The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

When Mr.. Warren recovered from the shock, re-
gained ms FEET al and reached the stand r he only
tleman could do nothing for the poor beast, and in
q few minutes he saw him relieved from his agony
by death. When Central Boy came to the stand
the blood was squirting from his breast and lett q
trail all the way down the homestretch and 10 the
stable.
Secona Heat-Charles E. Cooney was in front
|. when the word was given, Uncle Dave second,
Black Bashaw third, Phil OMEN fourth Lady Dahl
man ith Rose May sixth and the others following
close together. Lady Dahman first around
the turn and led to the quarter pole two lengths
she passed out OF sight into the dense mist and
was not seen again until she came into the nome
stretch, 1pe judges said they saw her as she
came TO the score first, six lengths ahead OF Ches-
ter. PHI o'Neil third, Black Basnaw fourth, Uncle
Dave fifth, Rose May sixth, Nora NJ. seventh,
Charles E. Cooney eighth, Lizzie Adams ninth.
Cora +. tenth, Jack Berry eleventh ana Compeer
Third Heat.-PhIl o'Neil was first away, Chester
second, Lady Dahman third, Charles H. Cooney
seventh Norah u. eighth, Black Bashaw ninth,
Lizzie Adams tenth, Jack Berry eleventh, Cora I.
twelfth The horses passed into the thick fog on
the turn and were never seen again until well into
the hOmestretch. When first recognizable they
were at the drawgate, Lady Dahlman leading, Jack
OF the heat and race by two lengths, JACK Berry
second, Phil O'Nel third, Chester fourth, Yorah NJ
nth, Lizzie Adams sixth, Rose May seventh, Black
Basnaw eighth, Cora +. ninth, Compeer TENTH
Uncle Dave eleventh. Charles E. Cooney twelfth
Time Of the heat 1914. The time to the quarter
won second money, Chester the third.
The Second Trot.
SAME DAY.-Purse $780, for horses that have
never beaten 2:24; $1,000 70 the first $3.50 to the
best three IN five, In harness.
ENTRIES.
M. Robins b. x. Castle Boy. ]
9. ". Ferguson's W. g. Crown Prince. 8 2
Dan Mace's CHI. e. Triumph .........2
W. ii. Crawiord's b. s. John W. ooney.... dr..
TINE.
quarter. Hay. Mile.
Second heat. 81 lI8A 2:26I
Inlrd neat. ............ 81 1:la 2:25
Castle Boy had the call in the betting from the
start to the finish OF the race. His hackers felt
quite confident OF his ability beat the others and
they laid up all the money they could on the result
First Hedt-The fog Still enveoped the track
when the horses were started. Castle Boy on the
outside. had the best Of the send,on Triumph sec
turn Triumph went to the front, Castle Boy Sec
ond, Crown Prince third. The horses were soon
out OF sight, but the shadow OF the leader could be
seen by The judges at the quarter pole, which was
passed In 36 seconds and the haimile pole
In :l2h. When they came in sight on the home
stretch the leader proved to be Castle Boy
who who came IN wlnner Of the heat by two lengths
Prince. Time OF the heat, 226.
Second Hedt.-CrOwn Prince had the best OF the
send of, Triumph second, but he broke up imme.
diately after leaving the score Castle Boy was
close up. The latter soon dashed to the front and
led three lengths to the quarter pole in 81 sec.
IL.
along the backstretch the outlines OF the horses
could only be seen at Intervals, and at the half
mile p0e-tlme, 1:l3X-Castle Boy was leading
three lengths, Crown Prince second, dozen
lengths in advance of Triumph, who had broken
up. The horses were then all lost in the fog
again for several seconds They put In their next
appearance near the three-quarJer pole. Castle
Boy at this time was four lengths ahead, which ad-
vantage he brought into the hOmestretch. Crown
Prince then broke up and Castle Boy was taken in
hand and he came home leisurey two lengths in
front Of Crown Prince, who was eighty yards
ahead OF Triumph the latter being on break
from the three-quarter pole, Time OF the heat,
2:261.
Third Heat-The fog then lifted for short time.
Crown Prince was hall length In front when the
word 'GoM was given, Castle Boy second, Triumph
third. The horses trotted around the upper turn
very close together and at the quarter pole Castle
Boy was neck in front OF Triumph, the latter
hall length ahead OF Crown Prince. Time 81
seconds. The position OF the horses was unchanged
to the hall-mlle pole, which was passed in ally.
Going along the lower stretch Castle Boy trotted
away from the Others and was four lengths ahead
OF Crown Prince, the latter having passed Triumph
on the way there. Castle Boy came home VIM
ner OF the heat and race ten lengths IN front of
Crown Prince, who was two lengths ahead OF
Triumph Time OF the heat, 2:25. Grown Prince
won second money, Triumph the third.
The race between Goldsmith Maid and Judge
Fullerton will take place on Monday afternoon
instead Of Tuesday, as had been previously ad-
Vertlsed.