The New York herald., 1870-08-28


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AFTER THIRD HEAT.
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Inc Field. ........ ITO 90 30 65 l65 13o l4O
THE TROT.
FIRST Hedt.-After nne attempts to get up In order
the Judges gave them toerably fair send OF, Un-
known being hrst away Lady Wells second, Sae
third, Lizzie Keller fourth, Nelly Morri fifth, the
others close together. They passed around the turn
with some few changes OF position but as they
reached the quarter pole they were widely strung
out, Unknown leading, Lady Wells second. LIZZIE
Keller third, Sale fourth, Thomas Jefferson iilth,
eighth, Lady Lambert ninth and Nelly Morrill, tenth
There were few changes down the backstretch AT
the haf-mile pole, which was passed in l:14, IN
known led hall dozen lengths. Lizzie Keller second
Lacy wells third, Thomas Jefferson fourth, st.
Elmo alth, saie sixth, Revenue seventh,
G. W. Patterson tenth. UnKnown opened the gap
around the lower tnrn and came with Il winning
lead INTO the homestrelcn. He was taken in hand
lengths; Thomas Jefferson second Lady Wells
thlrd, Lizzie Keller fourth, st. Elmo fifth Revenue
sixth, G. w. Patterson seventh, Nelly Morr eighth,
Lady Lambert ninth, and Sae tenth. TiDe OF The
heat, 23l.
Second Hent-Lady Wells took The lead Nellv
Morrill, second, st. Elmo third G. W. Patterson
fourth, the others III bunch. Lady Wells Kept the
lead around the upper turn closely pressed by LIZ
zle Keller, 81. Elmo third G w. Patterson fourth
Revcnue NTH, the others struggling along behind
They passed the quarter pole IN this way in thirty
neck and ne X contest down the backstretch, until
the former m broke up ami LIZZIE took
Tue lead. Tie haf-IHie pole was passed
rn, ST. Elmo second. Unknown third. Lady Wells
fourth, The others tailed on. Coming into the home.
stretch few OF the horses came with rush, ana
the contest was quite exciting Lizzie Keller Keeping
the lead but she was nearly trapped at score by
Lady Wells. Dobie. the driver OF Lizzie believing
he had st. Elmo and the others beaten, took his
mare in hand, when Lady Wells came rapidly on
HIM, and but for a timely touch of the whip on
Lizzie Lady Weiis would have taken the heat LIZZIE
Keller won 1t by neck only, Lady Wells second.
Thomas Jefferson third, Unknown fourth, Nelly Nor
rlli NTH, 81. Elmo slXth Revenue seventh, Salle
eighth, Lady Lambert ninth, q. W. Patterson tenth.
Time OF the heat, 232X.
IItiTd Heat.-Kevenue was withdrawn. The horses
mad tolerabiy good start Lady Wells leading,
Thomas Jefferson second, Nelly Morrill, third Lizzie
Keller fourth, ST. Elmo filth, 6. W. Patterson SIXTH
Unknown seventh, saline eighth, Lady Lambert
ninth. Gong around The upper turn Lizzie Keller
took second place, and they passed the quarter pole
in this order III forty seconds. on the backstrctch
Lizzie Keller led for some distance; but before she
reached the halfmile pole Thomas Jener had de-
pryed her OF H. and was three lengths IN 'front.', In
i:l7 The latter opened wide gap around the lower
turn, and came up the homesrcch in hand, ten
lengths in front OF any OF the others Being pulled
70 a Jog be crossed under the string len iengths
ahead Or Lady Wells, 81. Elmo third, Nelly Morrill,
aR nze kear ea6n sna
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Wells second, Thomas Jefferson third, UnKnOwn
fourth. st. Elmo fifth, Lady Lambert sixth, G. W.
Patterson seventh. AT the quarter pole, which was
passed in fortyone seconds, Lady Wells led Two
second, Thomas
Unknown fourth, Nelly Morril fifth, Lady Lambert
sixth and q. W. Patterson seventh. Gong down
with Lady Wells, and Thomas Jefferson also closed
up with her wheel, and Eow these three held tue
race in doubt until near the halimile pole when ST.
Elmo showed In front and passed that point one
length ahead OF Thomas Jefferson, who was Two
ST. Elmo anu Jefferson then had head and
head struggle away from the others around
the lower turn. St. Elmo carried Jefferson to a
break al the three-quarer pole, and came on the
homestretch two lengths ahead OF him. ST. Elmo
then took things easy, and came home winner OF
the heat by one length Jefferson second ten lengths
ahead OF Lady Wells, who was in front OF the group
following; Lady Lambert was fourth, G. W. Patter-
son lnh. Nelly Morrill, sixth anu Unknown seventh.
F!rh Hedl-Lady Wells was first away. Lady
Lambert second, st. Elmo third G. w. Patterson
fourth Nelly MoIrill nth, Thomas jefferson sixth
and Unknown seventh. AT the quarter pole, which
was passed In iorty-two seconds, Lady Wells and
81 Elmo were head and head, Jefferson tniTd, Lady
Lambert fourth, e. w, Patterson nth, Nelly Morrill,
sixth and Unknown seventh. st. Elmo then took
place. Lady Wells third, Lady Lambert fourth
In this way they passed the half mile pole. In llSE.
ST. Elmo then opened gap around the lower turn,
ana had the race IN hand afterwards, although JEFF
ferson made very vigorous effort TO Overake him.
ST. Elmo led home in hand one length In 'front.' Of
Jefferson who was ten lengths IN advance OF
Lady Lambert, Lady Wells fourth, Nelly Morrill,
NTH, G. W. Patterson sixth ana Unknown dlsanc d.
Time of the heat. 2:354.
Slrtt Hpat.-Nely Morrill, took the lead, ST. Elmo
second Thomas Jefferson third. Lady Lambert
fourth, G. W. Patterson NTH, Unknown sixth.
mn tnf,.
Thomas Jefferson and came near turning him over.
Jenerson's driver, however, nothing daunred,
with him. Nelly Morrlll passed the quarter
pole hrst, ST. Elmo second, Jefferson lhiid,
Lady Wells sixth. Time, forty yone ana half seconds
Gong down the backstretch ST. Elmo took tile lead
passing the halI-me pole IN l:i91s. one length
ahead Of Jefferson, the other horses trailing on be-
hind, ana all out OF the struggle. ST. Elmo and
Jefferson were head and head around the lower turn
but coming up the homestretch ST. Elmo drew away
hail length from Jefferson ami the latter broke up
No had he left his feet and the hackers OF ST.
Elmo began to exult, ihan the latter also broke up
and they both came running up TO the score Jeier.
son caught his tlOt as he passed under he string
and was a neck ahead OF ST. Elmo. The Judges TOOK
concluded to make dead heat between ST. Elmo
ana Thomas Jefferson. Lady Lambert came In third,
Lady Wells fourth, Nelly Morrill, fifth and q. W. Pat.
terson sixth. Time OF the heat, 2:55H.
SerenM Heat.-Lady Wells got the best OF the
start and led around the upper turn, closely fol-
lowed by st, Elmo, Lady Lambert and Thomas JET.
ferson, Nelly morrill, and G. w. Patterson some
lengths behind Lady Wells passed the quarter
pole TWO lengths ahead OF ST. Elmo, IN forty seconds,
Lady Lambert third, Thomas Jefferson fourth, Nelly
Morrill, fifth and G. W. Patterson sixth. Going
down the backstretch 81. Elmo. Jefferson and Lady
Lambert passed Lady Wells, and as they reached
the half mile pole, In 1:1S, 81. Elmo had trihe the
best Of 1t, Jefferson and Lady Lambert head and
head the others following on several lengths
apart. The race was close between the
three leaders all around the lower turn,
and rs they swung INTO the hOmestretch
ST. Elmo led hall length, Jefferson secono, one
length ahead OF Lady Lambert. An exciting strug'
gle up the homestre,ch terminated by ST. Elmo win.
nlng the neat by length, Thomas jefferson second.
hall length ahead OF Lady Lambert several lengths
further OF came Lady Wells, then Nelly Morrill; q.
W. Patterson sixth. Time OF the heat, 2.36L.
THE SECOND fRoT.
SANE DAY-Purse 81 500, for horses that have
never beaten 1885, mile heats, best three In live, III
harness.
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U. Hickok entered r. m. Edna 3
J. Hamn entered b. m. Mary. y....,.....2 2 2 3 ,
M. RoGen entered De- &. Charley Green. 5
I MlruhY entered CaIrnll. .....~. j q