The New York herald., 1879-08-09
BUFFALO PARK.
LAST DAY OF THE SUMMER MEETINa-c CHANCE,
wINNERs-aARUs ON ExHIBITIoN-A DRIVER

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BUFFALO. N. Y. August s. 1879.
There was q sudden change in the temperature
this morning. The wind swept down from lie
north, and there In 1t the chill of October The
wind impeded the flight of the horses and it caused
the thousands of spectators to shiver in the grand
stand. The attendance the largest of. the meet
Ing Ten thousand people passed through the gates
and filed the club house balconies. the open and
the closed stands and hung upon the rails Of the
quarter-stretch. 1t was immense throng and 1t
included many of the leading citizens OF the
try. Among those who occupied the private boxes
were Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt and party. Mr..
Vanderbilt came through from Saratoga special
train. and he was accompanied by Captain j. Van
derbilt Mr.. W. X. Vanderbilt Senator Wagner sena-
tor Marvin. MIR. William II. Turnbull. Mr.. Caldwell.
Mr. Foster Dewey. Mr.. +. II. Ellis. Mr.. Dunn. Major
Priest and Mr.. William l.. Scott. The party
taken charge of by Myron p. Bush, of Buff To-
THE POSTPONED ''TwENTy-NIsE" RACE.
There was scarcely any betting against Moore for
the third heat Of the 30 The first and second
heats were trotted yesterday. The word given
on the third Moore in front at the quar-
ter the half and the third quarter Gray Friar
Tapped Chance along the bsckstrech but was shaken
on around the upper turn. Down the homestretch
he gradually crept upon Moore and beat him
ing. Time-Quarter, O:35; half. 1:05ti: three
quarters. 143; mile. 2:20ts Hedging was the order
OF tho hour tor the fourth heat. The spectators
crowded thickly around the pool stands and made
Chance the favorite the field Mt the rate OF $50
led o around tho turn. MOOSE isppsd on him the
quarter Moose had ms big head just in advance Of
that of Chance. Friar close third Along the back
stretch Chance was forced to break. and Moose
Gray Friar second. Around the upper turn
Friar got the wheel or Moose. and Chance Tapped
Friar ut the third quarter. Down the homestretch
Turner drove his horse for all that in him. and
he closed tine gap. Moose was forced from his feet
near the wire. and Chance beat him by a head.
Time-Quarter. 0:36; half. 40; three-quarters.
$50 and the field for S12. Around the turn Moose
took the lead. and had length and half
the best OF 1t at tho quarter. Chance one length
ahead of Gray Friar At the half Chance had reduced
the lead OF Moose to half length. Gray Frar close
third. AT the third quarter Moose and Chance were
on even terms. when tho latter broke and dropped
back. His supporters tremblcd. but Turner rallied
him. aud by mastery driving brought him steadily
forward. Cheer after cheer rose from the grand
stand the two horses swept to the wire locked In
an earnes, strugse; Chance won By head, Gray
quarters. 1:A5; mile. 2:22.
SUMMARY.
AND 5. is7o-2s2s class: purse. 50. 900; divided.
:. Il. Turner's y. Y. Chance. by Blue Bull l l
ohN VAN Maorss wslssnsrrs Sr S.s B. e
Time. 2:2f ,a-2:2aia a--2:2o,s-2 -2;22.
POSTPONED THIRTY rIvE' PURSE.
The seventh heat proper. but the sixth which
COOS record, OF the 2 :35 race. called at
half-past twelve o'clock Kate Hall was in charge
tion. and Brauburn in the place of Mclaughlin ap-
pehred behind her in the sulky. Nevertheless,
Daciana the favorite the field at the rate OF
$40 to SIS. The daughter of Harold had enlarged
knee and she was unsteady. The word was
given the fourth and Kate Han
went to the front around the turn She led Daciana
length at the quarter. The latter made bad break
AS she neared hs half and lett her cet again around
the upper turn Gloster moved up into second
place and made q struggle for the heat; but hate
Hall too fast for him. and won by neck Daci-
third. Time 2:25,s. William Mcfoughlin, who
pulled Kate Hail the heats trotted yesterday.
promptly expelled by the Judges. As Mclaughlin
has tho expelled list heretofore, IL is not
likely that he will be rcinstatcd in q hurry.
SUMMARY. Naa4
BUFFALO PARK. THURSDAY FmpAy, AUGUST y
AND y, ls7y.--2;35 class; purse $4,000, divided.
William Hamilons ch. Kate
Hall, by Blue Bull. d
ID. W. Thonilnsons y blk. IN. Daci- III. ..s.
ana. by Herald, dam by Wood
y rS,ds gs1maa!. ms%S'nG; b in s;s.t:,
ID. Goulds b. m. Lady Upton....2 q q y 2 no.
James Woods b. 4. Argonaut.... o r.o.
W. II. Dobles blk. q. Niger Baby 5 no.
A, W. smiths u. m. Lady B...... dr. Aa
Time. 2:26 h--2:2' a--2 5a-2:2S s-2 :2S2 -.
sixth heat no time and declared no heat.
THE 'rwESryrivE" CLASS.
Seven horses started In the :25 class and Chest
nut Hin the favorite. lie sold for $780, Brigadier
The word was given the hith trial. Gray chief
behind and of his feet Around the turn Chest
nut .Aill made skip aud WAS second ~ kitte