The New York herald., 1868-05-27

be distanced; but the latter steadied himself and
struck oIs nicely trom there 70 the end Of tne mile
ing broken up about midway up the stretch, when
his driver undertook to slow him. Time Of the heat,
times, the judges not being willing to give the time
accurately 70 the public.
Second Heat.-1he start was nearly even this time,
the judges Deing determined not TO give the slightest
ing the score Gill took the head and was soon clear
Shrss Pes sescns Ssaay
half Bradley squared himself on the backstretch,
o old anS ae wss gap M every stride ID and
tse hasmils pole Ss va Was % diiTs s1t' saoa!. @
suddenly Gin passing the post two lengths ahead OF
him in 1:l4A. This advantage Gin maintained until
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until he fell two lengths In the rear Of Bradley.
The latter brought that advantage into the home
stretch. captain Gill came after him with rush,
closing up slowly, but apparently surely until his
head was parallel with Bradley's flank, when he
again DroSe ana bradley beat him over the score half
THIRD Bradley then became great favorite,
one hundred to thirty being current before the
start Inc norses got away on even terms, but Cap
tain Gil was quickly on the lead, carrying Bradley
TO break , on the the turn, by which mishap he lost
quarter pole in thirty seven and half seconds and
Notwithstanding break was half dozen lengths
aneaa o. bfauey IN 'front.' OF the old stand He was
all OF that distance ahead at the halismile pole,
which he passed In 1:15 and going along steadily
seemed winner OF the heat to certainty.
Bradley, however, was just then discovered to
be extending himself In manner he had not hitherto
done, and was shutting up the daylight at wonder
ful rate, and as the Captain swung into che home
stretch Bradley was not over three lengths behind.
Good timers stated that Bradley trotted from the
hafmle TO the threequarter pole In thirty -four and
quarter seconds. The Captain was making the
best or his way home when Bradley came into the
homestretch, and In short time was 80 close to him
and going at such high rate OF speed that he forced
Gill into succession OF breaks and beat him to the
half mile In l3.
Fourth Heat-One hundred to ten on Bradley.
Gill got away with the lead, as he had done in each
OF the previous heats, He broke up twice on the
turn, yet passed the quarter pole two lengths ahead
OF Bradley, IN thirty-seven seconds. Gill made
another break on the backstretch but still continued
to lead to the halfmile pole, which he passed three
quarters OF length ahead of Bradley, in 1:I5
Soon after passing that point he broke again
and Bradley took sides with him, and they
trOtted head and head the greatest part OF
the Flushing end Nearing the three-quarter pole
Bradley began drawing away from Gill and he came
on the homestretch length ahead Of him, and In
creasing the space at every stride came In winner
Of the heat and race In 2:3OA Captain GIL having
broken up three times on the stretch. The following
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SUMMARY.
FASHION COURSE, l.. L-Tuesday May 90, trOtting
match $4,000, mile heats, best three In Ave, in har
ness.
w. Borst named b. g J. J. Bradley ...2 Il /
NJ Rodln named b. q. Captain Gill. l.........1 2