The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
POINT BREEZE PARK.
Second Day CT the Fall Trot-
ting Meeting.
Billy Ray the Winner Of the 2;3l Purse, and
the 1926 Race Postponed After
Four Heats

weather Of that nature 70 render prolonged
stay upon the grounds not unpleasant while the track
was fair condition and the attendance large. Many
carriages we're the field and the club house balcony
contained liberal sprinkling Of handsomely dressed
ladies' There we're two races on the programme-the
horses Of the 23l class which three
straight heats by the geldng Billy Ray. The re-
suit was entirely unexpected by the fraternity
of betting men, and they lost heavily by
the defeat OF the chestnut geIding Lookout.
Billy Ray showed such burst Of speed and cut down
his competitors cevery in the third heat that much
attention was given him by horsemen generally he Il
owned by Mr. NJ G. Ray Of Knoxville Pa, is seven
years old, sixteen hands high and was sired by Woods
Hambletonian, dam New York Black Hawk mare.
The second event was the 22e purse, which, after
heats was postponed until tomorrow The first heat
by Ella Madden in 26s1, then Joe Brown was
credited with the second and third in 2:27a and % T.
when Nellie Walton captured the fourth in 230h.
There is much money the box this race, and il
would not be surprising TO see Annie Collins come TO
he front upon the renewal OF the and mix mat
ers still worse there doubt that she possesses
great turn of speed and has staying qualities Of the
srst- order.
THE 2.31 PURSE
The first event the programme the purse Of
81 600 for horses that trotted better than 2Sl
meats, tuTee IN III w hes,
$500 to the second $500 the third and 500 to the
ourth horse or thirteen entries there came to tho
N. G. Rays roam geldng Billy Ray j. Gbert's
black mare Little Dorrit Mike Carros black gelding
General J. H. Phillips bay gelding Jericho formerly
Sleepy jerry NJ H Whippe's chestnut geldng Look
cut, A. A. snyders chestnut stallion Andrew, w. NJ.
Hughes sorrel Little Mary and J. H. Godsmiths
brown Lottie. Before the start the pools aver
aged:-Lookout 500; Billy Ray, s45 field s75. The
word given at the third trial. with General the best
" it, Billy Ray second and the rest well together
General kept his advanced position until the hafmlle
pole was reached, when Billy Ray went to the front,
md passed under the wire the winner Of the heat by
length in 2:31 General second, Little Mary
hird, Andrew fourth and the others per summary.
Pools averaged Billy Ray, $40; field, 500
collision between the sulkies OF Andrew and Cen
r resulting in the breaking of the latter caused
huerable delay AT the sixth trial they got away,
Sith Jericho two lengths in 'front.' Andrew
,econd, Billy Ray third and the others
closely following in q bunch. Ray took the
ead on the turn, and at the quarter pole four
enghs ahead Of Jericho Little Mary third and the rest
Jtrung out in Indian file. From this point Billy Ray
lad it all his way, and passed under the wire the
winner Of the heat by lengths in 23oK. Little
Mary finished second but placed third for running
Andrew beng given second position the rest as
summary. Billy Ray the favorite 10 /
the field The word given 70 miserable start,
Lookout being two lengths in front and the favorie
among those in the On the turn Lookout drew
away five lengths, and at the quarter pole had
u az he pleased Billy Ray here left his
Ieet, and, before being caught dropped back last,
where he remained until the half-Inile pole was
reached, with Lookout leading six lengths. Here Ray
had settled and being called upon by lis driver began
picking them up after another, until at the three
quarter pole he had colared Lookout and Little Dorr
also challenging for the lead grand tusse ensued be-
tween these three Down the stretch the fight con
ri q hest ct plpc rcaaT m nv
track ended with Billy Ray going under the wire the
winner Of the heat and race by head IN 81 Lookout
was second, Little Mary third, Andrew fourth, Little
Dorrit hfth General SIXTH Lotte seventh and Jericho
eighth. Andrew was awarded second money, General
third and Lookout fourth
THE 2:26 RACE
Second on the programme the purse Of e., 600,
Tor horses that never beat 20 conditions the
Hrst event. 81 900 To the first $500 the second $500
10 the third and 5000 to the fourth horse OF the
entries responded to the bell these being Daniel
Jenkins gray stallion Joe Brown j. II Phillips, bay
Ella Madden, John Trout's bay stallion Sir Will
Jam Wallace, John l. Doty's bay gedlng Barney Kelly
W. T. Weeks gray geldng Royal George Ben Mace's
bay mare Nellie Walton and W. Il Crawfords brown
mare Annie Collins.
First Heaa-The pools averaged-Nellie Walton, $50;
Joe Brown, $50; field, S4T AT the 9th scoring the
word given, with Madden a trife the best Of IT,
Barney Kelly second, sir William Wallace third and
The rest well up Around the turn Barney Kelly
ihowed in 'front.' and the quarter pole in 90 u sec
Snds, two lengths in advance Madden second Sir
William third, Nellie Walton fourth Joe Brown fifth,
Royal George sixth and Annie Collins last Along the
and after sharp tusse colared HIM at the half mile
pole, which they passed head and head in
slZ1. slr william Wallace was third at this
,olnL Nellie walton fourth and the others as
,eiore. Ella Madden gave Barney Kelly the goby on
he lower turn, and caused him 10 leave his feet the
hot and at the threequarter pole Ella was
lBe length ahead, Sir William Wallace second. Joe
Brown third Barney Kelly fourth, and the rest with
but material change Swinging into the stretch Trout
ent Sir William 10 Maddens wheel, and did his utmost
o assume the post Of honor but Phillips called for
more steam from Ella, and CALAMITY responding she
anded the winner Of the heat by length Sir william
Wallace second, Joe Brown third Barney Kelly fourth
Royal George nth, Nellie Walton sixth and Annie
Collins last. Time 2268{.
Second Heat Tie betting gas-Neuie Walton s-o
held, 900 AT the sixth scoring they obtained the
word, with Joe Brown trihe IN front the others well
up Around the turn Brown drew away from tie rest
and at the quarter pole 10 SO seconds was Leading Sir
William Wallace two lengths Nellie Walton third ROYAL
George fourth Annie Collins hfth Ella Madden sfyth
and Barney Kelly last Along the backstretch Brown
increased his advantage and at the halfmie pole n
l:l3A, he was three lengths the best 81 il, Sir
Royal George fourth and the as before Eth the
exception OF Annie Collins who had lett her est ana
Ieil back last Along the lower turn Sir William Wal
lace endeavored 70 wrcst the post Of honor from Joe
Brown, bat the latter had 100 much foot ana he
swung into the stretch leading three lengths the rear
guard not being dangerous. Coming along steady
pace Brown went under the winner the heat by
three lengths, Sir William Wallace second, Nellie Wa.
ton third Ella Madden fourth, Royal George ltth,
Barney Kelly sixth and Annie Collins last Time,
s:27s<
TAGrd Hedt--Walton was stu tbe avorte even
against the nelo. Al the lourbu trla the Wgru was
gwen, with Barney Kelly leading tribe, Joe Brown
second and the others close up Around the turn Joe
Brown drew away from the rest and al the quarter
pole, In 81 seconds was two lengths in advance
er william Wallace second Nellie third, Barney Kelly
fourth and the rest Ttragging some distance In the
rear. Along the backstretch Sir william called
upon by 'front.' and, responding be went up ~
lhe wheel Of Brown and stuck there despite all jenkins
could do 70 shake him a. IN this manner they swung
INTO ne stretch and, coming home Cine tusslo ended
WIN Joe Brown going under the wire the winner Of the
beat ey one length, Sir william Wallace second, two
iengtha IN 'front.' % Barney Kelly, Nellie Walton
io9rth Royal George nth, Ella Madden sixth and Annie
collins last Tine 2.2gl
Fourth lfe1t -Joe Brown sold sven against the field.
Inc sehaol was cxeslent Vith Nellie Walton in hat
position That On the turn she the front and
me quarter pole p thirty aud quarter seconds
was leading Sr william Wallacn two lengihs Ella Mad.
nen lnird, Jos Brown fourth, Annie Collins aftb Bar
ney helly SIKH and Royal George last Along the
backsiretch Sir william closed the gag between ho and
Nellie - one leng the haiime pole being passed IN
this manner n -, the Others before noted Along
The lower turn and into the stretch Nellie Walton stucF
gamely 70 her work and coming along nnely landed TIE
winner OF the heat by Two lengths Va 2.39L. Sir viii
liam Wallace was second Ella Madden third Joe grourr