The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

The the third event OF the day was running race,
the distance being mile heats Three horses were
tered comprising Daily Brothers bay marc Lorena by
Revolver, dam Gentle ANNIE 6 years old; j. G. Be-
thune's bay gcldng Burgoo. by Hurrah dam Emma
Downing years DID, and DR.. Lynch's gray colt Derby,
by Eugene, dam by Sovereign, years old Burgoo
was the iavortc the field Burgoo dsianced
tho first heat which given to Lorena Derby
the second and third heats and the The follow
ing are tho details OF the days SPORT
THE FIRST rRoT
First Heas-Sadie Howe the pole, Dick Swiv-
elcr second Mambrno Kate third Big Fellow fourth,
Carrie n. outside Alter eleven false the
was given to a tolerable send-of Big Fellow
the lead, breaking he left the score, Dick swivcllcr
second Mambrino Kate third Carrie n. fourth, Sadie
Howe fifth Dick Swiveler soon took the lead and
showed the way around the upper turn to
the quarter pole, passing that point one
length in front of Mambrino Kate the latter length
and half ahead OF Carrie NJ and Sadie owe who
side and side six lengths ahead of Big Fellow. Time,
81 4 seconds. Gong down the backstrctch Dick
Swivelcr showed the and opened gap Of daylight
of length, Mambrino Kate two lengths ahead OF
Sadie Howe, the latter length in advance
OF Carrie n, who SIX lengths ahead
of Big Fellow. The horses passed the half
mile pole In this order In 1l5 Dick kept the advan-
tagc Of two lengths around the lower turn but coming
up the homestretch Mambrino Kate closed the day
light and close up to Dick swvcer he crossed
the score Dick Swiveller won the heat by half
length in 1926, Mambrino Kate second, four lengths
of Carrie NJ the latter n neck front Of Sadie
Howe, who was tive lengths IN front OF Big Fellow. The
wind was blowing gale during The heat.
Second Heat Dick Swiveller the favorte at We
to Swiveller had the best OF the send of, Mam-
brno Kate second, Carrie n third, sadie Howe fourth
and Big fellow fifth. When the horses reached the
GussA LAM he
brine Kate having broken up just before reaching
there she having laid Swiveer's shoulders all the
way around the turn until tho mishap occurred, the
gray mare two lengths IN 'front.' OF Carrie "
aud Sadie Howe, Big Fellow bringing up the
Time to quarter pole 37 seconds Leaving this point
Mambrino Kate made second break, and Carrie n.
being close up to her. the lalter's wheel climbed
that OF Rates and Carries was upset throwing the
driver heavily 10 the ground. Carrie N then ran with
the upturned sulky TO the draw gate During all this time
Dick Swiveller was making his way for home without
competition except little that Sadie Howe could offer
a few lengths behind; Swivcller passed the halt mile
pole eight lengths ancad OF sadie Howe, VINO
length in front OF Mambrino Kate, Big Fellow last
fine IL swiveIler tro,ted leizurely home winning
by Two lengths: sadie Howe second, two
lengths 10 'front.' OF Mambrino Kate, the latter three
LEM tbs Ia advance OF Big Fellow. Time. 2:29lt Car
RE \. was not distanced account OF the cdcnt
Third Hedt-No betting on this race as 1t was
thought a ioregone conclusion for DICK swveler TO
win. Mclaughlin was taken IRON behind Mambrino Kate
and Budd Dobe substituted The horses had capital
start, Kate leading by head Dick Swivcer second,
Sadie Rowe thrJ. Big Fellow fourth, Carrie ~ nith.
Swiveer quickly went to the front and neck in
front OF Mambrino Kate, the latter SIX lengths In ad
vance OF Sadie Howe, Big Fellow fourth Carrie N.
nth. Mambr no Kate tren broke all TO pieces,
and Dick swvelier led ten lengths to the haf-milc
pole IN l:l2A, Sadie Howe second three lengths IN
front OF Mambrino Kate, VINO at TINS time trotlng
very fast, Bic Fellow fourth, Carrie ~ fifth SwIv-
cllcr trotted lczurcy from there home winning the
heat aud race by four lengths Mambrno Kate second
short head front OF Sadie Howe, Big Fellow fourth,
Carrie ". Filth. Time OF the heat 227. Mambrino
Kate won second money, Sadie Howe the third pre-
MUM aud Carrie \. the fourth The following is a
summary
CHARTER OAK PARK HARTFORD, Cosx -FrRsr DAY
TUESDAY August % Purse 81 800 Tor horses that had
never beaten $50 al $50 to the rst $G25 second
1875 the third end $3.50 to the fourth horsc mile
heats, best three IN i've, ia harness
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