The New York herald., 1878-08-17
LARGE ATTENDANCE.
SCOTS Thomas the Winner OF the Post
poned "Thiry" Race.
TEE "TVMTY-SII" PURSE UNFINISHED.
TBY rsLxonApH TO THE HERALp.]

The fluctuations in the races were great
anxious faces gathered around the pool stands and
the ODDS were eagerly accepted Tho broken heats in
the 80 and the 2 26 races took up SO much time II
dark before 220 class could be called, there
fore /, was postponed until to- The day was
full Of excitement.
THE POSTPONED ssTHIRrY" CLASS.
The first thing in order fourth heat Of the
unfinished 80 race The field sold for $50 aud
Scott's Thomas for $40. Fnil got off behind
tho third score Thomas went 10 the
front the turn, opened . gap and was
headed. winning the heat by i've lengths.
Dawes second and Newbrook third all the way
round. AT the conclusion Of the heat the judges an
nounced that Pills record in the second heat
trottod yesterday was 2:23h instead OF 2:22h. For
the iith heat Scot1s Thomas sold for $25, the field
$40 After the third the judges took Higbee
from behind Colonel Dawes and substituted for
him John Trout. Tho word given the sixth
Woolisy and Phil broke in going around the
hrstturn. AT the quarier Thomas was in the lead,
Dawes second, NewbrooK third. Along tho back
stretch Dawes coIlared Thomas aud forced the pace
until beyond the third quarter, when the stallion
to pieces and Dawes taken hand and won
easily, the crowd wildly cheering and higbee looking
Ms black as a thunder-eioud. For tho sixth heat
Thomas sold against the field The word
had the first trial. Dawes won't to the front the
headed, winning In jog Thomas
made bad break on bsckstretch and fell to tho
rear. Phil broke coming down the homestretch, but
finished sccona, Wooiley third. After this heat the
sharks OF the turf, who have been following the
horses from Toledo this point, futtered If badly
hil The association placed policeman over Trout
and Dawes. and thus kept the engineers OF
fraud ut a distance. In the sevcntn heat Voorhees,
got up behind Phil and Dan Mace behind SCOTS
Dawes went to the front on the turn and was arsr at
the quarter followed BY Thomas, Phil third Tnomas
First pn Il made a drive a Dawes but broke badly on
Ihe upper turn then W0ollsy rushed at him. foroing
him TO break at tes head Of homes.rstcn Weoiloy
looked winner, but AS he approached the wire GID.
den eased hin. and permitted Thomas 20 In
the eighth heat Thomas w,o, led ar0und % the 'urn
quarter, Dawes and Tnomas wore Tapped and along
the oackstretch The two trotted u single horse,
Phil and Wo0ley side and sido behind them. Al the
halt Phii terms with Dawssand Thomas
bu, around the upper turn Dawes broke and Phi
the homestretch, and Thomas won In hand, wooIey
second, PM ttird, and Dawes last. evidently tired
SUMMARY
UTICA, N. Y, AUGUST 10 AND 10, 1s7s--rHInp AND
FOURTH DAYS SUMNER MEETING OF Tux UTICA
PARK AssociArIoS-raorTIs TIsG-Purse o. 81. .OO0 ior
horses that never beat 230; mile heats three nve
In harness. $500 70 tue first, $3.50 to the second $3.50
TO the third. ami sloo or the fourth horse (rhree
heats trotted on August 15)
4. O'Connors b. s. Scouts
Thomas. ............ !
George higbce's b. 8. Coouol
Dawes. .....................
~ Lege's b. y c W. wooilsy 2 2
John hurphy's blk. 6. New
Time a:as.-a:a5i-a:ls;. .4aa4za:a4ea: rs
2:2s-2.2la.
rnR "TwESTY-sfx" RACE.
In the 2;a6 class nine oil the thirteen entered
stared In tue pools Jersey Boy sold ior $40. VOL
ford T. lor $25 Steve Maxwell tor $22 aud tue held
for $50. The word was gwen on lhs sixth
woliord z. took the lead on Ins held IL to
the close Jersey Boy was second NJ tho quarter
kesuit thmd, Bateman fourth Al tho hai
woliord led by four lengths, Jersey Boy stili
second anu Result third. Around mo upper turn
Result lost ground by breaking. Jersey BOY
Two lengths behind woliord at the third quarter
and result was iour lengths behind him, Bal eman
fourth. Woiord won by three lengths, Jersey boy
bali, :o91a three-qu l:45n; mile, 2:22 For
the second neat Jersey Boy sold Tor S50 1eld, $50.
Chieiian eii their feet on the turn. At The ouar.sr
Woliord nrst, Jersey Boy second Baleman third
aud Nancy Hackett last, IN the arr Batoman up
second position tho back sroch broke and
was Tapped by Jersey Boy. Al tho halr woori was |
still IN front Around The upper turn Maxwell lett
hts oet and Jersey Boy had coilared Wolford tho
thrd quarter. Down the homcstrctch Woliord broke
and jersey Boy won the bsai-Maxweh good third. |
lers 1:4oI, mile, 2:22la For the third heat Jersey
Boy $40; nsld, s1sl there isur scores Jersey
start woiiord LED around the turn, aud At tho
quarter pulled out and surrendered the polo to |
ssy Mas~ol 'i Si.n. Al ns hsi jersey 1SsSh soS suS
and Woford wore Iappeo, Bateman close third,
sandwicned by xaxwsii aud Result. Around the upper
Iurn SIX OF ihen were ounchsd. but the third
quarter Jersey Bow had his shoulders In front, VOL
second. Down the homcsirctcn IL was any bodys
race came abreast Lady voorhees, Oh the OUTSIDE
-hc crowd shouted and the mare was first the
wire, Batemau at her nauk sad Jersey Boy third. |
quarters, .a6a n,ie, 2:z51s. Before the fourth
heat Jersey Boy sold Tor yso: Geld, $50 !
badly on the turn. aud woilord led
at the quarter, Bateman second, Goldnnder
At the a. ps,saaa aud woioya were SID. S ana aSs
Goidnndsr third, Maxwell fourth. At the thi rd
quarter Bateman had neck tho best OF wolio rc
Ma uud Hav laqt Muxxv
rapidly down the hornes,resch on tho outside, but
vss beaten under the wire longth and hsH by
back ior running rme-Quarer, 80 seconds half |
1Ilh ihrse-quarters, LAZY; miIe, 2:25. y or the
Ba.eman had the best Of sGo sssa 'n Oh
the third Jersey boy hit |
was hrs, al the quarter woiord secvnu Resui. this L
Max~c oil fourth Al the hall these four wore bu,c he d.
Hs ssnfy aness Close up a. Inc .hra aaa.!s
TO shoulder. Down the uomestretch it was raU. |
rally. Nasey hssss" ou,ieo.'ng tue o,eSrs ana
man .. close third aud Result fourth. Time !
Quarter. ssk seconds; hat, 1l2; In tee
s,1tn bea, the aeld Oroash, sac. Jersey BOY $50
-Four had. Nancy hacsstt got or with |
At the quarter and hail. Jersey boy third. ~ tho
third quarter Jersey boy was second, Bateinan third
second ss,s,a.a ,iirs. r,ae-oasr,ers 30 soon@s,
bali, lllki tbrec-auarters, ASA mile, 2:2. IL was
baoKors OF Nancy Hseko,i wanted 70 ,rot II out; o"s
vas positively carx alter fcw scores the nnsh
was postponed until Tomorrow. great deal OF /.
IN oney depends upon the result !
SUMMARY
Urea, n. Y, AuoUsf l6, ls7s-FouRTH DAY or THEA
Sc xnsR MEETING rHs UrIoA PARK AssocrArtoy-
1RorTsG. sG.-Pur-e OF 81, 600 Tor horses tDst never.
boat 2:z6: mile heats; three 10 0y~, N harncsss
SOTO nrst 1915 to tho second. S2ah third
nd $3.50 10 tue fourth horse PosIsted uatti Augus
~ Rhcr six heats
NJ 4. wooa'sb IN. Nancy uackeAa.. o.
J. n. Phillips u T. Jersey Boy-..... = 2 s. 2
A. Go.dsmitb's b. Il. Batstnah....... 81 9
ID. W. Brenomaais b. IN. Lady voof-
neee. -...s..s.. 2 v % 4
!. n. Smithis o. e. woltord e.. =
John kurphy's y. 6. sieve Msxwpk.. 3 .. gro
George Hsssook's b. 3. KssuIs.. y q lrn
A. n. Swecnsyis b. o. Chicitate... 7 gro
!. v. huchsii's p T. Goidnnie<. .... 0 as 5rI,