The New York herald., 1871-09-03

before the start. They had q very even send-on.
hut John Case, Jr., drew rapidly away, and OF the
turn lea four lengths. This advantage he carried 10
the quarter pole, IN forty seconds. Going around
the lower turn Dandy broke up ana lost consider
ably more ground, John Case passing the half
mile pole IN l:22. eight lengths IN front. On the
backstretch Case was urged, vet Dandy closed until
the black broke mp. AT the three-quarier pole the
black broke up again. and repeated the break as he
came on the homestretch. Dandy was closing
nicely, and the analr looked doubtful for moment
| two. when the latter broke up. and John Case,
! Jr came home winner by six lengths, making the
| heat In 246sx.
second He1I-The start was good one but
Dandy left his feet after passing the score. ana
lost ten lengths before he recovered. He broke up
| again his way to the quarter POLE which John
Case, Jr., passed in forty seconds hfteen lengths
| ahead of Dandy. The latter broke up again along
the lower turn, and Case nearly twenty lengths
ahead at the balfmile pole, in 1:21a The black
horse was then taken IN hand, and came on leisurely
to The end suffering Dandy to close up to within
three lengths Of HIM on the hOmestretch. John
case, Jr, won the lre:t by two lengths In 2:52
Third Htdt.-1here vas no betting on the race
now, as 1t was considered q fixed iact that John
Case Jr., must win. The start was good one, but
Dandy broke up soon afterwards and John case led
and o quarter seconds. Dandy broke up several
times during the heat and Jonn Case came home an
'front.', III l:5l.
SAME DAY-Match for $780, catch weights, mile
heats best three III nve In harness..
H. i. Gaies named blk. m. Annie. 1
John Murphy named gr m. Lady Bsco =
quarter. Hail. Mile.
First heat. ........... Il l:2on 2A7
second heat... 401s l:2o1a 2:47 d
| Third heat Az 1:20ts 1:51
Fs nsat earnc betting was even between a4S the
mares before the start. Lady DISCO won the pole
| The start was very even. the gray soon drew away
from the black and led two engtns around the turn
| 6ut getting along towards the quarter pole Lady
Disco broke up and Annie passed that point half q
length in front IN forty.One SECONDS. She led about
tnat distance to near the hal emile pole, when Lady
| DISCO again broIe up and Annie passed thar
stretch, Lady Disco closed up the daylight and was
| head ana mead with the black, when she again
lengths For am oment The gray closed again. and
az the thiee-quarer pole the gray was at the wheel
eIa e oacc ose INTO anu e eo n es
| drawgate with their heads parallel when the gray
mare Lett her feet and Annie won by little over
length. making the heat in 2:47.
second HeGi.-Annie was then great 1avorite
over Lady Bisco. As soon as the word was given
Lady BlscO broke up and Annie took the lead. The
gray broke up again her way TO the quarter pole,
auo Annie was three lengths Ia front at that point,
around the lower turn and Annie was one length IN
front AT the hali-mile pole IN l:2os. The gray
ally but not losing any ground Dy the mishaps. At
the three-qIarter pole Annie led neck; but when
came lntO tfic UOi0eStretCu grey mare muuo
a double break ana Annie drew away two lengths
when she maintained 10 within forty yards oil the
stand, When Dan Mace, her driver, began taking
her In hand. AT that moment Lady Disco came with
4 rush, and before Mace could get the little black
mare at the top Of her speed again. Lady Disco
showed her head III front. and went under the wire
u winner Of the heat by neck. Time, 2:i714.
7hrd Hea,.--1he betting was then nearly even on
the mares Annie having little the best of 1t IN the
pools. she sold In one pool tor $50 while Lady Disco
brought $40. The mares had a good start ami went
away with their heads together, but the gray mare
soon made succession OF breaks mat pnt
her back five lengths to the quarter pole
which ANNE passed In forty seconds.
locomotive wltn a. train OF cars then came
scuddlng along ana the gray mare came almost TO
a stanust with fright Annie Kept On her feet and
was fifteen or twenty engtns ahead at the halimle
logged along lesurey up the oackstretch, the gray
| orcasing and running nearly AL the way. When
Mace turned into the homestretch he sent the little
mare along, aiid she came home an easy winner by
| several lengths, making We heat IN 2:5l.
FongTh n ot.-Tne mares mad an excellent start,
hut after going lew strides the gray mare made a
| led SIX lengths. The time to tnts point was rory
seconds. Gong along the lower turn the gray mare
trotted fast, and shut up tne daylight gradually
unti. II was nearly closed: but she unfortunately
left her 1ceG AT place. Time. 1:20. Annie had
lengths the best OF IL ND The backstretcn nntil
near the three-quarter pole, when the gray again
came INTO the hOIncstretch. Annie now began 10
shorten stride, and Lady BIscO began TO settle
10 a square tror, and she gained at every stride
getJing closer and closer. Dan Mace applied the
WHIP TO Annie, and she responded gamely; but the
otner had u longer stride, and was crawling up dan
gerously hlm. AS they approached the stand
tney were nearly parallel; 1ut Mace, by an extra
lash OF the whip ana shake or Annie's mead,
ianded under the wire. a winner of the heat and
race by a short neck. Time, 2:4o.
THE THIRD TRoT.
SAME DAY.-Stake $3.50, mile heats, best three In
five, IN harness.
Boo Johnson entered gr IN. Stella-.... / l