The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

n. fourth, Steve Maxwell dnh Bay sixth, Pondetta
seventh, Big Fellow eighth Bessie ninth Reuben ten
vivandiorc eleventh. Uncle Dave first at the
quarter polo 3S seconds Carrie ~ second Alley third,
Piympon fourth, sieve Maxwell nth. Bay sixth, Bes
seventh, Reuben eighth, the others trailing as last
they could At the haii-mile pole, which was
passed IN IA Alley had commanding lead. Carrie ~
wsva, o1,h pcss aiun n.w seventh Reuben
eighth Pondietta ninth. Plympton tenth Alley led
away from the others and came home An easy winner
front OF Steve Maxwell, Bay fourth, Big Fellow hfth,
Bessie Sixth, Reuben seventh, Pymptou eighth.
vivandere ninth, Pondietsa tenth, Uncle Dave
Second Hsat Bessie was away FIRST. Bay second,
Carrie N third, Sieve Maxwell fourth the others FOL
loving in struggling manner, many OF them on
brcsk At the quarter polo. which was passed n ~
seconds Bay led. Carrie N second Alley third Steve
mere seventh, Big Fellow eighth, plymp,on ninth,
Pondetta tenth, Reuben eleventh. Bay showed the
way down the backstre,ch and was Leading !nree
Lengths at the haf mile pole IN l:l5 Alley second,
Carrie n. third, steve Maxwell fourth, Uncle Dave
hnh, the others trailing rs well as they could On
the lower turn Alley the fAvorite broke up ana Bay
who had been leading ali the way had the heat then TO
certainty. barring accidents Ho trotted steadily 10
the won the heat py three lengths In 2SoN,
Dave hfth Big Fellow sixth. Reuben seventh Bessie
eighth, v,vandicre ninth. Pcndetta tenth, Piymyton
eleventh
Third Heok Bay was the first away, Bessie second.
ylvandiere third, Alley fourth. Steve Maxwell hnh, The
length, Alley second, yivandiere third, Carrie y.
fourth, Big Fellow NTH steve Maxwell sixth Bessie
seventh, Uncle Dave egntn, ronoictta nintn heuoen
tenth Time, 40 SECONDS. The race down the back
stretch between Bay and Alley and AS they passed
tho half milo pole bay had the best Of Il by head
Time, l:l6h. vivandere third, Carrie n fourth,
Big Fellow nth, the Others apparently out OF the race
Alley broke up the lower turn, and II wns tho gen.
era impression that he had gwen up the contest 10
Bay. Ii SO. however, Alley came again and
challenged Bay At the three-quarter pole On the
homcstretch Alley carried Bay 10 break and then
leaving him, came and won The heat by several
lengths in 213lM. Bay was second vivandere third
Carrie N. fourth Uncle Dave NTH Big Follow sixth
Steve Maxwell seventh, Reuben eighth, Bessie NINTH
Pondietta tenth
Fourth Heat--Aey had the load by two or three
lengths Steve Maxwell second, Bessie third, Reuben
fourth Bay nth with now driver, the other horses
a bunch the majority OF them on break A.
the quarter POLE which was passed IN 371s seconds
Alley led six lengths, Bay second, Reuben third, Big
Fellow fourth vivandcre hth Uncle Dave sixth, tho
others close together At the half mile pole-tmc
15--AlleY led about nvo lengths Bay second, Carrie
~ third yivandcre fourth. Big Fellow nth, the others
following best they could. Alley kcpt on steadily
and came home easy winner Of Tho heat and race
Big Fee v second, Carrie, N third, Reuben fourth,
steve Maxwell nth, Uncle Dave sixth, Bay seventh
Bessie eighth, vivandere ninth, Pondietta TENTH
Time, 2:325s. Tho folowingisa
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TO the third and SIS TO the fourth morse; mile heats
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