The New York herald., 1871-09-19

first 1900 70 the second and 5000 to the third horse
| there were thirteen entries; but when they were
| called up Tor action, five only came TO the post.
These were @. L. Bachus' bay mare Lady Bachus,
II. W. nowe's black mare Belle Morrill,, j. '.
Bowen's chesnut gelding Joe Hooker, G. p. Carpen-
ter Is brown mare Hartford Belle, and J. Dugrey's
! bay mare Fanny Lambert Lady paehus was the
favorte just before the start at long odds over the
field. she won the race very easily in three straight
! heats.
The second trot was between horses that had
never beaten 2:2a. for purse OF s2OOos1soo TO go
to the first norse $500 TO the second and $500 TO the
third. For this there were twelve entries, and at
| the call OF the judges they all appeared ready FOR
action. Four heats were tr0ttcd. when darkness
| came on and the unfinished race was postponed.
The horses in this race were Mr.. Dotys brown
mare Lady Augusta, Mr.. Raftus' bay gelding Dres-
den John Lovett's brown geiding Young Bruno,
Mr.. Robins brown gedng James II. Coleman b.
Mace's white gelding Medoc, T. Carpenters sor-
rel mare Susie, G. p Carpenters bay mare
Lady Ross, John Murphy's bay gclding Charley
Green, NJ. Carrols bay eeldlng Ben Starr, J. J.
Bowen's gray mare Sea Foam, Samuel McLaughlir's
bay marc Mary and Alexander Patterson's chestnut
| geldpg Dreadnaught. Charley Green won the first
two heats OF the race. Then Medoc won O heat
when started for the fourth heat and
they had trotted TO nearly the half.me pole, Of
He continued ringing the bell, and all Of
the horses, with the exception OF James H.
Coleman and Charley Green, pulled up and
returned. Coleman and Green continued on
to the end, making capital race, Coleman coming
in first 10y length. Then there was trouble. The
judge who gave the word go" left the stand in dis
gust when the other judge pulled the bell for the
horses to return, and would have nothing further TO
do with the race. Roden, the driver of Coleman,
laS,,. tIa laftSr
decided that it was no heat, and called the horses
up 10 start again right OF. MIR. Wallace
the owner Of Coleman, then ordered his horse
to the stable, and the other horses were
started again vita two judges In the stand. Med0c
won the fourth heat, and night coming on the race
had to be postponed. great deal OF discussion
took place about the start and the call back, and
| the oldest ana most experienced turfmen We're OF
| the opinion that when the word was given there
should have been no recall, and that the horse
James Ii. Coleman was entitled TO the heat This is
an Old racing rule and many times has the drum
been headed the wrong way. YET the one that got
are no calls back alter The is given In racing
and we do not see why there should be III trottng.
race by right and should have been awarded 1t.
We suppose this matter VIII oe brought before the
court oi appeals and with them we leave the affair.
The following are the details OF the Vottlng as lar
as II proGfessed-
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept ls.-Purse No. 8, $500,
for horses that have never beaten 2:s4s9oo to the
hrs S4OO to the second and 5000 to the third horse
mile heats, best three IN five, Ill harness.
Z. l.. Bachus entered b. M Lady Bachus... l l
J: J. Bowen, $. G. Joe Hooker. .:..:......
G. 7. Carpenter, b. IN. Hartford Bele.....2
II. Howe, blk. m. Belle Morrill,. ........... 3
:; pusrey, b. m. Fannie Lambert.
D. Mace, Dix. m. Tempest. DIR.
W. i. Weeks blk. g. Eight Bells. dr..
1SSn r. J09nsSn, RnSsr. b SK R M h01a Eien Tree dr.
D. Tallman, b. M Brown Kitty. ............ DIR.
J. Mckee b. m. Young Thorne. :. dr..
BaSsett Mer, br. &. Bismarck. ......,.,,.,,, DIR.
N "l'e''VH VIZ T. - ouA '''..'........... uI.
quarter. HaN Mile.
EFs5 saoana nent nsat ..: So" la la ssiH
Third heat '''''''''''; ssrSsxo 50 laSA 2:a5
Lady Bacnus. $3.50 5000 $205
Zoe S,e,5 hooker r............ 30 65 55
Frst Heat-Lady Bachus won the pole, Hartford
Belle the second place, Joe Hooker third, Belle Nor
attempts the horses were despatched to a struggling
start Bee Morrill, ,,a on nth, the lead Lady Bacnus sec
IaSa pSFss SFeEe sSon asr
starting and fell In the rear. Lady Bachus soon
to the s s0as 4"a pes in hrsx 81 sex s
Hpas %onssp and d. half Hartford Belle second, Zoe
unit! they had passed the haIf'mlle pole. which was
s on $ ess
Belle Morrill, took SIDES with Fanny Lambert. Lady
R nd IL al cT ,b own and
carried across the score. Joe Hooker was second,
harsfSTd dr, Belle thlr Fanny Lambert fourth and
Secoad Heat-Belle Morrill, had the best Of the
ssendo sen Lady Bacaus second martiora Belle third
onds, Lady Bachus lea three lengths, Joe Hooker
Beie McrrIn fourth and Fanny Lambert niIS:
At the half, hall,mlle pole Lady Bachqs still led
third, Hartford Belle fourth and Fanny Lambert
NTH: Time, lIa. Lady yachus trotted steadily
Hooker second, tx lengths ahead OF Belle Morrill,,
who was ike distance in front OF Hartford Belle,
TlTd Heai.-Beilc morrill, took the lead, Belle Of
hariorf dT,S seEond Lazy Raehus ths Joe Hooker
f&asS passea % Ssarss sec6n% pa
Lady Bachus led iour lengths Belle Morrill,
Hartford Belle Mh, the latler having % broken up up
badly Oh her way tnere Az the half mile pole Lady
sps LED s S sg
pole they pretty wei strung
Iay Wo IN SIX o Joe gs Hoese o
was four lengths In front OF Fanny Lambert,
Oh aner Gs a Sx Lady crses In came SS%s
an easy winner of the heat by six lengths, Joe
R who was one length ahead Of Fanny Lambert % the
latter being six lengths in advance OF Hartford
Belle. Time, 2:S5.
had never rolied better man sa;as@s 500 to the the
1rst $500 10 the second ana 5000 10 the third horse
mile heats best three In Eve. IN harness.
/ B. Mace entered W. q. Medoc. s 2 / l
John Murphy entered ch. y, Charley
Greene ............................. / ! 8 4
John Lovelt entered br 9. lolng Bruno. 10 10 IL
! r. Carpenter entered :. H. Susie. 9 2
! G. 7. Carpenter entered b. m. Lady Ross. 3 4
a. Patterson entered ch. g. Dreadnaught. 7 10
NJ. Carroll entered b. q. Ben starr ....... 0 5
! j. J. Bowen entered Q. m Sea Foam IL 7 8
J. l.. Doty entered br III. Lady Augusta. 8 s
NJ. Roden entered br g. James II. Cole.
man. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 cdr.
9. Mclaughlin entered b. m. Mary. ...., IL dis,
James RaituS entered b. e. Dresden ~ DIS
TINE.
quarter HAIR Mile,
First heat. .............. 81 1I3k 2:304
Second heat. 81 1I2I 2:3OH
Ihird neat .............. 85H 1:l3I 2:29H
F0urth heat...'......... 3oa 1I2H 22sH
THE BETTING.
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