The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06

SECOND DAY OF THE FIRST SUMMER TRoTTNG
MEErING-THREE INTERESTING RAcEs-CLEY :
EETINE, JACK DRAPER AND HOPEFUL THE an
NERs.
PoUGHKKEPsIE, N. Y, August & 1878.
The second day Of the nrst ann .a summer
trotting meeting or the Hudson river Driving
Park was very successful, thor gu the drawbacks
IN the matter OF the weather were discouraging.
From sunshine to storm Ae transition was very
easy, and what promised "a good DAY and track
was made just the. reverse In the afternoon by
soaking rain. Five or SIX thousand peo-
pie were present, the grand stand being filed
10 REPETITION the open space III mont OF 1t crowded.
while the field contained 400 or 500 vehicles filed
with ladies'. The incidents OF the occasion were
made more than usually interesting by the tate
which overlook that trotting machine, Judge
Fullerton. in the 2:lS race, when he
was tAe favorite ten 10 one over all
the rest. He was distenced in the second heat
ana his old antagonist, Hopeful secured the
biggest slice OF the enormous purse. This result:
almost brought ruin upon the New York delega-
ton. who were backing the Judge very heavily.
Except the disc0ntented In tnls wise, matters
went along smoothly and TO the credit or the asso
citation.
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK. PouGHKEEPsIE,
N Y, August and 5, 1S75.-FIRsr AND SECOND
DAYS OF THE FIRST ANNUAL SUMMER 1RoTTING
MEErNG.-Purse 81, 500, for Eorses that never peat
2:24 mile heats, best three In I'VE, IN harness;
$4,000 10 the drst ST. $50 The second, $500 to the
third ana $3.50 20 the fourth horse; entrance nye
per cenJ. Judges-Edwin Thorne u. W. refers,
James Roosevelt and William d. Turnbun.
NoTE.-Three heats were trotted on the 4th inst.
Budd Doble,s b. m. Clementine. ........
James Dougrey's b. e. Joker. ........... 9
J. A. Batchenar's d. z. Frank j. ...-....
Charles DlcKerman's Spotted Colt......
Briggs Ross blk. IN. Blanche
John Splan'S s. g. George 3. Daniels.
J. S. Parks b. $. Parks Abdallah......
nan Aaan hR nj lfnlH
j, c. Eekerson's b. e. Everett Ray..... Q
wm Parks br. 6. Glengarry. ......... 10 10 lodis
Quarter. Hau ME-.
First heat. ........ 30 1:l4 2;2IA
Second beat.......... $7A 1:lS 2:24h
Fourth heat.......... SIX ia2X 2:2S
SECOND DAY, AUGUST 5, 1s75.-Purse OF $4.0 600,
for horses that never trotted better IMAM 2:29;
mile heats best three In ve In harness; So 900 TO
the nrst $1,000 10 the second. $500 TO the third
and $500 10 the fourth horse. Entrance I'VE per
cent. Judges-Edwln Thorne, George W. Peters
and Amos Little
Z; G: wnlte,s or: g. Jack Draper,
William K. Hunts W. q. White Cloud 2
J. b. Serrills W. m. Twilight; .......6 l 10
J. n. Goldsmth's b. IN. Enle Deans. 6 4
j. II. Philips b. In. Adelaide. ........ IL
A. J; Feeks' CHI. g. Bonner ;;.:..... II
NJ. II. Whipples D. N. Lady White. II 10
Daniel Mace's b. IN. Maud ........ 7 IL
John Murphy's CHI m Grace Ber-
tram. ..........................H 3 3
r. P. StetsoDs r. IN. Oman. .........lO 10 0 10
TIME.
(1UfteF. HuU M1Le.
First heat. 37H 1:13H 22SZ
Second heaI........... 37la 1:l3 2:27A
Third heat...........-.. 3S5a 1:14% 231M
Fourth heat, IS 1:16 2:3lX
Firth heat.............. 80 1:l5X 2:3lX
SAME DAY.-Purse or 81, 500, for horses that never
beat 2:ls; mile heats. best there IN nve, In har-
ness; 81, $50 to the first 500 to the second ana
$3.50 60 the third morse; entrance five per cent OF
purse.
Daniel Mace's gr e. Hopeful I
William II. Doble's br. IN; Lady Maud. 2 2
j. II. Goldsmith's b. m. Huntress....... 3 2
Budd Doble's CHI. G. Judge Fulerton.... l dis.
J. A. Batchellar's b. g. John II. ....... dis,
BEN. Aaceis b. &. Sensation. ....-.... DIR.
TIME.
quarter. Hail. Aile
FlrSL neat. 80 log 2:N
Second heat......-..... 35 I'll 2:22%
lHiTu HeaL...-..-...... OH liza Z:2S
I'll neaL.... l:l4h H:28
To-day tine 2 81 and 2:22 purses will be decided.
Spirited contests may be expected.