The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
THE HlRTFORD RACES.
Three Past Races for Liberal Purses- Lady
smell, Amy, and Rsrus the Winaers -Goid-
smith MnId SkIppina the Vile in 2i16 Ia.

Smell, Amy, and Rarus the Winaers- told
smith Maid skipping the Mile in Ale Ia.
Hartford, Sept. 1.-The second day of
the annual meeting Of the Connecticut stock
Breeders Association was a brilliant success.
The attendance was very large, including many
ladies. Tho track was lined with enthusiastic
turfmcn from all parts OF the country The
first race was No. I, purse t3,Ooo, for 23i class
$3.50 to FIRST, $50 to second, sl5O to third $500
to fourth mile heats best three in i've In har-
ness. The startcrs-.>re ID. A. SMELLS b. M. Lady
Smell, j. j. Bowers r. 2. Honest Harry, j. II.
Goldsmith's b. 4. Bateman, ben Mace's b. m.
Nellie Walton, r. II. Hamiltons ch. q. I'm
known, and 8. A. Browns blk. m. Lady Turpin.
J. J. Myers's CHI. T. jeremiah aud II. Penistans
CHI. &. Richard were drawn before stertinR. in
the pools Unknown was the fayorite. selling for
$50. Lady Tutpin so, Honest Harry $50, Nellie
In three straight heats. Time, 224h, 2Elh, 2:24
Nellie Walton second money. Bateman third,
The second race was for a purse Of 1900 for
third. tiOOto fourth. Mile heats, best three in
irst choice at 500 Moises ti5 and the field Se5.
The starters were Dan Mac,e's b. q. Amy, James
Chambers b. m. Mosey. Bneess blk N.
Blanche, and Parsons b. IN. ki,tIe ID. Nettie
Bnrlew and Clementinc were Withdrawn.
In the first hea. Monarch went Oh with the
efd and %mg seaSnS ns Madden IL tS fe
turning into the home stretch the trOttinR be-
tween Amy aud Joker was splendid, each horse
doing his level best, Amy winning by half
length In 223h Joker second, Ella Madden
third, Monarch fourth. The second heat started
of with Amy baving the best OF the lead, and
she skipped over the ground at a very fast gait,
winningtt her ease In 2:12A Joker second, Ella
Madden third, Molsey fourth. The third heat
was exciting. Amy went In the air, Molsev
passed her, and trottlnG like the wind, won by
length from Blanche; Ella Madden third, ANY
fourth Time, 2:2lia. Before the fourth heat
Amy's hackers rushed over one another to get
near the pool box, where Mulsey selling at
to a fair start, Amy breaking almost Instantly.
Joker took the lead, aud won by neck IN 2sii.
Blanche second, Molsey third, Ella Madden
fourth. In the nfth heat, after trotting around
the first turn Mace let out IA link with Amy. and,
to the astpnishment OF all, took the lead and
won the heat and race by a nose from Blanche,
In 2:2Ik Molscy third, Eta Madden fourth.
when HE race was decided, cheer after cheer
went up from the thousands VI excited specta-
tors
The third race. No. 6. was for rift purse "
$N0 70 third. and f3p to fourth. These were
the entries; X. 49, tuuklin's b. Y. ltarus, A.
Batcheor's d. =. Frank Jr j: II Parkis's Alb ial-
lah, Zen Mace's l. y. Crown Prince, ana ID. Tall
mans 7. Y. Triumph. The betting was-RArus,
$lOO, against the neld A. $40. Frank J. won the
first heat with apparent ease from Parkis's Alb
dallah, Crown Prince third, and Rirus fourth.
Karus won the second, third, and fourth heats
and race. Frank j. won second money, Parkiss
Ahdallah third. and Crown Prince fourth. Time,
Goldsmith Maid trolted "a trial heat In the
Park THIS morning In 2:i6%, making the last
quar- er IN ;siL. She will trUt on Friday with
running COMPANION to beat her record, for
The famous California horse Occident will be
shown on the track on Thursday.
The races for Thursday are the 2;45 and 2'S3
classes and running race. The closing Of the
Charter Oak Colt stakes. for three and four-year
olds, has been postponed until sept. 10.