The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

George Walker named b. m Lady Anna.
TINE.
Qaarter. HaI ME.
First heat. ............. As lAl 3:12
second neat ........... ~ LIZ 2A5
Fhird heat............ 39h l.22h 2:AA
FIRST Heat.-smmons the favorite at two to one.
He took the lead and keptit TO the end, winning IN
ten lengths. Time, 3:12
Second Hedt.-The betting on the race was three 10
one Simmons. Both horses broke up soon after
leaving the score, and by the time Simmons settled
Walkers mare was dozen lengths in front or him.
She continued to open the gap around the lower
turn and as she passed the halfmile pole she was
fffy Yards in front. simmons then made an effort
to shut mp the gap, and when he reached the mare
on the homestretHh he broke up and Walker won
the heat by two lengths. Time, 2:45.
Third Hent.-The mare took the lead with the
word and kept in front until they passed the
quarter pole when The mare became entangled
and simmons went TO the 'front.' and opened Wide
"I %oa@n Heasm@ons took ts lead and Kept it
made several runs When they were on the home
stretch the mare made three breaks and simmons
took mis- horse up. Then the mare caught her trot
and collared simmons az the string. The Judges,
however, gave Simmons the heat. Tine, 2:44h.
THE SECOND TROT.
FLEETWOOD PARK June 1S.-Sweepstakes $3.50.
mile heats, best three in five. in harness.
Colonel Dickey entered q. O. G. l.. Fox.
" Weeks sst entered blk op 2 Eight Bells.
Q"s7cr. MIR ME
First heat. .............. 30 1l4ls 2:34ls
Second heat 30 1861 235i4
Third heat. ............. 3sh 1:l5a 1893
FIRST Heat.-G L. FOX took the lead, Topsey sec.
ond, Eight Bells third There change for
mile and seven-eighths when G. L. Fox broke up,
and Topsey passed him and won the heat by three
lengths, G.. l.. Fox second, Eight Bells third.
Time, 2:34h.
Second Heat.-One hundred to thirty on Topsey
over the field. She took the lead at the start and
led TO the quarter-pole, q. l.. Fox second, Eight
Bells far behind. Going around the lower turn 9.
pole was neck and shoulders in front. He opened
the gap at the backstrerch leading past the three
at his work, won the heat by two lengths, Topsey
second, Eight Bells third. Time, 2:a54
passed the way 10 the quarter pole by G. l.. Fox
who led two lengths around the lower turn. Top
sy closed gradually on Fox until she was at his
the three-quarter pole, anu carrying her to
break on the homestretch, won the heat by two
lengths in 33, Eight Bells third.
Fourth Hedt.-FoX soon went to the front and
kept the lead all the way around, winning the heat
by six lengths, Topsy second, Eight Bells third
THE THIRD TRor.
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w Weeks named Y. y. Boy Lewis. l !
Colonel Dickey named blk 2. Plimpton.......2 ,
Quarter. Ho,l ME-
First heat ................ ~ 124ia 2:4s
First heat holly Lewis took the lead and was
and considerably more AT the halrmile. Plimpton
shut up little OF the daylight on the backstretch.
four lengths, in 2:4s.
SECOND Heat-Bolly Lewis took the lead and kept
black showed in front and Kept his head there until
he entered the hOmestretch. He then broke up
and Bolly Lewis won the heat by several lengths,
in 241.
Third Hedt.-The horses had good start but
going around the turn Plimpton broke np He soon
recovered and passed Boliy Lewis before he reached
the quarter pole. Al the ha-mile pole Plimpton
led one length but as he came up the backstretc he
broke up, and B0lly Lewis closed As they passed
the threeqnarter pole they were yOked. They came
into the homestretch yoked, and after fine strug
gle Bolly Lewis won by three lengths in 2:as.
THE FOURTH TR0r.
FLEETWOOD PARK. June lS-Match 500, mile
heats, best three in five, TO wagons.
y. Mace named b. m Lady Lowell. .....2 / 0
r. Lownds named D. IN. Butcher Grill , l
Quarter; Han MIR
s s1sst he neat a.. a. 1 1:ss, s s:sl
Third heat. ............. 4AA rs 2:5S,4
Firth FIFTH y he st"'. 4ss 1asis 2: :S'.
First Heat.-The horses had an even start and
went TO the turn together but there Lady Loye
broke second time before she reached the quarter
pole, and Butcher Girl took lead around the turn
OF forty yards. Lady Lowell broke again the
backstretch, and was nearly a distance behind at
the three-qnarter pole. Butcher Girl came along
eighth Of a mile to get inside the distance nags.
Time OF the heat 2:51.
Second Hedt-ButcEer Girl broke M soon after
leaving the score and Lady Lowell led half dozen
lengths to the quarter pole Butcher Girl closed up
nicely to the half mile pole, and had all the daylight
shut on the backstretch, when she broke up and
fell or again six lengths. Lady Iove then came
on steadily and won the heat by four lengths in
1857.
mira HeGf-The horses had good start; but
Butcher Girl broke up and fell back. Lady Lowell
also broke up, but she managed TO keep in front.
Both mares broke several times afterwards, and
when they came 10 the three-uuarter pole Butcher
Girl led two lengths. Thcg both broke again, and
Butcher Girl won the heat by length Time, 2:5si4.
FOurfh Heof-Dan Mace took Bcn's place behind
Lady Lowell. Butcher Girl had the best OF the send
OF. They both broke going to the quarter pole, hut
Lady Lowell led there three lengths She broke
again on the lower turn, and at the halfmile pole
they close together. AT the three quarter pole
Lady Lowell two lengths in front. and she kept
ahead 10 the end by two lengths. Time 237ts.
rum Heat. Lady Lowell was the lav0rte at odds,
but II was getting dark. and the pool seller closed
his box before the BUYERS were ready TO quit. The
mares had an even start; but on the turn Lady
Lowell broke and Butcher Girl took the pole. The
latter led 10 the haif-mile pole length. At the
three-quarter pole Butcher Girl was two lengths
ahead. They both ran up the stretch and passed
over the score together, Lady Lowell on trot, the
other on run. A dead heat. Time. 1857.
The trot was then postponed until this afternoon
at three O'Clock.
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