The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19


scrt the second place, Belle Morrill, third: Lewis
Ross seventh Fanny Fern eighth and Comet out.
side They had very scattering start after few
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fourth, the others all in bunch AT the quarter
pole. which was passed In thirty eight and a half
seconds, Fanny Fern had the lead, Jennie second
Fanny Lambert third, Comet fourth, the others in
cluster. AT the half-mile pole. which
passed in Lilo, Fanny Lambert was in front, Fanny
Fern second the others so much mixed up that It
was impossible TO distinguish them. On the back
second, Clarence third Belle Morrill, fourth, Lady
Ross ffth the Others well up. desperate struggle
ensned up the homestretch, and 1t was beautiful
sight to see SO many gOod horses coming home,
Fanny Lambert came IN ahead, Fanny Fern second,
Clarence thiid, Jennie fourth, Belle Morrill, firth,
Comet sixth, Lady Ross seventh, Lewis Baker eighth
and Lady Sears ninth. Time. 2:34n.
second Hedt.-The horses were started in
many close together, and when they reached the
quarter pole Fanny Fern was leading three lengths,
Fanny Lambert second and Comet third The Others
were IN group SO close together that II was impos
sible 10 tell one from the other. The time to that
point was thirty-eight seconds. AT the half
mile pole, which was passed In 1:l4S, Fanny
Fern still led Belle Morrill, second, Clarence third
ana Jennie fourth, the others In cluster. Clarence
took second place on the backstretch and was
tapped on Fanny Fern at the three.quarter POLE but
he broke up and thus lost his chance for the heat
Fanny came on and won nv three lengths, Clarence
second, Belle Morrill, third Jennie fourth, Lewis
Baker fifth, Fanny Lambert SIXTH Lady Ross
seventh Lazy Sears eighth aud Comet distanced.
THIRD Reat.-The horses had a very good start for
such a number, and they went around the turn
close together Az the qnarter pole Fanny Fern led
three lengths, Lewis Baker second, Belle morrill,
third. Fanny Lambert fourth. and Lady Ross fifth,
the others in bunch. The pole was passed In
thirty eight seconds AT the nalf-me pole Fanny
sui led Belle Morrill, second Lewis Baker third,
Fanny Lambert fourth, Clarence fifth. Time, 1:15.
Fanny continued IN front. making several jumps
the homcsfretch and she came IN a winner by two
lengths; Lewis Baker second, Belle Morrill, third,
Jennie loursh Lady Sears fifth, Clarence sixth
Fanny Lambert seventh, and Lady Ross eighth.
Time OF The heat, 2:3s.
Fourth Hedf-The horses were far apart when the
word was given Fanny Fern leading, Belle Morrill,
second, Lady Sears third Fanny Lambert fourth,
apart In this way they went TO the quarter pole In
forty seconds. Then there was some running and
when they Strengthened on the lower turn Lady
Sears in front, Fanny Fern second Belle Morrill,
third Jennie fourth They passed the half mile pole
in this order, IN l:l6 When they reached the
Lady Sears was In 'front.' but the Judges gave the
heat TO Jennie, VINO was second, Fanny Lambert
second Fanny Fern third, Clarence fourth, Lady
Ross nth, Belle Morrill, sixth Lewis Baker seventh
and Lady Sears eighth. Time, 2:35.
were started for the last heat and 1t impossible
TO keep a correct record OF their movements From
the time they lett tue stand until they returned
Fanny Fern seemed TO be on the lead ali the way.
She passed the quarter pole In thirty nine seconds
the half-lne pole In 1:1b and came home winner in
Baker fourth, Fanny Lambert nth. Lady Sears
sixth, Lady Ross seventh aud Belle Morrill, eight.
The following is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-Purse $1,000. for horses that have
never beaten $2:34-s650 to the first, $3.50 To the
second ana 800 10 the third horse; mile heats,
three in five, IN harness.
j.. G. White entered Oh. m. Fanny