The New York herald., 1872-09-07

very interesting trot came on at Halls DRIVING
PaSk yesterday afternoon. The race was for Q
purse Of $780, mile heats, best three In ve IN har.
ness, for horses that had never beaten three min
utss. There were seven entries ana SIX starters.
-Four heats were trotted, the favorite Fanny Os-
borne. winning the second, third and fourth heats
very handily as she could the first had it been the
wish Of Mr. Phillips to do 30. The horses that
started were Mr.. Phillips bay mare Fanny 0s-
borne. A. Mosher's black gelding Greeley, A. G.
whitsons bay mare Lady Jane, s. B. Todd's brown
gelding Humpty Dumpty, West Bowen's gray geld
ing Joe Robins and G. wright's bay gelding Bay
BUY. j. Doris bay gelding No Name was WITH
drawn before the start. The track was In excellent
order, and the trot gave general satisfaction.
Between the heats OF the trot J. Adams the
Pedestrian, walked match against trottng
horse, the horse to trot half mile while Adams
walked quarter The horse won.
The following are the details Of the trot:-
First Heat-Fanny Osborne was first away,
Greeley second, Lady Jane third the others
following o. closely as they could get. At the
quarter pole, which was passed in forty-nve sec
onds, Greeley led one length, Fanny Osborne sec
ond, Lady Jane third, Billy fourth, Joe Robins firth
and Humpty Dumpty sixth. There was no change
Of place to the halfmile pole which was passed In
1;27. At the three-q quarter pole Greeley led two
lengths, Fanny Osborne second, and 1t was evident
that her driver had as much as he could do to hold
her back Lady Jane third Joe Robins io@rtn, By
lead to the end, winning the heat by one length,
Lady Jane second, neck IN mont OF Fanny os.
Dnmpty sixth. Time, 1907.
SECOND Heat.-Greeey had the best of the send
Humpty Dumpty fourth, Billy Nth, Joe Robins
sixth. AT the quarter pole, which was passed IN
iorty-three seconds, Greeey Led one Length, Lady
Dumpty fourth, Billy fifth and Joe Robins sixth.
Al the nalimile pole Fanny Osborne led half M a
Joe Robins fourth, H1mpty Dumpty lifth and Billy
sixth Fanny Osborne then cut loose and led to
before. As FANNY Osborne came up the honie-
stretch she was pulled to slow jog and won the
heat By length Lady Jane sec9md GfesIey at hrH R
sixth Time, 2:5o
THIRD Heat.-Fanny Osborne took the lead,
Humpty Dumpty second, Lady Jane third, Joe Rob
ins foufth Greeley fifth, Billy sixth At the quar-
ter pole, which was passed in forty.two seconds.
second, two lengths ahead Of Lady Jane, third Joe
Robins fourth Billy fifth and Greeley sixth: There
no spo4Se ags G %o the IN
three-quarter pole Fanny Osborne and Humpty
Dumpty were head and head, three lengths in 'front.'
Joe Robins Billy fifth and Greeley sixth: Fanny
Osborne won the heat by length, Lady Jane sec,
lengths in advance of Humpty Dumpty; Billy nth
and Greeley sixth. Time, 1850.
Fourth Heat-Fanny Osborne took the lead with Ih
the word, was never headed, and won easily. She
made the quarter in forty-nve seconds, the half
mile in "a and the heat in 2:56.. Lady Jane came
in second, Humpty Dumpty third, Greeley fourth,
Billy fith and Joe Robins sixth. The following IL
SUMMARY.
HALLS DRIVING PARK, Sept. 6--Purse $1QO, Tor
horses that have never beaten three minutes; mile
heats, best three In five, In harness.
J. H. Phillips b. m. Fanny Osborne.... 8 l ! ]
A. MOsher's blk. G. Greeley. l
A. c. WhitsOn's b. m. Lady Jane....... 2
8; 81, B. Todd's br. g; Hump%ty % %Dumpty.... 9 3 4 3
West Bowers g. h. Joe Robins.
q. WrtCltS b.. a. BaV Billy, 4 b