The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-20
TR0TTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two trots came on yesterday afternoon at the
Fleetwood PARK In presence OF about 200 spectators
VINO appeared delighted with the sport. The FIRST
race was good one and created considerable int.
rest. Lively betting was INDUCED In on the result.
IL was match for $1,000 between John Loyetts
chestnut mare New Berlin Girl aud Mr.. Feek's bay
mare Kitty mile heats, best three In Ave. in harness
New Berlin Girl the favorite before the start at
100 to 80, and continued advance In favor after
every heat until, before the start for the fourth one
or two very enthusiastic gentlemen offered 100 to
on her winning the race. Kitty won the first heat,
but that was by accidental break on the part OF
New Berlin Girl. KITTY trotted very fast at the early
part or the heats but died away toward the end
from want OF condition.
The second race was for purse OF $3.50, mile
heats best three In i've, for which there were four
entries. These were Peter Manee's chestnut mare
Rosa Lee and Mr.. McRoberts' bay geldlng Rob Roy,
In harness, ana Mr.. Mains' chestnut gelding Jack
and Mr.. GoG's black geding Gaslight, under sad
die. The saddle horses were both distanced the first
heat. Rosa Lee won the purse IN three straight
heats. There was not much betting on this race,
Rob Roy being the fayorte before the start. He did
not trot as he has done on previous occasions and
1t was thought by many who were not interested pc
cuniarly in the race that 1t was not Intended that he
should win the nrst two heats. When the effort
was made to win the third heat he could not do It,
4
heats was twelve seconds and quarter.
| The track was IN very fine condition, but the
weather was very uncomfortable during the alter-
| noon.
the following are the details OF the trottlng:-
| THE FIRST TRoT.
| FLEETWOOD PARK, Nov. 19.-Match $1,000; mile
| heats, best three Ia i've, In harness
| John Lovett named Oh. IN. New Berlin
| Giri. $1,000. ....................... i
| J. Feek named b. nj. Kitty ............... 2 2
Qaarte, Han ME-.
| First heat. 81 l:I7 2.3IL
second heat............. 80 lao 2:31
Ln nr,, h ea a.;..'..'.'..'. SO 80, iiiS 2s7
FIRST Heat.--kitty won The pole. She had a
trine the best Of tne, send-oTi, and going around
feet. The latter lost four lengths by the break, and
Kitty went on steadily to the quarter POLE passing
the lower turn kitty was taken in hand, and New
Berlin Girl closed up 10 her wheel. KITTY was half a
opened the gap up the backstrelch to length and
hall, but as they passed the threequarer pole New
Berlin Girl was at her Wheel again. A smart strug-
| gle ensued from there 10 The stand both mares
being under the whip up the homestfetch. AT the
drawgate they were nearly on even terms, but as
they came to the score New Berlin Girl broke up.
and Kitty won tie heat by head IN 237t4.
scond Heat.The horses got away ON even terms
but Kitty, with the inside, drew away a length
| around the turn. She broke up so II afterwards
but did not lose by the accident She trotted very
ahead in thiry.six seconds. on The lower turn New
Berlin Girl made skip, but she rotted better AFTER
wards and closed up to Kttys shoulder at the halt
along the backstretch Kitty shook New Berlin Girl
OF, and was length ahead OF her about midway
up. Al the thrcequarter pole Kitty led half length.
An exciting struggle ensued as they entered
the nomestrotch which resulted In New Berlin Girl
before reaching the score. Time Of the heat $3.50.
THIRD Heat.-A tine start. ana the horses went
RAPIDLY Ky being na inc n quickest IN , ner
wards. She kept the lead, however, and passed the
pole Two lengths r oa IN dro oas IN I'M
she recovered Kitty LEFT her feet and fell In the
A. the na% ,l POLE WHICH was passed IN la
that distance in front at the three-quarter pole
From there 70 the end New Berlin Cir trotted yer,
shortened her stride very much. New Berlin Cir
won tne hf ; y sn lengths IN 2s7
and head, but New Berlin Girl drew away arount
the turn and led two lengths to the quarter POLE IL
Kitty broke, and Tell or four lengths. At the half
mile pole New Berlin Girl was five lengths ahead, in
ana passed the tnreequarter pole length In ad-
vance. Kitty, however, was very tired. and New
Berlin Girl soon overlook her aud came home q win
ner by half length in 2:s7AI
THE SECOND TROT.
| SAME DAY.-Purse $3.50; mile heats, best three In
?. Nance entered g. m. Rosa Lee, in Far.
W. Mcaoieiis entered b. 8. Rob Roy, in
r Man cu,crei e. Jack. under saddle. dis.
| Mr.. Coz sr'ered 8. g. Gaslight. under
Quarter HAIR ME-
| FIRST neat .............. ~ l:25 1853
second neat. ............ 40 l:22 2:52L
| THIRD Reat.............. 80 1919 2:s3L
FIRST Hed.--Rob Roy took the lead, Rosa Lee
second Jack third and Gasiight fourth. The saddle
horses boh broke up soon afterwards and fell rrc-
| trievably behind. Rob Roy led two lengths to the
quarter pole In fortyfour seconds. Rosa Lee second
the others nowhere Rob Roy naii.lsined hts lead
around the lower turn. passing the hsllmile pole IN
! l:z5. Wncn Rob Roy and Rosa Lee reached the
| three quarter pole they were close together, and
| they then both broke up and when they recovered
| Rosa Lee outfooted Rob Roy and beat him home
| two lengths In 2:56.
| Second Heat.--The horses got away well together,
! but Rosa Lee soon took the lead aud went 10 the
quarter pole one length In 'front.' In forty seconds.
She then broke up, and Rob Roy went to the front.
He led around the lower turn and passed the half
mile one length ahead in 1:22. Rob Roy then broke
up several times and Rosa Lee led him ten lengths
at the threequarterpole. She kept that distance III
front, and won the heat In 2:5274.
| Thtrd Hedt.-lsob Roy had nearly length the
best OF the start but before he reached the turn
/ Rosa Lee passed him. and leaving him two lengths
seconds. Rob Roy shut up the daylight on the lower
| turn, bnt he soon afterwards broke up, and Rosa
Lee three lengths ahead the hall Emile pole In
4 1:le Gong up the backstretch the mare broke up
| and Rob Roy showed in front for short time. At
! The three quarter pole they were head and head
broke up together, and Rob Roy again got in front.
| A very excellent struggle the part OF the mare
brought her to the score winner OF the heat and
! race by two lengths In 2:s3A.
CLUB SWINGING 0yER THE RIVER.
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