The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
7ROTTING At POUGHEEEPSIE.
Second Day Of the Sum-
mer Meeting.
FINE WEATHER AND LARGE ATTENDANCE
TWO CAPITAL CONTESTS,
The First Trot Won by Lady Mills
and the Second by Alley

The weather delightful yesterday afternoon. a
shower having watered the about O'Clock
thus laying the dust the grounds the turnpises
leading thereto The track was splendid condition
Tor speed. and great calculations reduc
ns the records OF the contcndng horses The attend
was much larger than on the previous day, and
al appeared satisfied with the trottng on
Two events took place, one for 2:3s horses aud tho
pther by those who had beaten 23l. The lrst
for purse OF $3.50 horses that had never
2:3s 1915 the Grst $l75 the second SIPS
10 the third and $75 TO tho fourth horse; heats
best three IN five. in harness. For these premiums
there eighteen entries, comprising W. Bodinc's
bay Lady Mills, w. T.. Weeks chestnut gcding
". G. Derby, W. Basiords bay Carrie n, Wash
hurne Brothers bay mare Irish Maid, ". A. Homans
bay geldng william Lewis d. Cunningham's chestnut
gelding Silas Rich, J. H. Goldsmith's bay geding
Driver, VI. II. Whipple's bay Sea Queen, J. Ian.
san's gray geding Ed. Ss C. Dickcf mans chestnut
mare Lady Lowe. Il Coles bay mare George Ray, @.
P Coles bay gcldng Joseph A., j. J. Hornbeck's bay
marc Nightingale W. Eakings bay gclding Missouri
10y J. Gillctt's black geldng Jim Murray A. Hopkins
gray gelding W. Il. Roberts I. Bulls chestnut mare
Maggie B. and l.. Zehs black Deliah w. G.
Derby Irish Maid William Lewis Sea Queen, Joseph A.
Jim Murray W. r. Roberts and George Ray were with
drawn previous to the start Lady Mills the favor
lie over any other named horse, Driver the second
choice Lady Lowe the third the field the fourth
demand Lady NJ Ills trotted much faster than any Of
the others, and the in three straight heats in
most excellent ume; and there is no ooubt that She
do great deal better when called
The second trot Tor purse OF $500, for horses
that have beaten 2:3l sI00 to the 1rst 5000 TO
the second S12o TO the third and $50 to the fourth
horse mile heats best three in i've harness There
we're six entries for this event. These Jacob Som
rrndykes chestnut marc Melissa, G. Clarks bay geld
ing Reuben, j. H. Goldsmths bay gelding Alley, q.
Dlckerman's bay gciding Harry spankcr, 4. Thorn's
bay mare Enigma and j. Randoph's bay geldng Jeri.
cho Harry Spanker was the favoritc. selling sor
trdc than Alley, the field being The third choice
low figure spankcr the drst heat Enigma
the second. and then Alley became the tav rite the
betting at even money against the other two. The
third heat by Alley by head and he then be-
came great avorite over the field. He the
fourth heat and then betting ceased altogether it
considered, they say the other side OF tho
ocean, "a morale that he must win the Alley
won the fifth heat and the In splendid STYLE prov
ing him self reliable, enduring and rapid horse
The following the details OF the trotting as it
camo OFF,
First Heat -Nightingae had the best OF the send of
Ed stills second, Deiilah third, Lady Mills fourth
Carrie y. NTH, Sias Rich sixth, Driver seventh Lady
Lowe eighth, Maggie 3. ninth. Going the
At the quarter pole led four lengths aSs seconds Silas
Rich second Carrie y. third Ed sills fourth. Lady
Lowe nth, Dcah sixth, Nightingale seventh, Driver
eighth. Maggie b. ninth Going down tho backstretch
Sas Rich closed on Lady Mills, and at the hali-miic
Lady Lowe fourth Ed sills nth Carrie n sixth (she
having broken up badlyl Maggie B. seventh, Night
ingaie eisn.n prNer nintn slas hicn trol,cd 70
homcstretrh front; hut comeg up the homcstretch
he resigned the lead again TO Lady NILS who came on
ond, sas Rich third Carrie =. fourth Lady Lowe hth
Ed sills sixth, Nightingale seventh Dryer eighth,
Maggie b. dlstanced. Time, 231is.
Second He0t-Lady Mills was favorite over the field
at rs to T. After number of false starts, in which
three-quarters of hour was wasted, the word as
gwen, with Driver leading Lady Mills second, Night
lpgalc third, Ed siis fourth. silas Rich hth Lady
lowe seventh Delah eighth. Lady Mills soon showed
in 'front.' and at the quarter POLE which passed
D. seconds, she led i've lengths, Lady Lowe second
fourth Driver NTH Carrie n sixth Slas Rich sew nth
and nelah eighth. Gong down the backstrccb Lady
ter 90 to the hali-nie pole in III. S.las Rich was
third. Nightingale fourth, DeIlah hith Carrie ~ SIXTH
Driver seventh aud Ia siIls eighth Lady Mills came
up the homes,retch, and would have distanced our
i've, when called Quito The driver OF the
pull her up not 10 alter her record She nearly
stopped, but won tho heat by lew lengths in 2.3l
lady Lowe second, Carrie n third, Deiiiah fourth
I'd Stills eighth.
Third Heat Deah had the best of the lead, Lady
Mills seconds Nightingale third, Lady Lowe fourth
sias Rich fnh, Driver sixth, Carrie n seventh Lazy
Mills soon reached the front and opened wide gap 70
=
third, Deli.ab fourth Carrie \. hf,h Nightingale
sixth, Lady Love seventh. Lady Mills led lengths
10 the hall. IN lie pole 10 and coming steadily
the heat she liked by lengths in 234 Carrie
~ second, Driver third. Silas Rich fourth, Nightingale
nfth, Dchah sixth Lady Lowe seventh, Carrie n.
nghth The followingisa
SUMMARY
HupsoS RIvKx DRIVING PARK. PoucnKFErsE-SEcoxp
DAY, June 2L-rrotine--Purse $3.50. tor horses that
have beaten 23s 1915 10 the hrsr, $ls5 TO tho
second, Si25 the third, and SI5 to the fourth horse
mile heats, best three IN i've. in harness:-
W. Bcdine's b. IN. Lady Mills. ................
w. Rasiord's b. m Carrie N.................
j. Zch's DIX. m. Deah Observation-Disclosures.
L. Dickcrmanis cb. m Lady Lowe. ............
g II. Cunninghams ch. &. Siss Rich........ -.
J. H. Goldsmith's b. q. Driver. ...............
J. j. Hornbeck's b. III. Nightingale. ...........
Langans (. g. I'd sils ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dr.
wsshburn Bros b. m IRISH Maid. ............. DIR
W. A. Romans b. r. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dr.
N. H. Whipplc's b. M. Sea Queen. ............ Or
w + Weeks CHI. G. W C. Derby. ......... DIR
B. Coles h. g. George Ray. observation-disclosures. dr.
e. r. Coles Q. r. Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dr.
William Eaking's b. e. Missouri Boy......... dr.
J. Gilett's blk. &. Jim Murray. dr.
A. Hopkins & i. W. X. Roberts............. dr.
I. Bulls ch M. Maggie observation-disclosures. dis.
Quarter Hcu Me
EsrSth heat INK