Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-20

TrOtt1ng at Mea0OVYstde Park Under the Auspices of the Derby Driving Associa- tfOn.
 There were two trots over the Meadowside Park at Milford yesterday afternoon purses by Derby Driving association, of which MT. A. F. sher wood is secretary and MT. Robert O. Gates is presi- dent.
 2:50 GLASS. [. Bronson. Derby, enters b. g. Dandy.
 Geo. Faulkner, Birmingham, b B. Neighbor Ups. Geo. H. Washburn. Seymour. ch, g. St. Elmo
 E Sherwood, Bridgeport ST. m Katy;
 ". Seibert, Westville. TO. g. High Rock.
 First Heat he drivers made several intellectual at tempts to get fair start, which is often difficult to accomplish, as the horses quite fresh when first brought upon the track and it generally takes time for six horses than when less number horses start
 In the chance fer position Dan secured the pole, St. Elmo second, Eeighbor Ups third, High Rock fourth, Katy fifth and Dandy outside. At the eighth scoring the judges gave the word. Katy soon took the Iead which she held until the finish, with Neigh bor Ups close behind her the homestretch time, 241L. High Rocks speed indicated that it was not his day to trot. High Rock and Dandy distanced.
 Second Heat-There were four horses to start. They came down to the judges stand in good shape and got the word at the first time scoring; heat won by Third Heat-The horses did not get a very good start, but the judges sent them of at the first trial In this heat Neighbor Ups showed speed than in the last heat he lei past the judges stand st the first turn and maintained the lead winning the heat in fine style in 464, with Katy second
 The fourth heat good heat, similar to the last one won by NeighbOr Ups time 2:44K Fifth Heat-It was now evident that one more heat would finish the race, as Katy and Neghbor Ups had each won two heats. It quite exciting heat, it was close between the two horses. Katy and Netghbor Ups were side by side until when near the three-quarter pole Katy who had settled down to 8 trot after short run took first position on tt the second money to Neighbor Ups, third money to Dan SUMMARY.
 R. Sherwoods ST. Katy. T G. Faulkner, b. Neighbor Ups.....-.3 l ? John Walters g. g. Dan. 8 W. seibert, TO. g. High Rock. dis I. L. Bronson br. g. Dandy dis
 Neighbor Ups is bay stallion that has done some is owned by Mir. W. F. Osborn, of Birmingham 2:35 CLASS.
 Anthony Hopkins, of Derby. enters ch. g. Ned George Faulkner, Birmingham, br. g. Moscow.
 J. H. Lewis, Stratford ch. m Patchen Maid
 N. D. Baldwin, Birmingham, b. g. Young Moose
 Ned Patchen was drawn.
 First Heat-Young Moose had the pole with Patchen Main next and Moscow outside.
 The horses got goods of at the first time SCOT ing Fatchen Maid showed that she was in fine trot- ting condition, she this heat easil in 2:49.
 second deat-The horfes got the word at the first trial. Patchen Maid won, Young Moose coming up to her in good style at the close time, 2:44
 Third Heat-After several attempts to get the word the horses started. Patchen Maid won the heat and race in 2441S Young Moose good second at the 6n 1sh second money to Young Moose third money to Moscow.
 
 J. H. Lewis, ch Patchen Maid. I l l N. D. Baldwin b. g. Young Mooses. -.....-...2 2 G. Faulkner, br. g. Moscow. 3 The judges Truman A. Warren, of New Haven J. H. Mcdonald. of Meriden, and B. Hub bell, of Derby
 The attendance was quite satisfactory. There were quite number of ladies present, which noticed and appreciated by the members and officers of the association There were several fine pairs of horses from the towns of New Haven, Derby and Birming- ham that made attractive display with their many colored fancy blankets Alter the 2:35 class fin shed, Mr. J. a. Lewis gave exhibition the young horse that is in his hands training Louis Napo- leon good sized bay owned in Oil City, Penn. MT. Lewis drove him nu nber of times around the track, the judges timing him quarter in 383 seconds.
 ANOTHER TRoT.
 During the afternoon ths owners of the horses High Rock and Dandy had dispute, which led to each party depositng $25 with Henry istoI of New Haven the balance of the money to make purse of $2O0 to be trotted for Wednesday, October 26th Hamilton Park named as the place for the heat, which is to be milo heats best 3 in 5
 By telephone from Derby we learn that by an over thought of the gatekeeper admission fee taken from the ladies attending the This not in tended 1t having been arranged to admit ladies and the money thus paid will be refunded appli- cation to NIT. A. T, Sherwood. Derby