The New York herald., 1871-09-07

was given, and opened gap OF four lengths to the
quarter pole In thirty eight seconds and half Hiram
closed mp on the lower turn, but broke and fell back
again to his previous position. coming up the back
logged home winner Dy half dozen lengths, In
Thi1d Heat-rhe horses had a good start, but
before he recovered that hts chances were entirely
out Rover led eight lengths to the Quarter pole IN
haif.nile pole, In 1:lSH. and won easily by eight
lengths, In 2AlH.
SANE DAy-MatcI $4Oo mile heats. best three in
NJ W Olcott named CHI. g. James. .........I
T. w. Fleming named en- y. Honest Tom.,..
Quarter. HaE AHe
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Third heat: 49,. A i:27 1858
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James broke up soon afterwards and Honest Tom
took lead OF four lengths. This advantage, how.
I were
James passed the Quarter pole In fcrty-fve seconds,
four lengths ahead the halime pole in l:2s. fifteen
lengths IN front. and came home winner by nearly
second Heaf.-James took the lead with the word,
was never headed aud won the heat BY four lengths.
He two lengths IN front at the quarter pole, in
fortyiour and ahaf seconds; four lengths anead at
the haf.mte pole, in 1877, and came easily along TO
the nnish. Honest Tom trotted very little during
the heat as he was on run nearly the whole Of the
Third Heaf.-This heat was q counterpart OF the
others. James took the lead at the start and kept 1t
to The end winning tho heat and race by TWO
Closing Of the Entries for tho Fall Meeting
Mt Fleetwood Park.
large number of gentlemen interested in the
trotting turf assembled last evening at the Holman
House to learn the names Of the horses
that were entered for the various purses
given by the propretors Of the Fleetwood
Park. The entry box was opened at nine
O'Clock and the entries read by the President
OF the association, Mr.. Van Cortlandt. The numDer
OF horses for each purse is not large has been
on several occasions; but 1t Is quite large enough
for safety The purse for horses that have not ror
ted faster than 2:25 has but three entrees the same
as that free for ALL but the purse for horses that
have beaten 234 has twelve, AMI the 2:2S has
eleven, while all the others are well filed. The fol-
lowing are the entries in the various purses to be
contended for:- aa aa
better than three minutes $500 to the rst $3.50 to
the second and $3.50 to tho third horse.
=. J: Doremus entered 9. e. joe
q. N. Ferguson entered b. IN. Bright Eyes.
Alex. snyder entered b. q. westchester.
ii. ROden entered b. g. Castle Boy.
3. l. Cowan entered 2: 8. Ed Eaton.
3. j. Whitney entered blk 2. Comus.
trOted better than 2:25 ST. 500 to the first $500 to
the second and $ioo to the third morse.
ID. Mace entered ch. e. Judge FuieTlOu.
John Murphy entered b. &. J. j. Bradley.
Thomas 5. Carpenter entered blk. 8. Thomas JEFF
ferson.
PURSE No. a-$1,5Oo. for horses that have never
rOtted better than 234 $500 the rst $500 to tho
second and 5000 TO the third horse.
d. Mace entered blk. N. Tempest
w. L. Weeks entered blk. g. Eight Bells.
X. Johnson entered b. M. Lotta.t
John Rogers entered blk. m. Ellen Tree.
d. Tallman entered br. m. Brown Kitty.
Z. L. Bachus entered Q; M. Lady I5 Bacnus1 1ou.
n.
James Mckee entered b. m. Young Ihorne.
II. Howe entered blk, IN. Belle Morrill,.
Bassett Il Mar entered br. 8. Bismarck.
j. j. Bowen entered 8. y. Joe Hooker.
PURSE No. 41s2 coo. for horses @ that & have never
rOtled better than 22s ST. 800 to the first, $500 to
the second and 5000 TO the third horse.
j. L. DOty entered br. H. Lady Augusta.
James Rafus entered b. g. Dresden.
JoDn Loveit entered b. g. Young Bruno.
N. Rodin entered hr. G. James II. Coleman.
3. Mace entered W. 6. Medoc.
7. Carpenter entered S. m. Susie.
p EaIpsnte=r pn = entered D. TSdr1sy m LADY drs Ross
III. Carroll entered b. g. Ben Starr.
samuel Mclaughlin entered b. m. Mary.
PURSE No. 5-$l,0Ot, for horses that have never
roted better than $3.50; $500 to the first horse $3.50
TO the second and $3.50 to the third.
q. M. Ferguson entered b. N. Bright Eyes.
John Lovett entered b. g. Bealhen Chiuce.
y. Phfer entered b. IN. Louisa Moore.
n Rodn entered M ensars b: 2; Castle soS Boy
NJ GoOdin entered g. q. Sa.c
j. J. Bowen entered Dr. 8. Jack Poor.
rotted better than 1885, $500 10 the first horse $500
to the second and 5000 TO the third.
II. j. Dorenus entered 8. g. Joe.
Alexander Snyder entered b. 9. westcnester.
X. johnson entered b. m. Lolita.
Lew. Morris entered b. III. Nettte Morris.
Bassett Il Mar entered br. Y. Bismarck.
Alden Goldsmith entered b. e. Bodine.
PURSE No. 7-$4, 500 free for all horses So 500 TO
the first horse 5000 10 the second, $3.50 to the third
and $3.50 10 the fourth.
d. Mace entered Or. &. George Palmer
NJ. ROdin entered b. g. Henry.
X. Daniels entered b. m. American Girl.
PURSE No. $4,000, for horses that have never
trotied better than 23l; 1900 to the first horse
$500 to the second, and 500 10 the third.
B. Mace entered s. q. Climax.
John II. WhitsOn entered cn. e. Clarence.
Mr.. DegOnge entered =. &. Fleetwood.
r. Johnson entered b. m. LOtta.
ID. Taliman entered br. 8. Daniel Boone
d. Ph1er entered r. &. Lottery.
B. Daniels entered D. m. TOpsy.