The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01
BUFFALO PARK.
ING-HANNis, WHITE STOCKINGS AND PARANA
THE WINNERS.

ING-HANNIs, WHITE STOCKINGS AND PARANA
THE WINNERS.
[py TEiHoRArH TO THE HERALD.
BUFFALO, N. y. July 81, 1871
This the opening day Of the summer trotting
meeting Buffalo Park. The weather was lovely and
the fields Of horses prescn. extraordinarily ane,
but the attendance was very light fact that
generally attributed to tho absence OF
pool selling At time the managers thought
OF following Morrssey's example and selling pools on
the track, but on consultation with the Police Com.
missioners' they were informed that the auctoneers
would be stopped whom the idea was abandoned. Tho
sport WAS very ntei esng, although the crowd failed
" become excited because II lad little or no money
Ia the event
THE "rHIRrY- roun' PURSE.
The first WAS Tor the 234 class and there woro
starters. the chestnut stallion Hannis being the
was won by Lady Prtchard in 3:23A HannIs captured
the second heat handy In 2:25 and the third IN
2:264, though Lady PrtIchard pressed him close but
he going within himself In tho fourth heat
when Hannis was leading length the half mile
poe, he broke and Lady Priichard opened gap Of
three lengths III an instant but soon as Hnnnis
settled he closed the daylight and went to the front
with ease winning the heat IN 2:,7.
THE ''rwkSrY THREE RACE
The most exciting event the for the 2:23
class iu which there starters The chestnut
Rediug Masomania was the iavorile aud White stock
Wnito Stockings won the first heat in 322 and tho
second in 2224 in 6ne style, while the thra was cap
halt length in 2:24lG. White Stockings won the
fourth heat anu race in 2:25.
race for three,ycar-ods Tor purse Of $1,000 WAS
won by the buy lilly rarana
BuyPALo PARK, BUFFALO, N. Y, July 81. 1871
FIRST DAY OF rmE TWELFTH ANNUAL MxarISG-FRsr
RACE Purse, $4,000, Tor horses that beat 234
mile heats, III In harness. $1,000 to the arst $500
second, $500 10 the third and $500 to the fourth
J. Z. Turner's (phladeIphia) ch 6. Hannis 8 1 / /
Jonn Murphy's (New York, ch. M Lady
Thomas Grady's Amsterdam, N. Y) gr g.
A. ]. Feek's Syracuse. N. " Dr. $. Roman
G. l. wh;noy's tNcx6ars, oiicj g Cap
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Bruce. Observation-Disclosures. dis
o. Howand's tHam'lton onL) b. g. ST.
Af''k'riii Time 80: I.;.;;s.a2cx.s:i. us
SAME DAy-Purse 81, 800. for horses that beat
1913. mile heats; three in i've in harness; $3.50 TO
the arst 1928 TO the second 1915 tohe third and $3.50
john Nurphy's New York, b. g. White
E Z. ROOFS milwaukee,, wsj ch Ma
NJ u. Van Scaier's iaornsilsviie, n. Xjr
s. II ain nS' Canton as oiici s g siiv:isds 3
J. II. Gcldsmith's twsshingtonviile, N. ~
pusnser ' csrroii's icananaaisaa N. w
G. N. Browns cleveland, Ohio b. m. Amy
Samuel H. Brownies tpeniwa.cr Mich blk
Thomas D Sradyg t1%s..rdam, II. " m.
''''' Time, 'ai::;;;;.a::s;;;;I.saiix-s:a5. "
SAME DAY-purse 81, 900. TOR three-year-olds; mile
heats. In harness $500 to the first, $3.50 TO the
ond, $3.50 to the third and 500 to the fourth.
G. I. Emory's (Ncwburg. Ohio b. t. Parana. l /
Suatton Acllon's tEvansburs, Pa) gr T. Noon
W. Van valkcnDurgh's (Ogdcnsbur0, N. Y.ych c.
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Time, $50 n-2:35.
rRiDAY's pREE ALLIE
The "lroe for all" DO trotted Friday, which
would have been failure. judging from the Cleveland
1asco, has been reopened by common consent 80 as
admit Rarus and II Is understood that he wall
deavor on this occasion to beat 2:l4