The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-08


Fourth heat. 3Sss liza 2:27si
THE SECOND TRoT.
FIRST Hedt-After lew attempts the horses got
away TO scattering start, Jennie leading, Belle
MorTiH second, Lewis Baker third, Purity fourth
Fanny Fern hith Lady Sears sixth. oiheo seventh
and Lady Ross eighth. In this way they made the
upper turn. but they reached the quarter pole
Belle morrill, showed half a length IN front
Fanny Fern third. Lady Sears fourth Othelo fifth
Lewis Baker skin, Lady Ross seventh, Purity far
behind. Going along the backstretch Jennie went
TO the 'front.' anu passed the halfnile pole one length
clear OF Belle Morrill, in l16, Fanny Fern third,
Lady sears fourth, Lady Ross fifth, Lewis Baker
On me lower turn there were some changes among
the rear horses, but JENNIE stil! showed the way,
tnird and Fanny Fern fourth, the others IN
cose group, with the exception OF Purity,
VINO , -, was Sal nearly distance benind Jennie
Belle Morrill, secoud, Lady Sears third, Fanny Fern
fourth. Lewis Baker fifth Otheo sixth. Lady Ross
sevenin and Purity eighth. Time OF The heat 2325,.
Second Hsd.-Belle Morrill, was the first away
Jennie second. Purity third Lady Ross fourth
Fanny Fern fifth, Lewis Baker sixth, othelio
seventh with Lady Sears far behind. her driver not
coming up with the others for the word. The horses
went TO the turn in TINS way When they reached the
quarter pole lur1y was leading two lengths. Jennie
second Belle Morrill, third, Lady Ross fourth Fanny
Fern nith, Lewis Baker sixth, Othelldseventh and
seconds. Purity was four lengths ahead OF Jennie
al the hall-mc pole, IN 1l31, Fanny Fern third, the
Others as before. There was no change OF place to
the tnree-quarter pole. only the gap between Purity
ana Jennie was wldened. Purity came on steadily
and won The heat by four lengths, Jennie second,
Fanny Fern third, Lewis Baker fourth, Belle Morrill,
nth, Lady Sears sixth, Lady Ross seventh and
Otneilo eighth Time OF heat, 32:Io.
Tttrd Kro.-Othello was first away after ten false
attempts, Jennie second Fanny Fern third, Lady
Sears fourth, Belle morrill, ftu, Lewis Baker slxtn
Lady Ross seventh. Purity being Withdrawn by per-
mission or the judges. When the horses reached the
quarter pole Jennie was on the lead, Othelo second
Fanny Fern third, Lady sears fourth Belle Morrill,
nth, Lady Ross sixth and Lewis Baker seventh. The
horses broke and ran whenever lt was necessary to
keep their places They were very close together
md
the half-mie pole Fanny was leading by a head,
Jennie second, Lady Sears THIRD, Othello fourth ali
Belle Morrill, seventh. Time, 1915. There were sew
eral changes among the trailing horses along the
Sears second Jennie third. Fanny Fern trotted
very steadily from there 10 the score and won the
heat by length In 2:321 Lady sears second, Jen.
nfth Lady Ross sixth and Belle Morrill, seventh.
Fourth dedt.-Lady sears had the best OF the send
on, Jennie second, Belle Morrill, third, Fanny Fern
fourth Lady Ross NTH, Lewis Baker sixth, Otheo
being Withdrawn, BY PERMISSION having cut his
quarter badly IN the previous heat. AT the quarter
pole Lady Sears led two lengths in tnirty-eght and
three-quarter seconds Fanny Fern second, one
Length ahead 81 sehne; Lazy ROSS lonr Lewis
change OF place 10 the halfmlle pole Lady Sears
passing that point in l:l51s From there TO the end
Sears came home winner OF the heat 10y three
lengths Fanny Fern second, four lengths ahead OF
Jennie who was ike distance IN advance Of Lewis
Baker, Belle Morrill, rtb Lady Ross sixth. lime OF
the heat 1888.
FJH HtuI-Rain commenced Ealing between
heats Just enough 10 settle tue dust ana make the
track in line order to finish the race Jennie was
the first away, closely followed by Fanny Fern, Lady
Sears third, Lady Noss fourth, Belle Morrill, fifth
and Lewis Baker sixth. When they reached the
quarter-poe Fanny Fern was in front IN
thirty and q nalr seconds, Lady Sears
second, Jennie third Lady Ross fourtn, Lewis
Baker 1fth aud Belle Morrill, SIXTH little daylight
separating each. Fanny Fern then drew away from
the others and at the hal-inle pole was three
lengths ahead Of Lady Sears, who was four lengths
III front Of Jennie the latter leading Lewis Baker
two lengths; Lady Ross and Belle Morrill, TAR in the
rear. Time 1:l41s. Fanny Fern came ON CALAMITY
and won the heat by two lengths, III 2:341a Lady
Sears second, eight lengths ahead OF Jennie; Lewis
Baker fourth, Lady Ross nth, Belle Morr sixth.
Sjgth Hedt--Lewis Baker, Belle Morrill, and Lady
Ross now ruled ont for not winning heat in
five, and the other three started even terms TO
decide The affair." Fanny Fern drew away from
Lady sears and Jennie as soon as the word was
given, and Kept the lead to the end, winning the
heat and race IN 2:31, Lady Sears second Jennie
third, the horses taxing the three prizes as tney
finished the heat The following Is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-Purse $1,000, for horses that have
beaten 2:34 $3.50 10 the rst $500 the second
and 81 70 the third horse mile meats best three
i've in harness.