The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-08

who were bead and head, Hamburg two lengths
behind svsan Ann kept the gap oocn down the
and iyrselton ay,ag together side by side. two
lengthy ahead Of Hamburg. There seemed TO
seemed Hal .y on ali Sad INC reoea
or'ers to lay up the heat and none Of them
:, cmed incl.ned TO make struggle alter Susan Ann
She was suffered " 20 and wiz the heat by SIX
lengths in LAO. Chicothe was second, half q
length In mont Of Lyttetoa. who was hall length
Thru -Cnlico,he was first away. Susan
Ann second Iytteton third, Hamburg fourth. and
preached inc aasrSer pole they were ali in heap;
hanbprg and Calicoihe side and side hall a
iensth ahead OF Lyitel,on, who was two lengths IN
down the bacKstretch and into the lower turn.
When on the turn there seemed to be no effort to
Hamburg, who know right well thai lr he did not
get this heat he would he ruled out. Lyteton was
over The stand, anu Chilllcotbe was allowed 10 so
on IN III, lead Coming mp the homestretch Lyttel
ION wanted 20 run aau WIN nes aa %ns as nc y
pulled the horse double sawed him 70 the right
aud le1 several eN h times , ana finally was
the heat by one length Hamonrg second, two
erg,ns ahead OF Susan Ann. who was hail a length
Fourth Heat.-Chilllcothc took the lead, Lyttel.
ton second. Susan Ann third. AS they passed
around the turn Cnillicothe led head, Lytenon
second. three lengths ahead OF Susan Ann. On the
hackstre:ch Lyttelton led neck. thlllicotbe sec
End SmSan ANN egns for lengths eng Dehnd
the heat Chilhcothe and Lyt.eton ran neck and
neck around the lower turn, and when they came
into the nOmesretch they were yoked. Susan Ann
now began to move up closer, and when ne II way
up stretch Lytteltons rider drew The whip over
his horse, who began 10 quit, Susan Ann was cut
loose and coming with rush came very near WIN
nin9 tine heat Chlicothe won by half length only.
susan Ann second, one length ahead OF Lyueiton.
The result or hs heat showed the folly Of lavtng
M, IS 1t WAS the general opinion Of racing experts
that Lyttelton could have won tue race IN three
straight heats had he been allowed TO do so. The
time Of this heat was the same Us the previous one
1854.
FU'h Heat-Chlll,cothe was nrst away, Susan
Ann and LytteltOn side and side. Gctng around the
upper turn Lyteton showed his Whine lace IN front,
Chnicothe second, two lengths ahead OF susan Ann.
Going down the backstretch ChicOthe ran 10 the
front, and led two lengths to the half mile pole,
LytteOn second. hall q length ahead OF Susan Ann.
Lytteton then ran up aud took sides with Chilli
cothe and they were side and side around the lower
LytletOn entered the nomestretch together but soon
ailerw ards the whip was drawn on LYttelton, which
told the story Of his defeat He rallied again little
when near home and ran gamey, but lie was beaten
by Chlllicothe threequarters OF length. Susan
Ann was beaten four lengths by Lyttelton. Time OF
the heat, $780,
THE TWEED PURSE, 81 900, Tor beaten horses, all
Ss OF was W C.
given TO the second horse; tribute from Mr.. Will
liam NJ. Tweed one and half miles
w. X. BarcOck entered b. h. Conductor, by Aus.
tralian, dam Ne,tie Riley, 4years DID, l03 lbs.
Carol d Coar entered b. c. Ortoan. by Doneralle,
dam Canary Bird, years old. lob lbs .........
John Coner entered CHI. c. Judge Durell, by Lex.
lngton. dam Laura, years Old 1903 lbs........
d. j. Grouse entered b. T. r nance, by Revolver,
dam by Rlnggold. years Old, 81 IDS ........... 4
VI. X. Babcock entered Oh. h. Doctor, by Second
Alb,oa, dam by O'Meara. years OLD, 100 lbs.
dam Pasta, years old 100 lbs. ............... O
D, McCoon entered b. h. Gao, by Jer Davis, aged,
oden bowie entered b. (. Belle Meaae, by Baiti.
more, dam Sally woodward, years old,
A. Belmont entered en- {. Nellie james, BY Dollar.
dam Fleur de5 Champs, years Old, W lbs. 80. DIR.