The New York herald., 1875-10-19
CLOSING DAY OF THE FALL TRoTTING MEET
NG-FRANK PALMER, 7. A., BLANCHE AND
ELLA MADDEN THE WINNERS.

CLOSING DAY OF THE FALL TRoTTING MEET
Ne-FRANK PALMER, 7. A., BLANCHE AND
ELLA MADDEN THE WINNERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct IS 1875
The fall trotting meeting at Point Breeze Park was
brought to a close to-day. Tho final events wero tho
unfinished 229 and 234 purses of Friday last and
new races gotten up to I'LL out the afternoon.
THE UNFINISHED 2:29 RACE
Fourth Hedt-Sir William Wallace was the favorite
even against the field At the sixth attempt the word
was given with Frank Palmer half length In 'front.'
Richard second and the rest well together tho avorite
having good place. On the turn Draper lef his feet
and fell back TO the rear, while Pnlmer went by tho
quarter pole length ahead in 81 seconds Richard
next, half length in advance OF Bateman Sir William
fourth, Columbia Chief ffth and Draper sixth Along
the backsretch Palmer went into the ar did Richard
and Sir William, and all taking longer run than Is
allowed by the rules or could be permitted oy consci
entous judges without punishment passed the half
mile pole in LA Palmer in 'front.' Richard
second, then Sir William, with Bateman fourth
Columbia Chief fifth and Draper last Around the
lower turn Draper had settled, and doing very honest
work went up to third position, while Batcman
sumed second place. Frank Palmer managed by
other run near the threequarter pole 70 swing into
the stretch one length ahead, with Bateman second
Draper third, Richard fourth, Sir William fifth and
Columbia Chief last There was no material cnange
down the stretch, and with another skip near the
distance stand Palmer went under the wire winner OF
the heat and race by four lengths in 226A Bateman
was second two lengths In advance Of Jack Draper,
who was one in front of Sir William Wallace Richard
fifth and Columbia Chief sixth. After considerable
consultation the judges placed the horses tor the beat
they finished, with the exception OF Richard who
was distanced for running. Similar work the part
of Palmer evoked no comment on their part
Sir William Wallace takes second money, Bateman
third and Jack Draper fourth.
UNFINISHED 2:34 PURSE
Fyflh Hedt-T A. was the favorite the field $50
TO $35 AT the ninth scoring the word given with
Andy johnson leading Andrew second, T. A. third
and the terms all trotting steadily Andy
Johnson showed the way around the turn, and the
quarter pole half length In advance the pace be-
ing slow it required thirty nine seconds to reach it,
Bay Jack was second, one length in advance OF r. A.
Frank Munson fourth, Andrew fifth and Lookout sixth.
Jack Phillips called upon Bay Jack along the back
stretch, and fast did he clip it for while that Andy
Johnson was forced TO a break snd fell back
fifth, while Bay Jack assumed the post Of
honor and went by the half mile pole in 1:16 two
lengths the best, I. A second, length ahead OF
Andrew, who was three In advance of Frank Munson,
Andy johnson next and Lookout last Along the lower
turn 7. A let out length two, and instantly
he gave Bay Jack the go-by and swung into the
stretch five lengths ahead, the others before The
rest of the way was gift for A. and he went under
the WIRE jog winner Of the heat and by ten
lengths in 2:29 the fastest by y seconds of the Eve
heats trotted Bay Jack finished second, half length
In front OF Andrew, who the distance sd
OF Andy johnson, he two lengths the best of
Frank Munson. and Lookout three lengths in the
Second money awarded Frank Munson, Andrew
the third, and Bay Jack the fourth.
PoIsr BREEZE PARK, PHILADELPHIA Pa, October Is
and IS 1ST6-Fourth and fifth days OF the Fall Trot-
Ting Meeting g-Judges George W. Fitzwater, Samuel
Purse No of S. 000 for horses that beat 90
mile heats three ve In harness. ST. 900 10 the FIRST
$500 TO the second $500 TO the third aud 500 to the
fourth horse entrance ten per cent Of purse which
closed with fourteen entrees