The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
Third Day Of the Septem-
Der Trotting Meeting.
Grand and Fashionable Attendance, Delight
full Weather, Fine Track and
Exciting Contests.
Lucille the Winner of the ESQ Purse and
Harry Harley the 2:2G Race.

over the track during The afternoon. The attend
ance was larger than on any previous day during
The meeting, anu everything passed of harmoni
Ously.
Two trots were on the card, the first being for
horses that had never Oeaten 1850, and the second
for horses that had never trOttcd better than 2:26.
In the first event there seven entries SIX COM
lng TO the post These were Lucille Joe, Jack Poor
Steyvevsant Jerry brew and Castle Boy The other
entry Clipper, was not on the ground. Lucille was
the iavorife The field, her capital race of Tues
day warranting the odds laid on her. She Is fine
young OF the Gold Dust stock, ana, 10 will be
remembered trOtted well IN her Iour.y ear-o!d form
ut Fleetwood and Prospect Parks last year,
In the second trot there were five entries consist
ing OF Mr.. Bucks Harry Harley Dan piers II. w.
Genet, j. j. BOwen's Royal John, John l.. DOty's
Charles Il. LOeW, ana John Lovetts Lula. The lat
Ter was Withdrawn on account OF illness. il. w.
Genet was the favorire in the pool sales, Harry
Harley being second choice. while Royal John ana
Charles f. Loew brought together about as much as
Harley This was lively betting race and large
amounts were wagerel on the result Royal John
wen the first and second heats Of the race and be-
came an immense favorte over the others. Harry
Harley, however, beat MIN the three supsel uent
heats in good style, aud his hackers won heavily
Genet was taken With cramps soon alter the race
began, and had " be withdrawn after the second
heat. The race WAS very exciting, AMI afforded
much delight 10 the spectators
TIE FIRST TaOr.
First Hedt.-Sseyversant won the pole, Jerry
Drew the second place, Castle Boy third Joe fourth
Jack Poor fifth and Lucille outside. They scored
six tunes before they were started. Steyvcrsant
had the lead, Castle Boy second, Joe third, Jack
Poor fourth. jerry Drew nth ana Lucille sixth.
When they reached the quarter pole Lucille was OIL
the lead Steyversant second Jerry Drew third, Cas-
tie Boy fourth, Joe fifth and Jack Poor sixth. The
time to that point was thirty EIGHT seconds. There
was no change OF POSITIONS down the backstrelch
and the half mile Was made by Lucille In 1:l6. Joe
broke M several times ON the way around and had
no chance OF beating Lucille, although he is the
much faster horse Lucille Kept in front to the end
winning the heat by hall dozen lengths Scyvef-
SAINT second, Jerry Drew tnlrd, Joe fourth Castle
Boy NTH, Jack Poor SIN Il. Time OF the heat 2ol e.
Second Heat.-S eY versant had the lead, Lucille
second Castle Boy third ZOE fourth, Jerry Drew
and Sieyversant went 10 the front and passed the
quarter-poe one lenath in front o. zoe, In thirty
nine seconds. Castle 10y was third, Lucille fourth,
Jack Poor NTH and Jerry Drew sixth. Gong down
The backstretch Steyversant Kept the read, and
passed the half-mile pole in 1:l71a, half length
ahead OF Joe Lucille third, Castle Boy fourlb, Jack
Poor fifth anu Jerry Drew sixth. Steyversant broke
up after getting iuto the hOmestretch and Joe tooK
Tie lead and came nome q winner Of the heat by
TWO lengths, Lucille second, Seyversunt third, Cas-
ne Boy fourth, Jerry Drew fifth aud JACK Poor SIXTH
Third Heds.-lack Poor was Withdrawn. Joe
took the lead Lucille second SteyverSant third,
quarter pole Joe led two lengths IN thIrty-eiCht
:soons Lucille seconds Jerry Drew hirS ssI
iron GOWN the ;S PSssng The ina
horses being Practically out Of the race. At the
three quarter pole Joe led length, and this ad.
vantage he brought home, making the heat m 1919.
Castle Boy was dlslancei. ar.ss = .s'.-
Fourth Heat.-steyversant had the lead, Jerry
Drew second, Lucille thild, joe fourth and on a
break. At the quarter pole Steyversant led neck.
Lucille second, SIX lengths ahead OF Joe,
tnriy.eght and nalf seconds. Az the hall,
mile pole Steyyersant s,iil led, Lucille second, Joe
third, Drew fourth. lime, l.13 Sleyversaut tnen
broke up, and tnc race was LETT for Joe and Lucille
10 decide. Inc mare led into the h0mesiretch and
her, wnen he lett MS feet, ana Lucille came nome
winner by two lengths In 1884. Jerry Drew was
inrd and SteyversanS 1ourtn.
FtIta Heat.--Lucle nau The lead Joe second
Jerry Drew third, Steyver ant fourth. Lucille broke
going around the turn, aud Joe led to the quarter
pole Jersey Drew second, Steyversant third, Lucille
fourth Time i0ry seconds. Lucille then passed
the others and pressed Joe to the half-mlle pole,
the latter passing half o length ahead In li71s.
Lucille and Joe had a desperate race from there 10
The score never being apart. But Lucille landed
winner ny half length. making the mile in 2:S29i.
derry Drew was third and Steyversaat fourth. LII.
chile wo1 FIRST purse joe The second aud Seyversant
the third.
NARRAGANSET PARK, Sept 2S-Purse $4,000
For horses tnat have never roited better tnan
2s0$l 30 TO 1rst $500 to second and $500 third
horse mile heats, best three III i've, in harness.
Charles s. Green entered br. m Lucille. 2 2 l ]
AT.s TWe Ss se entered = sieyversani
Fat Mcclure entered b. h. Jerry Drew. 8 5 IS
J. !! Bowen entered s. g. Jack n Poor: d DIS
b. f. Akers entered $. e. Cnppcr..:... DIR.
First heat. SO 1915 2:3lgI
second heat. % IITi. 2.,IlI
Third neat. .......... 50 1:l6 2:2O
ES1S'n nI nsai...... So 1Is 5:5s.
FUN neat r;r s ~ rno WIZ 2'a@
FIRST Hedt-H. W. Genet won the pole, Harry
Harley the second place, Royal John third, ana
III front when they left the score, Royal John sec
ond, Charles f. Loew third ana Genet fourth. At
the quarter pole Royal John led six lengths, Harry
Harley second four lengths In front OF Locw the
latter beng one ler1Ch ahead OF Genet-Haricy,
Loew and Genet having broken up. Time to Tie
quarter pole, thirty eight seconds. Cong down the
backstretcn Loew, Genet and Harley all broke UP.
- Slow pace Time to se hae Soe ToT.
Royal John had nothing to do afterwards but to go
on ana win, winch lie did 10y i've lengths, Harry
Harley second, LVew tlnrd ana Genet fourth. Time
2:32. N'
Second Heot-Royal John was the fayorIte over
the field. lie took the lead at the and went to
the quarter pole two lengths in front of Harry Har-
ley, the latter being Tour lengths ahead OF Genet
VINO led Loew about the same distance. Genet,
Harley and l.oew all broke up OH the backstretch,
ana Royal John was Jour lengths in front at the
third and Loew fourth. Royal John came steadily
ON while the others broke UP, and won The heat by
'front.' OF Loew, who was four lengths in front OF
Genet. Time OF the heat 22s.
IftHU utu.-kO1ai JOIN was u greater faV0rlte
than before over the field, the Genet party hedging
all they could. Genet was withdrawn something
being seriously the matter with him requiring the
attendance Of veterinarian. AT the start Harry
Harley ana Royal John were head and head, Loew
close up. Gong around the turn ROYAL John went
TO the front, Harley anu Loew breaking up. At the
quarter pole Royal John led one length in thirty
eight seconds, Harry Harley second. six lengths
ahead Of Loew. Harry Harley trotted rapidly
down the bacHslrc Oh ana passed Royal John before
reaching the naimlle pole, leading past that point
hall length IN l:l7. Royal John rallied
around the lower turn and he and Har.
ley had neck and neck struggle 10
the three-quarter pole and they swung into the
honlesiretc head and head but Harley had the most
trot IN him and he soon carried Royal John to q
break, ana coming away won the heat by eight
lengths Loew was several lengths behind. Tho
time " the heat was 2.33
Fou,'ih Hsai.-Locw had the lead, Royal John
second Harry Harley tmrd. Gong around the
turn Harry Harley went TO the 'front.'; but as he
reached the quarter pole Royal John was even with
MN and they passed that point In thirty eight sec
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