The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04
The Second Trot.

First Heat-Annie Collins was first away Mary
a. Whitney second Lady Byron third, George b.
At tue quarter pole, which was passed in 37A
seconds, Mary A. Whitney led i've lengths, George
Il. Daniels second i've lengths in 'front.' or Berk-
SHIRE Boy, who was one leng tn IN advance Of Lady
By Iop the latter TWO lengths ahead OF Lady Collins
who had broken up badly on the turn. AT the
nall mile pole Mary was still five lengths In front
and trotting very steadily Daniels second, the
Others traiing ON several lengths behind, but
hopeessiy out OF the heat. Time. I:l4H. Gong
to the three quarter pole Daniels closed up tribe
on the mare; but she kept gap open OF three
lengths until reached the distance stand, when
she broke up anu stayed up until Daniels was in
front, when she came IN second Daniels Won the
heat by Iour lengths, Mary A. Whitney SIX lengths
in 'front.' OF Lady Byron Lady Collins fourth, BerK-
shire Boy 9TH. Time, 2:29A.
Second Heat-Mary A. Whitney was still. the
the field, as she was before the start Mary took
the lead with the word, and went to the quarter
who was four lengths in advance OF Lady Byron,
Lady collins fourth, Berkshire Boy fifth. Time,
SsA seconds; Whitney led one length at the half-
lengths ahead or Lady Byron, Anne Collins
ionrth. Berkshire Boy lar behind. Going down to
the quarter poe Daniels closed up well ON WHIT
ney, but as she came TO the threequarter pole she
shook him of, and coming away won the heal by
ieng tbs ahead Of Annie Collins, third, Lady Byron
fourth, Berkshire Boy filth. Time, 2:3os4. Berk-
shire Boy was then allowed to be Withdrawn.
1hird Heat-Lady Collins ahead at the
start, George b. Daniels second, Lady Byron third
Mary A. Whitney fourth, having been put IN the
pole George B. Daniels was five lengths III front,
Lady Byron second Lady Collins third, Mary A.
Whitney fourth. Time, 5S1s seconds. Mary A.
Whitney then broke up badly and ell far in the
rear. AT tue halfmile pole, which was passed In
Las, Daniels led SIX lengths Lady Byron second,
lonr lengths IN front OF Whitney and Lady Collins,
vino we've trotting side and side. Then Mary made
q gallant burst OF speed, and, gradually closing,
soon passed Lady Byron. and after steady, rapid
trot Overnauled George b. Daniels 200 yards IRON
home, and coming on CALAMITY, won the neat by
three lengths. Lady Byron second, Lady Collins
third, George b. Daniels fourth. Time OF the heat,
:3l.
Fourth Heat-Annie Collins led, George 4. Dan
iels second, Mary A. Whitney third, Lady Byron
fourth. AT the quarter pole Daniels led neck, In
s9h seconds, Mary A. Whitney second, tour lengths
in advance OF Annie Collins no was four leng tbs
ahead OF Lady Byron. Mary A. Whitney trotted
very last the next quarter of mile and was If
teen lengths anead OF Lady Byron at the hall.mile
pole. in 1915; Annie Collins tnird George b.
Daniels ar behind. Mary broke on her way 10 the
three quarter pole but she soon caught, ana going
on won the heat by half dozen lengths Lady
Collins second, Lady Byron third, George b.
Daniels disranced. lime, 2:33.
the following Is Q
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse $1,000 Tor horses that have
never beaten 2:2S; $500 TO the first, $3.50 to the
second, $3.50 TO the third and 500 To the iOurtn
horse. mile heats. best three III five. In harness.