The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-25

q ! nav. Unarey Green second, one length ahead
Of Dresdnausht the latter being ty yards In ront
q psen an
stSnding every exertion ON the part OF the latter
Burke won the heat by q length and q half in
81 Clarence alt inside the stance
Second Heat-James Ii. Burke was great favor
lite over the field. He took the lead soon after
quarter pole passed that point In thirty-fve and =
half seconds, four lengths ahead OF Charley Green,
who was eight lengths in front OF Dreadnaught, the
latter being one length In advance Of Clarence, the
two latter having broken up badly on the way
thither.. Going along the lower turn Charley Green
entirely on his way to s the up na dsg pee
This point was passed by James H. Burke
one length ahead OF Charley Green in :lih. The
the backstretch Burke broke up and before he re-
coverd Charley Green passed him and led four
aghs TO the pole Burke .roea
the hOmestretch but, breaking up again. Charley
Green won the heat by a short length ia 2:2o4.
Clarence was fifty yards behind Burke, Dreadnaught
fourth.
Third Heat-Thc betting was now much in favor
Of Charley Green, one Of the pools sold bringing
$500 on Green to $75 on all the others combined.
At the start Burke had tribe the best Of 1t,
Charley Green second, Dreadnaught third, Clar-
around the turn and Burke dashed TO the front.
He was three lengths ahead at the quarter pole,
IN thftyseyen and 1ar seconds Cnariey Green Green
along the lower turn Burke broke twice and gained
at each break. At the halfmile pole, which was
Charley Green second, Dreadnaught third, Clarence
fourth. Going up the backstretch all the horses
ran, and they were on even terms ior part OF the
pole James II. Burke led by q neck, Charley Green
second, Clarence third and Dreadnaught fourth.
Burke trOtted steadily up tho hOmestrctch and won
the heat by half length; but this was taken from
him for running and the heat given to Charley
naught, Burke third anu Clarence fourth. Time,
2:30H
as they passed into the turn James II. Burke took
the lead and went to the quarter pole two lengths
In front Of Charley Green In thirtyseven and half
seconds; Dreadnaught third and Clarence fourth.
Going around the lower turn Charley Green shut up
the daylight and was at Burke's wheel at the half
mile pole In :12k the others as before. Coming
up the backstTetch the struggle was close between
Charley Green ana Burke, and they passed the three
quarter pole with their heads together. As they
they came on, side and side, until eighty wards
from home, when both horses broke mp. Burke re-
covered the quickest, and won the heat by three
lengths, In 2:2S. Dreadnaught was Six lengths be-
hind Charley Green, Clarence fourth.
Ftrh Hedt-Charley Green was the favorite at
six to four over the field. James II. Burke had o
tribe the best Of the lead Charley Green second
Dreadnaught third, Clarence fourth Al the
RPs S
Green third, Clarence fourth. Going around the
lower turn Charley Green trotted past Dreadnaught
halfmie head in front, in 1:l4h Charley
three lengths in advance Of Dreadnaught,
WHO was Six lenRtnS aneau OF ClaTeHce
Coming up the back stretch Burke broke up ana ran
alongside OF Green for some distance, but did not
gain anything by the run, Charley Green led him
half O length to the three-Qnarter p0le Charley
Green then made succession OF breaks, and Burke
beat him home q length, Dreadnaught third, six
lengths ahead of Clarence. The judges, after a
great deal OF discussion, decided dead heat be-
tween Charley Green and James H. Burke Time,
2:31x
.Sirth Heot-James II. Burke was now the favor
tie at 100 to 10. Dreadnaught and Clarence were
sent to the stable for not winning heat In
five. The horses had an even start, and they
trotted around the turn to the quarter pole head
and head in thirty-seven and a half seconds, and,
keeping y0ked together passed the hafmile pole in
1 rs. They came up the backstretch like
q team, evenly were they matched
in speed. At the three-quarter pole Green
had the best OF II by neck, and with this advan-
tage he came into the homestretch where this
most exciting struggle was continued TO the stand,
Burke winning the heat and race by length. lime
Ofthe heat 1882 The following is
Summary
FLEETWOOD PARK, May 2a.-Purse $17oo, for
horses that have never beaten 2:27; 1000 to the
FIRST $3.50 to the second and $3.50 to the third horse
mile heats, best three In five, in harness.
q. M. Ferguson entered blk. q. ].
II Burke. ......i .:............ i
J. Murphy entered b. q. Charley
Green ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 o 2
A. Patterson entered CHI. q. Dread
naugnt Observation-Disclosures. 2 3 3r.o
], H. WhitaOn entered CHI o. Clar.