The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
J. H. Goldsmith,s f ). n. Enc

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sixth heat. 80 I15% 233H
First He0t-J. G. Blaine was the lavorite, Little
Dorrlt second choice ana the field the third.
Blaine had two lengths the best OF the send on.
Compeer second, Carrolron third. Lady Blanche
fourth, the others following In q struggling man.
ner. Blaine led two lengths to tue quarter pole
In 3S seconds, Lady Blanche second, Compeer
third Ellie Deans fourth, Clifton Nth, Lady Trim
BILE sixth, Little Dorrit seventh, Carrolton eighth
and Volunteer Maid ninth Blaine led 10 the half
mile pole two lengths IN LIS, Lady Blanche sec
ond, Efne Deans third, Compeer fourth, the others
trailing several lengths apart. Blame kept in
front to the end, winning the heat by length
Lady Blanche second, Effie Deans thnd, Compeer
Ioqrtn, clifton MIN, Little Dorrit sixth, Lady
Tr1mole seventh Volunteer Maid eighth and Car
rolton ninth. Time 2:2SA.
Second Heat-rhe drivers would not obey the
and made pay tne money before allowed TO start.
J. G.. Blaine was the avorite over the field at two
second, Little Dorrit third J. G. Blaine ourtn,
Clifton nth. Lady Trimole SIXTH Carrolton
seventh, Volunteer Maid eighth and Etfie Deans
ninth. Blaine nroke up soon after leaving and
iell behind. At the quarter POLE which was passed
In $50 seconds. Lady Blanche was leading one
length, Efne Deans second, Little Dorrft third,
Compeer fourth, Clifton fifth, J. G. Blaine sixth
Lady Trimole seventh. Carrolton eighth and
volunteer Maid ninth. Lazy Blanche showed the
way TO the half mile pole In l:l4ls Enie Deans
second, Little Dorrt third, Clifton fourth, Blaine
fifth Compeer sixth, Carrolton seventh Lady
lrimble eighth and Volunteer Maid ninth. LADY
Blanche led TO The end, winning the heat By two
lengths, Enie Deans second, ten lengths ahead or
Clifton who was a long distance anead OF J. G.
Blaine, Little Dorrlt 1lth Compeer sixth, Carroll
ton seventh, Lady rrlmble eighth ana Volunteer
Third Hedt.-Lady Blanche sold for $40, Blaine
$31, the fled $50. Lazy Blanche was FIRST away,
Blaine second, Compeer third, EEne Deans fourth
Clifton nth, Little Dorrt sixth, Carrolton sew
enth, volunteer Maid eighth, Lady 1rmole ninth.
A. c tine quarsr POLE %alch was passed IN g
Enc Deans third, Clifton fourth, Cempeer hlth
Volunteer Maid sixth, the Others trailing. At thu
alf-nille pole, wnicn was reached in :l3A, Lady
Blanche leu halt length. Blalae second, Efie
Deans third clifton fourth Compeer ditto. yolun-
teer Maid sixth, Little Dorrlt seventh, Carrolton
eighth, Lady Trimble ninth. AS the horses reached
the three-quarteT pole Lady Blanche broke up and
Blaine went TO the 'front.', followed by Efiie Deans
but when tney got into the home stretch VoIun
\ teer Maid came with rush. ana passing those in
'front.' OF her on Sue way, landed second at Blaines
shoulders, the latter winning the heat in 2:29af.
| Lille Deans was third Carrolton fourth, Lady
Blanche nth, Clifton sixth, Compeer seventh,
4 Little Dorrlt eigntn Lady Trlmble ninth.
/ Fourth Heat-Baine then sold for $500, Lady
/ Blanche sos and the ield for $50. Whue scoring
4 MIR. NOMINEES snlkey was run into, and he was
( cropped on the track, his marc, Volunteer Maid,
runulng away with the fragments OF tue sulky,
which she soon, however. got clear Of, and was
there was no damage done TO man or beast. Vol
unteer Maid was nrst away. Efic Deans second,
Lady Blanche third, J. G. Blaine fourth, Little
\ Dorrit NTH, Clifton sixth, UArrolton seventh,
Lady Trlmule eighth, Compeer NINTH Elaine
y went to the front on the upper turn and led a
4 neck to the quarter pole, Lady Blanche second a
meek in front of Efie Deans; Little Dorrit fourth.
\ Volunteer Maid NTH, Lady Tumble sixth, the
\ others several lengths apart. Time 80 seconds.
\ Lady Blanche went TO the front on the back
\ stretch ana led to the nalfmle pole In 1:l5,
4 Blaine second Enle Deans third Little Dorrit
Y fourth, Clifton nftn Lazy 1rimOle sixth, Car
rolton seventh, Volunteer Maid eighth Com
I peer aInth Lady Blanche led 20 the three
quarter pole, when sue struck herself and
broke I'd badly. Blaine, 100. nad LETT his iees just
Little Dorr1tt mad to contend for the heat. After
4 a very pretty struggle Eme won by length, Lat
4 tie Dorrt second, ten lengths ahead Of Clifton;
4 Carroton fourth, Lady IrImhe NTH, Lady Blsncne
Y sixth, Blaine seventh, Volunteer Maid eighth,
\ Csmpeer ninth. Time Of the neat, 2:SiA.
Il FiJIh Hedt.-The betting was about even be-
tween Blaine and the Geld. Clifton was with
drawn Lady Trmble first away, Lutte Dor
rlt second. Lady Blanche third. Enie Deans
rotten seventh, J. G. Blame eighth. Ellie Deans
soon went 10 the front, leading length 70 the
third, Compeer fourth. Volunteer Maid nirh, Car
rolton slxtp. LADY Trimble seventh. Time, 30
Deans, out then broke mp aud fell to third
place. At the haitmile pole Enc Deans
e ea wO N frSst Of Ittie pSrTit VINO sSo
was about the same distance ahead OF Volunteer
Maid. Enie Deans was three-quarters OF length
In front OF Lady Blanche a. the threequarter pole,
but Lady Blanche soon aterward broke up ana
Little Dorrlt took her place and made desDer-
ate bus unsuccessful EFFORT 10 Overtake Efle
Deans who won the heat by two lengths in 2:3L
Lady Blanche was third, Lady IIImole fourth,
CarroltoR NTH, J. G. Blaine sixth, Volunteer Maid
seventh, Compcer eighth
Sirth Hedt.--All the horses except those who
had won heats were sent TO their stables, Eflie
Deans the favorite at two 70 one over the field.
The start WAS a good one, but going around the
upper turn Lady Blanche went 10 the front and
Kept the lead TO the end, winning the neat by SIX
lengths ErTie Deans second, j. G.. Blame third.
The quarter pole was passed in IS seconds, the
half mile pole IN 1:l55s, and the heat was made In
2:331s.
me race was then postponed until to-day, at
two r. NJ.
THE SECOND TRoT.
SAME DAY.-Puese $1,000, Tor horses that have
never beaten 2:24; 5000 to the nrst, $3.50 to the
second and $3.50 TO the third horse; mile heats,
best three in I'VE, in harness.
ENTRIES
Northrup X Martins b. Y. Mystic........... 1
Dan Mace's br. &. Vanity Fair. 2
q. :. Green's ca. g. George .. Danlels...... . 3
j. A. Bochclor's b. e. John H................
Thomas OConner's D. Y. GeorRe............
Ben Mace's ". <. crown Prince. ............ Or.
w. II. Harrlson's 8. m. susie. ar.
TIME.
Quarter. HAIR Nile.
First heat.............. 35ls INK 2.20 y
SECOND heat........... 31h ll3A 40
Third heat.............. 36A lax 2:21
First Hedf.-Mystc WAS The iavorlte NJ sllRht
odds Vanity Fair second choice, the field selling
Tor about naif as much as the second. ). H. DAN
iels was the nrst away, Mystic second, John ~.
third, Vanity Fair fourth, George NTH. MYSTIC
soon went TO the front, passing the quarter pole
two lengths ahead OF George. Time. 3bM seconds.
Mystic led 70 the nane pole two lengths In ;l3A,
Daniels broke up on the lower stretch, and Mys-
inc was four lengths in front at the three-quarter
pole. From there home ne had the race III hand,
and ne won as he liked by four lengths In 2.2j =