The New York herald., 1877-09-13

Sentinel won the nrst heat, Bryant second Planter
third, Gray Chic fourth Young Sentinel also the
secona Neat, out tho third and fourth were won by
Planter when the mad TO be postponed until to-day
on account OF darkness
The following are the details of tile trOting as IL
came on:-
THE FIRST rnor
Fsra HcdI Iron King vas first away, Romulus
4. T. Stewart sixth, mary Miller seventh. Iron King
Kept the load around the upper turn and irst
the quarter pole by three lengths, Sam Second, Romu
lus third, Nincwood fourth, Tom Bird fifth. A. T..
Stewart sixth, Mary Miller seventh. Tine, 39l
onds. Iron KING opened the gap 'down the back
stretch anu was four lengths the lead at the hall
mile polo IN l:lTh, Sam second, one length in front
OF Ronalus. vinewood fourth, A. 7. Stewart nth,
the lower turn komuus passed Sam and challenged
Iron King. very fine race cnsucd to the END,
.omuus winning the heat by length, Iron Klng sec
ond, one length In front OF vincwood, Sam fourth
Mary Miller fith A. 7. Stewart sixth, Tom B:d
seventh. Time, 2:37A.
Second Heat Iron King had tho best OF the send
oil, Romulus second A. T. Stewart third, Tom Bird
fourth. VInewood hfth sam sixth, Mary Miller seventh
Romulus soon irotcd to the front and at the
pole was leading threo enghs Iron King second, Vino
wood tnird, Sam fourth A. I. Stewart nth, Mary Nil
ler sixth, Tom Bird seventh. Time, 40 seconds. Romu
lus broke up twice on the backsretch, but he WAS.
Notwithstanding these mishaps four lengths in front
at the haimc pole IN 7:7et, Iron King second Mary
Miller third Vinewood fourth, Sam nth, a. T. Stewart
sixth, Tom Bird seventh. Romu!us made a succession
OF breaks on The lower turn, and Vnewood closed up
the dayIi AS lie came into the homesreich, but
when Romulus got into straight work In the centre OF
the homestretch he came away and wen th. heat by
three longths Mary Miller second, Vincland third
Iron King fourth, A. T. stewart NTH Sam sixth, Tom
Bird seventh. Time Of the heat, 2:3614.
Third XedL--lron King was first away, sam second,
Mary Miller third, Romuus fourth, Vinewood nth,
Tom Bird sixth, A. !. stewart seventh. There were
number OF onangcs on the turn caused by tao horses
breaking up but when they reached the quarter pole
"~ kS was o n' tom
sixth, Tom Bird seventh. Time, 40 seconds. Iron
King showed the way down the backstre,ch. and a.
the hsll.miic pole was Two lengths ahead, notwth
standing the running INDUCED IN by Romuius, ho be-
Ing up nearly all tho way, nut keeping second and in
tericfing with sam much that the la,ter
broke up in consequences, Vinewood fourth,
A. I. stewart hf;h Mary Miller sixth, Tom
Bird seventh Romulus showed in front at the
three-quartcr pole, Vlnewood second, Mary Miller
third, a. T. Stewart fourth sam ntih Iron Kns sixth,
Tom Bird seventh. Coming up the homcstretch a. I.
Stewart trotted iney. ana whic honuius 'ook mop,
skip and jump he was steadily closing. AS Romuius
passed undcr the wire, T. stewart was NJ his TANKS,
Vincwood third, Mary Miller fourth, Tom Bird nth,
Sam sixth and Iron King seventh. Tho judges gave
the heat 10 A. T. Stewart placing Mary Miller second,
vincwood third, Sam fourth, Tom Bird Gfih, Iron
King sixth, and dlstanced Romuus Tor running.
Time oi the heat, 2:3S
Fourth HeoL oL-Mary Miller being Withdrawn and
Romulus distanced, but iyc camo To the post. Iron
King had the best OF the start, rom Bird second, A. L.
Stewart third sam fourth, VIncw0od filth. Iron King
was hrst AZ the quarter poic by length and halt,
Sam second, "A head IN front OF A. ]. Stewart, Tom
Bra fourth, vlnewood nth. Time, 42it SECONDS a.
r. stewart then took the load and was never alter
ward hosdcd III tho heat He was a length and half
ahead OF sam aL tho hafniic pole IN ~, Iron King
tn,rd Tom Bird fourth, Vnewood nith A T. Stewart
then opened wide gap on the others and coming
steadily won the heat by eight lengths in 2I2 Vie
wood second, two lengths ahead Of Tom BIRD, Iron
King fourth, Sam nth, the worst 'paycd our horse
ever seen
EJf1A Ueot 1T was now nearly dark and keen eyes
nad 10 be used the movements oi Tho horses
during the heat. Tom Bird WIS nrst away, Iron King
second, NInewoud third, A. L. stewart fourth, sam
NTH, The latter very tired horse. AT the quarter
pole wh ch pass ~ seconds, Tom Bird lod
Two lengths, A. L. stewart second Two lengths
ahead Of Iron King Vincwood OurtD, sam nth. Gong
aiong the backstrctch A. I. Stewart went to the
lront aud led icngth at the hall mile pole in
"a Tom Bird second Iron King thrd Ninewood
fourth sam bringing up the rear A. !. Stewart
bclau to snow fatigue on tho backstrotch and he
broke up, also ala Vnciand, bnt they managed to
come iuto the ch nrst and second, rom Bird
third iron kiug fourth, Sam Hth. NinoSood lrottcd
well up he honcstrctch, while a. L. stewart broke
up ana, coming on steady stride under the witc,
won tho heat by hall length, Tom Bird second A. T..
stewart tnlri, Iron King fourth. sam nth Time OF
the heat, 2:iJl
The race was then postponed until this afternoon at
O'clock
The following iga
MONMOUTH PARK TRorrlsG MEErIyo--Fmsr DAY
WEDNESDAY sept l2--Pursc $500, lor horses tina,
have beaten 240: $500 to tho first, $3.50 tho
the second, 500 TO the third and $50 to the fourth
horse; mile heats, bcst three III Ave, in harness.
starters.
John Murphysb g. a. +. Stcwart...... ) |