The New York herald., 1876-10-31
FLEETWOOD PARK.
Last DAT OF THE OCTOBER TRoTTrxo MEET

Last DAT or THE OCTOBER TRoTTrxo MEET
INo-REsuLr AND JOKER THE WINNERS.
The October trotting meeting At Fleetwood closed
yesterday with tho srhirty and "twenty two" purses
In tho former OF the fourteen responded
tho gray mare Charmer. from Sharpsvio, Pa, holding
tho head OF affairs at The pool box Tho figures we're,
upon average. Charmer, s4S; b. & Result $50; g.
John Taylor, $27 field, $2s. The favorte made good
beginning by winning the first with apparent ease,
when she In great demand. bringing $3.50 to sll0
for all the others She was In difficulties early the
next heat and could do no better than eighth at the
nnlsh, Result capturing It very smoothly by two
lengths Tho talent were then uncertain as to which
would DO the trick. much business being booked
follows:-Resuit, t70i Charmcr, sos held 81 Tho
mare was never aftcrward dangerous, tho third and
fourth heats and the falling TO Result Charmer
struggled with sufficient stoutncss to take second
money tho bay mare, Mira Bell from Boston, obtain
ing third and the chestnut seldng Moscow, from Al
bany, saving his stakes
Ten mado their appearance In the "twonty- -two''
class Tho b. m. Bella in most demand. the ng-
ures showing al tho box-Bella, 500; b. 6. Frank
Reeves, $40; blk m. May Bird, $42; gr. e. Tanner
Boy $27; br. m Hannah d., $2l, and field. S31. Tho
choice" specuiators loft out in the cold little
straight heats Tanner Boy took second
money May B.rd third and Frank Reeves fourth. Tho
fav0rC did n0tnlnR LOT tue money luVcsteu upon ner
Summary.
FLEETWOOD PARK, New YoRK, MONDAY, Ocr. 80
1s70-FTrn AND LAST DAY or rHE OCTOBER rRorriSo
MkErIsG Purse No OF 5000. Tor horses that never
beat $50; mile heats, three In nvc IN harness. en-
trance ten per cent, and ve per cent only II dccared
$450 the rst $225 the second $lo5 to the third
and 500 TO the fourth.
Edwin Huriburrs Great harrington, Mass
wallace Picrcc's lsharpsve, PA gr IN.
J. J. nowon's iBos.on, Mass b. m. Mira
Matt tanners iAlbany, II. VI ch & Mos
A. J. Fesk's tsyracuse. N. Y, ch. 9. Ly-
'sssss ss;.s.. .'y ssv York, ss M Lady lowe
John spians tNcw York; ch. q. Chaunccy
jacob Fountains iEimira, N vi B. g. John
n. vSasr;; Wn'ppies tiairy;owa, VI
J. il MarSecis, j. lSew York, VIII. M
NJ Rodsn's RODE rS New York; 6r William H.
Becde. ......... ........... 10 IL II
T. b. Johnsons New York; r. G. Fred Tyler dr..
T. G. Barden's l'ttsncd, Mass.) br. g. Mac dr..
John Williams boston, Massl ch &. Gif-
lord. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Or.
First heat. .............. 80 l:l2 2:3l
second hcas............ 3,h lab 2:s0
Third heat. 80 l:l2 2:2Sh
6AMK DAY-SECoSD RAcE-Purss No. s, OF ST. 500,
for horses that had not beaten 222 mile heats three
in i've, harness; entrance 10 per cent, and per
cent only declared OUT $3.50 to the rst $375 the
second, e225 to the third and $3.50 10 the fourth.
W. w. Smiths (Mechanicsville, N. " br. g.
Dansi C.merons oasniasp.: NSS.ppy s
6. Tanner boy.... .(Wccks)
Garry Walkers New York; blk m Nay Bird
(Walkcr) 10 o
John Trout's (boston, Mass, b. g. Frank
kooves .,................... .........IrouV
Harry. .................. ...seb
David Mucklc's Boston, hass) b. m Bslla.... 3 o
A. B. Do hart's (Bcston, Mass br. IN. Han
nah D.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 4
J. Hart Wclchs Hartford, Conn., blk
ihomas Jenerson: .......... ...............
John Splans New York; ch. 4. Planter. 8
A. J. Feek's (Syracuse, N. ch &. Bonner. 10 10
Northrup Martins Newton, N. ~ b. g. Mys-
tc.,... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... DR..
Daniel Jenkins (Glcnn's Falls, N. ~ gr. 6. Joe
Brown. ......................... dr..
TIME
Quarter Hay. Nile
First heat .............. 35 Loo 2:24k
SAcnn hAaN Ill ..lL