The New York herald., 1874-11-06

First Heat-Gray Chiel was the favorite,. Katy s.
second the feid selling for as much the favorte
Fanny Gilbert had the best OF the send.OfY Phila-
delphia Boy second Cheston third, Mauae fourth
Katy s. afsh, Gray Chief sixth, the others in d
g seconds, phliadelpn!a Boy showed the 's way. J.
Fanny Gilbert second, Barney Crosson third
sas cSsson k1s 5 ae n ,Ss SSg DIesa Gss
out ont behind; Philadelphia Boy kept the lead down
the b ana was rs5 at the name
SIKH, onestoG seventh, Minerva eighth, De Rosa
led half length at the three-quarter pole, Phia-
aelphla Boy second. very fine struggle up the
the heat by half . length, Philadelphia Boy sec.
ond, o, Katy =. third. Maude fourth. Fanny Gilbert
Minerva sepey
tenth, De Rosa eleventh, Sally B. twelfth. Time
Second Hsas-Gray Chief was the favorite over
the field. Cheston was in front at the start,
Barney Crosson second, Fanny Gilbert third,
length or two apart Simon went 20 the front on
the turn and led length at the quarter pole In
% seconds, Cneston second. Fanny Gilbert third.
Maid sixth, Maude seventh, the others pretty well
spread out and not in the race at all. At the half
mile pole simon still showed the way In ! H. Katy
S. second, Maude third, Cheston fourth, Volunteer
Maid fiith Philadelphia Boy sixth, the others still
following on several lengths apart. Katy s. went
to the front at the e-quarter pole and coming
on steadily won the heat BY length, simon
second Gneson tnd philaaep1la Boy fourth
seventh, Minerva eighth, Gray Chief ninth. DE
Rosa tenth, Barney Crosson eleventh, Sally B. dis
TSsrd HeaI-Gray' chief stu the favorite. Fanny
second Katy S. third, Maude fourth, simon NTH
Volunteer Maid sixth, De Rosa seventh, the others
in o group. Philadelphia Boy went TO the 'front.' on
the turn and led length 10 the quarter pole IN
fourth, De Rosa ffth, the others well spread out
Al the half mile pole, passed In :17k Philadelphia
Boy still led Katy s. second. simon third, Cheston
fourth, De Rosa fifth. At the three-quarter pole
third, De Rosa fourth. The latter then came
along rapidly and at the distance stand was
length in front, with which advantage she led
over the score winner OF the heat. Time. 2:35.
Chief. in place OF the man who had handled him. Us it
was evident to all that ne was being pulled. De
Rosa led, Cheston second Katy 8. third, Maude
fourth, Gray Cnef fifth. At the quarter-pole Phlla
ond, Fanny Gilbert third, Katy $. fourth, Naude
NTH, Gray Chief sixth, Volunteer Maid seventh
Simon eighth, Minerva ninth, De Rosa tenth,
Barney Crosson eleventh. Maude went to the
front at the hal-mle pole in l:i9, Philadelphia
fourth. the others trailing. Gray Chief broke up,
but, recovering quickly, he passed the others and
led at the three-quarter pole, Philadelphia Boy
second, Maude third, Katy s. fourth, Volunteer
Maid fifth. Gray Chief then came away and won
the heat by three lengths in 2:361a, Maude second
Philadelphia Boy third, Volunteer Maid fourth
Simon hfth, Katy - sixth, De Rosa seventh Cheston
eighth, Fanny Gilbert ninth. Minerva tenth, Bar
ney CrOsson eleventh.
The race was then postponed until this after.
neon at one O'Clock.
The Second Trot.
SANE DAY.-Purse OF 81, 500, for horses that have
never beaten 2:24 $3.50 to the frst $400 to the
second, $3.50 to the third and 500 to the fourtn
horse; mile heats best three III i've, IN harness.