The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-20
TROTTJNG ~ HARTFORD.
Gniatea Making the Fastcst Time for Four
ycnr-oids on Record.

HARTFORD, Sept 19.--On the second day
Of the meeting Of the National Association for
1rotting Horse Brqocrs. in Charter Oak Park
the horse breeders turned out in force. as did
the members of the National Associations
Among the most prominent gentlemen present
were: Charles Bachman. President Of the Nj
tional Association Of Trotting Horse Breeders {;
d. u. Packer. Secretary; the Hon. Clark Bell,
Treasurer the Hon. Leland Stanford. Vice.
President MAJOR Thomas Norton Of Newhurgh ;
II. c. II. Mcdowell Of Kentucky. and many
othcr. Tho Judges 81 the day worc Mr. joe
Ifarkor. Manor Thomas Norion. aud Gnn. y. :.
Titln. G. B. Alley was CLERK ui the c1ur,". .
Precisely ut 9 O'Clock the judges rtn- tnr hell
Tor the !lr-t troi cin-s No. 4. Tor .: 10 Siaiot
slukrs. $3.50. out oi the six ,nt r"s only tho bay
stallion Woitc1uina put in an npp"uruh 'n. ana
Ia" lad wink over fer tho stakes.
tn" second ltot was for the fvr-v"ur-old
s'aa"s. s7jo .fhici;ain Happy Thought. and
Post Boy tut IN au appearance. the brown stall
lion Gl"n@ocd bong drawn. In the pools Hap,
Post Boy lur $50 A. lus often been tne cgso. it
was y big upset ior those who bet on the t5Nor-
io Hnppy Thought VINO was drawn after the
sriond heat Tie first heat to the sutpris.. of
all WIS Woa easily ly Chieiiaju N 2:2l The
second heat was won hy Hnppy Thought after u
clos" contest with thieitliu in 23l "a. IN"
third hclf Post Boy won ty sheer gaine from
: b4piy Thought, iu 2.3l D. la i!le fourth heat
t''rifuiu led all th" way r0Uud To- the homo
him and Post Boy. both under tho whip. but
l'u-t lioy wa- first pvu mock in 2.3l 20. In tn
nith hc0t thi"ibiu rushed 81 tho front. and
k"fi hi- l.nd to She quarter. Whcrc hc broke his
saddle Girh. Crazy. hy -tlll fully Balancing
himself iu hl- sulkN. Kept Chi,ftain on his legs,
taking thr iirlt amid applause. in 2:3g 9.
Then rlnl" the great feature of the meeting.
d! trot for f,nr-yrnr-ultl-: -tHkc@. .ZIOD. OF
the twelve rntrir- -iN cam 'tp tn" post VIZ: HO-
garth. ualaina. Tom Norwood, Ale" West Ham
nibal. and Alre EY-t. The average oi p"ols he-
iorc The staIt-Galatea. 500; Hogarth. s2I;
tieat-Atthe .iSI 'ria they .ot away head and
%'@i % ,,' un- un- wv ~ @,,,' l'.n Z" n',, '''lsua IVA
lclgths .r hest g It, sa' nel iis yani-e rast tae
ncit1,.t h't ,l',9 ma,ins ~ ,"s hal! mic ~ u. /,
iSe, .,,lns ,,i, H.. honn.ir.th ,aii, ~ NIX w. non,
iis ~, way hv twpl nghs ~ the DISTANCE stand Ito
,n- h,str,o by len-il In > -, which d. the fastest
second - Icing the fastest ume on record ever
S, li'"rhe horse. started on cvc, term. hu,
Aoii. argri me t.rn oA'"a drew away ron l"sarth
'san- ~ ne u1ter P",s ~ , conn, r. w."
mo.e speed. and 'hc flew hv ihc hall nic IN / ~
Coming down u" 'e'irctch o.arth began To- clos ~
NJ .',e ioln NurQhy Kept iio.srh TO hi. work aud
oast ttn- fle hostty two ien.tA, ~ The is.i lime
e-',. AbD' West was rhrd' roin Norwood ani Alice
ii,l' r,lsiea wn. san ro n,oritc. selling at
-'fo-i over ~ h.ii after &C. -i,u- delay The hors"'
W. .' "n i.' l.ta N.-HtN W. 'Hc iei-in III
. t-ih. o. - ",i' pa,'''7 O igi,t i.-srt went
.al -. a'd ci. unfer fh nro winner ~ ONE Length
founl ucat-Ghc n,un. v,. a. IN, raic ol siuo to
rlH go NH. Wet ihct .Dt away clos" O4rulor 80 the
quart. IfHa Ifd DO iY seconds Afffr quarter
ii.. Denril, BEGAN 90 show Do. -nt sid rclrnad tu
lH'f uiir 'No lrr-fh~ boo Nut o Altc Wcst n i' uu
fNU hufN stretch No. ittfHtDi fhr party. fflr- vac
'Nht hfd.ungn 'No en-ul' m iront oi Alice West u
: .a. tnllfit iiiifd.
fiui li,at-r, 'iap, now hct ai the rate of $500 10
8 80 tAat Ho.nfth would win 'hp uot The word Wa.
given with nosafth ahead. teaching tie quarter IN 3
s't0nd.. Hui the lnit milo in ~ Down Tho home
-trctU Alice West truin- holuuully. two r,igths
~ advance Of Hosarih. taking the heat III - Galaea
third
AZ this junction. darkness coming on. both
trots We're postponed until L. VI. tomorrow.