The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-11

Third Heat. 46K I:25X 2:43
THE SECOND TRoT
FIRST Hedt-There was good deal OF scoring be-
fore the word was given. Norwood had the beat OF
the start Lady Shctwell second Ripley third. Eve
order. and as they passed the quarter pole Lady
Shotwel led one length in thirty-seven seconds.
was four lengths ahead OF Eyene, the Latter hav
ing broken up badly. Lady Shotweu opened .
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1:l7. She opened the gap on the lower stretch:
but broke up as she approached the three-quartes
stallion. the others not in the race. Lady Shot
well held her own up the homestretch until
she passed the stand when she broke up
string winner y length, Ripley second d ten
front OF Norwood: Time OF the heat, 1854.
Second Heat.-Norwood had the best OF the send
on Eye mes second CO Lady shotws third Ripley
they reached the quarterpole Lady Shotwell was
one length ahead Of the stallion, who was half Q
lengths in advance of Norwood Eveline ana Nor
wood both broke up on the backstretch: AT the
Ripley second. six lengths in front 81
Eveline. who was four lengths ahead Of
Norwood Going down the lower stretch Ripley
and Lady ShOtwen were yOked for two hundred
yards when Ripley broke up and the mare opened
Q gap OF eight lengths to the three-quarter pole.
rush and closed the daylight at every stride until
at the stand Lady Shotwell only beat HIM neck.
Evellne was eight lengths Deh1nd, neck ahead OF
Norwood Time Of the heat, :34&.
Third Hedt.-N0rw0od was first away, Evellne
second, Lady shotwell third, Ripley fourth At the
ond two lengths in front Of Eveline, who was four
lengths In advance Of Lady Shotwel. who was
evidently laying up, as she was too far be
hind to risk struggle for the heat. She had
been cut or on the turn by Ripley, and had to pull
up. The quarter was made In thirty mine seconds.
Going along the backstretch Norwood managed to
keep In front on the hop skip and Jump principle.
and at the hafmile pole he had his head in front In
1:17. He broke up several times on the lower
stretch, but he could not retain the lead any
longer. The black horse passed him, and led to the
length in 'front.' Of Eveline who was eight lengths
ahead Of Lady ShOtwell Ripley then came ON
steadily, and won the heat by two lengths Nor
wood second, two lengths in advance OF Eveine,
who was six lengths ahead Of Lady ShOtwell. Time,
2:25K. Norwood was placed last for running.
Fourth Heat.-Lady Shotwell was first away,
Norwood second Eveline third, Ripley fourth.
Going around the turn Lady Shotwen maintained
the lead Ripley second and these two went yoked to
lengths ahead OF Eveline, who was one length In
advance Of Norwood. Ripley beat Lady ShotweR
to the halfmile pole three lengths in 1:l6x. He
was five lengths ahead of her at the three-quarter
pole, but she then rallied and made q very dne but
unsuccessful struggle at the finish, Ripley winning
the heat by length, Lady ShOtwel second, one
length In front of Evellne, who was four lengths
ahead OF Norwood, Time, 2354.
The race was then postponed on account OF dark
ness, to this afternoon, at halfpast one O'Clock.
The following isa .r"t
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