The New York herald., 1876-09-21
7RoIIING At FLEETWOOD.
Second Day Of the September
Meeting.
THREE INTERESTING IRO7llNG RACES
Harry Gilbert the Winner Of the Postponed
Race, W. II. Beede the 2:3S Purse and
Tanner Boy the 2:27 Premium.

The attendance at Fleetwood Park larger yes
tcrday than tho previous day. the unfinished tro Of
Tuesday having created great deal Of interest," which.
together with the regular tro;s Of the day,
ranted u much larger array OF spectators than
there tho grounds. Those who were there
we're much pleased with the trong that took place.
In tho unfinished trot John Murphy brought Harry
Gilbert 10 the front and showed him up TO the public
Ia good style by lowering his several seconds.
He won the sixth heat-whch the first yesterday,
five having been tro,tcd rucsdayn 22s%, going to
the half mile in ILL., and tho seventh and deciding
hca. 2:32 lin tho easiest possible manner Gilbert
was the iavoritc the field before the start.
Tho first trot yesterdays programme for
horses that had never beaten $685. for this
nine camp to tho post These wero j. Conklin's
brown geldng George Henry, Mat Tanners chestnut
gcldng Moscow, J. II. Martins chestnut gclding
Chsrcmngnc, NJ. II. whipple's black gelding New
Brook s. Doremus black Lady Emma j. O.
Smiths bay stallion W. II. Becde John Rogers
bay marc Carrie Myers, Alden Goldsmth's brown
Ecldng Oscar S. ). Martins black gedlug Sussex and
Charles Brewsler's black gelding Billy Irwin. Jersey
John, Mary Lamb and Billy Arwin wero Withdrawn.
Moscow was the favorte the Geld from tho start
In the bst'ng and he continued to be until after tho
fourth heat, which by W. II. Bcede the
latter having scored tho first heat and being q we'll
bred horse having been sired by Edward Everett tho
suppositon was then that he could stay the ont.
Moscow's driver for four heats greatly
Weighted which tended the defeat the horse and
It not until he beaten the fourth heat that his
owner realized fact that the extra weight had beat
him.
The second trot for horses that had beaten
227, Tor which there were nine entries eight Of which
to the post These Daniel q. Camerons
gray gcldng Tanner Boy, Alden Goldsmth's brown
Rate rta,
bally A. b. Cross spotted geldng Prince n. II. Whip
pe's bay Lady White, r. Pcnistan's bay geldng
Billy Lamberson, +. c. Whites bay gelding Ed White
and John Murphy's chestnut gelding Dan Bryant The
ninth horse was gray gelding Gray Eddy, and he was
withdrawn Batcman the first heat and Tanner
Boy the three subsequent in tho easiest possible
manner.
The following tho details OF the trotting Is it
progressed during the afiernoon:-
POSTPONED TRoT.
SirM Heat Carrie n was the favorlte against tho
ncld. Harry Gilbert took the lead, Phil Dougheriy
second, Carrie N. third, Fred Tyler fourth, Dick
Crockcr nth, Fanny Raymond SIXTH Phantom seventh
At the quarter pole, which passed in s6 seconds
Gilbert led three lengths, Carrie second, length
IN front OF Fred Tyler, tue latter length ahead Of
Phil Doughcr,y, Fanny Raymond fifth, Crocker sixth,
Phantom seventh. Gilbert was six lengths ahcad
Al the halt.moe pole in LII. Carrie n. second,
as on saay ne and I
jog IN 2;2ss4, peng stopped toa walk on the score.
Carrie \. second, Fred Tyler third Dick Crocker
fourth, Fanny Raymond ltb, Phil Doughcrty sixth,
Phantom dstanccd The latter and Fred Tyler colded
after the start and Phantom would not trot
steadily afterwards
.SepenM Heat t-One hundred to ten Gilbert. He
took the lead, headed, and won as nc liked
Carrie N. made bad break the first turn and tell
behind all the others She, however, troted very fast
alter she recovered and camo home second. Gilbert
roted TO the quarter pole IN 37 seconds, to the half
milo pole in I Ia, and came homo on slow jog in
2:32A. The following is a iull
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. 10 aud 20-Purse $780, for
horses that havc beaten 2:34; $40 Arst
$3.50 TO the second 500 10 the third and $50 to tho
fourth horso mile heats, best three IN five, in harness.