The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-22

Boone second, Tom Keeier third James H. Cole
man fourth, bauntess NTH, Frank Palmer sixth,
the other two together. Dutchlnan opened
wide can on the others as he assembled the hill
on the backstretch, and was six lengths ahead
OF Daniel Boone az tne 'peeguarser pole 9m
James II. Coleman sixth, Frank Palmer seventh, and
Judge Scott eighth. Daniel Boone fell all to pieces
as he entered the homestretch, and several horses
passed him before he recovered, Honest Dutchman
trotted steadily home winning the heat by half
dozen lengths, Dauntless second by a head, Tom
Keller third, Sunbeam fourth James ii. Coleman
fifth, Frank Palmer sixth, Daniel Boone seventh,
Judge Scott dstanced. Time, to the quarter
pole, thirty-six and half seconds; to the hafmile
pole, l III, and the heat In 2:30ls.
Second HeaL-Frank Palmer was first away, Hon.
est Dutchman second, Dauntess third James u.
Coleman fourth, Sunbeam fifth, Tom Keller sixth,
Daniel Boone seventh. They trotted around the
turn IN this way, but when they reached the quar-
ter pole in thirty-seyen seconds, Dutchman was on
the lead, Dauntess second, Frank Palmer third,
James H. Coleman fourth, Tom Keller Nth, sun
beam sixth, Daaiel Boone seventh The horses
lower turn, and as they passed the halfmlle pole
Honest Dutchman had the race In hand. Time l ~.
He was leading three lengths, Dauntless second,
James II: Coleman third, Tom Keller fourth, sun
beam NTH, Frank Palmer sixth, Daniel Boone
seventh. Honest Dutchman came along steadily,
and won the heat by three lengths Dauntless sec.
Ond, Sunbeam third Tom Keeler fourth, Daniel
Boone fifth, james H. Coleman sixth, Frank Palmer
seventh. Time Of the heat, 2:29
Third Hedt.-While scoring for this heat the
sulky OF James II. Coleman coilided with another,
and Roden, the driver, was thrown heavily to the
After recovering from his stupor he procured
another sulky and drove again. Roden was badly
hurt by the fall his head being cut by the wheel OF
the sulky passing over it, and his left leg was also
injured lie was loudly appauded when he APP
peared after the fail. After short delay the
horses were started ON pretty even terms Honest
Dutchman leading, Dauntess second, James II.
Coleman. third, Tom Keller fourth Daniel Boone
Nth, Sunbeam sixth. There was little change to
the quarter pole, which was passed in thlrty-six
seconds Dutchman was one length ahead at the
half mile pole, In LIE, Daniel Boone second, Tom
Keller third, James II. Coleman fourth, Dauntless
fifth, Sunbeam sixth. Going up the backstretch
Honest Dutchman opened wide gap on the Others
and passed the three-quarter pole five lengths in
front OF Tom Keller, Dauntess third, James H.
Coleman fourth, Daniel Boone fifth, Sunbeam sixth
Daniel Boone then troted very fast and took third
place before he reached the stand. Honest Dutch
man won the heat and race by two lengths, Dannt-
less second Daniel Boone third, Tom Keller fourth,
James II. Coleman fifth, Sunbeam sixth. Time Of
the heat. 2:2S1s.
The following Is a
FLEETWOOD PARK, Tuesday, May 21.-Purse of
ST. 500 for horses that have never beaten 81 mile
heats, best three In flve in harness; 5000 to the
horse
d. Pffer entered CHI. 8. Honest Dutchman. l
John $. Parks entered b. 8. Dauntlcss... 2
John S. Baker entered b. 6. Tom Keeler.... 4 3
j. M. Pellet entered b. IN. Sunbeam. O
w. f. Weeks entered br. s. Daniel Boone. 4
NJ. R0den entered br g. james II. Coleman
James Dusten, entered Or. z. Frank Pal
j. l.. Doty entered g. q. Judge Scott. dis.
John LoYett entered b. IN. Lady Fisk...... Or.
quarter. HAY. Mile.
First heat. .............. 36a I'LL 2:3G1s
second neat. 81 LIZ 2:29
lnlru neat. .............. 81 l:lZ 22o1a