The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
RdRE SPORT AT ELEETWOOD.
Rarus Winning Two Heats, aud Fullerton
nnd GrenI LmsIrrn One Apiscc.

Notwithstanding the day was cloudy
and Threatened rin, fully TX thousand sp.cti-
tYfs gathered at Fleetwood Yesterday. The
CLUB house and grand - nd were thrlnged, and
there was life IN every par, of the enclosure.
Among tho Conspicuous breeders and Olrie-
tors uf horses to be seen were MIR. Rloert Bon
ncr, T. \. Buck Of the spirit NJ M, Tunes, Lord
Roseberry, >hepp .rd f. Knapp, George b. Alley,
MIR. Griswold, j. L. Morrow, Boston; NJ or
Thos. Morton Of Newbureh, VIM. rurnbuil, Col.
KI--el, Boston; II. Ferrisan. Wn. simmons,
MIR. Goodwin, j. q. Case, ami others.
The FIRST race called was for a purse Of $500
for the 2i0 class. mile heats best In o. IA harness.
responding with seven representatives.: King
Phihp, Little Frank, Young sentinel, Tom, Far
ragut, sadie, and j. ID. 1t was a sharply con-
tested trot, requiring i've heats to decide IT, he
wise ones selected Little FIR ink for a winner
he first heat was won bY Little Frank IN 2j0,
after sharp struggle with Tom. KIM Pnilip
won the second and third heats In 2:29a and
2.S. he fourth heat was well contested, \ Dung
sentinel winning III 30. King Philp, however,
race IN 2:3i.
he iree-for-all trot was for purse Of 500
mile he, Is, best ~ D. IA harness. Judge ful-
lertun, driven bv John Murphy was first ON the
course. and AS he exercised up and down the
IT OK he WAS closely " itched. his gait was loose
and all rl-ht. Rarus driven 10y >uldn, and Great
stern 10y Feek were loudly applauded, were
smugger driven by Marvin, krank kecyer
n.
Judge Fullerton, So; Greet Eastern, SIS; held,
$50 Tue start was delayed 10y smugsler. AT
the seventh attempt the horses were sent away,
Great Eastern on the lead. Before reaching the
au rter, In 3j4 seconds, Fullerton rushed u the
front lcugtn IN advance OF Great Eastern,
Frank Reeves. and Lucille GoldduSt. Smugeler
three lengths behind, and the favorlte,
RtTus, last. Fullerton, trotting spiendidly up
tue back stretch. passed the half IN lO7 lie
trOtted up the home stretch at wonderful
burst Of speed, crossing The score a winner by
Ir.A Lama IA "A IE
ono, Lucile Goiddust third. Smug.ler fourth,
Great Eastern MIN, Karus sixth.
Fullerton tnen sold for so; the Geld at S7j.
The start for the second neat was a beautiful one
ON the second tTlal. The excitement was very
great Fullerton shot to the front, passing tue
quarter IN me wonderful time OF ga seconds
ana maintaining the lead to the halt m l:U,
Greit Eastern second, R'rus third, Goddu,t
fourth. Around the lower turn Great Eastern
gained rapidly on Fdlertln, and after "A terrible
struggle passed him, p4lled away M the home
strotcn, ana won IN heat nv length ~ 29Oi.
karus good third, Lucille Golddust lOultn,
Tue TEST trnging 40 he rear.
Then there was a rush Tor the pool box. The
betting was made IN oil manner OF ways, ono
pool ieiug, Great T. stern, $40; Rtrus. SlN;
Ield, $40. me word WIS gwen. On Tia, Hun
trial treat Eastern htd the advantage, Snug
elcr nv lengths bchiud, Tut Marvin nodded for
start. As they spun around the first turn
Great Eastern Was IN front. At the qu rterln
81 seconds, Fullerton close no. linen bN inch
Fullerton gained. ana closed the gap, 50 tnat at
the NAH mile, In los, he mad reached Gre Il Ei.t-
eru's whe / and showed his nose In front, nut
cOulus nome Fullerton fell remind. Rtrus,
trott'ng with an electric hurst oI -uecd, shot 40
the home stretch hying. Each driver Piled
whip, urging the horses 10 their almost RIrus
won by "A head from Great Eastern IN 22l q,
amid great cheering, Lucille Gold lust thlrd,
Fullerton fourth, fruk Keeyer 1lth, Smugglcr
Just saving his distan, e.
Then there was another change IN the betting
Rarus (! lO, Groat stern S6j, Held Sil. On the
thirI INA tAtY got ~ t. good start fur tho
fourth neat, NArus bringing jp, - the hearts OF
ms hackers py taking tnc lead from the word
olened gap ~ hi.ugih in 'front.' but before
reaching the quarl"r ln Aia second, Great Eat
err began to = iu on ni,u. ana went ahead. Then
II wa eXcltiue. Gr- Eastern tairlN uew hy the
malt mile post M 1908 u leugth ahead Il ltirIs,
bat, hs the pair flew down the home stretch. tine
eACl emch, hutN uu bouud-. Great Il stern
lr ike, uut quichly .rttled a-ain. II rus Nuuby
h IL lei gtn ia 22a, Lucliie Col ldu.t tmrd,
Judge Full-uon I u In, FranS Reeves lltl,
81 uEglcr dis lurtd.
II was r marked hy Old turfmau that Smuf-
gler had mt gut over his severe WORK in illlt-
iurd, a. he WAS not hluIstli, SHOWING no ptcd
eX CIT m ihe nr-I heat.
On account Of darkn, So, the race was post
poned uutii to-day
Between the meats thc four venr-od bay colt
MnnteAuna, slied by MIR. Ruhert bluuei - IT,
mOAs ruttmg stallion IL lwlrd Everett, frosted
hall nile Ia harLc,s m ll23.