The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-07

First Hent.--Charey Green won the inside posi-
ton. The horses had Il very equal start ana they
went around the turn head and head. AT the quar-.
ter-poe, which was passed In thirty-nine seconds,
Charley Green led half length, and continued TO
keep In front 10 the hanile pole IN 1910 Coming
the treequalter pole J. II. Coleman Tell back little.
and Roden TOOK Green IN hand, waiting FOR the other
nni he lapped MIN, when he came away, carrying
Coleman to Il break and winning the heat 10y about
IA length. The lime OF the heat 49,.
Second Hedt-There was no betting. Green took
the lead, gong to the quarier-poe In Ioriy SEE
Onds and half and to the halfmllc pole in l:l5Js
about one length ahead OF Coleman. He kept IN
front TO the end, winning by Two lengths ana hall,
III 1861.
Thiru Hedt.--Charlcy Green took the lead and kept
it to the end, passing the qiarterpole ave lengths
ahead In thirtysN and half seconds, was the same
distance IN front al Inc half-me pole in 4, and
came home two lengths IN advance IN ISL. The
following Isl
FLEETWOOD PARK-fIRsT DAY.-Juy &, purse
500, tor horses that never beat three ties: best
three IN five IN harness. $3.50 TO the Grst Si0O
second ana 800 to the third morse.
M. lioden entered b. &. Charley Green...... |
ID. Mace entered :. &. Gwynne ............ DIR.
TINE.
Quarter. mr. ME.
flrs' nea'. .....'......ds 1916 2:3oA
Second heat. l:l71s 1865.
Third heat.............3 1:I3]a 2:3I1z
THE SECOND TROT.
First Heat Henry got away first, TO one ot the
worst starts thai could possibly be gwen but was
the fault Of the drivers in not taking more pains III
getting 10 the score on even terms. They humbugged
until the patience OF the judges was entirely ex-
hansted, and at the thirteenth attempt the word was
gwen. Bradley and Confidence came in collision on
the turn and broke up. Henry led lengths 10 the
quarerpOle III thirty six seconds, Western Girl sec.
1 Sns Six , lengths ahead Of Genet CONFIDENCE and
Surprise. AT the half-mile pole the horses were
stu more strung out and It was certain that
lance behind. The time to the halr-mile pole
was Iii. Henry came steadily on, leading Western
Girl six lengths, the latter being SIX lengths in 'front.'
OF Genet VINO was about four lengths In advance of
Surprise. Hesry won the heat in 2:24h Western
Grl second ten lengths away but several eugths in
lengths. The nag fell IN the face OF Bradley Conf.
dence and Idol.
Second Health the pool selling now Henry was
left out and the others sold without hlm. Western
Girl had the Call ut odds Genet Icing the next i'm IA
vvor, while Surprise was sold at very low price.
Surprise had the best Of the start Henry
second, western Girl third, ana Genet iasi
Surprise kept the lead to the quarter
two lengths in front OF the favorte who led Western
Girl one length, the latter being length or more IN
front OF Genet Going around the lower turn TO the
hamile pole Henry closed up To Surprise. and they
passed the pole head and head In LII 81 one length
In front OF Western Girl, who was two lengths ahead
OF Genet. Henry and surprise troited splendidy up
the straight towards the three.quarer pole but Sur
prise breaking up Henry took the lead ana passed
the pole two lengths in frOnt of him. surprise was
two lengths III advance OF Western Girl the latter
about the same distance ahead OF Genet. the latter
now came with rush, and soon Gu: down both
within two lengths Of Henry. Surprise was third
half length In 'front.' Of Western Gil. Time OF the
7nird Heat.-Thcre was considerable betting be.
tween western Girl and Genet for second money, the
mare having the call at slight odds. she had the best
OF the start Henry second, Genet third with Surprise
Wen up. Gong around the turn Henry went to the
front, followed by Genet, ana at the quarter pole
me lavorlte led but one length Genet second, half
length IN trent OF Western Girl, who was two
lengths ahead VI surprise. From there TO the half.
mile Ia pole there was httle daylight visible between
Henry ana Genet, the latter leading Surprise
three lengths, the gray being two lengths In front
VI the mare. Henry passed the hafme
pole IN ll21a. Going up the straight to the three
quarter pole Genet left his feet ana fell OF half q
dozen lengths. Henry also broke up soon after
wards, but the latier's breaks do not amount 20
much, as he rs not only good breaker but capital
catcher. Genet raied again after he recovered,
and closed rapidly on Henry hut the geldng kept in
front and won the heat by u length IN 2:2s \. cr,V
was SIX lengths ahead OF western ..,-, rhp vas
three lengths IN advance 81 SurDrl1x Vie following
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SUMMARY.
SAME DAy.--Pursc 5000, Tor horses that had
never h"a"" 9'2d tsst three IN Eve. IN harness