The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

was very fine, the track in fair condition aid the
attendance the largest Of the week. fllg the
stands and the grounds.
FIRST RACE
This was postponed one from Thursda. and
was for horses OF the 30 class. The entries were
Mace's Plato. Lovett's Gazelle, Kremcr's Dnnls,
Shumway's Stride away. Ferguson's J. K. Poll vii.
sons Ella Wilson, Green's Lucille, Gold bust,
Ranscoter's Kilburn Jim, Johns0n's Jennie.
First Hedt.-At the send-ofr Kilburn Jim waanrst
away with Strideaway next, Lucille third AM Ga
zelle fourth. In this order they made the urn,
Kilburn drawing away from his horse and
leading four lengths at the quarter-pole in
thirty-fve seconds Strideaway still second
length from Lucille, who led Gazelle four length in
hand. Kilburn went ON and the rest in the sane
order to the half-mie pole, where Kilburn vas
away by three to four lengths, doing the half nile
in l:l0H On the turn Gazelle brushed past H.
ellie, but could not hold her fourth, and all passed
the three-quarter pole rs before Kilburn Just wet
on as he pleased, and led home three lengths firt
strideaway second four lengths from Lucille, thir,
and Gazelle four lengths away from her. JENNIE
did not 90 for the heat. Time, 226.
Second Heat-Betting now 10 on Kilburn b
10 on the field. The get-off gave Jennie the lead
Strideaway second Kilburn third. On the turf
Jennie, leading, broke badly and fell to last place
This pace sent Kilburn to front, and he headed al
the quarter pole, in thirtyfve seconds, by length
of Gazelle Kilburn and Gazelle Tapped all down
the stretch to the halfmile pole in 10. On lap
they, nearly head and head, made the turn and
still yOked. She made the head of the home
stretch around the turn. Jennie having got at
work drew and got third place. A rally between
kilburn, Gazelle and Jennie sent them home in
2:26H, Kilburn first by length, Gazelle second,
Tapped out by Jennie, who made grand race from
the quarter pole.
Third Heat-Betting 8 to 1 on Kilburn against
the field. The send-Of put GaZelle in the front,
with Kilburn second Jennie last. rush carried
them in this order to the quarter in thirty-hve
seconds, where Gazelle led two lengths from Kill
burn and he three lengths from strideaway. Kill
burn got gradually up as they went to the stretch
and at Gazelle's wheel at the half mile pole in
/ 10. Here the race was so strong that 1t drove
Kilburn Off his feet, and he fell away along the
stretch. Jennie had made a rush and had worked
up to the leaders, Getting into the she passed
Kilburn, still on o break, and at once caught
Gazele, and, striding with her few rods, fronted
and led around the turn Tapped with Gazele. The
brush on to the stretch ended, Gazee and Jennie
drew away, and gradually dropped all till she
landed first by three lengths in 2:23H Gazee next,
ten lengths from strideaway, and he six lengths
from kilburn.
Fourth Heat.-The betting was now at 100 to 80
on Jennie AT the go-on Jennie led, Gazelle second,
but on the turn she broke badly and dropped to
last place, Gazele went to the fore and had Kill
burn next, she making the quarter pole first by two
lengths In 351s: This fronting she held on to the
hail. In ! III, with Kilburn second, three lengths
away from Strideaway. Jennie got to herself soon,
but was dozen lengths back at the quarter She
Of the turn, cut him down and at the first OF the
homestretch got TO Kiburn and shot past him.
Coming on sweepingly she caught Gazee ten rods
went home first by two lengths. Time, 2:2sA.
Firh Heot.-Jennie the favorite at any Odds She
quarter by Kilburn in SO, but drew away from him
and opening the distance, made the half in ~,
% o ana r as ss and is
she was not seriously hurt
UTICA PARK, August 10, 1s72-Purse 1000; $4,000
to the first horse. $500 to the second 5000 to the
third, and 5000 to the fourth for 2:S0 horses
A. Johnson entered b. nj. Jennie. 49,. l !
M. ID. VanscOter entered b. 8. Kill
J. Lovett entered b. m Gazelie. ..... ! ! 3
B Shumway entered b. s. Strideway.. 3 3dis
Q. S. Green entered D. IN. Lucille
A. N. wilson entered b. m. Ella viii ~
A Time, 2:2e-a :2eX-2:2 ssl-2:24A.
SECOND RACE.
This was in the class of 225 horses. The following
were the entries :-Champlin's North Star, Mann
brine, Lovetts Lula, Harrison's Susie, Rodents
George, Rodents Triumph Browns Derby, formerly
Dutchman; Mace's Judge Fullerton, Doble's Rosa
lind OF these only Fullerton, Lula and Derby came
First Heat.-Fullerton was the favorte at 100 to
15 on the field After an hour spent in scoring they
were sent away; Lula ten lengths in front. On the
turn Fullerton left his feet and went wild for q
dozen rods; Lula, making hot pace, led Derby
ten lengths at the quarter pole In 49,
Mace bea dSs seeing his poston
took 1t easy and did not go for the heat Lula went
along to the hafmile pole in l :O7 leading there
fully fifteen lengths, and going at good gait.
There was no change all along to the stretch where
Fullerton increased his pace somewhat and drew
to Lula, but not near and Lula logged home ten
~. second.
Derby near the stand as Derby pulled up.
in scoring. and the spectators got furious at Green
driving Lula. There were sixteen scorings before
broke at once, and Fullerton went to the
lead, and heading, passed the quarter pole in
37a, three lengths first. He entered on the
commenced brush and going up rapidly caught
Fullerton easily in the stretch, and getting to Is
head lay Tapped with him all down the stretch to
to a break and left Fullerton to go alone past the
half.me pole in 1:14>s, leading quite four lengths
Derby now went second and Lula was gallOping
and wild and kept so Til she was out OF her dis
lance when Green sent her to run to get In.
homestretch by six lengths; in the stretch he
eased OF and Derby got nearer, hut Fullerton
logged home first by length In 2:241i. Lula Just
In her distance got there by running. The judges
distanced Lula for running and the crowd cheered
at the justice of the judges.
Ttird Hedt-Betting done. Fullerton had 1t all
his own way and allowing Derby 10 lie with MIN
nearly all the way, and was home at ease first by
ength and q half. Time, 2:31.
Fourth HeOt.-NO betting. This heat was mere
repetition. Time, 2:3.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Purse $4,000; $4,000 for the first
horse $50 for the second, $3.50 for the third and
$500 for the fourth, for horses OF the 2:25 class.
D. Mace entered ch; n. Judge Fullerton. !
A. Brown entered b. g. Derby ............ 2 2
J. Lovett entered b. m. Lula. ........... dis.
Time, 2:24a-2:24A-2:3l-2:Sl.
THE $1,000 UNLIMITED TIME TRIAL.
This was the race on which great expecta tons
were entertained, but they were not realized 1t
was for all horses, time unlimited. The entries
were, Mace's American Girl, Rodents Henry, Mace's
George Palmer, Green's Lucille Goddust. Henry
being miss did not show up, and Lucille was
drawn, having gone in the first race.
First Heat.-The betting was at 100 to 13 and Is
on the Girl. They were sent Off with Palmer
In the lead but on the turn he gave 1t up and
they at easy pace made the quarter,
Tapped and were Tapped to the half