The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25

First Hedt.-E11e Deans was the favorite over
the field at 20 TO 5. Privateer Maid had the best
OF the send.on. Melissa seconc, Edith third, Emile
Deans fourth, Rosie fifth. Prlvateer Maid showed
the way 60 The quarter pole, Notwithstanding that
she broke up on the way, Enle Deans second Me-
lssa third, Edith fourth, Rosie NTH. Time, Al
seconds. Prlvateer Maid led one length to the
halfmile pole in 1:i9A, Eflie Deans second Edith
third, the others lar behind. The gray mare still
showed the way TO the three-quarter pole, but
after leaving that point Efne Deans went TO the
front, aud, coming steadily home, won tho heat
by length In 2:S5h, Edith second, half length
ahead OF Priyateer MAID, Rosie and Melissa fourth
ana fifth.
Second Heat.-Privateer Maid was the nrst
away Edith second, Enle Deans third, Melissa
fourth, Rosie fifth. When the horses reached the
quarter pole Edith led TWO lengths, Enie Deans
second Melissa third Rosie fourth, Privateer Maid
NTH. Time, 39h seconds At the hallmle pole.
which was passed In 10, Edith led half length,
Eilie Deans second Two lengths IN 'front.' OF Melissa,
Rosie fourth, Prlyateer Maid far behind. Edith
kept In mont 10 the end winning the heat by u
length in a:a7z. Efle Deans second, six lengths IN
advance OF Rosie, Melissa fourth, Pryateer Mald
fifth.
Third Heat-one hundred to thirty on Efie
Deans, Notwithstanding thar Edith won the pre-
vious heat. Edith had the best OF the send-on,
Enlc Deans second, Melissa third. Privateer Maid
ionrtn, Rosie nitn Going around the upper turn
kept II 10 the end, winning tae heat by two
lengths, Edith second, Melissa thlrc Prlyaieer
MAID fourth, Rosie distanced. lime OF the heat,
1885, The quarter was made In 3S1 seconds ana
the half-mlle IN III.
Fourth Heat.-Tnere was no betting on the re-
suit Ethe Deans soon took the lead and Kept 1t
30 the end. she trotted to the quarter pole IN
so seconds to the nalfmlle pole In 1T, ana made
the heat IN Q 35 u. Edith was second, Privateer
Maid third, Melissa fourth.
THE SECOND TRoT.
SAME DAY.-Purse $1,000, Tor horses that have
never beaten 2:25; 5000 10 the nIs', 300 70 me
best three In i've, In harness.
STARTERS.
J. @. EcEerson's b. &. Everett Ray ......... i
w. Conner's D. &. Coroner .......-....... 2
TIME.
Quarter. Han Nile
First neat. Oh l;lIh Z;54A
Second heas........... 40 1:19 1886
First Hedt-There was no betting on the track
In this race, as no one ielt justified In laying
dollar on Coroner X. against Everett Ray, there
being such a ulfference IN speed between the Two
horses. Everett Ray took the lead with the word
and kept 1t on line exercising gait to the END,
winning the heat DY about ten lengths The time
was-lo quarter pole, 3lA seconds; 70 the haiI
mile pole. / III q, and TO the mile in 234h.
Second Hedt-Still no betting on the race. Cor
oner X. took the lead, and carried Everett Ray TO
fifty yards ahead, lie then shut up the gap, and
when he got everterms with Coroner X. Ray
broke again, aud Tell on nfty yards more. tie
then trotted steadily, ana won The heat by
length in 2 80. Coroner X. went to the qnarter
pole IN 40 seconds aad TO the haimle pole In
1910
was gwen. but he soon recovered, and, trottng
steadily after Coroner X, passed nlm midway be-
tween the quarter and nalf-mile poles Ray then
trotted away from Coroner X, and won the heat
and race by nalf dozen lengths IN 1888. The
quarter was made IN Al seconds aud the halI IN
1:lS.
ana the spring meeting Of the Gentlemen's
DRIVING PARK Association OF Paterson came 20
close.