The New York herald., 1879-08-07
BUFFALO PARK.
SECOND DAY or THE SUMMER TRoTTING MEET
ING ORANGE GIRL, EMULUs AND EMMA
ruF wySNEpS
SECOND DAY
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BUFFALO, n. Y, August g. 1870.
The crowd began at an early hour to gather at the
park. The postponed called at half-past
twelve, and hundreds of anxious spectators
OH hand to what would become of their
money. Thousands of dollars packed up
in the box, and at the conclusion of the
seventh and deciding heat tho tickets on Orange
Girl promptly cashed. The money thus
leased oiled the wheels of speculation for the bal
ance of the day. The hot. but a genial
breeze made the weather cndurable. The track was
in good condition and experts pronounced it fast.
The attendance was large. the private boxes being
filled with ladies and their escorts. Carriages four
lines deep occupied the held The visiting de,cga-
ton was larger than on yesterday. and the crowd
from the city and surrounding country greater.
THE POSTPONED ''rwES1y-oSE" RACE.
The seventh and deciding heat Of the 2:21 class
was trotted to-day. Orange Girl was the fsvoritc
over the field. she took the lead the turn and
was never headed. Voltaire second at the
quarter the half aud the third quarter. but Brass
field beat him down the stretch for second place.
Timc:--Qusrter, 0:3J; halt l:Dia three-quarters,
40; mile, 2:22ji.
BUFFALO PARK, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
8 AND 9, ISi9--2:2l CiAss.--Purse S3.00U divided
Starters
X. :. Straders IN. Orange Gir
by Rysdyks Hambletonan,
dam American Star.............3 2 ]
II. Pa tcrson. Jr.'sm Eelle Brass
field. by lsiley's Cripple dam
Sa lie Chonstcr. ................. 3 3 2
W. Ii. Pocks &. Voltaire, by Zat-
tie ...................... FL 2 3
II. G. Ps,e's IN. Katie Middleton
by Mambrno Patchen, dam
Msxmicr's Abdaliah. .........4 4 dis.
Time. 2:2D-2;2O-2;2Oi az 2:23-2:2t s-2 252:221i.
THE ''rwESTY- SEVEN" CI.Ass.
In the 2:21 class Emulus the iayorite against
the field. Five and the word with Charles
Hinson of behind. Emulus went 60 the front on
the turn ana held his advantage to the wire. Moie
second at the half but Envoy passed her Oh tho
upper turn and finished second Timc-Ouarter
O:36st half, LIB; threequartcrs :4sl; nile 2:27
.Emulus was a strong iavoritc III the second heat.
He led around the turn and first at the quarter
Mollie second and Hinson third. Along the back.
stretch Hnson and Mollic got on even
terms with Emulus. The latter broke and
fell back 10 third place at the third quarter He
second down the honostfetch and under the wire,
Mollie third, Envoy fourth. The judges decided
that Fniulus won by head. Time-Quarter, q. .37;
half, 10; thrce-quarters. l5Ols: mile. 227 a. In
the third heat Charley Green was put up behind
"Go!" was shouted on the third score. Hnson went
to the front around the turn and staid
there. Emulus broke after passing the
quarter but close him at the
got ON even terms with Hinson. but broke and fell
behind Envoy moved up into third place down the
homestretch. EInuus fast ovcrhaulng Hin
son, when hs broke aud lost all chance of winning
the heat Hinson was first under the wire. and was
applaudtd by those who had bet the field;
Hmuus second and Envoy third Tme--Quar-
ter. O.351; half, 1:l2; threcquurtcrs, 1:46ls; mile,
22J IN the fourth heat Emulus brought $40 and
around The turn, and first at the half
and third quarter. Fmulus was closing the
gap. when lie broke and fell back. Down tie
homestretch whips were used aud Emulus got on