The New York herald., 1870-09-07

Fhst Hsat.--Lady Emily had the hestSOf the send
Josephine fourth. Forest Maid nth and Unknown
sixth-the latter on run At the quarter pole
which was passed in thirty-eight seconds, Lady
Emily led four lengths. Lizzie Keller second, two
lengths In front OF UNKNOWN, Josephine fourth, Lady
Lambert fth aud Forrest Maid sixth. Going down
on Lady Emily but Unknown broke up aud fell or
again. At the hall. mile pole, which was passed in
1:I5, Lady Emily led one length Lizzie Keller second
TWO lengths ahead OF Unknown, who was ten lengths
in advance OF Josephine, Forest Maid nth and Fanny
Lanbert SIXTH There was q close struggle be.
lower turn and up the homesrctch, which only ter
minated at the distance stand, where Lizzie Keller
showed In front and came home winner of the
heat by four lengths The other having been pulled
UP after being beaten. Unknown was third, six
lengths behind but as many lengths ahead OF jose
phine, who beat Lady Lambert six lengths, with
Forest Mad two lengths further Oh. Tine OF the
second lea. Forest Maid was Withdrawn. Lady
Emily took the lead, Josephine second, LIZZIE Keller
third, Fanny Lambert fourth and Unknown ffth.
Al the quarter pole Lady Emily had taken the front
position and passed that point IN thirty Sec
onds, Fanny Lambert second Unknown third,
Lizzie Keller fourth and Josephine fifth. AT
the half-nlle pole, which was passed IN llsls,
Unknown showed In front, Lady Emily second,
Josephine third, Lizzie Keller fourth and Fanny
Lambert fifth. Unknown took q lead OF half dozen
the homestretch he began to quit and broke
up badly. Lizzie Keller was now trotting very
f,,st and closed rapidly on him. He, however, kept
ahead OF her until past the distance stand, when he
gave mp the race entirely and Lizzie beat him two
lengths TO The score. Lady Emily was third Jose
phine fourth, and Faune Lambert fifth. Time or the
heat, 2:3j.
7niiU Heo,-Iosephine had the send Oh, Fannie
Lambert second, Lady Emily third, Lizzie Keller
fourth and UHsnown NTH. At tie quarter
seconds. Lady Emily led, Josephine Sec
Ond, Fannie Lambert third, Unknown fourth
and Lizzie Keller fifth. The halfmIle pole
was passed IN 1916 Lady Emily still leading, I'M
known second, Lizzie Keller third, Fannie Lambert
fourth and Josephine firth. Lady Emily continued
to lead into the homcsiretch, when she broke up,
ana Unknown coming along steadily won the heat
by length, lizzie Keller second, Lady Emily third,
Josephine fourth and Fannie Lambert nth. Time
OF the heat, 2:34A.
Fannie Lambert fifth. At the quarter pole Unknown
was IN front, in 3sh seconds; Josephine second,
Lady Emily third, Lizzie Keller fourth, Fannie Lam
bert nth. At the half-mie pole. passed In
1913, UnxDown was four lengths IN front
or Josephine, Lady Emily third, Lizzie Keller
fourth, and Fannie Lambert nth. LIZZIE Keller
then closed up rapidly, and Unknown quitting she
TOOK the lead aud came home u winner Of the heat
and race. III 1881 - Unknown took second money
aud Lady Emily the third prize.
THE RACES TO-DAY.
The races to-day viii be two; the first. purse OF
81 900, Tor horses that have never trotted be ter
Than 2:26 $500 to first, $3.50 to second and $3.50 TO
the third horse. There are four entries for this
W. ii. Borst's bay geldng John j. Bradley, Daniel
Mace'S Chestnut mare Idol. Budd Doble's
brown mare western Girl, and Daniel pHfef's bay
slalli0n Henry w. Genet. The second race, purse
Of 81 500 or teams, neither horse Of which has either
ia harness. wagon or to pole. beaten 230-$900 to
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