The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
NARRAGANSETT PARK.
THIRD DAY OF THE JULY TIorTING MEETING
KADER AND NELLIE ROSE THE WINNERS.
liz TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

THIRD DAY OF THE JULY TEorTING MEETING
KADER AND NELLIE ROSE THE WINNERS.
[,Y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PRovipxScE. r. l., July rs. 1873
The July meeting al Narrsgansstt Park was contin-
usd TO-DAY win for ESQ and 2:35 horses. A.
there considerable attraction elsewhere the at
tendance less than any previous day OF the
meeting The pool selling was light us IL was ioregone
conclusion in the minds oi most oil the attendants
that favorites would win, it was difficult to
get buyers OF the field. even at smai figures. The
track good but very dusty and each effort OF the
horses sent cloud OF duet over the course and the
grand stand, much to everybody's discomfort The
races were by the New York black geldin2 Kader
in the "any" class, ana the bay mare Nellie Rose
from Union Springs N Y, IN the 'hirty live" purse
Three straight heats were sufficient 10 decide each
event.
THE .PIFrY" RACE.
The first race-that tor so horses-had only tbreo
starters out OF seven entries. These we're John
Moorss black geding Kader, J E. Brig gs' bay geld
Ing Democrat aud Jacob Fountains back gslang
shorty Fountain. Kader had the call In tho
pools for long odds against the nelu. In the
first heat tho horse got the word at the
first attempt. Democrat obtained an excellent
1s.d Dns ,us BAD hreSSs but EACH time auicsy
resumed level work, ana after ta<sing Democrat ne
kept the lead anS wsn anTe ms me M IL Ia ns second
nc,s E.der W nj aw y with the lead and kept It
throughout TINE, 2:36h. Democr't held second
place me same may b. SAID OF the third heat Kaaer
apparently having difficulty IN taxing II aud win
ming the race. Time, Z:3o.
NARRAGAysETr PARK, CRAasToS. T. j.. July 25
1875 HIRp DAY OF THE JULY MEErING-Purse Of
$500 Tor that mover beat 2:50 mile heats tnrec
ia i've IN nurnsss: $3.50 rs SIS to second, $40 10
third and $50 10 fourth.
john Moore's (New York; blk. g. Kader;.....
J. e. Briegs' irrov,dence r. ~ b. T. Demo-
jacob Fouutain's (Grav-scnd, l. ~ blk. &.
Shorty Founla'n........ ..-.....'.....".
Quarter Aa!f Nile
First heat. .............. 3sh ii.A 2:se
Second heat. % a'to3 .oc7a
THE .THiKTY. Five" PURSE.
The race Tor tue 35 had i've starters these
being j. B. Berlew's pay mare Nellie nose, ffsa Aux
stallion Pointer Boy, A. Woodward's bay stallion
Pc .boay, ana p. Howard's bay marc Kate. rhe marc
Nellie Rose was prime invorite, selling aeanst .no
ing as Nellie each In very easy mahLer, hardly
having auy competition. Kate and Peabody did some
excellent work Tor secon. money.
SAME DAY. -Purse o. s4UO, Tor horses that never
beat Z:35 mile meats, III ee Ia hve In harness; S2oo
TO nrs 500 second $50 to third and $40 10 fourth
morse :, 80
J.. b Berlew's (Unon springs N. w M
Nellie Rose. ..........'.. '.s.....
A. woodward's (Providcncs, X. ~ b. :. Pea
r. Howard's iWllsonvllls, Conn) .. m. Kate.
Frank slavln's Providenee. r. ~ b. 4. File
NJ DoSce.': tManvlie r. - D. 5. Pointer Boy dr.
Quarter. Hay Mule
Flrst neat. ...'........'' 90 ,',o - 30. 90
second hcat............. o.is i'iata 2 go 90
Thlru neat. on 40 90
the tros OH Friday Tor the as class, and free
to ALL" Many good horses are entered.