The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
TINE.

THE SECOND TROT.
This trOt was for q premium Of 1000 for all
5000 to the third morse. The entries were James d.
Inns brown geldlng George Palmer, Samuel Nc
Laughlin's bay gelding Mountain Boy and Dan
aen a8as s e
seller sold pools without her. George Palmer was
the fayorlte in these pools selling for more than
was won by Lady Thorn in the most easy manner
imaginable the old mare having nothing TO DO bur
ceent time, which made the affair somewhat inte-
resting. The following are the details:-
Lady Thorn the outside. They scored twice and
then got the word to very good start Rhode Island
Lady Thorn last. Mountain Boy broke up on the
turn and Lady Thorn soon passed him and Rhode
was the lead me latter, however, led TO tho
quarter pole one length ahead OF the old mare, In
ahead Of Rhode Island, who was half q length in
front OF Mountain Boy. Palmer maintained his LEAD
along the backstretch, but approaching the half mile
pole Lady Thorn Tapped him. He passed the half
mile pole neck ana shoulders In front OF the nare,
IN l1Ox, the latter being six lengths ahead OF Rhode
Mountain Boy. On the lower end Lady Thorn
reached the head OF Palmer and then the later e1t
ms ieet ana she parted company with nim and t ea
Palmer rallied again on the hOmestretch and closed
well on the mare; but ne again broke up and Lazy
George Palmer second, eight lengths ahead OF
Mountain Boy, who was half Length ahead Of
Second Heat.-Palmer had the best of the send-on,
Lady Thorn second, Mountain Boy third, Rhode
Island fourth, close up. Mountain Boy then broke
up and fell In the rear. Palmer also broke on the
turn and Lady Thorn went to the quarter pole two
lengths ahead OF Palmer, In tnirty:fve and half
seconds. Rhode Island was i've lengths Denlnd
Palmer and two ahead OF Mountain Boy. Gong
along the Dackstretch Lady Thorn increased the
front OF Palmer at the halfmiie POLE in
1:12. Rhode Island third, half length ahead
81 Boy Who mad broken agan lay ny
three-auarter pole In l:47h. Mountain Boy. before
reaching there troted very fast for short time and
time and Palmer left him. Lady Thorn came on
with four lengths the best Of It into the home
won the neat by SIX lengths, IN ass Palmer second.
four lengths ahead OF Mountain Boy, VINO was six
lengths IN advance Of Rhode Island.
Third Hedt-Lady Thorn was away best, Palmer
second, Mountain Boy third and Rhode Island close
up. 1t was capital start. On the turn Lady Thorn
Of Mountain Boy, who was one length ahead Of
Rhode Island At the quarter pole, which was
two lengths Palmer second, one length ahead Of
Rhode Island, who was three lengths In advance OF
Mountain Boy, the latter having broken up
stretch Rhode Island trotted very. fast, 60.
ing up and passing Palmer and reaching
the wheel OF Lady Thorn: He then broke up and
| fell OF tribe. AT the half-mtle pole, which was
reached by Lady Thorn IN Ill, she was one length
OF Palmer the latter sooa Afterwards passed
Rhode Island Mountain Boy ten lengths behind:
| On the lower end Lady Thorn opened the gap and
two lengths and half on the lead at the three
quarter pOle IN 1:46h, Palmer second, four lengths
ahead OF Rhode Island, who was eight lengths In
| run Of one hundred yards, Lady Thorn came along
steadily and won the heat by six lengths, IN 2:22
Palmer second, four lengths ahead OF Rhode Island
who was ten lengths in advance Of Mountain Boy.
The following Is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Premlum SO 900, for all horses; 81 100
10 the rst $500 TO the second and $500 TO the third
horse; mile heats, best three In Ave. IN harness..
J. ID. McMann entered b. N. Lady ThOrn.... l l
| C. Champln entered Or. g. George Palmer. 2 2
ID. Mace entered br. 8. Rhode Island ........ 4
s. Mclaughlin entered br. g. Mountain Boy.
TINE.
Quarter. Hdlc Tnree-Qudrter. Nile.
First heat. ....35h l:10h 14o 222K
Second