The New York herald., 1876-09-22
7ROI7ING AT FLEETWOOD.
Third Day Of the September
Meeting.
Charming Weather, Good Track
and Large Attendance.
TWO CAPITAL CONTESTS.
TWO CAPITAL CONTESTS.
Annie Collins the Winner Of the 9:22 TrOt--
The Second One Unfinished.

Yesterday was . charming day for driving through
the Park and along the avenues TO fleetwood Park,
aud largo numbers avacd themselves OF she pleasure,
notwithstanding the probabilities OF rain,
nounced in the weather reports OF the morning jour-
nala The track in good order, and capital time
was anticipated by the spectators Two trots
the card-the 1rst by horses that had never beaten
40 and tho other by horses that had nevor trottea
faster than 2:22
John Turner's bay stallion Nil Desperandum, J. P.
Giberts bay stallion King Philip Mat Tanners chest
nut geding Moscow, W. GaIiigsn's bay geding Tommy
Moore, p. McCanns black geding Pat McCann, ~ II.
Whipple's brown stallion Acmuus Daniel Delays bay
geding General Hayes. L. J. Martins black gelding
Sussex, James Connolly's bay Minorva, and
Daniel G. Csmeron's sorrel gelding W. II. Derby. OF
the above number nine came to the post, Minerva
being Withdrawn. Pat McCann great favorite
the others. He won the first and second heats,
but then he began to quit and the third heat
by Moscow and the fourth and nth by Mi Desperan-
DUN; after which, on account OF darkness, the race
postponed until this afternoon at two O'Clock.
In tho second trot there were seven entries These
were J. NJ. Pettit's roam geding Slow Co. c. Reeds
black Blanche Isaac Bankers bay mare Lady
Banker, W. II. Crawford's bay marc Annie Collins
d. Muckle's bay mare Bella, NoIthrup Il Martins
bay gediug Mystic and Penistan's chestnut geding
Richard. OF the above two wore Withdrawn. These
were Bella and Richard Slow Go was the fayorite
by Annie Collins in very ordinary time for horses
OF their class.
THE FIRST rnor.
First Heak-Pat McCann the favorite over the
field at 2 to Pat was away first Derry second, Nos
third, Acmulus fourth, General Hayes fifth, Nil
Desperandum sixth, King Philip seventh. Tommy
time, 354--McCann led length, Moscow second,
Aemuus third, General Hayes fourth. Nil Desporan-
nth, tho others trailing several lengths be-
hind Al the hali.mie pole which passed in :1Ot.
Pat NcCann was length and halt in front Of Mos
cow tho latter lengths ahead Of Aemuus Nil Des
perandum fourth KING Philip nrh Tommy Moore
sixth, General Hayes seventh, Sussex eighth, Derby
ninth. Going up the h near the shreequarter polo
the heat by two lengths, Moscow Recond five
lengths In front OF Aenulus, the latter neck in ad-
sixth, General Hayes seventh, Tommy Moore eighth,
Sussex ninth. Time, 2:2SA.
against the field. McCann the first away, Moscow
second Derby third, Aemuus fourth, MI Despcrandum
NTH, sussex sixth, General Hayes seventh Tommy
Moore eighth, King Phillip ninth. Al the quarter pole,
which was passed III SO seconds, Moscow led by one
length run AcCann second, Aemuius third. Derby
fourth, Nil Desperandum fifth General Hayes sixth,
Sussex seventh, King Philip eighth, Tommy Moore
NINTH McCann led three lengths ut the half mile pole in
1121. Moscow second lengths front of Aenulus
MI Desperandum fourth, General Hayes nitn the
others trailing a few lengths apart McCann came
on steadily aud the heat by three lengths Moscow
second one length ahena or Aemulus Nil Desperan-
dunn fourth, King Philip ntth Derby sixth, Sussex
seventh, Tommy Moore eighth, General Hayes ninth.
Third Heat-Moscow was first away Aemuus soc-
ond, King Philip third, Pat McCann fourth, General
Tommy Moore eighth, Sussex ninth. Moscow led two
lengths to the quarter pole IN so seconds Pat McCann
second, General Hayes third Mi Desperandum fourth,
the others in bnpch, somc Of them on a run Pat
McCann broke up on The lower turn. and Moscow led
I'VE lengths to the halrmo pole in i:i2H Pat Mocann
Nil Despcrandum nth, Derby sixth, AemuIus seventh,
Sussex eighth King Philip ninth. Pat McCann tro.-
ted fast up the hill OF the backstctch but tired whc
Moscow, going steadily, the heat by three
lengths, Nil Dcsperandum second, neck in advance
Aemulus sixth, Tommy Moore seventh. King phii,p
eighth, Sussex ninth. Time, 2:3l
Fourth Heat-Pat McCann was the favoritc against
the field money. Moscow first away,
Derby second, MI Desperandum third, General Hayes
fourth, Pat McCann ntth Aemulus sixth, Sussex
the quarter polo Moscow led length, Pat McLann
second and break, Sussex third, also break,
Derby fourth, Aemuus fith the others in bunch.
When the halfm pole was reached, In :l3 Moscow
was three lengths in front OF Pat McCann, Derby
third, MI Desperandum fourth, Aemulus fifth, the
ahead at the three-quarter pole, MI Desperandum
second and after very close contest between these
Two MI Dcsperandum won by head, Moscow second
lengths front Of Aemuus Derby fourth, Sussex
fith, Tommy Moore sixth, General Hayes seventh,
King Philip eighth, Pat McCsnn ninth Time OF the
Fyjth Heat The field sold for s2i Pat McCAnn, 500
Moscow was nrst away after dozen attempts the OBJ
postponement, so that Pat McCanu would and
be ablc to win in the morning. he being unable TO do
the start Aemuus second, W. H. Derby third. Sussex
fourth, Put McCann fifth, KING Philip sixth, MI
DesRerandum seventh, General HAYES and Tommy
Moore having been withdrawn. When the horses
reached the quarter pole MI Dcsperandum In
'front.' IN 3SH seconds Derby second, Moscow third,
Acmulus fourth, Sussex nth, Pat McCanr sixth,
King Philip seventh. At the hal.-mile polo
MI Desperandum led by neck. Derby second, Pat
Mccain third, Aemulus fourth. Sussex nnh, King
Philip sixth. MOSCOW seventh. Time 1:llH. Cong up
the hill of the backstrotcb Nil DesporanduIA opened
gap Of two ongths Acmuus second this for the
lrst time in the race showing any great degree OF
speed; Pat McCann third, Derby fourth Sussex ffth
King Philip sixth, Moscow seventh. Nil Dcsperandum
came home winner Of the heat by half length,
Whpple having as much as ho could do to keep Aenu-
lus from winning The latter four lengths In front
OF Derby, Sussex fourth Pat McCann fifth, Moscow
sixth King Philip seventh. Time OF the heat 80 IL
being then nearly dark the judges postponed
until to day ut two O'Clock. Tho following isa
SUMMARY
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept II. 21.--TRorTiSG-Purse 5000,
for horses that have never beaten 240; $500 the
FIRST $3.50 to the second 800 to the third and SEQ to
fourth horso milo heats, best three In vo In harness.
J. F. Turner's b. &. MI Desperandum....
r. McCann's blk &. Pat McCann....
Matt Tanners ch 8. Aoscow. 2 8
~ H. Whipple's br. q. Aemuus. ...... 3 8
ID. g. Camcron's s. &. W. n. Dcrby...... 8
I. I Martina blk. a. Sussex. A