The New York herald., 1875-09-29
THE rRoT.

First Heat-Susie a great favorite over the
field She protested against but allowed to start
Susie took the lead Bessie second Hope third Bay
Jack fourth Cora Allen fifth Susie broke up badly on
the way to the quarter poe and Bessie led past that
point in 39h seconds Bay Jack second two lengths in
front of Hope who three lengths ahead of Susie
Cora Allen far behind Gong around the lower turn
Bay Jack went 10 the front and led two lengths at the
half mile pole IN 1:16 Bessie second two lengths
ahead of Rope the latter being eight lengths in ad
vance Of Susie, Cora Allen distance behind At the
three-quarter pole Bay Jack length and half in
front, Bessie second one length ahead OF Hope who
half length in advance of Susie the latter having
trotted very rapidly up the hill She continued
fast and cutting down the others short head in
advance of Bessie, Bay Jack third Hope fourth Cora
Allen distanced Time OF the heat, 2:36H.
Second Bay Jack was the favorite selling for
nearly much as all the others combined Bessie had
rae the best of the start but Susie passed her
and led two lengths around the turn Bay Jack second
Bessie third, Hope fourth Susie broke up near the
quarter pole, but length in front when she passed
that point in 38A Keeping the break for some
time Bay Jack took a long lead but he too broke up
and was only length in front at the half mile pole in
l:16A Bessie third, Hope nearly distance behind.
Bay Jack opened wide gap up the backstretch and
was four lengths in front at the three-quarter POLE
Bessie second, ten lengths ahead of SUSIE the latter
having gone all to pieces, Hope dozen lengths behind
The latter then began running and never stopped until
she was inside the distance post Bay Jack the
heat by two lengths Bessie second, dozen lengths in
front of Susie who was dozen more in advance of
Hope. Time, 235T.
Third Hedt-Bay Jack a great favorite over the
field, nearly two TO one being wagered on him. John
Murphy placed behind Bessie, Dugrey removed and
Charles Dickerman took charge of Hope in Murphy's
place Bessie took the lead at the going away
at good pace six lengths in front at the quarter
pole in 3S u seconds Bay Jack second SIX lengths in
advance OF Susie the latter length front of Hope
Going along the lower turn Bay Jack broke and ran a
good portion of the way and Bessie taken in hand
She, however four lengths in front at the half
mile pole in l5, Bay Jack second, ten lengths ahead
of SUSIE who was eight lengths in advance Of Hope.
Bessie easily and crossed the lengths
in front Of Bay jack the latter half length ahead of
Susie, who eight lengths in advance Hope Time
OF the heat, 2:3S.
Fourth Heat-Bessie then became the favorite at to
l. She took the lead with the word Bay Jack second
Susie third At the quarter pole Bessie led three
lengths, Bay Jack second, length IN advance of
Susie, who fifty yards ahead of Hope Time, 80
seconds. Going along the lower turn Bessie opened
the gap to six lengths Susie second, two lengths in
front of Bay Jack In this way they passed the nalf
mile pole in 1:l6h Susie then trotted up TO Bessie,
and Murphy compelled to send the gray along at q
rapid gait home Bessie landed winner by a length
in 2:35 Susie ten lengths in advance OF Bay Jack Hope
distanced
Fifth Heat-Fifty TO s on Bessie over the field
Bessie was first away Bay Jack second Susie close up.
The latter soon took second place Bessie went the
quarter pole in 3S u seconds, two lengths in of
Susie to the half mile pole six lengths ahead of the
little mare the latter about the distance ahead OF
Bay Jack Time. 113h. Bessie then trotted easily up
the hill OF the backsretch and then up the homesrech
at the same pace, winning jog by length, Susie
second ten lengths ahead of Bay Jack. The time of
the heat was 234M. Susie woD second money, Bay
Jack third
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