The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-17
second, $3.50 to the third and $3.50 to the fourth
horse; mile heats best three In I'VE, IN harness.
HTARTERs.
The Second Trot

First Heat.-Hopeful was the favorite at 100 10
40 over the Held. Thomas L. Young was first away,
fourth, Hopeful filth. AT the quarter pole, which
was passed 10 IS seconds Thomas L. Young led
front Of Huntress, Hopeful fourth, Tanner Boy lar
behind, caused by breaking badly as ne went
around the turn. Thomas l.. Young kept the lead
l:l5, hall q length IN front oil Hopeful VINO was
halra length ahead OF Kansas Chief the latter one
length in front OF Huntress, who was TWO lengths
In advance Of Tanner Boy Thomas l.. Young
maintained the lead OF two lengths to the three.
quarter pole, Kansas chief second Hopeful third
Young kept on steadily and won the heat by o
length, Kansas Chief second, four lengths ahead OF
Hopeful, but the latter was placed fourth Tor
ing Huntress, Tanner Boy 1itn Time OF the heat,
the field. at long odds. Thomas L. Young had
trife the best OF the start, Huntress second Kan
sas chief third, Hopeiul fourth, Tanner Boy fifth.
Inc Two latter breaking up soon afterward At
the halfmile pole, Young led a length, Kansas
Chief second. a length in advance or Auntress.
VINO was three lengths ahead OF Hopeful, the latter
six lengths In advance OF Tanner Boy. Time, SIX
seconds Hopeful then trotIed around the other
horses and placed himself along side OF Young, the
latter passing the nali-mlle pole In u.s. hall o
length IN front OF Hopeful, who was hall length
ahead o. Kansas Chief who was half q
Boy about eight lengths behind. Going to
the three-quarter pole, Hopeful passed Young
, and led tn past the pole neck and
but then Young rallied, and. alter a sharn strug-
gle, Hopeful won the heat by half u length in
2:27h, Young two lengths ahead OF Huntress, who
was eight lengths In advance OF Kansas Chief
Tanner Boy two lengths further on.
THIRD HeaL-Hopeiul the tavorte over the field
at 7 TO l.. He was first away. Thomas l.. Young
second, Kansas Chief third, Tanner Boy fourth,
Huntress fifth. Going around the turn Tnomas l..
Young and Tanner Boy broke up, and Hopeful
went to the quarter pole two lengths ahead OF
Huntress in S7H seconds, Tanner Boy third, KAN
sas Chief fourth, Thomas l.. Young fifth. Hopeful
trotted to the hali-mile pole III / ia, and, going
along steadily won the heat ny length in 2:27 4,
Huntress second, one length in front OF Kansas
Chief, the latter six lengths ahead OF Tanner Poy
who was SIX lengths IN advance OF Thomas l..
Young.
Fourth Hedt.-The pool selling was over the
spectators on the field having stopped operations
under the belief that Hopeful could not be beaten.
Huntress was first away, Kansas Chief second,
Hopeful third, Tanner Boy fourth, Thomas L.
Young NTH. Hopeful was soon on the lead and
passed the quarter pole in seA seconds, Huntress
second Kansas Chief tnlrd, Tanner Boy fourth,
Thomas L. Young nth. Hopeful was never alter
wards overtaken. He kept Two leng this in front
to the haii-mile pole, IN IL. Hope,al won the
heat and race by two lengths, Hun tress second,
Kansas Chief third Tanner Boy fourth. Thomas l..
Young fifth. Time, 2:2e. the fastest mile ever
made on the Goshen Park track. Young won Sec
Ond money, Huntress third, Kansas Chief lourth
And the autumn meeting closed the trotting at
Goshen for 1874.