The New York herald., 1872-09-21


First Heat-Rosalind drew the inside position,
American Girl second, Palmer third Going away
to the turn Rosalind led one length, American Girl
quarter pole Rosalnd only led neck. American
Girl second, three lengths ahead OF Palmer. The
time was thirty-fve seconds. Going along the
backstretch Rosaind and American Girl trOtted for
200 yards head and head, but then ROsalind made
bad break and American Girl LETT her and reached
the hafmile pole four lengths In front Of Palmer,
who had passed ROsalind. Time, 1:09. American
Girl then opened gap Of eight lengths, which she
steadily won by five lengths; Palmer second, one
length ahead OF ROsalind. Time OF the heat, 2:X
Second Heat.-Rosalind had two lengths the best
OF the sends Palmer second, one length ahead OF
American Girl. Going around the turn American
Girl showed her head in front, Rosalnd second.
which was passed In thirty-nve seconds, American
Girl was neck In front OF ROsand, but she then
up % s9s wS ssns nSe s
Rosallnd led length and hall, American Girl sec
ond, five lengths in front OF Palmer. Time, l:ooA
to the position she held when she broke up. Ameri-
quarter pole yoked, eight lengths in advance Of
Girl Srofe Sas
resume her trot before reaching the score and
passed over 1t one length In front OF ROsalind but
the judges gave the heat to ROsalind, for American
Girl running too much In the heat Palmer was
beaten ten lengths. Time, 2:25.
Third Hedt.-ROSalind had the best of the start
American Girl second Palmer third. Going around
the upper turn Rosalind led one length, American
Girl second, one length In advance Of Palmer. At
length ahead Of American Girl the latter being two
lengths ahead OF the geding. Going along the back
the rear. At the half-mile pole, which was passed
In 09z, Rosalind was two lengths ahead Of
Palmer, who was two lengths in front Of American
Girl. ROsalind maintained the lead OF two lengths
along the lower stretch and to the three-quarter
pole, American Girl second-the latter having
passed Palmer just before reaching that point.
American Girl made an unsuccessful effort to over
take Rosalind on the hOmestretch. The latter won
tine heat py nan o G IT ,s
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Fourtn Heat.-palmer had two lengths the best
Of the start, ROsalind and American Girl head and
head. Going around the turn Rosalind led one
length, Palmer second, four lengths ahead OF Amer
sas ss
led two lengths in thrty-four seconds and q hall,
Palmer second, four lengths In advance OF Amer1-
can Girl. Going along the backstretch American
Girl closed on Palmer. ROsalind passed the half
mile pole in 1:osX. lengta and half ahead Of
head. American Girl then left Palmer and went up
to Rosalind's head, and they passed the threequar
ter yoked together, Palmer length and half be-
hind. American Girl swung out wide as she came
into the hOmestretch, leaving room for Palmer be.
tween her and ROsalind, and he came along very
til ne was on even terms with her at the mile dis.
tance stand. Then Amerttan Girl came with rush,
h% az se the e ~
in front Of ROsalind The time of the heat 40.
FIjth HeGt.-Rosalind dashed away very rapidly
from the score and led around the upper turn
three lengths, and was that Tar ahead when she
passed the quarter pole, in thirty-four and q half
seconds; American Girl second, two lengte3 ahead
OF George Palmer. There was no change of place
on their way down the backstretch, but as Rosa
Ind began to approach the halfmile pole American
Girl began to close the daylight. ROsand passed
the hafmle pole in :o8A, two lengths in front of
American Girl, but before she had gone 100 yards
further American Girl had taken sides with her.
where she remained very short time. American
Girl led Rosalind one length at the three.quarter
pole, the latter showing symptOms of quitting
Palmer overlook her as she entered the home
stretch and beat her home four lengths. American
Girl was pressed to the finish by George Palmer
and only won by short length Time, 2:234.
The following Is o t.- ." "
SAME DAY.-Purse $4,000, free for all; $1,000 TO
the first horse, 5000 to the second and $500 to the
third; mile heats; best three in five in harness.