The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-07

second sss heat ...s iath ga:
Third heat..... lis 1892
THE SECOND TRoT
First Hedf.-After few false attempts for q start
they got awav on pretty even TERMS Ed. White
leadIpg, Nonesuch second, J. J. Bradley third and
i h W. o Gene e. fourth When they reached the guar.
Going along the backstretch Nonesuch and
place, four lengths behind the readers When they
passed the halt mne POLE in 1:13H, they were paral
the rear. Genet then made his brush for the heat.
soon after this Ed White broke up and Genet took
second place. AT the three.quarter pole None
such was leadlng Two lengths but Genet was gong
TO her at wonderful pace. AS he swung into the
homestretch he was at her wheel, and after one OF
the score and beat her under the string half length
Genet made the heat in 2:26, Nonesuch second, Two
lengths IN 'front.' OF Ed. White, who was ten lengths
Second HeM.-Genet the favorte at $500 to 800
against the Held. Nonesuch had the best OF the
W. Genet fourth. When they reached the quarter
pole II. w. Genet led by a head, Nonesuch second
lengths In advance Of j. J. Bradley The pole was
passed In thirty Eight seconds Nonesuch and Genet
troted side aud side for about one hundred yards,
Wnen me latter seemed to latter and then broke up
and Nonesuch led 10 the half-mie POLE two lengths
IN front OF the stallion the latter being four lengths
in advance q Bradley, who was two lengths ahead
Vol Ed. White, who mad broken up. Going along
the lower turn Genet broKe again and fell in the
three-quarer pole but she then began 10 show
signals of distress J. J. Bradley now put steasl
and coming with rush, shut up the daylight Ut
every stride. All eyes were on him as ne came up
the homcstretch, and as he passed the crowd shout
alter shout followed his footsteps. He landed the
heat. Ed. White was third, SIX lengths behind yet
SIX lengths In front OF II. w. Genet. Time Of the
neat aa,; s;s5 H., CAM. =, ,.u,uo atm or.s
the field, but no odds offered. Nonesuch had The
lead, Ed. White second, J. J.. Bradley third, II.
W. Genet fourth. Going around the turn Nonesuch
led two lengths, Ed. White second, two lengths
ahead OF ]. J. Bradley who was about the same
distance IN advance OF Genet. AZ the quarter pole
such was three lengths in front of Ed. White, who
was two lengths ahead Of Bradley, the latter being
such opened the gap to six lengths and passed the
halfmle pole IN 1:lsh, Ed White second, neck
Bradley Genet then made gallant brush i' and ID
overhauled the mare very rapidly. being only two
lengths behind her at the three.quarter pole, Ed.
White three lengths further Oh, but one length
Nonesuch swerved out too far into the track.
caused him to shorten his stride. He soon
afterwards broke up, but recovering nicely, he came
on at rapid stride and landed at the score with his
heat, Nonesuch second two lengths In front of
Bradley, who was three lengths in advance OF Ed
White. Time OF the heat 2:2S.
over the field. Ed white was away lrst,
sse0n r 1sssf' to 'e as sna
soon after leaving the score and showed the
hs BraSe1 T the and s @
fourth the latter having broken up before reaching
there. Genet drew away from Nonesuch and passed
the quarter pole two lengths ahead In thirty-seven
and half seconds, Bradley third one length behind
Nonesuch and about half length ahead of Ed
White. Going along the backstretcn Nonesucn
tr0tted FAST closed on Genet, and at the haf-me
pole showed her head and shoulders IN front.
Bradley was then SIX lengths behind, one length In
advance OF Ed White. The time to the nalf-mile
pole was liza Nonesuch then drew away from
Genet and showed q length OF daylight between
them, which she carried to the three-quarter pole
Genet second, who was six lengths ahead Of Brad
ley, Ed White four lengths further on When the
horses got into the homestretch Genet squared
| away for the mare, and Bradley made
play for both Of them. lively struggle took
place up the stretch, which terminated by Genet
winning the heat by half o length. J. J. Bradley
second half length in front OF NoneSuch the lat
ter being SIX lengths in advance OF Ed White. Brad.
ley came with such a rush at the finish that, had
the been twenty yards further, he would hav
beaten the winner. Time OF the heat 2:2Sk. The
following Is a
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-Purse $1,000, for horses that had
beaten 2:26-f1, 200 to the first, 5000 to the
second and $500 to the third horse.
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