The New York herald., 1874-10-31
STARTERS.
T. T.. Simmons, b. m.

THE TR0T.
Seventh Hedt.-George B. Daniels sold for $115,
Bella sos The field $50. Bella had the best OF the
send-on, Morrill, second. Daniels third, Vanity Fair
and Bella led to the quarter pole Blk lengths, Nor
rill second three lengths In front ol Daniels,
up second time. Time IS seconds. At the half
mile pole, which was passed by Bella In l:OsA. she
ahead Of Daniels, the latter Twelve lengths IN Fons
OF vanity Fair Bella broke iour times from there
sns yet the e Sy % IN
Morrlil' who was eight lengths In advance OF
Eighth Heas--BeIla was a favorite over the field
at 500 TO $45. Bella had the lead, Daniels second,
M0rrill third, Vanity Fair fourth. At the quarter
pole, which was passed IN SO seconds, Bella LED
length, Daniels second, two lengths in front or
Vanity FAIR, who was head IN advance OF Morrill,.
At the hall-mlle pole Daniels led Bella having
broken up. Morrill, second, Bella third Vanity Fair
fourth. Time, l:1lA. Daniels led until ne reached
the homestretcn, when ne broke up ana Vanity
neck, Bella second, lengths in front Of Daulels,
VINO was dozen lengths ahead OF Ben Morrill,.
Ninth Heat.-Bella the favorlte against the field.
She took the lead with the word and was never
Vanity FAR second George B. Daniels third, Nor. r.
rll fourth. Bella made the quarter pole In 35
0nds, me @ half IN @ l;lsA and the mi mile IN 2;25A.
third prize.
The First Regular Trot.
First Heak-Catsklll Girl first favorite. T. J.
ra %
zle Adams nth, the others close together At the
quarter pole, which was passed in 371s seconds. I.
J. stevens led two lengths, COmpeer second, q
neck IN 'front.' Of May Bird, Falmouth Boy fourth,
Pauline nth, Eme Deans SIXTH the others In a
stretch and she passed the hall-mile pole In 1:l5.
and coming on won the heat easily in 2:3lA, Cats
Rarius fifth, Efie Deans sixth, 7. ]. Stevens sew.
entn, Arthur eighth, Lizzie Adams ninth falmouth
Boy tenth, Mansuay eleventh.
second He1t-Rarus the favOrfte over the
field at nearly two to one. May Bird had the best
Of the start, Catskll Girl second, 7. J. Stevens
May Bird lea, falmouth Boy second, Stevens Hss
sixth, Pauline seventh, Arthur eighth, Catsklll
ninth, Mansuay tenth, LIZZIE Adams eleventh.
Time, 81 seconds. ., At the nal'-mne pole
front OF Rarius Ef1e Dean tnlrd stevens lourth
Compeer fith, Falmouth Boy sixth, the others as
before At the three-quarter pole RarlnS and May
Bird were head and head, and they came on In
that way to the homestretch, where Rarlus broke
and won the heat by neck. Ellie Deans was
third, Falmouth Boy tourtn. Compeer fftn. Pau
Stevens ninth, Arthur tenth, Lizzie Adams
eleventh. Time, 2:3O.
the field. stevens was nrst away, Compeer
second, Lizzie Adams third. Rarius fourth Cats
kill Girl Fifth, May Bird sixth, the others close up
At the quarter pole Stevens was length IN 'front.'
OF Rarlus, Compeer thru, May Bird fourth, Efie
Dean nth, Falmouth Boy sixth, Catskl Girl
Time, s7h seconds. At the hali-mile pole stevens
had his head In front IN 1916; but Rarius soon
alter passed him. and coming away, won the heat
by two lengths, May Bird second, falmouth Boy
third Catsklll Girl fourth, Arthur dftn, COmpeer,
sixth, Efile Dean seventh, Lizzie Adams eighth,
stevens ntntn, Pauline tenth, ManSuay eleventh.
Time. 2:32%. r ~
F0tu1h Heat-Rarius the favorite over the field
three to one stephens was away first Compeer
second. Pauline third, Falmouth Boy fourth, ka-
rus nth, May Bird SIXTH Arthur seventh. the
others In bunch At the quarter pole Rarus was
a length ahead In 3SA. Stevens second, Falmouth
Boy third, C0mpeer fourth, Pauline fth, May
BIRD sixth. Arthur seventh, the Others trailing on
y few lengths apart. At the half-mile pole Ra.
rus led two lengths, and being clear away from
the Others came on leisurely and won the neat by
two lengths, Falmouth Boy second, Arthur third,
Lizzie Adams seventh, Stevens eighth, Ef1ie Deans
nntn, Compeer tenth, Mansuay eleventh. Time,
2:32h
FUfh Heat-Darkness was then casting its
gloom over the course and 1t was impossible tC
recognize the whole OF the horses from tue time
they left the stand until they returned. Rarlus.
however, soon took the lead and Kept 1t TO the
end, winning the heat and race. Falmouth Boy
came in second Arthur third, May Bird fourth,
C0mpeer fifth, Pauline sixth, Enie Deans seventh,
Catskil Girl eighth, Mansuay ninth, stevens
onds the nalf.mile pole in :16 and the heat made
in 2:35. May Bird won second money Falmouth
Boy the third prize. The following Is o
SUMMARY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
THIRD FALL MEETIEG-FOURTH DAY, Oct. 90
Purse $780, Tor horses that have beaten 2:4O;
$3.50 to the lrsr, $3.50 TO the second and SlOO to
the third horse; mile heats best three IN ave, In
harness.