New-York tribune., 1895-06-15
CLOSING DAY AT FLEETWOOD
UNSATISFACTORY ENDING OF THE SPRING
MEETING.
MASCOT PAGES TWO FAST MILES IN PLACE of
THE SPECIAL RACE-A LONG CONTEST IN
THE 2:o7 CLASS AND wALKoVERs
rrrr OTHER RACES.

THE 2;c7 CLASS AND wALKOvERs
IN THE OTHER RACES.
What promised 10 be the finest day OF the "eeh
with the trotters at Fleetwood PARK yesterday re-
suited in disappointing harness-racihg firs'
OF all. the 100 more spectators VINO went OUT
TO the track learned upon arrival there that the
especial attraction OF the card. ne race pet"een
Mascot 2:O, In single harness and Budd Dobe,
with running mate, would not be paced. Budd
Doble having struck himself In MS race on lues-
day and being unable to start Then the ZI' class
race which promised to be fast contest. II not
a close one. turned out to be an uninterestng
walk-away for Norman. There were only TWO s,a''
ers to compete with him. and OF these ure''ne"'
n fast mare when on her good hehaVio'' a'''u
badly that she never a iac'or !" ~
while San Pedro, having no chance 10 peat "'
Tennessee horse was driven three easy meats 'e'
ting the winner home In slow ''me i"e P
ing race was a gift for Prairie LILY, who deleateh
small field in straight heats. and the reha'hhs
contest, the 227 class for trotters, WIS o''o -
| those nto.erably prolonged. in-and-out contests
which wearied both the horses ana inc sPec'a'o''
before II to end Just at hish.""'
| In place OF the special race which iaiieu W mo
| teriallze Mascot was driven two fast eNhip'io'
miles by way OF appeasng the speclA'o''' ',
er Andrews has the crack PAGER IN hne 'o"u''''
| although a bit big yet. and he turned '"e "a'n
| in 2O7. repeating in 207's without oe'ns oa''e.
| upon TO do his best In either mile In each hea. neat
he went down to half in l02it coming "P tue '''
| in iOaa. and lO5N respectively
The 2:y7 class race which had been postponed from
the day before. the first event cahen a' i'"
| o'clock and II lasted six hours with varying ior-
tune 10 the contending irotters. Allentown "o''''
a good mile in the first heat. getting or IN ,ne r'
division and trailing the leaders Senator ana salute
around to the head of the homestretch got throus"
there and in a fine finish out-roited his rivals WIN
| ming cevery by half length In 222ss. Inc se'o"'
he,t was bs from start 10 finish. but the Fleetwood
| ~ r0f
| to win The race now appeared to o. al 'ne me-.
NJ Allentown an outsider In the betting before the
start FOR the first heat but an accident uheNp'.'uS
| postponed his victory. Soon after the worn was
| given for the third heat the pneumatic TIRE oi ~.
| entown's sulky burs, and ran or the rim OF 'he
wheel leaving Dcmarest IN n bad hx Inc morse
,rott.d well but he fell hopcessly behind ana MS
driver let him run a furiong or more TO escape th'
| distance nag when Salute. who got OH ""' ''-
ward the front. carried the tai, ungainy 'e"a'''
to break just beyond the halfmlle pol" ana came
on an easy winner from Sacaza. Allentown was o"'-
sils Of the rag so the distance judge reported pu'
c,ntain Mcdonald and Mr. Mcmillan who were ioo
wards away thought otherwise and they perml''c'
! him to start again. Tho decision was 'r'"'.S' -
Judge H. NJ whitehead. A. }. We'ch ana o'"e'
| prominent ;urfmen. Judge Whitehead saying ".''
II the SECOND horse were his he would p'o''S' '''
ruling and appca. to the Board Of Review
| Under ordinary circumstances. Allentown "ou'
| have been dlstancei. and, according 10 '"'se
! Whitehead the accident was not ~ such "a'"''
| as 10 warrant the Judges In suspendns '"' com
mon rue AMI the report OF the distance J"'s''
/ Salute won the fourth heat AL the way. Gleason
| being the conicndng horse unit! hat way Gown 'n'
! homestrefch when the b.ooikc trotier. Mch''n'
| came fast anl beat him for the place Sa'"'' wa
the original favoric. and. with two heats won nv
race WAS now conceded 20 him. Allentown p'"e
tired and the others apparently on'c.assei hn' 'n'
favorl,e refused to come down FOR the ~oTd u, 'ns %
next heat After de.ayirg ne s'au lo' ma. .1 he he
finished behind The mas, pidy ulN't'- ~. T.
| ner turning up IN ON Time. "hv yea, - - 80.
stout son Of No.nnicr.. io'seu - 'nmo,h.r ,,rn
224i. giving tho n-ani-oui contest ~ ~amotsr ,.ba
| hal been lall up IN the two preceding meats 80
his second wind. and overhau.ng ~ an 49,, v
| them out with ease and won the race me winner
l. nice-.ooklng. easy gong. Pul'.Ha'''a mi
hs. been driven on the road In Balumore Until
within the last three or four Week hls -, 81
SON OF o;oIsmiih's Volunteer. one Of me famous oh
bv euy Mii..r the fa,hcr OF Roy M'.ier. Who dryc.
| tho crack tro'ter Norman this season. NJ Mi..'r
9n 9,,'v orrer o, 500 tor him. It Is said Later ne
horse suffered attack of rhcumai-n ana MI
had ieciinei sacaza trotied bette, rae than D,
indicated by The sgmm@ry ana os snyn come mn
close winning un|css many ekp"rl"h''' oDS'''''S
The pacing race and the 2is troting race require
no description. Norman winning N" after con'rs' r
II
serve while the pace was apparently case OF
| "shoolng out the favorte." Harry showed r'mhfkh-
| no speeI and II common tax that ne coni
have bea In al least one heat III ne hai
been more vigorously driven.
327 ss-TRoTTING-ruRsE. 81"
Allentown b r. pedigree unknown o. 81
MKean T. a. hy Volunteer dam
Black Meg hy Kentucky Primo" " go, , y
o Mgrran T,rn h., I...i.an Mus. dan, pu
i9i,s, mar .".~............. 10 ?
SsyvRa w - 'y,ccsfr,hy} '.'...."........ii !
! 'rii' III r s,aion, ' ...'......... o 3
Gleason b. &. by Rol~rr F. Ice 'w ca.
SIhn'os, K,nneo 80 '"..'....... 2 G 5dr
SALUTE J. g. by oyersirce, wilkes
| fWiian Dudleston). .......--..-.. dH
'%an raxn, D. NJ "' ..''."....'.ic .''''. $40 sdl,
DR. o. b. e. hy Cla,rprd n Jacks'n,. q sdr
| FairI-rt. en- y. hy Iurriigc Horse
| (W y DunlayD. ....... .....: ...+ 80. " "r
s,eyen., ~. - "..'.".......ia icdis
| ' " ''i Hal irht .'............ dis
chris Lang ii. e.. by sable wilkes
! 2:e2s. 2.ipis 2ioA . ~ e.22.. 2:2's 22r..
2is CLASS TROTTING- RISE 500
Norman b. h.. by McEwen. dam Myr'r. by
Tennessee wilkes Gtoy Miller :.... ......-.i
San Pedro blk. e. by Del SUR a. - tlemng,. z
Gretchen. br. M by schuyler w ~ M''hr'hN)''" " "
Tme-2:ls. 2.iJ'.. 2iG'.
els cI.ASs-PACTNG- PURSE $500
Prairie Lilly b. m by Adrian wilkes. dam Jessie
- by iIamdaah (F. r. Boyce :........ ....''''
Harry. b. g. by Dnunticrs. jr dB Demsrrsp.
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