The New York herald., 1876-10-20
ON LONG ISLAND.
SECOND DAY OF THE BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK
rRoTrING MEETING.

SECOND DAY OF THE BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK
TRoTTISG MEETING.
The trotiing at the Brooklyn Driving Park yesterday
afternoon very interesting. and those who wit
tho spcrt wcro highly delighted with the per-
iormances OF the horses The track was in splendid
condition. and, the weather being pleasant a COM
Portable afternoon enjoyed by those who werc IN
side the enclosure The proprieiors seem determined
reform, and intend getting rid OF the obnoxious
gambling tricks that have been for years ioisted on
tho management of troting tracks by pool sellers and
wheel spinncrs, and they VIII show an example to
many OF the very respectable tracks in tho country
racing well trotting-who sell pool privileges
the worst class of gamblers 10 rob the people Of
largo amounts The propriclors OF the Brooklyn Park
may make money this year by the course they arc
pursuing at this late Of the ycar, but they viii
shame Of tho others who pratc OF respecabity
and rich the vilanies perpe.ated within their
grounds, but they will ght in the end.
The wheel fellows ordered of the grounds yes
terday and II Williams 4 Son Will go little urthor
the pool settlers adrit to-day bo assured they
will do benefit lovers OF horse flesh Tho public
well satisfied that the pool box has ruled nearly all
the that have off all the trottng tracks Of
the country for years. and they also know that tho
members OF great OF the associations have been
league with and have regulated the drivers their
schemes and in with them still In every
tro at every meeting To be sure OF the great pubic
attending trottng meetings in uture tho various asso
Citations announce that pools will DO sold on
their grounds. When this is done gentlemen of
responsibility VIII bring their families 10 witness tho
exclusively American sport of irottng wherever 1t Is
shown, for then they will be satisfied that the best
horse will win.
Tho trotting yesterday was son the square" at tho
Brooklyn Driving Park. There two trottinG con-
iesis first
2:5o the second for those that had not record
better than 236 There ten entries for tho lrst
and twelve entries for tho second race.
In tho first trot six came to the post These were
Israel Denton's bay gcldlng Dan smith, J. Wcnsels
chestnut marc Dolly. H. NJ. Eilis' brown gcldng Frank
Martin, W. Thompson's black gelding Raven, and NJ.
Rogers bay Roare Rane b Brady's roam marc
Nellie b., G Williams bay Eva, James Quglcy's
bay marc Annie, and Arthur Berry's roam gcding
Judge Pratt Withdrawn.
The second for horses that had never beaten
| 1885, for which there twelve ontrics but when
thew were called on for tho but six the
post These were j. Fountains sorrel geldng Little
Frank, l.. j. Martins black geding SUSSEX Price l.
Kilparick's bay Lottie X, Charles Dickcrman's
| bay gcld,ng Derby, John Murphy's bay Carrie
Myers, and A. Corncilson's bay gcldng Judge Robert
son. This srot, as well as the hrst was closely con-
| tested. The following are the detas:-
FIRST TRoT.
| First Heat--Ravcn hrst away Bruno second,
| Dolly third, Roaro Ranc fourth, Dan Smith nth,
Frank Martin sixth. Raven was first to the quarter
| POLE in 43 seconds, Bruno second, Dan smith
| third Frank Martin fourth, Ronrc Rane nflh, Dolly
| sixth To the hal!-mile pole Bruno had taken the
lead and passed ha: point he three lengths
IN advance OF Raven the latter being two lengths Ia
! front OF Dan Smith, Frank Martin fourth, Dolly
| nfth Roarc Rahe sixth. Time, 1:l2S. Bruno led to
tho ihrecq pole, but Dan Smith was only watt
ing for him TO quit before he made play and Tho
| affair was settled IN few moments. Dan Smith won
! tho heat by length, Bruno second, Raven third.
| Frank Martin iourth Dolly fifth, Ronro Ranc SIXTH
| Second Heat-Dan Smith first away Dolly
second Bruno third, Raven fourth Frank Martin ffth
| koare 'Rane sixth. Al the quarter pole which was
! passed in Al seconds, Bruno led head, Dan Smith
second Dolly third Raven fourth Frank Martin nfth
Roaro Ranc sixth, and so lar behind that she at
this early stage OF tho game practically out OF the
AZ the hafmlle po'e-'ime, 1;24npan smith led four
fourth Raven nh. the other tar behind Going to the
three quarter pole Dan Smith gave Bruno the lead but
aftcr passing that point he agan went 10 the 'front.'
and tro,t,ng home steadily the heat by ghs
Dolly second Frank Martin third. Raven ourlh Bruno
| NTH Roare Rnnc disanced. Time 2:4S
! THIRD Heal-Doy was first away, Bruno second,
| Dan smith third Frank Martin fourth, Raven nfth.
Smith broke up aitcrward, and Dolly led to the
quarter pole tnres lengths A seconds Dan smith
| second four lengths ahead OF Bruno, tho latter
| n mack IN advance OF Frank Martin, Raven anh Dun
smith then went 70 'front.' and at tho hait-me pole
led four lengths In 1:23, Dolly second, Bruno third,
Frank Martin fourth, Raven hlth. Gong TO the
the rear Dan Smiths driver then became over con-
ndent and he took his horse SO much in hand that.
before he could get him going again, Dolly mp
him. and they crossed the score on even terms making
! n dcad heat Frank Martin was third Raven fourth,
| Druno dislanccd. Timc Of the heat, 2:50
| FOURTH Heas-Dan Smith was away first, Raven
second. Frank Martin third, Dolly fourth. Al tho
| auaricr POLE which was passed IN 45 seconds, Dan
| smith led one length, Frank Martin second,
| one length in front OF Raven, Dolly fourth.
Gong 10 tho hali-mlo pole Dan Smith opened length
Of daylight, and he passed that point two lengths in
advance Of Dolly in rs Frank Martin third Raven
fourth Dan smith thcn sent for all he worth,
and at the pole no was six lengths ahead
4 OF Dolly Frank Martin tnird, Raven fourth. Dan
home but he won tho hcat and race by four lengths
| in 249 Dolly was second, winning second money,
Frank Martin third money, Raven fourth without any
prize. The following isa
BROOKLYN DnivrSe PARK. PAnxsvnLE, L. l.
! Srcoyp DAY. OCT. l9.-TRorTIyG--Purse $3.50, for
horses that beaten $780, $500 10 the nrst
400 10 the second $50 10 tho third horse mile
heats, best three in i've, tn harness
| l. Dcnton's b 6. Dan SmtA A............... 1 o 1
| I Wcnsel's ch M. Dolly s 2 0
| H. NJ Ellis br. g. Frank Martin. .......... 8
| w Tnompson's blk. s. Ravcn............
! J. r. jarvis blk. &. Bruno. dis.
! N Rogers b. m konre Kane.. .......... dis
| r. I,rady's r. IN. Ncllc cB................... Is. dr.
| O. Williams b. IN. Eva. Or.
! j. Ouigley's b. m Annie. dr.
| A. Bcrry's r. G. Judge Pratt. DIR.
TINE
Quarter HoiE Nile
1 First neat. 20 l.~o $50
Second heat ..-........... =. Ia LAS
| Third heat. .............. ~ l:Z3 200
| Fourth heat. - l.zo S.33
THE
First Sussex was Irst away, Carrie Myers
ond Little Frank third Loltc n. iourth Judge Rob-
ertson nfth Derby sixth. Little Frank went 10
the 'front.' and at the quarter pole led threo lengths
I,ottc X. second two lengths In advance OF Sussex
| norl MYERS fifth Judge Robertson