The New York herald., 1870-09-22

Total ...........s1 s16s 2IS 2O8 21S 221 2sS
FIRST Hedt.-Captain Gill drew the pole, Charley
Green the second position, Hickory Jack third, Mary
fourth, and Lady Whitman outside. Daniel Boone
was withdrawn. Charley Green had a little the
from him, Hickory Jack third, Mary fourth, and
Lady whitman fifth. Going around the turn Cap.
sain Gill drew away from the others by making
several skips and was two lengths in front OF
Charley Green at the 1uarter-poe in thirty-seven
seconds. Charley Green led Mary at that point half
length the latter being six lengths in advance or
Lady Whitman Hickory Jack 1Ith. Going around
the lower turn Mary went up and passed Charley
Green and Captain GIL and led two lengths to the
half-mile pole In 1:14 % Mary then drew away rapidly
Yr0m the others, and she passed the threeQuarer
pole she wat six lengths IN front OF Charley Green,
the latter being two lengths ahead OF Captain Gill.
Lady Whitman was eight lengths behind The Cap
tain, but six lengths IN advance Of Hickory Jack,
who at that point seemed IN danger OF being dis
tanced. Mary was taken in hand on the home
stretch, and she jOgaed IN winner by two lengths,
charley Green second six lengths ahead Of Captain
GILL who was three lengths In advance OF Lady
whitman, the latter being six lengths In front Of
Hickory Jack. Time OF the heat, 1882 Captain Gill
was given the ;ourh position for running little too
much.
second Heat--m the pool without Mary Charley
Green now became the tay0rite over the
other at ns Hs rG got
Jack and Captain gin fourth and nfth, side anu
side. Going around the turn Mary dared to the
from ana led length TO the quarter pole In thlr-
ty-seven seconds. Captain Gill second two lengths
ahead of Charley Greea, who was three lengths IN
'front.' OF Lady Whitman. Hickory Jack three lengths
further of. Going around the lower turn Mary
opened the gap 10 three lengths, Captain Gill
second, two lengths ahead OF Charley Green, who
was ten lengths in advance OF Lazy Whitman, the
latter leading Hickory Jack TWO lengths. Lady
whitman then broke up and fell In the rear She,
however, recovered soon enough TO take her former
place. AT tile half-Iaile pole the positions OF
the horses were unchanged. Mary passed that
pole Nary increased the daylight TO six lengths, Cap
cain Gill second, i've lengths In 1ront OF Charley
Green the latter being three lengths In advance OF
Lady whitman, who was SIX lengths ahead OF
hickory Jack. When Mary reached the homestretch
she was pulled to Jog, and in that way came home,
winning tho heat by TWO lengths, Charley Green
second having trotted from the three-quarter pole
very fast THIS horse was two lengths ahead Of Cap
tain Gill who vas six eng tbs In front OF Lady Whit
man, the latter beating H1ckory JACK nall length
The heat was made IN 2:S2.
THIRD Heah-Lady Whitman was In the lead at the
start this time Mary second, Charley Green third,
Captain Gill fourth and Hickory JACK fifth. They were
a close together and went into the turn In custer
Az they got into straight work on their way TO the
auarter polc Captain Gill Outfooted the whole OF
them and went TO the front, passing the pole hall o
length ahead of Mary who was four lengths In ad-
vance of Charley Green the latter being two lengths
in front OF Hickory JACK, Lady whitman last. Ilmc,
thirty six seconds. There was CLOGS struggle be-
bu; as they approached the half-mle pole tne mare
began to show in front. She passed the pore nan
length ahead OF Captain Gill IN l:l2. Az tniS tline
GU was five lengths In front o. CnaLioy STeen'
who was ten lengths ahead OF hicK0ry ssck,
fnc latter being two lengths In advance OF
Lady Whitman. Captain Gill now began 10
.tangle,u and he broke up several times
on the bacgstretch, Charley Green passing nlm ne.
fore no reached the three-Quarter pole. mary wAS