The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
THE FLYERS IN HARTFORD.
FAST TROTTTNG OYER THE CHARTER
OAK PARK COURSE.
4 Meeting In which mii hut One cr the Favor
ties we," Winners Dick Svivciicr and
Karus the Victors In Yestcrdny's Trots.

Karus the Victors In Yestcrdny's Trots.
HARTFORD. Aug. 3i.-Thc Charter Oak
Park meeting closed to-day. The wcu,hcr was
lovely, the track in fine condition and the num-
her Of spectators was large being estimated at
from 5000 to 10000. Among the prominent
breeders and patrons of the turf present were
Messrs. David Bonner. Joseph b. Perkins. VIM.
NJ. Fox. Major Morton. T.. A. buck Of the Spirit
~ Ne Times. Busby Of the TiOJ FieH aud
Farm, Col. Wolley. President Of the National
Association; Allen Bonner s. 5. Stnwell Of
Narraennsctt Park J. +. Merrill Of Beacon
Park. j. +. Hicks of Mystic Park President
llutchings Of the Utica Park 1sham Of Russian
horse fame. q. Thompson. A. Benson Of Pros
poet Park. 4. }. Vail. Secretary Of the National
Association. and many other gentlemen Of
note.
Promptly at o'clock the judges ordered the
track cleared. and the bell sounded for the 2:26
class purse $4,000. 81 $50 to first. sb1j to Soc
ond. $3.50 to third. aud $3.50 to fourth. or the
eight entries. Dick Swivcllcr. Dan Bryant. Enig-
ma. Big Fellow. and Ha1or appeared at the post.
and were assigned positions in tho order
named. Dame Trot, Royal George, and T. \.
were drawn In the pools Dick Swivccr was
the iayoriie at slooto $40 For second place Dan
Bryant brought 500: llazor. $50; the field. $50.
First ileetNt Tie word Go" uick syi. clcr tNok The
Inc Jaar,cr IN az .,ccni. ii,1or td Enigma ioariG,
amt kl Follow ava, in the rear "o.cn now Oi swivel.
pressed %, Dan Br}Ant EWcru- t,e hnn.'ir,tch Tug
Mo were on n,'', ,4ut' "in'' nan wa, H"n
in wav RON Rr, ant and he nm, Sized
n,S NJ WV ,, f, J." 49, """'' """ N"'-"'" 'N''"'
second Heat Dick sw.ycllcr was ei out n the pools.
i '', ,, nis," ',,,ir ft ii ,i AZ ~, q. ni ~
eloscy followed D., br,ani aud hAtor nni w. hirr
et, I ii, d. n., ,t .,.ot ,,, 81 ~, ,i,,ri =, tl',
ana u..,to tr'iipi id.t ~ tie ulmic roI, IN ~
,9s' H. .N' a., u,' i,,.l,n ", :" '
ilt n aii'r '',. the u. All 81 hafa rn.ti mir,ntoi
n'NHM ln - p L''sm' "'''"' "''' ''''''' ""' Us
lGfdil.,ty it,nc word svi,cler went ~ 0th q etc
,uiN ~ u. ,.i ''il, ,,,r., ~, h. ,,,f sv.i,,ii,r
came home s.-i a.'at @, n' PIX T'n.,,. Ut n' "
n ANA and .ns,, ,dirth s'' "'" ''''''
Tho frco-for-all rnce for a uurse Of $4,000
a. i1n n" rrst $40 ~ second st51 to third. and
INK. Out of th" -"y u entries these were the
t,lft,., 't,',, ir1v,n Ijen NJ 49, tii,, at.,
y Hli ~ ~ NIL T. ",.' Il, =, 49, ~. H. w
/ and F,.,ks with Great Eastern. Before starting
lnrus VAS tIc flNorlte over the Held al 500 TO
$50
First Hcat -Ar,ra halt ia hour. scoring the horse.
- go ~, on BE- isfi' r.'H ir'i liowta went To-
IRONY, Guy br,Ae nii hhfN- llN we i'al HNl"in ,los
E.nb'.i..I u. M. .k.t.th 10 .l., gu n t 1.
,rr,i i,..'ln .i N,i' tai i.ii, lDhI" K,r..,nI
ll.'i hii &, ,.,, ,yn q, .'f'l,e lo' 4 r
h. 'n. 81, Great th... ny ih.. m N.tu, iD.r'.
let'ln- wl. NcrS hc.s, t'r turi lac t;Nc,n Great
ia.,l sni N'i. ih' me. :, w. a. llg r's os sir
;n-. ..it %. -.rni M, t,.ri, afi ta' t' ,art,r M
Js., second. trihy hn,S.',ct,h nopciu WA, ~.nt At
iNc Bop O Die tti anA ihr pa0e wa. terrific between
n" and Ra,"' nn, ',ai ~, i. , nN M,n' 70