The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-10
rnorr1Ne hNp rAorNe.
Town LadT ana ouaarisa winners 1T tire
fleetwood Cireuit H1eetinE.

fleetwood Ctrcutt A1eetfnr.
For the fourth day Of the Fleetwood Grand
Circuit meeting the New York Driving Club
presented the most attractive programme OF the
week, rs among the fields were some Of the
seasons greatest campnigners. Tho weather
was perfect for speed. though much too warm for
tho comfort Of the spectators. who simply
swcltered in tho soorching heat.
In the 800 class the Parkvillo mare, Town
Lady. had secured such high repute AZ q racer
that only one of tho fourteen entries colored on
the programme had the hardihood to try con.
illusions with her, this being President Buffers
marc Miss Jay. Town Lady was a prohibitive
~favorlte In tho betting, and she so far outclhsscd
her single competitor that 1t was merely a Jog
for her In successive heats.
Blown Lady was ono OF the bargains Of the
DAILY sale two years ago. John II. Shuts getting
her for $3.50. This is her first racing season.
and she took a mark OF 2:l3L In her first start.
The 2:2o pace was the med um OF some heavy
betting. Sally Toler was the nominal ~favorito,
selling about even with the aeld, The star play
of tho afternoon, however. was made on tho
field against Qundrlga. Quite a number OF
pools we're sold on this basis, tho held going for
$500 to $3.50 on Quadriga. Then the field
buyer jumped tho price to $1,000 against
$3.50. When 1t came to racing 1t was quickly
seen that Sally Toler, the speedy relative
Of John r. Gentry. had not Pronted by her
recent idieness, and she suffered her hrst
.hs nm made St'" such S'f a Tangled Ssi"t break K tn that y" she was was
flashed past the WIRE. forced out by Silver
Chimes. The latter might have changed the re-
s poor 9riri mlI ssn, them tss h ap,s 10 10 q st break AK, w Rsr s ars
For the s:ia class . splendid neld of nine
closely rated ~trotters came out for the word.
On tho strength OF her recent good race at Hart
ford Alcidalfa was made first choice in tho bot.
hottest contest OF tho meeting. In the first heat
t RSsS fysl sT Inc rs, got 2o sWsy WIKI Ttfh R Z Eashli and ana pdIl 8.S!
anlo her nearest attendants.
f soSn ts. 70 ,t hsdSh1nE F. , %s, sf'1 Xle Z T,hp,p e iIT. ap hsS
in turn to Emma orutt, Van zandt, and Fred
received the decision by a wcll.timed rush, on
tho outside. The field came out again, and had
judges decided that it was just the proper time
TO establish n precedent for Fleetwood by al
lowing the crowd TO leave the track before sun
down. The race WAS postponed until this after
noon. Summaries:
ro 800 Gla;,' t5o', IT i, Fl' % : fgr;S; si'90o'
Red Wilkes Cheney "....".."."....l ! |
''' 'A'' D. TilnmNsS"-SM,aia.. PASS, a:si.
Q:qo class, pacing; Good Cheer Purse. $4,000:
a sa!r W1tt s e h i f. Sy %Parkvi'i'' dam by T'nnes' +,
silver chimes, !. 9. WILSON, .....""......,.s 9
W, II, g.. b. Z. (NcCarthy) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3 3
Militia, Oh. m. GfnwolD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I !
Sea, b, IN. UIoIsapplc) Observation-Disclosures. 8 o
Passing HE'LL. b. III, (Geers). .................6 q .
Sally Tol"r. b. III. UIussey .................. 2dis
Forrest Herr. br. z. Spear ..................7 sdia
IvetA, blk. IN. Smith. dis
T%ime-qt09La. q:Op. ato9i..
9;l2 class, ~trottins, Press Purse, $4,000 tunnn.
ishelys
Fred h. hr. 6. by Reveine-Gyp. by Black
squirrel tN hitnAyD .,.... 1
Derby Princess. blk. m. by Charles Derby-Prin.
cess. by Administrator (Sanders)... .............l 2
Van 2audt. l.. III. tDeverruI). 9
Emnh Onutt. hr. m. %iierbertJ .................6 3
AthAniu. b : iGeersJ ........ o
Fred Kohl. blk. &, arthur 8
Grace Hastings, oh. m. CSpear) ................s 9
Cephas. b. <. Kelly ......... Z
Time-2:lla4. 2:l2.
In addition to the unfinished 2:l2 trot. tho
programme for to-day includes the 2:07 pace,
2:l6 trot. and an exhibition mile by Marion