The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

Third heat. 81 1:4H 2:3lh
FIRST Hsat-Dlstln jun ana Arthur sold Tor $50
each, The neld Tor $50. lip allen took the LEAD.
iourtn, Lady Danlman 1flh ana Heatnerbloom
sixth. Tip Allen showed the way to the quarter
pole pas slng tnat point III 80 seconds Dustin Jim
second, Lady Dahiman third Heatnerploom fourth
Artnur nth and Wlndemefe SIXTH Gong along
the backstretca Dustin jim passed TIP Allen and
reached the halEmlle pole IN III. Dustin Jim
was twolengths IN roni ut the three-quarter pole,
and managed 70 get home first, uuder the whip
by hall n length, Laly Dahrnan second. TIP Allen
third, Arthur i0urth Wlndemere fifth and
Heataerooom slXtn fime Of the heat. 2:32l.
Tor sos; Lady DaGlman $50, and the field $50
Lady Dahlman had the best oil tho start Winde-
Heatnerolooin nth, Arthur sixth. Dustin jim
passed tue others on the turn and was hair a
Lady Danlman second Windemere tnird, Arthur
fourth, heatherbloom fifth, lip Allen sixth
Dustin Jim Kept IN front 10 the ha-mile pole
which he passed halI Il length IN 'front.' OF Arthur
ina Lady Dahiman. who were parallel al that
point. In 1915. Dustin Jim kept the lead until he
aad passed the three quarter pole, Arthur having
broken up on the way there but ne recovered
side, passed Lazy Daniman ana Dustin Jun on the
turn into the h0mestretch. Arthur then came on
steadily anu won inc heat oy three lengths in
2:25 r. Dustin jim second, Two lengths In front OF
Lady Dahlmah, Wndemere fourth, mp Allen NTH,
Heatuerboom sixth.
Third ReaG-Arthur was the iavorite over the
field al 8 to /. lie TOOK the lead with the word
ana went TO the quarter pole four lengths ahead
OF Tip Alien. who was two lengths IN advance OF
Dustin jim; Heatnerooom fourth, Lady Dahlman
nth, Wndemere sixth. lime, IS seconds. Arthur
showed Ine way along he bacKstretch and was
three lengths ahead At he hali-nitle poe in lila =,
Tip Allen second, mead IN mont ~ Destln jim,
VINO was three lengths IN advance OF Heather.
bloom: Lady Dah,inan iath. Windemere sixth.
Arthur came steadily home, winning the heal by
two lenaths, Dustin Jim second up Alien third,
HeatherbUoms fourth, Wlndemere nth, Lady
DahlInan sixth. Time, 2:3l54.
ceased. Arthur took tue Lead never headed
ana won tie heat on Jog. He was six lengths
lheau at the quarter pole In IS seconds, Heather
Mo n ~
fourth. Tip Alien nth. Lady Danlman sixth.
Arthur was ten lengths in front at The hall-me
poe In 1:l3k. and coming on leisurely won the
heat Dy a counle or lengths In 2:3Ih, Lady Danl-
man second, TIP Allea thrd. HeatnerDloom fourth,
Dustin Jim fifth. WnGemere SIKH. Dustin i'm
won second money and Lady Dahlman the third
premium
SANE DAY,-Purse OF SO FOR horses that
have never beaten 2;22 sl.5oe 70 TIC irst, 500
heats; best three IN Ave; IN harness.
ENTRIES
W. B. Smiths blk. S. rnomas Jefrerson.... l
Ben Mace's b. x. Sensation................ . . 2
Dan Mace's br. z. Vanity Fat. ........... dr.
Q. $. GREEN'S br. g. Young Bruno........ DR..
Budd DObe's o. g. 81. anes.............. DIR.
quarter. nay xas
First heat. 'l:N 2:26A
Second heat.......5i5s l;l3H 2:4
First Hea:.-ihe betting was three 10 one on
Thomas Jefferson The horses had q very good
start out on the upper turn sensation broke up
and lost iour lengths. When he recovered nc
trotted very fast and SHUT 10 Two lengths or the
daylight before Jefferson passed the quarter pole.
Time - that point, 81 = seconds. Going down the
baCkgtretcn tue horses Otted steady. JgIrer-
sUn LEADING the haii-Inc pole hall a length.
Time, ga. Sensato teen closed up aud the
horses trotted' head ana mead 10 near the three
quarter pole, wren Sensation broKe Up, and
Thomas Jefferson eit him and came nome q win
ner OF the heat BY eignt lengths. Time OF the
heat. 2.lG3t.
.Second Heat.--There was no betting on TINS race
between the heats Thomas Jefferson ma the
best OF the start bv half length. THIS advantage
he made into length aud half on the turn,
And ne was Just Iengtn ahead at the quarter
pole III 81 i seconds. There was little daylight
between them on the backstretcn, but ~ tney
passed the hall-milc pole IN l:l31s Jefferson was
Just ono lengta ahead. Going down the lower
stretch to the three quarter pole seusauon closed
gradually. and as the horses passed the three
quarter roe Jefferson had oniy neck the best OF
IL. swinging into the nOmesiretch the horses
were parallel. bus alter brilliant Inggle Thomas
Jefferson ven the neat by short length. Time,
2:24
Thfrd Hedt.-Thomas Jefferson was the favorite
at 10 /. Tue EorAes nad q lne send-on, ana they
trotted around the upper turn head sod head.
They passed the quarter pole, yokeu, IN - i sec
onds, ana In going along the hackstretc1 for 200
yafus they side anu side. Then sensation
brokc up and fell Oh six lengths, with which al.
vantage Thomas Jefferson passed the hAll-nile
poic Ia HOB. sensation trotted very fast along
inc lower stretch, aud Jefferson was four lengths
la ront &C the three-quarter pole. Sensation
closed nnely on Jefferson into The homestrctch,
but mere no again broke up, and Thomas JEFFERSON
came home winner uf Inc heat and race IN 2:22
TWO tfOts VIII cone or TO-DAY. the nrst being
by 2:40 horses aud the second by horses that have
never beaten -.