The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30

First Heat-Lumberman was ahead when the
sn% gs baes II Daniels taxing his
place. followed by George Miller, Washington, Jr.,
s knight Noble SMITH Gray maw and the
passed George b. Daniels led six lengths, Sir
Knight second George Miller Miller I third Wash.
s. seconds. At the harmile pole. which which
was passed in ia7' Daniels was ten lie, lengths in
Miller fourth, Sir Knight fifth. Gray Hawk sixth,
Molie Warwick seventh, Lumberman eighth, Mol
Daniels opened the gap 30 much that he had Q ma
lority OF the horses outside the distance nag but at
the distance post he pulled up and allowed all the
Eddie Smith. George Miller was second Lucy
Penny third, Gray Hawk fourth, Sir Knight NTH,
Lumberman eighth, MOlhe Smith ninth, Eddie
smith dlstanced. Time OF the heat 1914.
Second Heat.-Lucy Penny was first away, George
B. Daniels second, Lumberman third Lady War
wick fourth George Miller fifth, Sir Knight sixth,
Molle smith seventh, washington, Jr., eighth,
Others, and at the quarter pole was eight lengths
In advance OF Sir knight, Lucy Penny third George
Miller fourth, Molie Smith fifth. The time to this
point was 40 seconds. At the half.mile pole
time l:17-Daniels led three lengths, MoIie Smith
second, six length in advance OF Sir Knight, VINO
was four lengths in front OF George Miller the lat
ter two lengths ahead OF Lumpernan, Lucy Penny
seventh, Gray Hawk eighth, and Lady Warwick
and closed on him, driving him little faster than
he expected. The race between the two was very
BY two lengths, Mollie Smith second, ten lengths
ahead OF Sir Knight, Lumberman fourth, George
Miller fifth. Lucy Penny, Gray Hawk, Washington.
Jr and Lady Warwick were distanced. Time OF
The heat, 232h.
Third Heat-MoIlie Smith was first away George
b. Daniels second, Sir Knight third Luinberman
fourth, George Miller fifth. Going around the upper
turn Daniels went to the 'front.' Molle Smith second,
sir Knight third, Lumberman fourth. George Miller
MIN. When they reached the quarter pole Daniels
was two lengths in 'front.' OF Molie Smith the latter
nve lengths ahead OF Sir Knight, the latter six
lengths In advance OF Lumoerman, George Miller
fifth Time to that point, 361a seconds. Atthe hall.
mile pole, winch was passed in l:l4l, Daniels led
three lengths, Molle Smith second, three lengths
in 'front.' OF Sir Knight, Zimmerman fourth and run
ming nearly an the way, George Miller fifth, Time
Fourth Heat-Daniels was away first. Mouie
Smith second Sir Knight third George Miller
fourth. At the quarter pole George b. Daniels led
three lengths, Sir Knight second SIX lengths
ahead Of George Miller, who was 1--WE lengths ia
front OF Mollie Smith, she having broken all to
pieces on the turn. At the half-miie pole Daniels
was leading four lengths, Sir Knight second eight
lengths ahead Of George Miller VINO was SIX lengths
In front OF Mollie Smith, Daniels trotted steadIly
along afterwards and won the heat by a length
Str Knight second, eight lengths ahead of George
Miller, the latter being ten lengths in advance Of
N0llie Smith. Time OF the heat, 2:33A.
The fouowingis
SECOND TRoT.
First HedL-Ohio Boy was first away, JACK
Draper second, Commodore third, Mary 4. Whit.
ney fourth Molsey fifth. At the quarter pole Ohio
Boy led i've lengths, Commodore second, Jack
to '' that tt point IS seconds. 1t the hall
mile pole-time, I :le.-Ohio Boy led one length
Commodore second, ten lengths In front OF MARY
A. whitney, who was three lengths In advance o.
Jack Draper, the latter eight lengths ahead OF Mol
sey. Ohio Boy still kept one length IN front at the
thTee-quartcr pole, Commodore second, eight
lengths In advance OF Mary A. Whitney, who was
six lengths In front OF Jack Draper, Mosey far
behind on break. Ohio Boy led half way up the
homestretch, when Commodore came up and,
4. Whitney third JACK Draper fourth, Molsey nth.
Time, 232h.
Second Heat.-Jack Draper was first away Mary
a whitney second but sooD afterwards broke all
40 plecesl Commodore third, Ohio Boy fourth and
mDsey nitn. AZ The quarter pole JACK Draper ied
OF Commodore NARY A. Whitnev fonrtb and MOL
~ nSn. lime, 80 seconds. AT the halfmile pole,
, mnavn was passed In 1:l7, JACK Draper ned two
T[snssns, ONO Boy second, q head In advance OF
LD MILE who was eight lengths OF front Of
sancyn "a, mnrtney, who was about the same dis
s snnoe anead OF Molsey. Prom there 10 the end
Fe'y clese struggle was tpduGed In by Commo.