The New York herald., 1877-10-19
THE SECOND UNFINISHED.

Norwood, dam by General Knox; W. Sargehts oAy
stallion Norwood Chief by Norwood Isaiah Kynders'
chestnut stallion Sir Walter, by Aberdeen, dam by Ed
ward Everett: Richard Penistans chestnut horse
Hannibal, by woodford Mambrino-Lady Mckinney,
and W. A. SINNERS bay horse Colonel Peabody, by
Daniel Lambert-Lady Gray. by Stonewa Jackson.
Bir atter won tho IN two straight heats very
handily, Colonel Peabody winning second money,
the third and fourth being equally divided be-
tween Tommy Norwood and Norwood Chef Colonel
Peabody is very finely formed colt, with perfect
trottng action, and must make very fast colt with
age Sir Walter rs remarkably fine colt, about SIX
loen hands high, and has grand appearance when -
action. He is OF a dark chestnut color, with Two
white ankles behind This colt no doubt gets his
solor, with his Margrave blood, through his gran
aan He is m honor to his SIRE Aberdeen, whose get
seem to be all trotters. Sir Walter could have re-
duced the record considerably yesterday If 1t had been
required. He took the lead In zach heat and was
mover headed afserward, winning with "hands
down"
rho second trot for a purse OF $4,000 for The
championship of ~ and silver cup; s. 200 10 the
drs ST. 500 to the second 1000 to the third and $500
TO the fourth horse mile heats best three IN hve, IN
harness. There entries, five OF which came
10 the post These J. welsh's black stallion
Thomas Jefferson. 10y Toronto Chief-G.psey Queen,
by Wagner; A. J. .hckimmin's black stallion Black
wood, Jr. by Black wood-Bele Sheridan, by Blood's
Black Hawk; r Penistan's bay stallion MI Despe-
randum, by Bomont-Lady Mckinney; Edwin
ihorne's bay stallion Thorndae, by Aexander's Alb
dallah, dam by Nj ambrino Cnef. and Patrick Days
bay stallion Young sentinel, by Ihorn's sentinel, dam
by Seey STAR TnoGndae the rst two heats after
q good struggle with Nil Desperandum The latter won
the third heat, and the fourth and fifth we're won by
Backwood JE AT the finish OF the nth heat the race
was postponed until today when Blackwood, Jr, Nil
DespeYandum and ahorncdale will be the only horses
IN the race. Tho following are the details OF the
sport
First Heak-Sir Walter was the favorte over the
field at SIS to $40. He took the lead, Tommy Nor
wood second. Norwood Chief third, Colonel Peabody
fourth, Hannibal nth. Tommy Norwood soon broke
mp Walter tro tied steadily 10 the quarter pole,
leading by Two lengths, Norwood Chief second, halt
length front Colonel Peabody, Hannibal fourth,
Tommy Norwood duh Time, 3S seconds. Sir Walter
trotted away from the othors the lower turn, and
live lengths IN lront at the hafmile polo IN Ia.
Norwood Chief was second, Colonel Peabody third,
Hannibal fourth, Tommy Norwood nth. sir Walter
kept gap open to the end winning Ut easy jog
Time, 2:3s1s. Colonel Peabody and Norwood Chef
wcre close together Tor second and third places,
Tommy Norwood fou rth, Hannibal filth.
Second Hedl-IoinIny Norwood had the best OF the
cnief fourth. Hannibal iiish SIR Waiter went steadily
down The quarter pole and passed hat point tour
lengths in ADVANCE OF Peabody, Tommy Norwood
third, Norwood Cnief fourth, Hannibal fifth. Time,
Blk seconds Gong 10 the hamile pole Peabody
and Iommy Norwood broke up and Norwood Chief
took second place. AT the hamile pole, VIII ch
passed LIS by Sir alter, ne led tour lengths Nor
wood Chief three Lengths ahead OF Peabody, Tommy
Norwood fourth, hs.nnibal nith- Sir Walter opened
the gap on tho hill OF The backstretchs and was SIX
lengtns ahead at the three-quarter pole. He came
along very easily and logged home winner by iour
lengths, In 234s4. PEABODY was second. Tommy Nor
wood third, Norwood Cnief fourth, Hannibal Ith.
The following Is
FLEETWOOD PARK--4Fissr kAcuLAE ANNUAL BREED.
ERs' MkgI NG--TmRp DAY, THURSDAY, Ger IS-FIRsr
TRor. Purse sl,oOo. Tor ioas oil 1875 $500 to tho
hrs $3.50 to the md, Sl25 the third and 500
the fourtn horse; m " heats, In harness.
katries
Isaiah Rynders ch- c. SIR Walter, by Aberdeen,
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w. A. skinner's b. IA Coonei Peabody, by Daniel
Lamoert-Lady Gray, by stonewali jackson. :. q 2
}. ID. Willis b. & Tommy Norwood, by Norwood,
dam by General Knox. ............. .....
w. sargent's b. I. Norwood Chie, by Norwood
r. Penistan's ch. g. Hannibal. by " oodlord Nam
UslnGns W Srs~o;ds o. m. Ia Rose oy alaekwooi
X steei's g T. Blanche Medium, by Happy
W. Z. Frencn's b. 9. stephen l., by Daniel Lam
perts -............. DIR.
Quarter Hcn Mile.
First heat. ...-......... 3S 1:l5 233L
Second heat. .-......... 3TL 1l5 2:34E
THE SECOND rRor.
First HeaL-Thorndaie was tho favorite at 10 to
against him, 8 to against cing Sentinel, 4 10 l
against Backwood, JE, $40 l against Thomas Jener-
son, TO l against MI Desperandum. ThorndaIe was
tnird Nil Dcspsrandum fourth, Sentinel nilh. Thorn
dale got clear OF the others and led quar-
tor pole three lengths IN 30 seconds; Tom Jefferson
second, two lengths anead OF Black wood Jr Nil Des-
perandum fourth Young Sentinel nth, the latter
having made very Dad break Thorndale was four
lengths in front at the half-m pole, in 1:12; Tom
Jefferson second, ono length in front OF MI
Desperandum; Blackwood, Jr, fourth, Sentinel fifth.
Nil Desperandum took second place the hill
OF the backstretch and shut up good deal of day
light, TEorndaic being only two lengths in front at
that point Tom Jefferson third, BIackwood, Jr
fourth, Young sentinel afth. A beautiful struggle
.ensued between MI Despcrandum ana Ihorndae as
soon as the horses entered the homestretch, which
continued until forty yards from the stand, wnen
Nil Desperandum broke up and Thorndac the
heat by Two lengths. Nj Despcrandum eight lengths
IN front oil Tom Jefferson third, Blackw0od, Jr.,
fourth, Young sentinel hfth Time OF the heat,
2:26A.
Second Heat.-Thorndale was nrst away, Tom Jcnor-
son second MI Desperandum third, Blackwood, Jr.,
fourth, Young sentinel nth Thorndale led Two
lengths to the quarter pole in tnirysx seconds. MI
Desperandum second, Tom Jefferson tnrd Blackwood,
JL, fourth, Young Sentinel hlth MI Desperandum
broke up on the lower turn very badly and Tom JET
Ierson took second place. Thorudale led two lengths
and half at tho hamile pole In liz, Tom Jefferson
second, Biackwood, Jr., third, MI Despcrandum
lourth. Young sentinel uth MI Despcrandum .rot-
ted gancy up tho hill OF the backstrctch closing on
the Others every stride Al the three quarter pole
Thorndale led two lengths, Tom Jefferson second,
Desperandum look second place entering the home
strelch and made gallant effort TO overlakc Thorn
dale. The latter won the heat by length In 2:27&,
Nil Desperandum length In front Tom Jefferson
lakewood, Jr, ioufth Young Sentinel nth.
Third HeaL-After scoring sixteen times Young
Bcntinel was Withdrawn and the borscs got away on
very equal terms, Tom Jefferson leading Tborndalo
second, MI Dcsperandum third, Backwood, Jr,
fourth. Black wood Jr was first at the quarter pole
time, 50 seconds-lhorndaIe second, Tom Jefferson
third, each Tapped on the other, Thorndalo having
broken up several times on the way, but merely max
Ing q skip or two and then gong a trot again.
Black wood, Jr., and Thorndalo trotted side and sde
around tho lower turn, Thorndale leading neck at
The halt-mic polc--time, l:llBackwood Jr, second,
two lengths in front OF Nil Desperanduln Tom Jencr-
BON fourth Going vp the hill Of the backstrotch
Lakewood, Jr., broke up, Thorndaie having made
euccesson OF breaks on tho way. Then MI Dcsper-
andum went 10 the front aad led two lengths at The
fbreequarter pole, Tom Jefferson second malta length
ahead OF Tnorndaic the latter one length in advance
Of Black wood, Jr MI DcsperaDdum came along
steadily and won heat by two lengths Tom Jeer-
son second, head IN advance OF Biackwood JE, who
was four lengths In front OF Thorndae. Time Of the
heat 22S.
F0nrM Heat Tom Jefferson had the best OF the
start Black wood, Jr., second, MI Desperandum third
IhorndaIe close up Blackwood and Nil Despcranuum
broke on the turn. Blackwood Jr, however, was a
neck In front tho quarter poie Ihorndale second
two lengths 10 advance OF Tom Jefferson, MI Desper-
adm fourth. Time, 3J seconds Blackwood Jr.
broke up again. and Thorndale opened gap Of i've