The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30


Lady Dahl man was the lavortte over the neld be-
fore the start, and by winning the first heat long
odds were offered on her. The second heat was
won by Cora f.. but even this did not seem to de-
ter her friends from Offering longer odds on her.
Not until after the third heat the hackers OF
Lady Dahlman willing to believe that they were
wrong in their calculations, but then 1t was too
late 10 get rIght, ana they lost heavily on the re-
suit.
THE TRor
First HeGt-Sweatmeat had trile the best OF
the send-on. Uncle sam second, Lady Dahiman
third, Cora +. fourth, Jim Coyle fth Melissa SIXTH
Lady SOnburg seventh. Sweatmeat kept the lead
ana at the quarter pole was two lengths aheao or
Lady Danlman, IN 50 seconds, Jim Coyle third,
Cora f. fourth, Melissa fifth, Lady Sonburg SIXTH
Uncle Sam seventh. Sweetmeat kept the gap
open to the hafmlie poe-time, l:17-but gong
up the hin to the threequarter pole Lady Dahlman
took sides with her. aud after quite a spirited
lengths, Sweetmeat second three lengths IN 'front.'
OF Cora F., Melissa fourth, Jim Coyle filth. Uncle
Sam and Lady Sonburg distanced. fine Of the
Second Heat.-Jlm Coyle was away first, but
broke up almost as soon as the start was given;
passed first by Lady Dahlman BY a mead in ss,s
seconds sweetmeat second, Cora F. third, Me-
LISA fourth, lin Coyle far behind. Sweetmeat
was length ahead at the hafmile pole in l:17h,
who was ut that moment trottng very fast; Cora
+. was close up. Melissa soon afterwards broke up
and Tell back. and Cora F moved up to Lady Dahl
and Lady Dahman Immediately afterwards fol-
lowed suit when Cora F. went to the front, and
taking good lead, came steadily on and won the
heat by two lengths In 23sh; Lady Dahlman sec
ond sweetmeat third, Melissa fourth, jim Coyle
distanced.
Third Heat-Cora r. had the lead, Lady Dahlman
second, Sweetmeat third Melissa fourth. At the
quarter pole, which was passed In So sec
Onds, Cora 4. led two lengths, Lady Dahlman sec.
ond Sweetmeat third, Melissa fourth. Cora +.
continued TO lead to the halimile pole In TO- and
coming On steadily, won the heat by two lengths
IN 2:351s, Sweetmeat second, Lady Dahllnan third,
Melissa fourth.
Fourth Hsat-Lady Dahnan had the best OF the
send-on, but broke up soon afterwards, Cora F.
second, Sweetmeat third, Melissa fourth. At the
quarter pole, which was passed In SO sec
onds. Cora +. led two lengths, sweetMeat second,
Me lissa third, Lady Dahlman fourth. Melissa
broke up badly as she was going on the lower turn.
very p plcsiy S Without skp or bieak, Won thse
up to her at the finish. Sweetmeat was third,
Melissa fourth. Time, 2:37A. Lady Dahlman won
second money Swee tmeat the third prize.
Cora F., the winner, Is very squarc-gaited
trotter, ana Is stylish in her movements She Is a
| dappie gray, about fifteen and hail hands high
| and SIX years old. she was sired BY the Portland
| horse General Knox, dam said to be thoroughbred.
| The Second Trot.
SAME DAY.-Purse No. $4,000 free for all
ST. 100 70 the frst, $3.50 to the second horse; the
I heats, hest three In dve, In harness.
| D. Mace's CHI. &. Judge Fullerton. 2
| i Trnut,s h m American Girl 9 2