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BUFFALO PARK COLT STAKES.
The fact that Buffalo Park was the frst Of the
Eastern Associations to offer purses for trottin9
colts has been heretofore referred to In these COL
umns, and when. the announcement Of the
oy this paper that the scheme would result dis
nst1uusly, rs the system Of early trimming OF Iot-
ters was pssnie'ous penis one, and ; could not fail
Ia without doubt the most prominent In the
country, and has always taken the leau in matters
pertaining to the tEottang horse, its action regard
ing colt races was looked forward to with interest.
As originally prepared the programme comprised
three events, but one Of these, tue purse for s.
year~olds, was Withdrawn short time ago. leaving
closed on the 10th Of toe present month, and have
been forwarded TO this paper by Mr. II. 4. Norris,
the Treasurer Of Buffalo Park. They are - fol-
lows:
Purse 81 Goa for foaIs of 1871 mile heats, in sr
nes: First. $500; second sso th4rd. stso; fourth.
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With regard to the abilities OF these youngsters.
not much can be said, as the performances Of
those that have appeared IN public were not q na
abilities. In the 3-year~old class the bay ally
Soontiae made m appearance last senson, that
bg'n bg ne n,oTn y sl.ze faee b. Mamiino Patch
es. the otnet contestants being Kentucky Wllkes,
who took the drsr heat, Fnnnie Wlthczspoon. Pa
sapa, Champagne, and Ed Powell. The latter WIS
d,stanced IN tie ars b. At, anI Noontide and Cham
pa.ue we're oehind the b4unef in the second The
time Of this race WEE very good, being 2:45s1.
o:4ln, 2:42tA.
parana's optv race last season vas ths one Just
mentioned, in wlch she secured third place.
Fannie Witherspoon, who is IN the hands Of those
noted colt handlers the Maey BIOS. too6 part 10
burg, by, June 90, when Kentucky Wilkes dis
tanced the whole field, consisting Of Wlthesspoon.
ashland Qusen and bsntah' n the IL hrst heat 1.-The tue
aludcd 10, which was won bT Blaze Face
The other entries in the 3-year-old class, Louise,
Mary, Barbara patchen, have never appeared In
Among the 4-year-oldy, Annie Golddust, the
first on the list made her maiden essay
ane & stt1S T. on rxa ASs a .. eetps Ras s
thai place, it being sweepstakes for g.
rear olos. won By the Gay al1ey Amazon, owned By
Sam Brown Of Grand Rapids. These two and
easily, the time being 2:45A, 2:a8A. 2:47- The
drst heat was won ~ Allie East
With rezard to Hull, it is not possible to ascer-
In conc'usivels whether OF not he started last
eeason. There was race at stoDehoro, Penn,
moi far from where this horse il owned. On Aug
Is, wa;ch was won By horse called hull, but as
ali description Ut the animal. az well a. the name
OF its owner is omitted from the official summary.
It ia impossible to identify the horse. Hull won
tbs race over three competitors, in 3:o0H, SOL
800.
The chestnut colt Rochester, owned By Mr. Jewett,
Of buffalo, Il one aoout which there Was eonsd-
cradle talk in horse circles last year. and 1t Is gen
eru]lv admitted that he one Of the best Of his
age Ii, the country. His first and only public ap-
pearacce was ut Bnfao, Oct II, 1876. when in
race for 3-year olds he distanced Daciaua in the
first heat, the time being 2:5ok, and in the sec,
ond ehut ont his only other competitor, Clndal
Star, In 2:i2n. Winning both heats in jog.
Aiie East came out we'll as 3-year-uld. and
won the frat neat OF the race in it being tine
sweepstakes at Buffalo, on Ang. Of last year,
won By Amazon.
AIdine Is the brown mare that won the g.
year-old race at the Breeders Meeting last year,
efeatin9 field OF the best ones In the country in
2:4D, 2:4O1:. She was considered By odds the best
horee OF her age In the country, and should she
continue to improve, vii! no doubt make bot
f.ht for the 4-year- old honora. She WIS train
ed and driven IN her 2 ani 3 Tear old forms
b. Barnev Tracey. OF Lexington, KY, but was
eo1d last summer to New York party, who has
placed her IN charge of c. L. Bailey, the we'll
known t1niner OF Midway, KJ.
Daciana took part in two races last year, winning