The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20


run Hedf.-Medoc was the fayOrite. After a great
zeal OF man1uvrng the horses were given the
word and got away IN a struggling manner, Charley
foan fourth, sure Ilh the others TRAILING AZ the
quarter pole they were In the same positions.
and na cons around ns loweT ecG 9rs
Susie worked her way through to the front and
H sn sasa at ne R poe ~ @
Foam fourth, Medoc filth Dreadnaugnt SIXTH
Young Bruno seventh ind Lady Augusta eighth.
Gong up the backstretch Susie Kept In front, ana
Sea Foam went up to Charley Green. coming into
inc homestretch the struggle Was exciting between
these three, and they had close engagement to the
end, the other horses being practically out OF the
1ght Susie won the heat by two lengths, Sea
the latter being several lengths in advance OF Lady
Ross, McdOc nth, Lady Augusta sixth, Dread
naught seventh, ana Young Bruno eighth. Time,
SiIth Eeat-Suse was away first, Young Bruno
second, Charley Green third, the others in bunch.
quarter seconds. Sea Foam second, Lady Ross
third, Young Bruno fourth the Others trailing. AT
Bruno second, Sea Foam third, Lady Ross fourth,
Charley Green fifth, Dreadnaught sixth, Medoc
seventh and Lady Augusta eighth Tine, lis. Sea
Foam trOtred rapidly up the backstretch, and took
the lead before she reached the quarter pole, but
e Sc up pa s se aaa
Susie and Bruno. and as they passed under the
wire Bruno had lew inches the best OF 1t. Susie
was second Charley Green third Lady Ross four tn
Dreadnaught fifth, Lady Augusta sixth, Sea Foam
seventh and Medoc eighth. Time Of the heat 2:SO,a.
drawn. When the word was given Young Bruno,
Medoc, Susie and Lady Ross were side and side,
Foam seventh. AT the quarter pole, which was
passed in thirty.elght seconds, Young Bruno
led. Charley Green second, Lady Ross third,
Susie fourth. Medoc fitn, sea Foam sixth and
Dreadnaught seventh. At The ha!fmie pole, when
was passed in 1ls, Bruno led one length, Lady Ross
second, Charley Green third susie fourth, Medoc
lfth, Dreadnaught sixth and Sea Foam seventh
Bruno kept ~ front to the end beng pressed all The
won the race by two lengths, Charley Green second.
MedOc third, Lady Ross fourth sea Foam fifth,
Dreadnauyht sixth anu susie seyeath. Time OF the
Eighth Hcat.-Lldy Ross had the best of the send
on. Charley Green second, Young Bruno third Susie
fourth, McdOc fifth, Dreadnaught SIKH and Sea
Foam seventh. Wien they passed the quarter pole
Young Bruno was In front, IN thirtyeight seconds
4edOc fifth, Dreadnaught sixth ana Sea Foam sew
enth, the latter having broke up badly on the way.
1:13H, and lie continued to lead up the backstretch
Notwithstanding that Charley Green ran all the
vo into tSe Chare s rce Du wnen ne
with rush, and as they passed under the wire the
latter was a neck in IRON; Of Bruno The judges,
placed Susie second, Charley Green third,
Medcc fourth, Lady Ross htth Dreadnaught sixth
and Sea Foam seventh. The time or the heat was
1884.
THE FIRST REGULAR TRoT.
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. 19-Purse No. 6, $1,000
for horses mat have never beaten 260 5000 to the
Grst horse $3.50 to the second ana $3.50 to the third
mile heats. best three IN I'VE, IN larness:-
N. R0den entered b. 9. Castle Boy ..........1 l
G. N. Ferguson, b. IN Bright Eyes..........
:: J: Bowen, Dr. 9. Jack Poor. ............ 2 8
=. Haskins b. &. p. HaskIns. DIS.
John Lovctt, b. z. Heather Chinee. ......... DIR.
r. Carpenter, b. IN. May Bee ..... ........ dr..
N. G0Odln g. 6. SAFE. Observation-Disclosures. Or.
s. j. Bane, 6. III. Iua may......,..,.......,. DIR.
TIME.
quarter. RaU Mite.
First neat ......".......SS l:416 2:344
second heat. 80 1915 2:o0a
Third heat. .............. SSI l:l54 2:40
FIRST Hfat.--Castle Boy was the favorfe over the
Geld. Bright Eyes took the lead, Louisa Moore
second, Jack Poor third, Castle Boy fourth and p.
harkins fifth, the latter being far behind when the
word was given. AT the quarter pole, which was
passed In thrty-cight seconds, Bright Eyes still led,
Castle Boy second Jack Poor third, p laskins
reaching there. On the lower turn Co-At BOY went
10 the front and ct the halfmie b., osas three
lengths ahead In 14Is, Jack Po0,""o' "a Bright
Ewes third, y. HaskiDs fourth ~ green sa Moore
nun Castle Boy kept In ir0ntNillow sire and won
enaihs anead Of Jack Pcot dav morning.e was lust
I, me distance pole outset to end Is outside
Second Se meal I;ss snced nohing,o ,os, .,
good start Gssoi- Stands nand8rni MI Ewes third.
mack mac i moor tSicN Recorder .er pole Castle Boy
second Sow to E'sec"nds; Br,gn ,6n Eyes
nc,n lo s,N badly -'Se Turn. AT the hafmnc
put ne soc lerward broke M ana Jack Poor
,appeu nim. 81 he rccovercd bat getting steady.
nc ne, tune avn sand won Tie heat by two ieugins,
JACK foor ", I'd, five lengths ahead oI LOUISA