The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-27
FLEETWOOD PARK.

SECOND DAY OF THE SEPTEMBER rRorTIsa
MEgTINo--rwo CAPITAL TgoTs-srEvE MAX
WELL AND cALMER THE WINNERS.
Yesterday was the second day OF the September rot
ting meeting ut Fleetwood Park, and, notwithstanding
inst the weather charming and fields
large tor each purse offered TO be trotted Tor attend
not great The track in the finest possl-
bio condition, and the time made ityesterday shows
tina, II Is about fast that considered
short ONES W
The first uot for purse Of $780, for horses that
had never beaten 1892; $500 to the arst $500 TO the
second, sl2o the third and $50 the fourth horse
mile heats best three in i've. IN harness There were
eight entries, six OF which came the post Those
were John Murphy's gray geldinR Steve Maxwell d. G.
Camerons sorrel gelding W. c. Derby, Matt Tanners
dun geding Tom, +. Browns bay mare Mary Lamb,
II. J. Gavin's chestnut Lady Lowe and G.
Walkers brown marc Lady Annie. Lady Lowe won
the first and second heats and she then looked
could win the race but the third heat Steve Max
well went 10 the 'front.' and he followed this up
by winning the fourth and nth heats and tho race.
The second trot was for purse OF 81 000 for
that had beaten 1885, $500 to nrst $3.50 to
the second $3.50 to the third and 500 the fourth
horse; mile heats, best three IN Eve, In harness.
There six for tins event. comprising John
Murphy's bay celd'ng Barney Kelly, J. d. McManus'
brown marc Rosewood, Il. II. Doty's gray geldng
Gray Eddy, j. Splan's bay gclding Calmer, Z. Bow
ems gray gelding hazor and D. Mace's white gelding
Royal George Barney Kelly line form. and he
won the first and second heats In such style that It
seemed almost certainty that he would win the race
but In the third heat he cast shoe ana this accident
seemed completely demoraize him. he acted worry
wildly aerward and lost the thereby. He showed
more speed than before and but for the accident
& zen DO
hevcd that he would have the Calner
The third neat und then Rosewood, driven by the old
veicran,J .. McMann, captured the fourth. Camer
won the fifth anu sixth heats and the race. Barney
Kelly winning INC second money Rosewood tho thlrd
prize anu Ha2or the fourth
The following are tho details Of the days SPORT
THE FIRST rRor.
FIRST heat -steve Maxacli mad the best OF the
send OF, Lady Lowe second W. e. Der by third, Mary
Lamb iouith, Lady Annie attn. Tom sixth Lady
Lowe aeon went 10 thu 'front.' and showed tho why To
berry third, Tom fourth, Stove Maxwell NTH, Lady
Ammo sixth. Lady Lowe kept IN trout around tho
ha-inlle pole In llo, Mary Lamb third, Steve Max
well fourth, Derby hitn. Lady Annie sixth. Coming
up the hnl OF the oacksretch Tom broke up ana fell
back Lady Lowe kept steady and Staying IN front
TO the end, won very Interesting heat by neck,
Derby second, neck in front OF MAXWELL Mary Lamp
ssss0a ''0s'n Lazy Anne h''h' Tom sixth Time
second Heat--Lady Lowe had the best of very good
fourth, lom nitn. Steve Maxwell sixth. Lady Lowe
was urst III the quarter pole ia SO seconds Tom third
steve Maxwell fourth Lady Annie nth Nary Lamb |
sixth Gons around the lower turn Tom went |
to the front aud was IN the lead Al the half
m,ie pole III LII Derby second a length ia advance
oil Lazy Lowe The latter six ieng, hs clear of LADY
Anne Mary Lamb NTH Steve Maxwell sIxlh he hav-
in brok up very uadiy on tho way Derby trotted
w 10 Tom on the and Inc two passed tho
threeouarler polo with their heads together three
lengths IN ront vi Lazy Lowe, Lazy Annie fourtp
Mary Lamb Gfth, Steve Maxwell sixth: but icaviny
there Lady Lowe trotted rapidly overlook the othsrs
and won be neat in 2:29A4. Derby was second, Tom
third, Lady Annie fourth, Mary Lamb 9th, Steve |
Maxwell siA til.
Third Heat Lady Lowe was FIRST away, Derby |
Sc d. Tom third Lady Annie fourth Steve Mn we'll
NTH Mary Lamp ixth, on a break Lady Lowe was |
FIRST at the quarter pole by 4 length IN SO Sec
onds Tom second Derby third steve Maxwell fourth
Mary Lamb nth, Lady Anuie sixth. Lady Lowe |
showed tho way TO the half mile polo by length ana
nalt Derby second, steve Maxwell third, rom fourth
Mary Lamb nth, Lady ANNE sixth. Time, l III u.
Coming up the back oh Lady Lowe broke u aud
Derby took tho lead, followed by Steve Maxwell who
maze u gallant game attack Derby, and after
struggle which lasted to the Instance stand Steve
Maxwell passed Derby ana came home winner the
heat by Two lengths, Derby second Tour lengths N
front OF Lady Love, Lady Annie fourth, Nary Lamb
hNh, Tom SIKH. llmc 2:Z9
Fourth Hcaf.--rom was Withdrawn. Lady Love had
sno oe5t " sno 'tevo VIII neCouo, Lazy An
ME thiru, mary LAmo tourtn DeIpy hIth Lady Lowe
Was uios ~ wv Yue'ses po'e ~ ooN secohos, TWO
eng =" '.o"s VI 1870 De'oy 'hiIu, Lazy
annie iouIt", mary iA.Ho uitu. Lazy Lowe showed
tns Mi NJ tho hack strstcb shs hror. ~ a,nS
Maxwell went to the front. aud. Keouny tbsrs n he
I.dv Ann,ct b,rd Is,,v Lowe ourth .rv G,nr ~ ~
,sgL ~ ~ nj, .,, 80.