The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-04
ENTRIES.
Alderman Il Van Orden's Dr. S. Hampe.

THE BETTING.
Major was the favOrte before the start, Lady
Patterson being second choice all the other horses
constituting The field. Major sold Tor $50, Lady
Patterson 35,wnile the field brought 800. After the
nrst neat, which was won by Hamperlon "a tielder)
the latter became che iavorte at long odds and
he continued so until he lost the third heat, which
was rlayed so well that many thought he had tired
ana could not trot any more. Alter the pool box
was well hiled with the odds against him he started
airesh and won the race easily.
First Heat.-The horses were started on pretty
even terms after lew attempts. George MAYNARD
leading, HampellOn second, Major third, Lady
Patterson fourth, Little Dorrit filth, Bella sixth,
catsAill seventh; They trotted in this way TO me
otners ana took commanding lead to the quar-
ter poe, which ne passed IN 81. SECONDS, MAJOR
Bella hftn. Lady Patterson sixth. Little Dorrt
seventh and on break. Hamperlon kept the gap
mile pole SIX lengths in front OF Major in IA.
The taon had it all his own way to tile end. the
last eighty yards being on slow jog. Hamperion
that lie could have beaten that time three seconds
had his driver been disposed 10 have done
was eight lengths ahead OF Bella: George Maynard
NTH. Lady Patterson sixth, Little Dorrit seventh.
George Maynard second. but then soon broke up I;
Hamperon third, Major fourth, Lady Patterson
NTH, Catsklll sixth. Bella seventh. Hamperion
went TO the 'front.' on the turn and led length
ana a half to the quarter pole in 80 Sec
onds, Major second. half ieneth in front OF Little
Dorrti. Bella fourth, Catskl fifth, Lady Patterson
sixth, George Maynard seventh. Gong along the
backstretch HaInperion led two lengths and this
advantage he carried to the halI-mle pole in
1:l64, Major second, two lengths in front OF Little
D0rrltt, who was one length In advance OF Bella,
the latter neck ahead OF Catskill, Lady Patterson
sixth, George Maynard seventh. Hamperion con-
finued to lead down the lower stretcn, bur as he
entered the homestretch ajor. CatskilI and Little
nation to him Tor safety, and as his driver at
tempted to urge him, he broke up, and there was
quickly, and again showed ike winning, but be.
lore he reached the goal he broke up again. and
ran over the score half length in front OF MAJOR,
who was half length in advance OF Catsklll, the
latter hall a length anead OF Little Dorrltt Be-
hind the mare, six lengths away, was Lady Pat
terson, then Bella and afterwards Maynard. For
foul arriving the judges placed CatsEl seventh,
and put MAYNARD fourth, Bella fifth and Patterson
sixth. Time OF the heat, 81.
Third Heat.-Maynard, Catskl. Hamperon, Lit
tie Dorritt and Major were parallel when the word
was given. Bella sixth, Lady Patterson seventh.
front. liamperlon having broken up twice on the
way there, Lady Patterson third Catsklll fourth,
long the bacKstretch, ana was length
1:l5is. Lady Patterson second, half length ahead
| OF Catskill, who was two lengths III advance o.
| Major, Bella sixth, Maynard seventh. Little Dor.
rift kept IN front until she was on to the home.
stretch, but then she broke up tired and gave the
lead to Lady Patterson VINO came on steadily and
won tile heat by half a length. Carsklll second,
the latter Two lengths IN front OF Major. who was
three lengths In ADVANCE OF Little Dorritt, Bella
fifth Maynard sixth, Hamperion seventh. Time
OF the hear, 1882.
Fourth Heat.-Hamperon had the best or the
start, and he dasned away from the others at u
rapid rate, reaching the quarter pole III 3S Sec
Onds eight lengths ahead OF Lady Patterson, who
was two lengths ahead or Maynard, Major fourth,
Bella fifth. Catski sixth, Little Dorritt seventh,
the latter having broken up on the way. At the
hali-nlle pole Hamperion was fifteen lengths IN
front OF Lady Patterson. Time, :l3. The other
horses were close together. making very pretty
race III VAIN for third money. Hanperion Kept IN
his speed until well into the homesiretch, when ne
was slowed, and he logged home a winner OF the
heat ana race by four lengths Lady Patterson
second, ten lengths IN front OF Major. George May
nard fourth, Catsklll nth, Little DOrrltt sixth,
Bella seventh. lime, Il. Lady Patterson won
the second prize and Major the third.
The Second Tvot.
SAME DAy--Purse $1,000, Tor horses that have
never beaten 2:2S; 5000 to the first, $500 TO the
second, ana 500 to the third horse; mile heats,
best three IN nve in harness.
ENTRIES.
Thomas O'COnnOr's b. &. George. .......... l
John =. Parkls b. g. Parks ADdaah.s..... 2 2
G. IL. Baiey's b. Y. Sheppard Knapp, Jr....2 3
W. II. CrawlOrds br. m. Annie Collins DIR.