The New York herald., 1870-06-02


engaged in both races seemed 10 be in the finest
possible condition. ana trotted about as well they
usually 90 SO early In the season.
was in most excellent order and, Notwithstanding
the Sigh, shower that came up about me time OF
starting, 1t might be considered tOerably fast.
FIRST RACE.
First Hedt.-G. W. Patterson won the pole No
Name the second place, Tempest, OF Staten Island
third, Dan Maces Tempest fourth, PenobscOt Chief
the outside The horses had q very good start Pat
third Tempest of New York fourth and Hiram RoWes
Tempest last. Going around the turn tney all
got into a '.muss' by Penobscot Chief breaking up
and c0lliding with Patterson, which broke both OF
them up Thetw0 Tempests improved their chances
by the accident and went TO the 'front.' Mace leading
9 quarter. Hiram second, two lengths in
i front Of No Name, onn who Was, was four lengths
BEING oae anp aead OF rns @ aer e
trotted finely down the backstretch and overlook
Mace before he reached the half-mile POLE showing
neck aud shouders.In front at this point In 1:lS
No Name half dozen lengths behind, the others out
of the race for this heat. From the ha-mie pole TO
black Mares se but aras Tempest Io %
landing at the score half length in front Of Maces
Tempest VINO was six lengths ahead OF the mare.
the others half length further OF, Penobscot fourth,
and Patterson fifth. Time Of the heat. 1864.
Second Hedt-Tempest Of Staten Island was the
the race. Hiram mad the best OF the send-o Mace's
mare next, then Patterson, followed by Penob scot
Chief and No Name last, all close together. They
went around the turn without changing their posi-
t:ons until near the quarter POLE when Hiram took
AS his mare passed the pole In ihirtyeight and ahaf
seconds she was four lengths In advance OF Patter
son, who was half length ahead OF Mace's Tenn
pest the latter being six lengths In front OF Pen0b-
scot Chief, who was two lengths In advance of No
Name. Going along the bacKstretch Hiram continued
to maintain the advantage he had over Patter-
son, the others following as before noticed The
haif-mile pole was passed In l:l6 Soon afterwards
Patterson broke up and 1eu away and Dan Maces
The race to The finish was very fine, as when they
got into the homestretch Hirams mare began to die
nff n Mnn in so otsh hnro n
and making dead heat OF 1t. Patterson was third,
four lengths behind, beating No Name ten lengths,
who was three lengths ahead OF Penobscot. Time OF
THIRD Heat.-Maces mare was now the favorite.
NO Name got away M rst st. Maces Tempest second III.
hfth. There was q general break up on the turn,
and when they settled Mace mad the lead, Hiram
Penobscot 1sth. When they reached the quarter
pole in tortyone and half seconds, Mace was lead
ing haf length Hiram n,s second two Lengths
ahead OF Patterson, the latter Leading Penobscot
one length. Going down the backstretch Mace lrot-
ted away from Hiram, who afterwards broke up.
He led four lengths to the half-nile pole In 1:9.
From there TO the end Mace opened the gap to five
in the order given above. Mace continued to MAIN
tain the lead, and won the heat handily by three
lengths IN 2:3s%, No Name second PATTERSON % third,
Fourth Hatt.--Dan Mace's mare was now great
favorite over the held, Patterson and PenoDscot
Chief being Withdrawn by permission OF the judges
Tor causes, both having cut their quarters in tne last
heat. Mace got away ahead Of the others No Name
second, Hiram third, q length behind. Going round
the turn Hiram took second place, Mace going on
with the lead and passing the quarter pole
in forty seconds, Hiram second, one length ahead
OF no Nume. Gong DOWN the backstretch
Iiram's mare began to quit aud fell Off badly. NO
Name trotted finely along the bGckstretch and at
Mace III 1:lS. He then broke up ana Mace left
hun, and coming along easily won the heat by five
lengths, IN 23JA, No Name ten lengths behind
Hlraul's Tempest.
run Heas.--Maces mare was the favorte at long
Odds without takers She TO * the lead at the start
No Name second, Tempest, OF Staten Island, bringing
up the rear Az the quarter pole In Iorty and haf
seconds Mace's mare lei three lengths no Name
second, six lengths IN front OF Hlram's Tempest,
who appeared 10 be "piayed ont" Mace's mare was
length and hall anead at tie hdli-mc pole, In
1920 and from that to the end she had the race In
hand, winning by Six lengths. In 2:53Al. The follow
Ing isa
PROSPECT FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION, JUNE L.
Purse $1,000; 5000 to the first, 500 to the second
800 to the third horse; mile heats, best three in i've
in harness; for horses that have never beaten 2:40.
ID. Mace entered bk. m. Tempest. 2 0 l
l.. L. Dorsey entered b. s. No Name....3 8 a 2 2
III. Howe entered bk. m. Tempest. 0 3 3
j. l.. Doy entered &. b. q. w. Patterson DIR.
NJ Roden entered b. g. Penobscot Chief 6 6 DIR.
TINE.
Quarter. Ha,E Mne.
fIrSt neat. 40A l:Ib 2.361
Second neat. 36M 1:l6 2:351
Ififu neat ala l:lUIa Z:3SM
'FUuItl neat. ~ l:lo 2:39l3
Fifth heat .............. 4Oh l:1o 2:3s1
THE SECOND RACE
Fu'st Hedt.-Bradley won the pole, Taylor the