The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
ROCHESTEk DRIVING PARK.

SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF The NATIONAL
ASS CITATION or TRoTTiNG-HoR N BREEDEIs-
HoGARrH, ST. CLOUD. RESULT AND DELLoNE
THE WINNERS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ROCHESTER,, N. r., Oct. !, 1878.
The trot,ing races ut the DRIVING Park In this city
this afternoon, under tho auspices OF the National
Association OF Trottng- Horse Brccaers wore very
,h,nly attended. Whom the boil was rung there were
certainly hundred people Ibc grounds. TnOre
no betting.
poALs 1879
The Hrst rEcc was for a purse Of $500 tor foals Of
1879 Tho only entry the bIacx staiiion Hogarth
entered ny Carl ). Burr, OF Comac, L. l. He troitcd
only ono heat, as . walk ovor, making u bad brcak
the second halt. HIS time as:-Quar,cr, ~ seconds
hall. IA; three-quarters, 2:o3; mile, 2:4o.
STATIONS THAT xxvgg BgAr '.voRrY"
The next event was Tor stations that had never
trostod better than 2aO There three ontrics-
the chestnut stallion Giensir, the bay stallion 81
Cloud aud tho bay stallion Norwood Cn,eL THIS was
tho interesting race Of the day. 81 Cloud. a
Rochester horse, tbs nrst easily. HIS chief
opponent WAS Gienair, but tho latter was very
sIsady and broAo so frequently that no was passed
the tomesretch by Norwood Chief ST. Cloud
won the beat BY tvo lengths in 2:3lla.
For tho second heat John murphy was put
bsnind Gonair IN place oi Harrington, aud The
change proved 10 DO decided Improvement,
% 81, Cloud founu Glenair difficult 70 0sa.
spiIo oi his broaxs but ST. Cloud seemed to
speed aud stoadinsss, aud again came ~ the
winner ia 2:30s. 10 The third heat contest be-
tween 81 Cioua and Genair was still closer Norwood
Cuic, being equal TO either OF them, contsntsd
himself with Inird place. Gionatr made desperate
atlempt catch st. Cloud after ono or two breaks,
but tue Inter the heat aud by Two lengths
In 2:3l
srALLroSs THAT MAYER BEAr "rwgsrY.oxk"
The ,pIrd race II walk over Tor The bay stallion
Result, entered by Il. q. Dobson, OF Now York. which
was tuo only entry tno III Tor slaIions. Ii
was a s4Alk over' indeed, no attempt being biacs
FoALs 1879.
The iourtn event i0r stake for foals Of 1875,
produce oil stations whose get had trotssd
2:45, bettor, NJ thrce years old. Originally there
wore four entries, an iollows:rhc gray my Gret-
chen, sL.crcd ny b. H. Tracy, OF Broogiyn; bay my
NJ "; Dav colt Einerc, entered by W. II. Wilson,
tue bay colt Ansonia, entsrcd by W. N Osborne.
Inc last Two horses were drawn, leaving only
Gretcbsn and Beliono ~ start. Two heats de-
c,dsd tho matter. In tho nrst heat Beliouo
took the lead NJ once, on account oil a bad
break by Grstchon, and this lead was increased by
tns former, VINO won W about hys lengths In 1904.
Ia second neat the driver OF Gretchen seemed 70
make no effort even to Keep within distances OF
Beiionc, and the result was tnat Gretchen very
Bo,lons ~ 2:42h
Tho weather MAS all that could be dosired, being
pleasantly warm, aud tue track spiendid condition.
Tue judges wcro MessrA George J. Whitney, 5nep-
nero n Knapp anu w. W. T. Maliio. The time Keep
ers were Messrs David bonner, n. ID. Norris and u.
q. Rowland Mr.. George ID. Alley acted ~ cierk-
SUMMARY
ROCHESTER, DkivisG PAsK, ROCHESTER,, N. r., Dor.
1, ls7S-SkcosD ANNUAL MEETING ov rHK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS os rHA iRorrisa HossK BRsEDERs--Stsse