The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

THIRD DAY OF THE SUMNER TnoTTISo MEET
INa-vEnsA11LEs GIRL AND SLOW 90 THE
WINNERS.
iEi TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO, N. T., August 3 1871.
Another beautiful day smiled upon the trotsng IN
this city It very warm, but thsre was refresh
ing breeze The attendance ut the track was larger
than the previous day. though still much BE-
hind the average Of the previous ycars The
Pool bill seems 10 have disprited the managers
Of the park here, they act II disposed to give
Nd The track has not been properly cared for,
rs Il Is badly cupped ous ana rough In many places
prominent driver said to-day that Il was the poor
est track that pretended DO arst class that he had
ever trotted This accounsi Tor the comparatively
slow time.
THE s'rHrRrY" PURSE
Tho nrst event this afternoon Tor the $50
class and thcro were fourteen entries originally. OF
which eleven started The FIRST heat was won quite
nandily by Goltismith's bay geding Driver, by one
length from Lysander Boy, In 2:25. Tie second heat
was captured by the bay gelding John Murphy, Jr.
formerly Darby, who camc up from the rear on the
third quarter passed the Others and took the heat
by a neck from Versailles Girl, in 22eX. The next
three heats were all closely contested. but all were
won by Versailles Girl in 2:25H, 2:271s, 2:26X. The
winner Ia bay mare, seven years old, sixteen hands
hign by S. A. Douglass dam by horse called Tppoo,
from Canada and Ia owned by G. N. Parker, OF Yer
sailles N. Y. She is a very promising mare.
THE "rwENry -oNE' RACE.
The second event was tor tho 81 class purse 500
and there wcro nine starters, among whom Slow Go
was tho layorite In the FIRST heat Slow Go took the
lead from the start but May Bird Tapped him at the
quarter POLE pissed him the backstretch and camo
into the last quarter well ahead. Adelaide, however,
came along ias closed up the gap, and beat May Bird
rvn .Dp 10 uvHn n al
in the second heat led at the quarter but at the
half Hannah D. had come to even terms with her, and
in his work and took the next three heats IN hollow
sIyle in 2:24-2:22h. May Bird contested the
last two heats with him closely. but could not stand
tho pace.
BUFFALO PARK, BUFFALO, N. Y, AUGUST 2 1871
TAIRp DAY OF THE ANNUAL SUMMER MEE1ISG.-Purse
81 600 for horses that beat 2:30, mile heats,
three in five harness. 81, 900 70 the hrst, 5000 TO
the second $500 to the third and 300 TO Tho fourth
9. n Parker's versailles. N. ~ H.
). r. GoIas%itn NTH iwasGing.onvo. n
J. Mut r. $ New York; b. g. John Muir
ply Jr flor Darby. .........H l
A. j. Fecks' Syracuse, N. Y. CHI. g. Ly-
O. Snow" Nowlan ms iHa,n,lion, onI,j b. 3. St.
p. wineman's columbus, 0ho,) b. IN.
J. Reyes G.yons. N. " b. 6. Stranger. 8 q
y.
Calmar. ................ n o ~ v
Dr. S. Places Chicago. Ill., b. in. Jen-
ME HOt0n ................ IL IL
E. L. Rood's milwaukee, Wis., b.. m.
Belle Moore Observation-Disclosures $40 Q Q
G. X. Logans Chicago, Ill u Dr. 6. En-
efa Time, 's;::aS;-a:sssa.s:a;51i-2:271~
SAME DAy--purse 81 500 Tor horses that never boat
2:2l; same conditions rs above; $3.50 TO tho first,
s625 the second 1876 10 the third and $3.50 10 tho
fourth.
T. A. Mobiles (Pmtsburg Pa. RI. g. Slow
Go. !
H. Philips springfield, Mass b. IN.
Adelaide q
A. B. DeHart's (Reading., Pa Dr. ~.
Hannah ID. .....s...... i b
Garry Walkers New York; b. m. May
W. Doye's New York; 81. &. Tanner
Boy. ................... ...........
W. y. Barnes dorchester, N. ~ b. 6.
Frank. .:......... 80
ID. Muckle's lash Grove, KY b. m Bella 4
G. s. Green's Babylon, L. IL b. m Matte dr.
NJ Higbces Canton, Ill.)b &. Little Fred DR..
Time, 2:23h H-2:231s-2:
One heat trotted IN tho purse OF 81 900, for
four -olds, and taken by Aldine IN 237k II
was postponed until tomorrow on account Of dark
ness. Tho 1926 aud 'freo Tor alp races occur o-mor