The New York herald., 1876-09-28
FLEETWOOD PARK.
FoYRTH DAs a. THy FALL TEoTrrxo xzarIxo--
'cANH AxD YAvoRlTR THE WINNERS.

ToURxH DAy a. THy FALL rEoTTINo xxzr1xo--
x'oAxs AID YAvoRIrR Tue WINNERS.
repeated postponsments account Of the
br tho announced fixtures for the fourth day Of
N trotting meeting at Fleetwood Park we're dc.
X yesterday. These the "forty four, and
fty-one" classos. each originally having thirteen
The number that responded the call of the
judges, however, sensibly reduced from that
figure, owing variety OF reasons, sbs moro mpor-
tant being engagements elsewhere which the owners
those thought better keep than risk
the OF defeat Fleetwood An attendance Of
about 400 quite encouraging 10 the management,
the afternoon cool and occasional squalls
made It far from pleasant
''poKrY-YoUR" PURSE
This OF $500, and tho starters John Conk-
Inns brown geldug George Henry, r. McCann's black
gelding Pat McCann. W. c. Trimble's bay marc Lady
Everett and W lillian Il. Hilton's brown geldng Pick.
wick. From the outset Il evident thero
'mystcry In the air. for the entire fraternity of
ting sharps had iorsaken McCann known to be pos
sessed OF great speed, and put their money In
the box Lady Everett. Consequently In the ma.
jority OF tho pools SO soon the betting little
settled, she was The avorite. Lady Everett the
OF Mccain IN = ss McCsnn, after much bad scoring
went away very steady III the second heat and keeping
his feet the me landed the winner by threo lengths in
1888 Lady Everett was second and eight lengths In
front OF Pickwck while George Henry had the Tag
dropped in his face. Notwithstanding McCann's
rather brilliant work the Lady was still kept tho
iavorite over the ncid a. tho rates OF 335
to $50. She tho third heat in 2:35,s,
walking under the wire three lengths ahead or
McCann, who seen In front Of Pickwick. McCann
broke twco in the ne the nrst time just before the
standstl and tell ten lengths TO the rear. He
loose on the backs,retch, however, and Tor time
tro,ed like ghost, but me leader far to the
front She had the heat well in hand, though McCann
gaining upon her at every stride The Lady now
brought TO over tho others, and but few
willing " lay dollar against hor. The "taent were
everjoyed a. they deemed their Judgment" had been
excellent The rest vi tho race is easily told McCann
summats AID for the sharps received a toss
they will not readily forget Lady Everett took second
money and Pickw,ck the third. Alexander Patterson
drove McCann the first heat and William McCarty bet.
ter known rs "Knapsack," the balance OF the race
rHx ''rnRrY-o -osn' RACE
The starters comprised Abraham Strauss chestnut
mare Lady Lowe, Horace Bailou's marc Favor
ite. MACON rravers sorrcl marc Martha Washington
and Walter Bassiord's bay mare Carrie n. Favorte
sold even against the Geld before tho start ana after
capturing the nrst heat do liars that
would VIM She polished on her competitors three
straight heats. Martha Washington took second
money, Lady Lowe third and Carrie N. the fourth.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK NKw YORK, SEPTEMBKR 27, 1876
FouRrn DAY oy THE FALL TRorTISG MKKrIxG-FiRsr
RAcEPurso No. T. Of $500. ior horses that had
first, $l25 the second SIS to the ihird and
500 TO the fourth.
7: Mccann's blk: Pat nccsnn........ all
W {. fr,mIe's J. D. m; Lady Everett
John Conkiin's br. George Henry..... dis.
Matt Tanners ch. T. Moscow; c. Reeds br g. Bis
marck; G. " Whitbeck'sG T. Utica; NJ II. whippie's
blk. &. New Brook; James Pope's b. r. Harry B T.
j. Aufphys H. Frank; j. r. Gilbert's Dr. m. Black
wood Belle; George y. Ferguson br Q Don Carlo 9
aud Y. w. Martins 9. Chance were drawn.
TINE.
Quarter HaI Nile.
First heat ............... 37ts l:lzx 2:3S
Second heat. at............. 36A lIIk 1888
Third neat. ......-...... 35E llG 2:36i<
Fourth heat. ~ l:l2X 2:34x
Fit,n heat. ;.......;. 80 l:l2 2:s3E
SANE DAy-SHcoxD RAcE.--Purse No. g. of $500, ior
horses that meyer troIcd better than milo heaiA
three i've, harness; $40 70 the nrst $3.50 tho
second, 500 10 the third and $50 TO the fourth
Ht race Baou's g. N. Favoritc. ................
Mason h Travis s. IN. Martha Washington. 2 2 2
Abm strauss ch. m. Lacy Lowe. s y
Walter l3assford's b. m. Carrie N............8
John f. turner's b. m Nellie; Alex. Pattcrson's b. |
M Modcsty; J. r. Gtbert's b rn. Mary Lamb; j. A.
Crawiord's gr. g. Sandy H.l; ~ II. Whippie's ch T.
Dolly Dot; Z. B. Rsnsom's b. Soubrette; Baker h
Chismond's b. m. Undine; Alden Goidsm,th's br m.
Lottie and H. IL Gilbert h sons q T. Harry Gilbert
were drawn.
rNx
Quarter. Hail. Nile
First heat. ................. 80 l:llX 2:32
Second heat. .............. 10 l:ll 2:3U
Third heat. ............ 80 lllK Z:3l
ro-DAY's PROGRAMME
This consists OF tie free efor-all purse In which
Golakmith Maid, Judge Fullerton and Lucille Cold
dust entered. Trans Icavo the Grand Central