The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-31
TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD.

There was a good attendance yesterday at
Fleetwood Park, ana the track was in pretty good
order. Notwithstanding the rain on Thursday.
The racing would have been very good ana
the pubic would have been pleased II
the judges III the stand had given a
little better satisfaction. Their decisions
peculiar. to say the least, as they certainly
saw running performances OF some horses
without looking at what the others were doing.
Prom the way things looked at time 1t was
generally thought that they were determined not
to give the race to Lady ANNE, as
they kept her out OF two heats In
the final heat however, public feeling
warmed up, and the outside demonstrations were
so strong mat Lady Annie was awarded the heat
and race. In Jusnce TO Sherman, who was cred
tied with record of2:s4. It was apparent TO All
horSemen that he run clear up to Lady Annie OF
the tnree-quarter pole and therefore had no busl-
ness to be given the heat and saddled with 2:34
record
SUMMARY.
PURSE Of $780, horses That never beat 2:3s In
harness; horses that never beat 2:40, to 20 as
tney please: mile heats; three iu dvo.
G. Walkers Lazy Annie, IN har-
J. Cons Lady Woods, in harness 1
J. HasleJps sherman, In harness. 2 4 3 3
r. Manee's CreedmoJr ana run
Ld ing TsG Ts'e Clover, under saddle: 1861
b. Mchanon's Edlth.............. dr..
lime, 2:4o-2 ssl4-2:SsI4 -2:S4-2 :37-2:ss
FHSG HedL--lDe pools were selling about 100 to
rs on the neld against Clover. They got a good
start, and The iavCrlte gradually worked his way
through the crowd ana took The lead. AT tue
quarter he DrOKe, and Lady Annie TOOK the pole
Lreedmoor aud running mate broke up badly and
Lady WOODS laid at the tail OF clover, who was
lodowny Lady Annie. Lady Anne was never
headed anu landed a winner a couple OF lengths
ahead OF sherman. Time, 2:4O.
second Hedt.-fhe oesting now turned and the
field sold Tor 70 against 20 for Lady Annie. They
got away well tossther, and, after passing the
breaking BADLY Was passed by Lady Woods LadV
Annie was close behind, but breaking badly let
finally won the heat, clover second LADY Annie
third. Tine :34i4.
Third HeaL-Ihe betting turned again TO 80 20
20 on Lady woods. Lady Woods FAD a little the
beet OF tue start, put before she reached inc
quarter pole Lady Annie came up with a rush and
going oy took the pole. Coming up 20 the three
quarter pole Lady " Gods gained a little. but mad
not tue speed TO catcn Lacy Annie. The latter
won by two lengths, Lady WoOus getting second
Fourth Hea.-Lady Annie now sold for 30 ana
the field 10. There was rather Wild start,
clover getting little the best OF It. AT tue quar-
ter Lady Annie and clover broke up and then
sherman came up, followed by Lady Woods. Both
broke and ran for over q hundred yards. Ia the
meantime Lady Annie recovered, passed tue other
two ana TOOK toe lead. sherman came up to ner
On run ~ the Ia ee-quarter pole. and, trotting
very last, came in nrst aud was AWARDED the neat.
lime, Z:34
F,th Heat.--ln the next heat there was some
general running on the oAckBtretch, but Tor the
last nall mile Lady Anne trotted squarsly ana
came In tnTee-quarters vi length Denlnd Lady
Woods. Toe JUDGES gave the heat to Lady Woods.
SiSth Hsat-Lady Woods, Lady Annie and Sber-
man came to the scratch as the others we're ruled
out Tor not winning q heat. They got good start
aud the two Ladies trotted pretty evenly To the
quarter, wnen Lady Woods went up and Lady
Annie took the lead. The latter was not headed
again, ana came IN length ahead OF Lady Woods.
Alter q long DISCUSSION, sxei1iae shs impausnce