The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-30

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J. Rawlings entered blk. 9. Senator Mitchell. dr.
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Third heat. SIX I:l3x s:2sl
THE SECOND TROT.
First Ha0t.-Eiuntress had the best OF the start,
and led several lengths around the turn, Nonsuch
s second Asn third Ry!9n {eyEss ssa
thirty five and half seconds, Huntress led three
lengths, Byron second, three lengths I'm front Of W.
Sea Foam ffth Going along the backstretcli
llantress WAS four lengths ahead, ana this advan-
tage she carried to the halfmile pole, In IL; W. H.
Allen second, N0nesuch third, Sea Foam fourth
Byron nth. Going down the lower turn Huntress
broke up and fell back on Nonesucn and Allen, and
the trio entered the homestretch close together,
two lengths ahead OF Sea Foam. A most exciting
struggle ensned, which was carried on to the stand,
huntress and "; II. Allen making dead heat. a
advance OF Sea Foam. more beautiful finish
never yer, seen. The time Of the heat was 225.
second, w. IL. Allen third, Byron fourth, Sea Foam
nith. In this way they trotted around the turn,
am as tney passed the quarterpole IIuntress was
naii length In front, w. H. Allen second Byron
tifd, sea Foam fourth NOnesuch fifth. Time thirty
SIX seconds. AT the hafmile pole Huntress led
two lengths, W. II. Allen second one length in front
OF sea Foam, who was four lengths in advance OF
Byron, the latter four lengths ahead of Nonesnch.
Time, 1:llh: Allen then went to the front and led
along the lower turn one length, Sea Foam
second, half q length ahead Of Huntress. AS they
entered the homestretch Allen and Hnntress broke
the homestretch with the heat in hand she broke up
and fell In the rear. Huntress then came away and
won tne heat by four lengths, Allen second, three
lengths ahead OF Byron, N0nesuch fourth. Sea Foam
fith. Time, 2:26A,
Tlt'd Heat.-Hnntress had the best OF the start,
". II. Allen second, Byron third, Sea Foam fourth,
Nonsuch fifth. Huntress trotted very rapidly
around the turn, and when she reached the quarter
thlrd Nonesuoh fourth, W. ii. Alien fftn. Time,
thirty-six seconds and a half. Sea Foam then
made play for Huntress and as they reached
nn1n aia huf nntil
behind, Nonesuch third, the latter trotting
very fast. Time, Ia; Going along the lower
two lengths to the three-quarter POLE the others
being practically out OF the race for this heat. As
away finely, and after a brilliant struggle trotted
under the wire winner by two lengths, Nonesuch
second, eight lengths ahead Of W. II. Allen Byron
Fourth Heat.-Hnntress was first away Sea Foam
second see. W, w. H. Allen third, Byron fourth Nonesuch
Huntress led three lengths, Sea Foam second. two
lengths ahead of W. H. Allen, Byron fourth, None
approached the halrmie pole Sea Foam took Sides
with Hu atress In 112 but just as she showed her
head IN mont she broke up and fell In the rear
Her chances then for the heat were entirely out
W. II. Allen tr0tted rapidly after Huntress and
he overhauled her at the three quarter pole, pass
ahead of Nonesuch, sea Foam fourth, Byron fifth.
Allen trotted steadily from there nome, and won
the heat by length Huntress second Non esuch
third, Sea Foam fourth and Byron nth. Time OF
the heat, 2:26si.
rim Heat-Byron was withdrawn. w. II. Allen
had the best Of the send.on, Huntrcss second, Sea
Foam third, Nonesuch fourth. Going around the
turn W. II. Allen led two lengths, Iuntress second,
SnS ns n Of Sea e n A0 as
quarter pole, which was passed in thirty-six
and half seconds, Allen led two lengths,
Huntress second, one length ahead OF Sea Foam
who was six lengths In advance OF Nonesuch Going
down the backstretch Allen opened the gap to four
Sea Foam closed up two lengths. Time, 1:ilH
Going along the lower turn Sea Foam reached his
Wheel and he was one length in front when he
came Into the hOmestretch. Sea Foam then began
to tire, and she hoDbled along for some time and
then broke up, and Allen left her and won the heat
by two lengths Huntress third, Nonesuch fourth.
Sirth Heat-Nonesuch was then sent to the stable
Sas Of the H. sseons as
third. Huntress broke up and Sea Foam took the
lead around the turn; going TO tho quarter pole two
front OF Huntress. Time, thirty-eight seconds.
Allen closed on Sea Foam on the backstratch, the
ahead, Huntress Six lengths behind. Time, :ls
Allen then trOtted rapidly, and going along the
lower turn showed his head in front for an Instant
Sea Foam was again on the lead and she entered the
homestretch half length in advance or Allen.
fSs SGS ?ssh sfSy gck qS a ssa
ress was several lengths behind.
Serenh HcIt-W. II. Allen had much the best OF
the sendOn, Iuntress second Sea Foam third and
e ns HSsy 5s a.'fs Foam a' eS5na ~ 9Sy @ d IL TS
ihWtitss. AT Tue quarter pole, Wncn was passed
In thirtysevcn seconds the horses were
In the same order and a like distance apart.
There was no change at the halfnile
pole, which was reached In 49, but soon after
wards Huntress ran up alongside OF Sea Foam and
kept there on lope until Sea Foam broke up The
race was now Aliens beyond a peradventure. He
came on steadily and won the heat by three lengths
nuntress second, ten lengths ahead OF Sea Foam
Time OF heat, 2:27a.
The following is
SUMMARY
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION
SECOND DAY OF SPRING MEETING.-WED May
oa-Purse 81, 50O for horses that had never beaten
2o5-$l 500 TO the first 5000 TO the second and $500
to the third horse mile heats, best three In Ave. in
harness.
p. Nance entered b. 8. W. II. AL.
len. Observation-Disclosures.
j. ]. Bowen entered g. IN. Sea
roam Observation-Disclosures i 4 z l
A. Goldsmith entered b. N.
Huntress OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0
I. $. Carpenter entered s. IN.
Nonesuch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 3 %.
ID. Pliler entered $. 5. Byron..... 5 3 dr.
J. J.. Doty entered blk. s. c. f.
LOew.... Observation-Disclosures. dr..
ID. Mace entered CHI. Y. Judge
Fullerton observation-disclosures. dr.
TIME
quarter. HdU Mile
First heat. .............. 351s I'LL 2:25
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