The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04
THE TROT.

THE TROT.
Firh Rea.-Molsey was first to the quarter pole,
in 37H seconds, ana to the haltmile pole In as;
but then Carrie went to the front and won the
heat easily in 49, Il, Berkshire Boy second George
b. Daniels third, William Turnbull fourth Catskiii
fifth, NOlsey sixth. Tue three last named were
then sent 10 the stable Tor not winning a heat in
Ave.
Strth Heat.-Carrie led to the quarter pole, In
37k seconds, Molsey and Berkshire Boy close to-
gether. Carrie showed the way 10 the halfmne
pole, in is, Mosey second, Berkshire Boy third.
The mare ket the lead to tire end, winning easily
in hand, in 2:32H, Molsey second, Berkshire BOY
third. Carrie won first prize, Molsey second,
Berkshire Boy third, Turnbuh fourth.
Then followed the regular business OF the day,
which WAS two trots, the first for horses that had
never beaten $50 and the second for those of the
2:2S class, both mile heats, best three in i've, IN
harness. There were sixteen entries Tor the first,
eleven OF which came to the post. There were
five starters for the second race.
The following are the details O. the trottng ais 1t
progressed:-
Tho First Trot.
First Hedt.-T. J. Stevens was first away Gray
Dan second, Hickory third Andrew fourth, Gentle
Annie fifth, the others in bunch. At the quarter
pole which was passed In 40 seconds, Gray Dan
led head, Hickory second, two lengths in
front Oh T. ]. Stevens, Adelaide fourth, Lady
Sill fifth, the others trailing. At the halt-mile
pOle-time 1:19A-Gray Dan showed the way,
Hickory second 7. J. Stevens third, Fanny W.
fourth Lady Sill fifth, the others dropping back.
Cray Dan led all the way around to the stand,
landing under rhe wire neck In front OF 7, j.
Stevens, out the latter was placed first on account
OF Gray Dan having done considerable running
during the heat. Hickory was third. Lady ill
fourth, Adelaide NTH, Fanny W. sixth, Cheston
AM aiO th AM
lie Z. and Neihe Rutherford dlstanced. Time
favOrite than he was before the start he was
now the choice over the field. The horses had a
T. j. stevens third. Adelaide fourth, Lady Sill
fifth, Fanny w. sixth, Gentle Annie seventh,
Andrew eighth, Cheston ninth AT the quarter
led bv neck, 4. J. stevens second, head III
front OF Hickory, the latter head IN 'front.' OF Lady
seventh, Chestou eighth, Andrew ninth At the
hatmile pole, wnca was passed in 1:2oK, T. J.
stevens was neck IN 'front.' Lady Sill second, half
q length ahead Of Adelaide, the latter being half
length in 'front.' OF Gray Dan, who was halt length
Going 10 the three quarter pole Adelaide trotIed
very last and passed ali the Others showing in
front at that point She then came away and won
the beat by Jour lengths in 2:37H. Lady Sill was
second. Hickory third, I. j. stevens 1ourth, Gray
Dan fifth. Fanny W. sixth, Gentle Annie seventh,
Andrew eighth and CEeston ninth.
Third Heat.-Aoelaide was first away, T. J.
Stevens secono, Hickory third, Gray Dan fourth,
Lady Sill eighth, Gentle Annie ninth Az the
quarter pole Hickory Was two Lengths IN front of
S LADY S rd Gray Dan Fanny
Annie eighth, T. J. stevens ninth Time, 40 sec.
Gong 80 sue to ro ns sS pole Assas
at that. point, Lady Sill second, one length
ahead Of Hickory, stevens fourth, Gray Dan filth.
Gentle Annie ninth. Time. Lie. Adelaide led
length at the three-quarter pole, and, gradually
second three lengths ahead of Hickory, who was
two In front OF stevens; Gray Dan nith, Fanny ".
drew ninth. Time OF heat, 2:3s
Fourth Heat.-T: j. stevens was first away.
Gray Dan second, Hickory third, Adelaide iourtn,
Gentle Annie eighth. At the quarter pole 4. J.
stevens was drst, Hickory second Adelaide third,
Gray Dan iourth, the others In group. Time 40
seconds. At the hali-mile pole Stevens was six
lengths In front, Hickory second, Lady SIN third,
stevens continued to lead the end but he short
ened his stride very much toward the finish, only
winning 1h , heat by head Hickory second three
Gray Dan dltl, Fanny ". sixth, Cneston seventh,
Gentle Annie eighth. Time OF tue heat, 24o.
Fun Hedt.-T j. stevens LED, Hickory second.
Fanny w; third. the Others In heap. and some OF
first by length, Hickory second, Lady Sill third,
the others IN a group. Time, 40 seconds. There
parsed in :26x Then Hickory went p to the front'
ana, keeping there won the heat by two lengths.
Lady Sill second Two lengths ansad Of Cray Dan
Adelaide seventh. Time OF the heat, z:4o
St1th Hedt-Hlckory was first away. Cheston
second, Adelaide third, 7. J. stevens fourth Gray
Dan 9th, Lady Sill sixth, Fanny W. seventh. AT
the quarter pole Hickory was leading four lengths,
Adelaide second. neck in front of Cheston,
VINO was two lengths ahead OF +. J. Stevens,
Lady SIN nth, Gray Dan sixth, Fanny W. seventh.
Time, 40 seconds. Adelaide soon afterwards wens
to the front and passed the hal-mile pole two
lengths In 'front.' OF HICKORY. the Others following
as before. Time, E19 Adelaide kept IN front To
the end, winning the heat by three lengths In 237,
HICKORY second, fifty yards anead OF Cneston, Gray
Dan fourth Lady Sill nth, y. }. Stevens sixth,
Fanny W. seventh. The following isa
SUMMARY,
GOSHEN PARK ACKNOWLEDGMENT MEETING
THIRD DAY, sept. 3.-Purse OF $500, for horses
That nave never beaten 2:60 $500 TO the hrst $l75
to the SECOND. Sl25 to the third and S100 to the