The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03
FLEETWOOD PARK.

Tine Trot Over a Heavy Trnck--FaDny
Lambert tho Winner.
The second day OF the autumn meeting was
satisfactory one both to the managers and the spec
tators. good trot came Off betwe seven horses,
and four heats were trottcd. The race was for a
purse OF $1,000, for horses that had never beaten
$685. $500 TO the FIRST, $500 TO the second and $500
to the third horse The entries were:-Jamcs
Dugrey's bay mare Fanny Lambert. George T. Free
mans black mare Lady Wheeler, John 8. Parks
Drown stallion Dauntless. John Murphy's bay mare
Lady Sears, W. q. Weeks black geldlng Eight
Bells, Peter Manee's gray gelding 81. Elmo,
}. Splan's brown mare Constance, M. Roden's
gray mare Heatherbloom and A. Patterson's
chestnut mare Belle Of Oneida The last two did
not start, Heathertloom not making her appear.
ance on the track, while Belle Of oneida would not
trot when taken there and after delaying the sport
for nearly an hour the Judges told Mr. Patterson to
Withdraw her, aud then they started the others
without her. 81 rst t.g
Daanuess was the favorle before the start at long
odds. Constance, Belle Of Oneida ana Fanny Lam
bert selling singy az nominal rates. while the others
were sold as field. This bunching together Of .
lot OF horses and selling them ss field while two
or three are SOLD separately 10 not fair, IS think
the bookseller should dispose OF every horse
In the race, which win GIVE buyers an
opportunity Of purchasing the horse they fancied
without being compelled TO pay for and take those
that they do not want The systcm we suggest
will, probably, not be 90 profitable to the pool
sellers, the nelding process but IL viii be more
satisfactory to tne public, and last longer.
After the nrst heat, which Fanny Lambert won
very easily, she became the favorte Of long ODDS,
and two to one on her over the neld was current
betting before the horses were started again. FANNY
won the second heat and then sou to $40 was cur
rent on her winning the race, with few takerA
Fanny broke up badly In the third hear and Lady
Wheeler was The winner but this ala not alter the
state oil the odds materially. ~ Fanny had the call
far ahead Of the neld IN all tne pools she won the
fourth heat IN very clever manner and made good
time over heavy track.
Tue foHowing are the details Of
e@ THE TROrT1N0. s@se
| Fffst HeCf.-After great number OF false at
tempts, caused by Belle OF Oneida not coming M.
| the mare was Withdrawn. ana the others got away
10 scrambling start, Eight Bells leading, Constance
second St Elmo third, Lady fourth the others
| following IN the best manner at command. At the
quarter pole, which was passed In thirty seven and
half seconds. 81. Elmo was IN front, Eight Bells
| second, Fanny Lambert third, Dsuntless fourth,
| Lady Wheeler NTH, Lady Sears sixth, and Con.
| stance seventh When they reached the hair mile
pole Uauntless was IN 'front.' Fanny Lambert second.
St Elmo third Lady Sears fourth, the others trail
| inQ Time 1915 G0ina up the backstretcn Fanny
| Iambert took the lead, Dauntless second, Lazy
i wheeler third Lady Sears i0nrth. s.. Elmo Nth.
| when they entered the h0mestretch Fanny Lambert
| had commanding lead, and coming on steadily won
| the heat by ave lengths Dauntlcss second, Lady
wheeler tpjrd. Lady sears l0urtA klgAt Hels 1itns