The New York herald., 1871-06-15
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR new WORKERS.
Heavy Losses on the FavOrites,
Lottery and Thomas Jefferson.
A COLLISION ON TIE COURSE.
Splendid Weather and Spscn-
did Sport.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June Ii, 1871.

ance and hc character of the racing. The SKY was
clear, the san just pleasantly warm, ana the west
erly wind very agreeable with Es cooling breath.
The visitors lrom New York suffered waterloo de-
feat, as their iavorites in both the purses were
beaten.
TIE FIRST TRor.
The first event OH the programme was purse OF
ST. 5o0 for horses THAT had never beaten 23s $1,000
to first $3.50 to second and $3.50 TO third. This had
eleven entries, comprising L. &. Whites gray geld
ing Jack Draper, Daniel Pliers gray gelding Lot
tcry Robert Ionnson's bay mare Lotta II. Wood
ruf's bay mare Nettie Morris, formerly Lady Cast
steel; S. farmers bay geld'ng Jonn Franklin, l..
TObins' chestnut MAZE Susie, j.. A. Phillips nay
mare Another Such, W. $. Briggs bay geiding
Kansas Pct George G. Thayer's brown stallion ST.
Elmo, wright d Norcross' bay mare Ella Elwood
and Alanson Warren's black mare Belle OF Water
town. or these Lotta, Johu Franklin Another
Such, Kansas Pet and st. Elmo were withdrawn
leaving six TO respond to the judges bell. Several
OF the horses we're well thought OF before the race
began, Jack Draper Delng TAKEN AS choice. SUSIE
the ia alter i've and closely contested
heats.
Fi,'st Hd.-Jack Draper was on the inside, then
Ella ElW ood susie. Belic OF Waerown, Nettic Nor
rs ana Lottery. re third attempt they rot away
in fair condition with Susie slightly In ADVANCE aud
Lottery last. Susie worked herself quite well In
passed IN lhrty-nlnc seconds, length n ad-
vance, Eet'ie Norris second. Jack Draper third,
Belle or Waterown fourth, Ella Elwool fifth and
Lottery rs before. Down the backstretch Net.
lie Motifs broke up and fell back to tn, rear.
Draper put on a squirt approaching the half mile
pole and struggled ganciy for the post OF honor,
but SUSIE held it asaipst him until ir was passed,
In 1:1Sl, when she made skip, and Draper shot In
front; Elwood thirI Belle Of Wateriown fourth,
Lottery fifth and Ncttic Morris sixth. Along the
lower turn Lottery set sail for the leaders, and rot-
ting, verT prettlly, cut them down one % one Until
Draper ives reached. when he efS his feet and fell
back. Draper followed his example anu did consid-
cradle running, anJ Susie witn rusa, went TO the
front at the threc-quarter pole. with Ella Elwood.
who was very steady, second. The latter eadcayored
TO obtain first place. but failed. and Susie went
der the srrlng winner OF the heat one length III the
lead Ella Elwood second Jack Draper third, Belle
OF WATERFOWL fourth, Lottery fIth and Nette Nor
ris sixth. Tine, 2:35l Draper was placed las for
the running he inuulgci in.
| src,nd Heut.--A change In the betting took place.
| Lottery selling for than all the Others com.
! blncd. AZ the seventh trial they got the word,
-Dfapry having the advantage. Rounding the turn
. he went 10 the 'front.' bur Lottery was .orcig hin
all PfIer, his driver, knew how. They passed the
anarter poe IN thirty-sevcn seconds. Draper tTst,
half length advance; Lottery second, SUSIE third,
E.woo1 fourth, Nettie Morris fifth and Belle cf
Watartogn last Lottery now made a rush and went
TO first place despite the exert.ons OF Draper. Lesv
ing the quarter pole Elwood, who was driven by
Eudd Dobc. ia tered and broke, Budd at the tine
striking her wifb the Thip, as he knew the others
were speeding so ilst behind hlm that II collision
would oe inevitable. This ensued at once the front
wheels Of Netls Norris sulky struck hia and i'm
ned!atey ne was overturned. Ewood, finding her
cole hon n lltnr hnr - an
tinued all around the track, but was hnallycsugnt
near the sheds, past tue grand stand. Bu3d was
not nurf, nor was the mare. Along the backstretch
Lottery opened the daylight to six lengths and
passed the hafne POLE IN :l5, that distance In the
lead, Draper second. and the Others a. before,
strung Out IA Indian file. From tins 10 the home
stretch there was change, aud although Draper
made q 1nal struggle Ior the supremacy lt was not
successful, Lottery passing under the string winner
OF the heat NY four lengths Draper second, three
in advance OF SUSIE who was two ahead oil Belle OF
Watertown, AMI Nettie Morris last. Ella Elvood
was dlstanced. Time 2:3Sai
mira Hedt.--Loteiy was a great favoritc ard
found few to lay against him. fair send-on was
made, with Netlle Morris IA advance, Lottery second
and the rest wei together. Immediately on leaving
the score Jack Draper IN de serious "fy,n but
exceedingly well caught by his driver anu chen adj
yanced to second place Lottery having gone to the
'front.' At The quarter pole. passed IN thirty-seven
seconds, Lottery. wei III hand, was three lengths in
the lead, Draper second Nettie Morris third, susie
fourth ami Belle OF Watertown hlth. Down the
backstretch and past the halfmile pole there was
but little change Of note, Draper doing his utmost
TO reach the leader, but was unsuccessful. time
TO THIS point l:l6 Along the turn the driver
OF Draper continued his desperate efforts
20 take the lead, and near the threc-quar-
Ter poe forced Lottery 60 q break, but
!; was for an mo igs,aht l@; 9n,y' as when When
agan ana stretched ont Tor tic end IN gallant STYLE
lie won the heat by two lengths, Jack Draper sec
ond, six ienghs in front Q! be.e OF Waiertown,
Neite MOTIFS Iourih anu susie flth. Time, 2:54',.
Lonfn Hed.--Lottcry was now great fayorite
After three lnef,cctua trials they GOT the word In
good shape, Netle Morris having the ajvapfage.
houn,iing the turn Lottery went III baay ana iel
10 I'll, rear. rassiDg the quarter pole IN thirty
eight seconds, JACK Draper was ono length in the
lead, Eelle Oh Natertown second, showing u fine
gaii, Susie third, Netie MOTIFS ion,th aud Lottery
into the ar and bele of Aatertown assumed COM
mand Draper continued his bad behavior lor
whiic ana susie also lett ner Ieet, put quickly re-
covered Al the nsifmllc pole. IN i:lo's Belle OF
wa,ertown was two lengths in .ront. susie second,
IN tie rear, MS driver 'ayinp' hiBl up. Along the
lower turn susie set sail Tor tae Belle and forced her
10 such GAIT that, enicrinH the nomesiretch, the
Belle wen, into the air and Susie TOOK the lead.
how Draper trOtinR very steadily, endeavorcd 10
take the lost of honor, and susie and lie had IL
gamcly togethet all the way 10 the score, but Susie
nad the most speed. ana beat JACK ous one length,
Belle OF Watertcwn third, Nette Morris fourth, and
Lottery NTH Time, 2:34il.
FJh Hcdt.--it was announced that Lottery was
very Tired 8nd would make hut q poor show IN thus
neat, uut his admirers STUCK closer tnan n brother,
ana bought MN literally They aot away wen toge-
tlef, Nette Morris ieading SUSIE second, Draper
tnild apd the rest In bunch. immediately on
leaving the stand lottery let his feet, but was
quickly caught, ana paasing the quarter pole In
tI,rtyelght aud n half seconds ne had the command
ins position, susie second Draper third, Belle u
WatertUvn fourth ana hettte Morris, who was very
tired, lth An excellent and exciting struggle
fklsn hnt THAR tAnl ivn1 mn
changed until the romestretch was reached, when
Lottery began 10 quit ami susie went In front amid
the shouting or ner friends. Draper endcavOred 10
take Issue with ner, but was unsuccessful. and Ike
the rushing Of the wnd susie passed under the
string one length the winner OF neat and race Lot
terry Was second, Draper was tliird, Belle Of Water
town iOtirtn and Netsle Morris hf,h The nalf mile
was made IN I13h and the mlc in 2:s5ls. new
YORK was again roughly handle !, and nd betting
sons iei, the track quite dcsronccnt Lottery took
the second money and Draper snird premium. The
following Is the