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

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Quarter. HalG Mile.
First heat. .............. 80 l:1zX 1891
Second heat. ............... 80 l:l2 1901
k,rss Reaf.-Joe was the favorite over the field at
second Net'ie Morris third, Constance fourth and
Joe last. The latter broke up as soon as the
WORD was given and never recovered until he was
o distance out. At the quarter pole Bodine led
three lengths, Oneida second, Constance third,
S Netie hoyris fourth and Joe one hundred yards
Dehind Tine, thnty-six seconds. At the half-mile
pole Bodine was several lengths in front, Oneida
second , the Others practically out OF The race. b.
lengths, Oneida second, Constance third. NetLie
Norris fourth and Joe Just inside the distance nag
on run, Time or the heat 2:3l.
Second Hea,.-B lie OF Oneida took the lead RO-
qlne second, Meme Morris third, Constance fourth
Ioe 4; =; AZ tne quarter pole Bodne was three
Neite Morris l0urtn, Joe, on break, lar behind.
Inc Time 10 THIS point was thirty six seconds From
this point TO the finish Bodlne kept In 'front.' aud
there was no chance OF place by the other horses
me halI-mie pole was passed by Bodine in 12, and
he came home an easy winner Of the race in 2:So4.
Norris fourth and Joe distanced.
aaa me best Of the start
Oneida fourth. At The quarter pole, which was
1880 ~ tnirsy-six and tnIeequarter seconds BY.
ahead OF Ne!tle Norris; az the hsltmile pole Con
Time iisI Belle o. Onela Went 20 the 'front.' on D;
led two lengths, Bodine second Constance third
and Nettie Morris fourth. BOdne then forgot the
want or the SHOE and rOttng faithfully to the end
made q dead heat with Belle OF Oneida. Constance
was two lengths behind, Nettie Morris fourth. the
time OF the heat was 1888.
Darkness now closed IN on the track, and the
judges postponed the trot until tomorrow at two
O'Clock, when general stampede took place by the
asselnblage
Fiectwoed Park To-Day.
In addition 70 the unnnished ass purse, the
tr0tilng todav at Fleetwood Rark Win % Of the
most excitinG character the first event Is the
purse OF tl0n free for all h0rses-$2 500 to the
first, $500 -. the second, and $3.50 to the third
horse. Entered for this are three clippers,
these being Dan Mace's brown gelding
George Palmer. n. Robins bay gelding Henry and
BENJAMIN Daniels bay mare American Girl. This
race has been earnestly talked of for many days,
and 1t Ii expected to be ono OF the grandest
struggles seen on the turf In this section for long
time,
The second event. purse Of $4,000. is for horses
that have never beaten 2a1-4 800 to the FIRST $500
TO the second end $500 TO tine third horse For this
are entered Benz 4ace's sOrrel gedng Climax, JnO.
II. Wilson'S chestnut gelding Clarence. NJ. De-
Gonge's sorrsl gel9,ng Fieetwood R. Johnson's bay
hOone, Dan Pdfers gray gelding Lottery, b. Daniels
bar mare T0pey, ThOS. g. Fosters brown stallion
Dauntless. and G. hoagiands gray gelding Gray
Jack.
Pools were sold on these events last night at the
rooms OF hesers. Marshall 4 johnson, Broadway
AMI Twcnty-eiGhth street, The sporting assembage
present was very large and tine betting OF the most
Sic, OOo was Deposited in the box. The following
figures viii give good idea OF the prevailing feel
ing as to the favorites:-.