The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-27

THE LETTING.
MAYNARD was the iavorIte before the start, but
after the first heat Walden Maid had the call. May
nard again came to the front alter the third heat
Walden Maid was then the avorite, and won.
THE TR0r.
First Heat.-walden Maid had the best Of the
start. Lady Dahiman second, Sweetmeat third,
Whalebone fourth, A. II. Elliott fifth, Maynard
sixth, Cora F. seventh. 1T the quarter pole
second, Lady DaLlman third Sweetmeat fourth,
Cora +. fifth. MAYNARD sixth, Elliott seventh.
lengths in front at the naf-mle pole in 144,
Lady Dahlman second, three lengths in front OF
WhaIsoone; the Others spread out three or tour our
hill and had the heat IN hand at the tnreeauarter
pole. She logged leisurely up the homestretch and
won the heal by two lengths, Lady Danlman Sec
ond, tour lengths in front OF Maynard, who was
TWO lengths ahead OF Whalepone; Sweetmeat
nth, Elliott sixth and Cora L. seventh. Time,
Assay
Second Heat.-Waden Maid great favorite.
Elliott was away FIRST, Cora +. second. Dahlman
meat sixth, Wnalebone seventh. At the quarter
pole, which was passed IL 399A seconds. Elliott led
Walden Maid fourth, Sweetmeat fifth Whaebone
sixth, Maynard seventh. Elliott opened the gap
two lengths in front or Lady Danlman, in 1:i7I,
Sweetmeat third, WhaleDone fourth. Cora +. filth,
Walden Maid sixth. Maynard seventh. Elliott was
neck IN front Of the threequarter pole, bur II was
evident that he had shot his bolt. Lady Dahlman
then went to the front, and coming on gamely,
won the heat by length, Cora +. second one
length in front OF Walden Maid, who was three
lengths in advance OF Elliott, Maynard fifth, Whale
bone sixth, Sweetmeat seventh. Time Of the
heat. $685.
Third Heat.-waden Maid was first away. Lady
Dahman second, Elliott third, Sweetheart fourth,
Maynard fifth, wnaiebone sixth, Cora F. seventh.
AT the quarter pole Walden Maid was leading
four lengths ahead Of Lady Dahiman; but sne
thrty-eight seconds. Maynard was then fourth;
but by fine dash, he rushed to the 'front.' before
Walden Mald had resumed her trot, and he opened
gap OF two lengths TO the haf-mle pole, in :151a
Walden Maid second, Lady Dahlman third, Whale
bone fourth SweetmeaJ filth. Elliott sixth, Cora +.
seventh. Maynard Leo four lengths az the three
quarter pole, land coming nome steadily, won the
lengths in ADVANCE of Whaiebone, who was six
lengths ahead OF Walden Maid, Cora I. hith ELI.
OFT sixth, sweetmeat seventh. Time, 2:s7a.
Maynard second, Lady Dahlman third, Sweetmeat
fourth, Whaiebone NTH, Elliott sixth, Cora +. sew
enth. In this order they went around the turn.
At the quarter pole Maynard, Notwithstanding
two breaks, passed the, quarter pole one length
ahead OF Walden Maid, the latter one length in adj
vance OF Sweetmeat, Lady Dahlman fourth, Elliott
NTH, Whalebone sixth, cora +. seventh. Time,
thlrty-elght seconds and half Maynard Kept
che lead 10 the hallmie pole passing that point in
the same order as at the quarter pole Time, ia.
quarter POLE but she U soon SroKe up and Maynard
again went to the front and led up to near the
score when Lady Dahlman came with rush and
brisket, Lady Dahlman three lengths ahead Of
Walden Maid Whaeoone fourth Cora F. fifth,
6weetmeat sixth, Elliott seventh. Time or the
rim Hsat.-Maynard was away first, Walden
Whalebone fifth, Sweetmeat slxtn.. Cora T.
passed in thirty: eight seconds, Maynard
led two lengths, Walden Maid second, FL
liott third, WhaleDone fourth Lady Dahlman
fifth Sweetmeat sixth, Cora +. seventh. Maynard
then opened a wide gap and was SIX lengths in
front at the halfmile pole, In l:l5E. He then
began to tire and on the hill was passed by Wal
den Maid and Lady Dahiman. walden Maid came
home winner by four lengths, Lady Dahlman
second neck IN front OF Maynard, the latter one
length ahead OF Whalebone, SWeetmeat fifth,
II.
SiIth Hedt.-Waden Maid took the lead with the
word and kept it to The end. She passed the
quarter pole in 3S1a seconds, the hali-inie pole IN
1:l5R, and came home winner by hall length
IN 2:41, Lady Dahman second and Maynard third.
None Of the other horses started, as they were
ruled out Tor not winning q heat IN five.
The first premium was won ny walden MAID, the
second by George Maynard. Lady Dannan third.
THE SECOND TRoT.
SAME DAY-PURsE No. ?, $500, for horses that
the second $3.50 to the third morse; mile heats,
best three In five, In harness.
ENTRIES.
W. G. McDOnald's b. g. George Il. mitchell I
W. F. Weeks e. <. Tanner BOy....
p. Manee's b. III. Bessie r. .........-........
A. Patterson's br. 8. Manhattan. ...........4
q. Walkers b. m. Lady Annie. ............ 4
TnOmas simmons y. r. CaUsklll.. ...........
Israel Denton's b. m. Scotland Maid...... s
b. Wilson'S b. IN. Carrie.
q. H. Smiths 3. m. Lady Shotwell..
n. II. Whippies 5. m Isabella. ............1 10 10 10
Colonel Dickeys b. N. Lady Kirk. .......... DIR.
Quarter. HaU MITE.
First heat. 35H l:ll4 2:3314
second neat .......... 80 l12M 2:3zH
Tnrl neat. 3GH liza I'D
THK BETTING.
Mitchell had the call before the start selling for
445; Tanner Boy, $780, Manhattan, 800 and all
heat Mitchell was great favorIte over the field,
and continued so 10 the end.