The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-03


BETTING.
Lady Dahlman was the lavorlte, Uncle Dave
the two favories> This was before the start,
but after the drst heat Lady Dahlman had the
call. at long Odds over the field, which comprised
all the others. Uncle Dave won the second heat
very easily, and he then was taken for first choice,
and sold heavily over all the Others he was in
turn beaten badly and Lady Dahlman again came
to he front and held the highest place in the
betting TO the END OF the race which she won.
THE TROT
First HeaL-Lady Danlman had the lead, Com
peer second Chester third. Nora NJ. fourth, Uncle
Dave nth, Sweetmeat sixth, Lady Sonberg sew.
enth Phi oNel, Jr., eighth. At the quarter pole,
Sweetmeat led one length, in 80 seconds, Uncle
Dave second, Lady Dahlman third, Chester fourth,
Phil O'Ne, Jr., fifth, Compeer sixth. Nora NJ. sew
enth, Lady Sonberg eighth and acting very badly.
AT the hali-mile pole Uncle Dave broke up and
i:ioh, Uncle Dave second, two lengths ahead Of
Sweetmeat, PHI O'Nel, Jr., fourth, Chester nth,
Compeer sixth Nora N, seventh, Lady sonperg
rapidly and opened a gap OF three lengths TO the
three-quarter pole, and, coming on nicely won the
heat by eight lengths, sweetmeat second, neck
in 'front.' OF Uncle Dave, Chester fourth, Phi O'Neil,
Jr., fifth Compeer sixth, Nora NJ seventh, Lady
Sonberg distanced. Time, 2:31A.
Second HeGt-The horses had very good start
and went around the turn IN a bunch. When
they reached the quarter pole, which was passed
IN Al seconds, Lady Dahlman led TWO
lengths Sweetmeat second. Uncle Dave third
Phil OMEN. Jr. fourth Compeer fifth, Chester
stretch Uncle Dave went to the front In hurry,
and led three lengths TO the half-mie pole IN
l.ltR, Lady DanlInan second, TWO lengths IN 'front.'
OF Sweetmeat, the latter six lengths in advance OF
Phil O'Nel Jr.. Chester fifth. Compeer sixth, Nora
n. seventh. Uncle Dave kept the lead TO the end,
second, Lazy Dahlman third, Chester fourth. PM
O,Nell ffth, Compeer sixth, Nora M. seventh.
Third Hent-After few unsuccessful attempts
the horses were sent away on pretty even terms
Lady Dahman leading, Sweetmeat second PM
O'Neil Jr., third, Uncle Dave fourth Nora NJ. fifth
Compeer sixth. Chester seventh. At the quarter
pole, which was passed in 4ok seconds
Lady Dahlman led neck, Sweetmeat second,
two ength in front OF Chester, Compeer fourth,
Phil 0'Nel, Jr. nth, Nora NJ. sixth Uncle Dave
seventh the latter having broken up badly. Lady
Dahlman trotted rapidly along the bacSstretch,
and was four lengths in front at the halt-me pole
in Is. Chester second Sweetmeat third, Phil.
O'Neil fourth, Compeer fifth Nora M. sixth, Uncle
Dave far behind. Lady Danlman came away IRON
the others, and trottlng steadily won the heat by
Compeer fourth. Nora NJ fiith. sweetmeat' siXth'
Uncle Dave outside where The nag ought TO have
been. but not distanced by the judges notwlIn-
standing that he dlo not trot step Tor quarter
OF mile. Time OF the heat, 2:S5.
Fourth Heat.-Compeer was first away, Lady
Sweetmeat filth, Pnil OMEN sixth, Notah NJ sew
enth. Al the quarter pole, which was passed in
ond, Norah NJ third. PM U'Nell, Jr, fourth Ches.
ter fifth, Compeer sixth. Uncle Dave seventh
Sweetmeat trotted rapidly along the backstretch
and, passing Lady Dahlman, was half length
ahead at the hali-mile pole IN 30, Lady Danlman
second ten lengths ahead OF Phil 0'Nel, Jr., who
was third halt length IN 'front.' OF Norah M. Uncle
Dave fifth. Compeer sixth, Chester seventh sweet
meat kept IN front to the three-quarter pole Lady
Danlma IN second, Chester third, Phil UiNeil. Jr.,
fourth, Compeer fta Norah NJ. sixth. Uncle Dave
seventh. Lady Dahlman closed gradually on Sweet
meat up the homestrctch. and succeeded in WIN
ming the heat by a head, Sweetmeat second. SIX
lengths in advance OF Phil 0'Neil, Jr., who was
eight lengths ahead OF Chester, Compeer filth,
N0rah NJ. sixth, Uncle Dave seventh. Time 2:36.
Uncle Dave won second money ana Sweetmeat the
third premium.
The Second Trot.
SAME DAY.-Purse $780, Tor horses that have
never beaten Psi; ssc0 TO the FIRST 500 to the
a he I'd mil aatS