The New York herald., 1869-06-05

homestretcn, and Lydia won it by meek. Manhat.
tan logged in q winner OF the heat by about eight
lengths In 2:37H. The following Is
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Purse $500; $500 to the first 5000 to
that trotted better than 245 in harness; mile
heats, best three In five, In harness.
A. Patterson entered 6r. 9: Manhattan. ! I
ID. Mace entered b. m Lydia Thompson. 3 2
M. Roden entered b. 9. Twist.
E. Ward entered b. g. Trenton. dis
X. Leary entered b. z. Colonel Roberts,. dr..
]. Murphy entered b. m. Lady Ella. ......... dr..
ID. Pnfer entered g. g. r. r. Stuyvesant. -. DR..
d. Tarhey entered b. g. .-.............d DR..
Quarter. HaU MILE.
First heat. at..:...'''.''''...'' S7h ii6 :Sh 2:S5h
Second neat. 39h l:lIR 2:35
THE THIRD TRoT.
FIRST Hedt-Cora was the favore at nearly even
against the field. Western New York won the pole,
Cora the second place and Belle OF Brooklyn outside.
Little Fred did not come to the post. They scored
few times and then Western New York and
Cora coming up side and side the word was given,
Belle OF Brooklyn breaking up on the score. West
ern New York broke up soon afterwards and Cora
took o lead OF eight lengths on the turn. When
Belle OF Brooklyn recovered she troted SO fast after
Cora that the latter was only two lengths ahead OF
lengths in the rear. Time, thrty-nine and quar-
seconds Belle OF Brooklyn trotted SO fast down
the backstretch that she soon overlook and passed
Cora and led three lengths to the half-mle pole in
1:l6h. On the lower turn she opened the gap to
five lengths, when Nodine, her driver, took her in
hand, and keeping that distance In front. came
home an easy winner Cora second, Western New
York just inside the distance flag Time OF the heat
2:31A.
Second Heat.-Bele of Brooklyn was then q great
favorite, 100 to 80 gong begging Cora had the
best OF the start, Belle OF Brooklyn second, one
length ahead of western New York. Belle took the
lead around the turn but she broke up soon after
wards and Cora went to the front and continued TO
the quarter pole two Lengths ahead & IN thirty
In the rear. Belle OF Brooklyn soon took.sides with
Cora on the backstretch and they trotted side and
side for two hundred yards. AS they approached
the hamile pole Belle OF BROOKLYN showed
in front, and she passed that point half
Length asesd ses,ns Of m @ Western New
lower turn Belle of Brooklyn drew away rapidly,
opening gap OF five lengths and then Cora broke
two lengths at the three quarter pole. Belle Of
Brooklyn was taken IN hand on the homestretch
and she rN N e Lengths In S Ssw Wag a4 @
gled gallanty for second place. They both broke up
twice on the stretch, and Western New York beat
Cora to the stand by three lengths.
Third Hedt.-Belle OF Brooklyn was the favorite at
any amount OF odds that might be asked. The pool
seller did not offer her for sale but made up his
for second place. Western New York brought $50
and Cora s85. Cora took the lead. Belle Of
Brooklyn second, Western New York one length
behind. Going around the turn Cora led half
a length, Belle OF Brooklyn second. TWO lengths
reached the quarter pole however, Belle of Brook
yn got with her. and they passed that point to-
gether in thrty-seven and half seconds, Western
New York at their wheels. Gong down the back.
stretch Belle Of Brooklyn went IN front, and led
three lengths to the half-mile pole in 1:44, Cora
second, two lengths in advance OF Western New
York. Belle OF Brooklyn began to show signals Of
distress the lower end OF the turn and the others
closed her. and al the three-quarter pole she was
but one length ahead OF western New York, who
was half length ahead OF Cora. Soon after getting
into straight work we noticed Moline using the
whip on Belle OF Brooklyn. and Cora soon after
wards overlook her, and, passing her won the neat
by three lengths. Western New York made bad
break on the homestretch and he was last by two
Fourth Heat.-A wonderful change now took
place IN the betting Cora being the fayorte at long
stand as parallel as could be- Gong around the
turn Belle OF Brooklyn took the lead by two lengths
Cora second, three lengths ahead OF western New
pole Belle OF Brooklyn led length and half IN
OF Western New York on the backstretch, through
the heavy fog that enveloped the track, 1t was
almost impossible 10 distinguish the horses but at
the halfrni!e pole Belle was seen leading abou {
two lengths IN l:16h, which OF the others was In
front could not be positively told Tue horses then
passed into thicker fog, and they were out OF sight
until well IN the homestretch, when IL was discov-
cred that Western New York was first Cora second,
rently much distressed. When inside the drawgate
Western New York broke up, Cora went In front,
and won the heat by length and o half In 234.
Belle OF Brooklyn was ten lengths behind.
run Heal. Cora now sold in the pools for $780,
the two others together fetchiug $50. Western New
York had the best OF the send.or, Cora second
Belle OF Brooklyn about length behind. Going
around the lower turn Western New York led one
length, Cora second. length in front OF Belle OF
BROOKLYN. At the quarter pole the bay geiding led
two lengths and a half, Belle Of Brooklyn half a
length In front OF Cora. Time thirty nine and half
seconds. Soon after passing that point Western
New York broke up but did not lose the lead by the
accident. He was one length and half ahead at
the half-mlle pole In 1Sis, Belle OF Brooklyn sec
ond, two lengths clear OF Cora. Western New York
opened the gap around the lower turn. and four
lengths In front OF Cora as he came into the home
stretch Belle OF Brooklyn having fallen in the
Coming up the homestretch western New York
broke twice and Cora once, and the latter managed
70 win the race by head in 1887, Belle OF Brooklyn
eight legths behind. The following ,sa
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-Purse, 81. 900; 5000 10 the first $500 10
the second and 500 to the third horse, for horses
that have beaten 1881; mile heats, best three
In iyc. IN harness.
ID. IN ier entered blk m. Cora. .........2 1 ]
r. ]. Nodine entered b. m. Belle OF
BROOKLYN q D
ID. Mace entered b. &. western New
1OTh....
NJ. Roden entered b. z. Little Fred. DIR.
TINE.