The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30


Tor purse OF ST. oC0, for horses that have
beaten 224; $500 TO the rst $3.50 the second $3.50
three IN 1--we, in harness. Thsrc were seven starters
for this cvent, SIX OF them coming the These
were D. g. cameron's gray reidng Tanner Boy, John
Murphy's bay geding White STOCKINGS, a. W. Rich
mond's bay gelding orient, NJ Goodwin's gray marc
Ireno A. b De Harris sorrel mare Little Mary and
Charles 5. Green's bay geldng Ereeze The
by Tanner Boy 10 three straight heats, tho little
gray OF Edward Everett breaking his previous
record and scoring a heat in 2:22b Mr. Wascc's
White Stockings troed very well for the nrst time
Fleetwood ana exhibited great deal OF speed He
will show 10 better advantage tho progresses
The following are the details OF the rucc:-
First Heat -Tnero was much time wasted before
the judges could get the horses together Tor start
Mncn tho word was given Little Mary had her head
in front, Farmer Boy second, Wine Stockings third,
Orient fourth, Breeze nth, Ircnc behind ana on a
break Mary, White Stockings and Orient broke on
The way to the quarter pole, and when they passed
that point Tanner Boy was leading tnom length in
u seconds Orient second, White Stockings third,
Breeze fourth, Little Mary nth. far behind.
Tanner Boy showed tho way around the lower turn,
ana VI the halt mile pole he led length In LOO,
ORIENT second White Stockings third, the others iol-
lowing several lengths behind. At the threc-quarcr
pole all the horses were out OF the for the heat
except Tanner Boy and White Stockings, the former
leading two lengths. very exciting struggle from
there 10 the stand terminated in Tanner Boy winning
the heat by length, White stockings second Breeze
third, Orient fourth Little Mary NTH, Irene distanced
Time 2:.2Ia.
Second Hea. Tanner Boy had tho best OF the send
of, White Stockings second, Breeze third, Orient
fourth, Little Mary nth. Tanner Boy showed the
way 10 tho quarter pole, passing that point two
lengths ahead OF Whue Stockings In "a seconds Breeze
thlrd, Orient fourth, Little Mary NTH. Gong along
the lower turn Tanner Boy kept In front ana was
length and hall ahead Of White Stockings Ut the half
mile poe in :U9 Breeze third, Orient fourth, Lttlo
Mary NTH. Going up tho hill OF the backstro,ch
White Stockings broke up and made several buck
jumps before Murphy got her steadied AT the three
quarter polo Tanner Boy led four lengths, the others
as before given. Tanner Boy kept steadily ~ work
and logged In two lengths In front OF White Stockings
tho latter four lengths ahead OF Breeze who was SIX
lengths in advance OF Little Mary, ORIENT lith Time,
2:231a
Third Hedt-Little Mary was nrst away, Tanner Boy
second, Orient third White stockings fourth, Breeze
fifth. The quarter pole Tanner boy led two lengths,
White Stockings second four lengths ali cad Of Breeze,
the lengths III front OF Little Mary, ORIENT
bringing up the rear. Time, "a "a seconds. Tanner
Boy showed tho way around the lower turn, and was
two lengths In advance OF White Stockings at the half
mile pole In 100, Breeze third, Little Mary fourth
Orient NTH the three last named four lengths
apart On hill oil the backstretch Whe Stockings
made series OF breaks, and fell back halt dozen
lengths Tanner Boy then had the race to himself,
and coming away logged IN winner by three lengths,
White ockings second, three lengths In advance OF
Breeze, who was four lengths ahead Of Little Mary,
the latter ave lengths ia front OF orient Time oil
heat 2: 24A. White Stockings won the second purse,
Breeze the third prize, and Little Mary the fourth.
the following lisa
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-purse $1,000, for horses that have
never beaten "a $500 TO the frs, $3.50 to the
ond $3.50 to the third aud 500 10 the fourth mile
heats, best three In hve in harness.