The New York herald., 1871-11-05

ITO American Cirl was one length behind Allea
the later being about the Same dtstlnoe In front q
Palmer, who had broken up again on the way
thither. AS the horses began 10 ascend the hui On
the backstretch Allen broke up badly and fell n the
about the same time except Henry who cans
away from them and led four lengths 70 me
G srS Palmer PS "Sss cssn Se0GnS %sn
strung out several lengths apart. American
sec when she came an into tne
Henry won the heat with the greatest ease ~
s%esd o Wxes american Moa G second three snStn %
Allen Time Of the heat 2:24, III
Second Hedt-Henry was great favOrite selling
field for $40. Wilkes had the best OF the : senior.
Allen nlh all as close together as IL was possible fsr
them TO be- Going around the turn Henry went 10 shs
fourth, Palmer tth, break. Al the quarter pole,
which was passed In thirty-slx seconds, HenrT led
two lengths, Wilkes second, American Girl third. on
break, Palmer fourth, Alien ffth Going around
the lower turn the horses were spread out o iew
this way he passed the haniie pole, In co. &C Cen
ing up the backstretcn Henry opened the gap, but
and broke up twice. and the others began
closing on him. He passed pas the ,hree-quarter pOle
anead of American Girl, the latter being four lengths
IN lront Of Alien and Palmer. who were head ana
Girl made gallant burst, ana passing wilkes, soon
challenged Henry and after very exciting struggle
parallel. Henry, however won the heat 10y q head
wilkes was good third. Allen fourth aud Palmer
fifth Tine Of me neat 2:s!A: 49, ,.uo... a..
10 $40 for the neld.s Palmer took the lead, Henry
second, American Girl third, Wilkes fourth, Aiies
up, nut w1cn they settled Henry had the lead.
which he carried to the quarter pole In thirty I've
Wilkes fourth, Allen far behind. Going around the
lower turn Henry broke badly, and Palmer went g
'front.' lo9. OF G Wilkes Srd Henry our
Allen nearly distance behind. Time, I'LL
onsS passsa S %sss % as az
When near the threequarter pole Henry broke
again ana Palmer followed ss t. ,v" waen sass r
and keeping steady to his work came nome win
ner OF the heat By nearly tnat much aayantage-
who was four lengths ahead Of WNkoA
the latter being eight lengths in advance OF Auen-
Fourth Heas-iIenry was still the favorise. nst-
withstanding his defeat In the last neat selling =
$50. Palmer had a slight advantage 4. .ne send ct
Henry second, American Girl third Wilkes i0urt0,
and Allen n On pSsak GSng around the
IN front Of American Girl. who was one length ahead
OF Wilkes Allen ten lengths behind AZ the quarter
pole, which was passed IN thirty.tve seconds
Palmer was one length ahead Of Henry, Amez-
can Girl thlrd, four lengths further o..
race. y Going along the lower turn Henry took
sides with Palmer and as they passed tue nall mtls
Girl was four lengths behind Palmer and I'VE
lengths ahead Of Wilkes. Coming up the nil on the
backsrretch Henry came away from Palmer, ana
led two lengths past the three quarter pole. Palmer
broke mp as nc came into the hOmestretch and the
race was settled-Henry coming ON steadily ana
| winning the heat by Two lengths, Palmer second.
! four lengths ahead OF American Girl, VINO was Mx
lengths in front OF Wilkes the latter beating Ahea
| neck. Time OF the heat 2:23si.
The following Is
SUMMARY.
FLEETwOoD PARK. Nov. 4-Pursc So, 500, free fef
all horses 81, 800 to the first, 5000 to the second
and $500 10 the third horse; mile heats best three
| In five, In harness.
Il Hour 1 I