The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19
THE TRoTr1NG.

The first event OF the day was for purse OF $500,
for horses that had never beaten $50 $3.50 to the
first, $3.50 TO the second and 500 to the third
horse; mile heats, best three In i've, in harness.
For this there were sixteen entries, comprising
NJ. Carros black stallion winthrop Morrill,, Jr.
M. Rodents bay geldng Penobscot, W. G.. Trim
ble's brown mare Zephyr, Dan Mace's bay gclding
Tip Allen, J. II. Phillips BAY mare Fanny Osborn 1.
p. Ackermans brown stallion Hamperion, George
Haners black gelding Vulcan Alden Goldsmith's
bay mare Volunteer Belle, A. McDonald's bay geld
ing Richards, Daniel Filters brown mare Lady
P1fer, James Dugrey's gray gelling Ben
Smith. j. w. Rays brown mare Stella
Benjamin Mace's sorrel mare Washburn Maid
Alexander Patterson's bay geldiDg Frank
Klock, James McKee's sorrel geding Silver Tail
and Thomas Lees roam gelding Henry G. Wool
ley formerly Spapge). Stella, washburn Maid,
Frank Klock, Silver Tail and Henry G. Woolley did
not come to the post There were eleven starters.
and these were quite enough to satisfy the greatest
admirers OF large fields. Winthrop Morrill,, Jr.,
was the 1avorite and won the race. He is a fine
black stallion, six years old, nearly sixteen hands
high. He has u fine, easy way OF going, and with a
year or TWO OF careful practice ought to make first
class trotter. Penobscot won second money and
Zephyr the third prize
The second tiot on the card was for purse OF
$4,000 Tor horses that had never beaten 49, ST. 100
to the first horse, $3.50 to the second and $3.50 to
the third; mile heats, best three IN fve in harness.
For this race there were four entries, comprising
sons gray geding Crown Prince, Otis Bort's chest
nut geding William b. whitman and Peter Manee's
bay stallion W. II. Allen. sensation was the favor
lite, and he won the race In three straight heats,
Crown Prince winning second money and William
u. Whitman the third prize.
The following are the details OF the sport as 1t
came on during the alternoon:-
The First Trot.
First Heot-Winthrop Morrill,, Jr., had the lead,
Hamperion second, Peno. scot third, Fanny Osborn
fourth Ben Smith NTH, Tip Allen sixth, Richards
seventh, Volunteer Belle eighth, Lady Fhfer ninth,
Zephyr tenth, Vulcan eleventh. AT the quarter
pole, which was passed In thirty seven seconds,
Winthrop Morrill,, Jr.. led length Penobscot Sec
oDd Tip Allen third volunteer Belle fourth Rich
ards hfh the others undistnguishable in cloud
OF dust AT the half mile pole, which was passed
IN I:i4, Morrill, led hair length, Penobscot sec
ond, rip Allen third Fanny Osborn fourth, Richards
eighth Volunteer Belle NINTH Lady P6fer tenth.
vulcan eleventh. There was very little change
up the @ being the spreaa on for pS
one hundred wards. As they passed the pole
morrill, stlll led halt length Penobscot second,
perion fifth, Ben smith sixth, Richards sew
cnth, Zephyr eighth, Volunteer Belle ninth.
tnrop morrill,, Jr., came leisurey home win
ner OF the heat by two lengths, Penobscot second,
rip Alien three lengths , Sann on Ben smith
Richards seventh, Vulcan eighth. Volunteer Belle
ninth. ZEPHYR tenth, Lady Pnier eleventh. Time
OF the heat, 2:33 The above Is the way the horses
came in, but the judges placed them as they are In
the summary below.
NcOfu HPut.-GeMODScOt Hdu Tue lcdu lip AlleH
second Winthrop Morrill, IT, tnlrd, Fanny Osborn
fourth, Zephyr NTH, Vulcan sixth, Volunteer Belle
seventh, Ben Smith eighth, Richards ninth, Ham
perion tenth, Lady Phler eleventh. At the
quarter pole, which was passed In thirty
seven seconds, Penobscot led Tip Allen second,
Fanny Osborn third, Zephyr fourth, winthrop
Morrill,, Jr., fiftD, the others following
Tip Allen led one length Zephyr second, a length
and half ahead Of Penobscot, who was two
lengths in front of Winthrop Morrill, Jr., Fanny
Osborn fifth, Hamperon sixth. volunteer Belle
seventh, Vulcan eighth. the others far behind.
Time 1:i4k Tip Allen led UP the mill one length,
Fanny Osborn fifth, Volunteer Belle sixth, Vulcan
seventh, the others out OF he heat. Tip broke up
soon atterward and zephyr took the lead but, he
also breaking PenobsC0t went TO the front aud
won the heat by a length, Zephyr second, one
length in 'front.' OF Tip Allen, who was two lengths
In advance OF winthrop Morrill,, Jr., Fanny Osborn
fifth, Hamperion sixth. Richards seventh, VOlun'
teer Belle eighth Vulcan NINTH Ben Smith tenth,
| Lady Pnfer distanced Time, 2:32.
/ Third Hedt.--Ben smith was Withdrawn. Penob-
scot was first away, winthrop Morrill, second,
! Hamperon third, Zephyr fourth, Tip Allen fifth,
Fanny Osborn sixth, Richards seventh, Volunteer
Belle eighth, Vulcan ninth AT the quarter pole
ond, Zephyr third, Fanny Osborn fourth, Tip Allen
fifth, Richards sixth, Volunteer Belle seventh,
Hamperion eighth, Vulcan ninth. Time, thirty.
| seven seconds AT the hal-mile pole Pcnobscoi
led two lengths, Morrill, second, two lengths In
'front.' OF Zephyr, who was one length ahead q
advance Of Tip Allen, who was four lengths ahead
| OF Hamperion, Volunteer Belle seventh, Richards
| eighth, Vulcan ninth. Imc, :l3. Coming up the
| Hill on the backstretch PenObscot broke up and
Morrill, went to the front, and at the
three-onarter pole lea one length and hall