, 1877-09-23

Itee-Aot-ati, llile Hcats 70 1aFuess, best Lnre
?. Y. Kcndalra puilder......... 2 al:
D. :" f''os 3i%sea:se; H"1'e: se:1 ISL; s:S;: : l
Threc-minutc class, to wagons, mile heats
best two in three:
\. E. kohn's ST. Lawrence Joe..........5
Cha:les Ascrr's Dick. k.......-................2 2
E..oi. u GanH.on nn.;n, kate;
11n.e-3:03; a:33.
Two-fiftv class, to wagon, mile heats, hest TIVE
in three: Won by D. Reartlon's Black Prince ir
two straight heats. Time, 2:4911, 2:46.
Two-f"rty- five class, mile heats to wagon, best
9. .. 1'ickin son's Deronda. ........... ...2
!. Mnixers @ Frank Boy ..,...a
II. T Il. Kane,e eahi MIy i;tlcy i;l...55 Or. Dr.
Il. q. Goodrich's Glenwood ........4 DR..
| Ttne-4:57; ::4o.
| FLEETWOOD P4RK-
| New YORK, Sept. 42.-The trot at Fleetwood
to-day for q burse Of $1,000 between Karus to
wagon and Great Eastern tuler the saddle,
mile heats best 10 S. proved I'M exciting affuir.
and the sixth heat had to he trotted to decide it,
winch Karus Won. The result Of the heats was
| as follows:
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| 4 SUCCESSFUL LORD.
! For several years Count La Grange, the French
turtnan, has laid over everybody on the En-
| gltsh turf, but during the present season the
| stable Of Lord Falmouth has carried nearly
| everything before it. This nobleman is one Of
the few turi-supporters who are considered
straightforward in their dealings By the general
| public, aud in consequence his SUCCESSES this
mouth, according to the English papers, never
bets on his horses, Ills only remuneration for
! the expense Of maintaining large and expen-
| siye @ stud being the money value Of tue prizes.
horses heavily Whenever he thinkswell OF theta,
and, after winning the Derby with Gladjateur, is
said to have crossed the Channel with a carpet
bag filled with gold pieces and Bank OF Englapd
! notes: as result OF his victory: The most no
| table successes Of Lord falmouth this year have
| been with Sl:io, that excellent youngstcr Win
ming both the Derby and st. Lcgcr. In the lat
ter event, Lord Falmouth also had Lady Co.
lightly, and. Us she ran second to Silrio, It will
be contenled By many TINT she could have
beaten the colt had it been SO desired. At the
recent York meeting, Lord Falmouth's stable
literally carried everything before it, its repre-
senta1iyes winning every one OF the i've races fn
which they were engaged, Lady Guligh1ly cap
turing thc Yorkshire Oaks and the Great York
shire Stakes, Skylark the York Cup, Kitty
SprightIY the Lonsdale Cup, aud Red;sing the
Conyiv.al Stakes. Already during tho present
season this stable has won about $lG5O00 iu
money. and this amount will doubtless bc sen
sibiy Increased ut the meetings to conc THIS
sum has been earned by eight horses, OF which
four arc sryear olds. Skylark Aas won five
races. and ran second in the Ascot Cup; slyio |
St. Leger; Lady Golighlty the Column Stakes !
at New Market, Two sweepstakes at Goodwool,
the Yorkshire Oaks, tho Great Yorkshire Stakes,
and ran second in the St. Lc=er. King Clovis,
another member OF the stable, won u post stake |
and the Newmarket Stakes, and Billy |
Spright' captured the Lonslale Plate, at York. I
Three Of the winners were 2-year olds, aud none
Of them have been beaten: Eedwins secured /
M thflNr al
etcr Stakes ut Newmarket, the Ashley Stakes ut t
Lcwes, aud half OF tho Convivial Stakes at /
York. Jeannette Won the Ascot Tricnnia1 !
Stakes aud the Richmond Stakes at Goodwood; !
market, and the Prince-of-Wa1es Stakes at /
Goodwood.
TRAMPoL1NE CUT LOOSE.
The bay mare Trunpolne, that trotted |
through the West last season, and was known !
to be regular good one, has been taking part
in several races at Boston recently, but won
none Of them, sccnling to be unsteady and sour
headed. At the late Beacon Park meeting she
was entered in tho 2:29 race, but, Us Lysandcr
Boy was also in, everybody expected that ne
would win easil1 as it was known that even If
any horse in the lot was able to beat him, it
would not be policy to do SO, Us fast record
would be tho inevitable result Of such action.
1t seems that jim Dustin had been engaged by
outside parties to drive Tranpoline, the owncrs
Of the mare not having dollar bet on her. To |
say that they we're sick after the first heat
would be putting it altogether too mildly,
From description of the race in
had the Oolc, TTa,npoline secouJ, DcIiri,t-
[ul third, billy Ell fourth, Lizzie Kselcr
fifth, Lysandcr Boy sixth, and Sooner seventh
frampoline shot in and took the pole. She was
yoiug like the wind, and went away from the |
est as if they had been tied. AT the Quarter
oole in thirty-Grc seconds she was six lengths !
Le list half,nile il o. Size had the the entire nur
icld dlstanced When the head OF the stretch was
'eachcu, but from this point home Dustin took
h'nss easy, aud actually walked the little mare
rom tie distance.lag to the wire, the second
lorse then being five lengths out, and the time !
':261a Or course, this remarkable performance
'ut an end to all betting, as it was evident that
'arr1ng accidents, Trampoline could not fail to |
sin: she took the second and third heats IN
':2e5}5, 2:2sl5- Trampoline is Wcstcrf-brcd |
resent managed by d. Il. McCord, Of Wanda, O. !
TRACK TALK.
The recent meeting at Monmouth Park, N. |
E, was not success.
The old time racer, Oysterman, Jr., has again
hanged hands, the price paid being 81, 800
There are nearly 800 running horses in train |
1g in Kentucky and Tennessee for the fall | {
vents.
a 3-year-old gelding By kentucky Prince re-
1ntty trotted a mile over the Cynthiana (ky.) I
rack il 3:34M.
The bay colt Pomeroy, that ron SO well In the {
pring meetings at Nashville ard Lexington, !
Us gone home and been turned ont. 6
Col. Mcdaniel is breaking up his immense es-
ablisharnt, and all the animals not disposed of
private sale will be sold At auction Nov. l. =
The Louisville meeting commences Oct /, and t t
expected to eclipse anything of the kind ever ! q
:cn in this country. It is exclusively for run i
FRS. +
Lieut.. 1smaflon, who brought the Russian 7
ottcrs to this country has received orders from !
5 regiment, and will soou leave Tor the seat I
war.
Three colts belonging TO the Darlington stud, +
mated near Ramsey, N. j.. escaped from pas
re one day last week, and were killed bya i,
lssing train. 4
3. g. Thomas, Of Lexington, KY, recen tly j.
la for shipment to California the 2-year-old I
J fiies Illusion ard Plaything, by Alaru1, out
wc1l-bred dams.
The Hambletonian breeding stud at Worces-
r, Mass. one Of the best known In the United
ates, is to be broken up, and the stock viii be
Id at auction Oct. IL.
The bad defeat received by the Amer fcan
rse Brown Prince i'll the recent St, Legrr was
t unexpected, as he had not been doing we'll
some time, and was thought by many to be