The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-28
FLEETWOOD PARK.
Second Day OF the Second
Spring Meeting.
George and Royal George the
Winners.


noon. Two srotting contests were on the card, and
ten heats closely contested before the races were
decided The first race was between horses that mad
beaten :35 and the second for horses OF 2:25
class In The Grst trot there we're SIX starters, CON-
prsing 5. II. Jackson's bay stallion George, Israel
Denion's brown stallion Champion Jr., W. II. Dobles
gray Morning. I. B. Fiagler's chestnut gelding
DON, Henry Betzingers bay geldng Harry B., and II.
G. woodnut's bay goding Herbert George the
ot in three straight heats. These horses OF the
2:y5 class.
The second trot for horses that had beaten
2:2S. which had four starters. comprising Dan Maces
gray gelding Royal George, J. o. Smiths bay stallion
Young Sentinel. John Murphy's sorre geldng Richard
ana N. Good,n's gray gelong Gray Chief Seven
closely contested heats were trotted, three Of the
horses winning two each. when Royal George out
lasted others and the deciding heat The race
WAS a very Interesting one throughout.
The following are The detaiIs:-
Piksr TkoT.
First Hedt-After much time had been wasted in
scoring me wGIa WAS giSen 20 n Struggling sar.
fourth, Morning aith, Champion, Jr., sixth. Herbert
was first A. the quarter pole IN S7is seconds Don
second George third Champion, Jr., fourth, Morning
attn, Harry b. sixth. Herbert broke up the ow
turn, and never atterward attempted 10 lrot Don
went with the lead and was four lengths front
Al the nali-ne pole IN ll5, George second, Morning
third. Champion, Jr fourth Tue oher two lar beninu
Going ~ the hill oil the backsiretch George trolted
gamely, add soon passed Don, aud going on steadily
won lie heat by three Don second one length
ahead OF Morning. Champion Jr iour.h, Harry nth,
HorUert distanccd. Time, 2:S3h.
Second Heak-George was away FIRST. Harry b,
second. Morning third, Don iourtu, Harry b. NTH.
Don trotted 10 The front the way the quarter
pole and passed That poinl half length ahead OF
George the Iatter having made SKIP twn the
far behind on Z break. Time, IS seconds George
broke on the lower turn, and ran li,tie more than
In 10. Don Was showing me s way CDampop .. Jr
second, Morning third, George fourth, Harry T. out
OF the race. A tine race from there nome ensued, and
NJ the right time, on tho homcstrctch George assumed
tho lead and won by hall length Champion, Jr..
second Mornng good thru, Don fourth and Harry B.
dstanccd. Time ofthe heat, 1882
Third Heat-George was away first, Morning sec.
ond, Don third, Champion, Jr, iourtn. Gong TO the
quartz pole George broke up and Champion Jr, led
TO that point, when he, 400 broke up Morn
ing passed there frst IN SO seconds Morning rst
AZ the hafm pole In 1:leh; but gong up the nil
George went to the front ana COM ng steadily won
the heat and race by halt length. Champion, IT.,
second, 9 length IN front Of Morning, Don fourth.
Time OF the heat, 2:324.
The following isa
FLEETWOOD PARK-SEcosD SPRING MRETrSG-SEc-
osD DAY. June 27Purse 81 900, Tor horses that have
never beaten 1885; 5000 70 the nrs $3.50 to tho
one $50 TO the tnrd, 500 TO the fourth horse mile
heats, best three III i've, IN harness.
Starters
8. h. Jackson's b. s. George.
Israel Denton's br s. Champion, Jr.... 60 2 2
y b. Fiagier's d y Don.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
w. h. Doblc 9 g. m. Morning. 3
n. G. Woodnuts b g. Herber.. dis.
Quarter. Half Mile
First neat ............... 37l4 1:l5 2:33x
Second heat. ............ 81 LILO 1882
Ihlrd neat .............. IS l:l6X 2:32L
rRoT.
First Hedk-Richard had the best OF the send.of
Royal George second Young Sentinel tr,rd GRAY
Chief several lengths behind. Gong TO tue quarter
poie Richard broke up, but managed to lead 10 that
point ieugth la front OF Royal George, So SEQ
onds. Young Scn.inei was eight lengths further
away Gray Chef distance behind. Richard broke IN
n a
ali-mie pole half length ahca, OF HIM, IN l2A.
Young sentinel six lengths behind Coming ~ he
hill Oi the backsre,ch Royal George showed the way,
and coming on samely won the heat by three lengths
Richard second. ten lengths front oil Young Sentinel
22i15.
) Second Aeat.-YOuug Sentinel was away first, Royal
George second, Richard third, Gray Chief Iourtn
All except Young sentinel broke up on the turn aud
when the horses reached the quarter pole-tme, ~
second, two lengths ahead oil Royal George the later
eight lengths IN advance OF Gray Chief Al halt.
mile pole Young Sentinel was leading length,
Richard second, tour lengths ahead OF Royal George
Gray Chief eight lengths away. lime, l:l24 Richard
outtooted sentinel up The hl OF tue backstrelch aud
nome winner by three lengths, Young Sentinel
second, three lengths in front OF Royal George. who
WIS dozen lengths ahead oil Gray Chle. Time OF the
Third Heat -Young Sentinel had a little the best Of
the ssnd-on Richard second, Royal George third Gray
Chief fourth The two grays broke up on the way to
the Quarterpole, aud Richard led at that point by
length, Sentinel second, lengths front Of Royal
George, Gray Chief iourh. At the half mile pole Rich
iage until he reached the homestretcn Then Young
Sentinel began 10 close Tim, and, after gallant
struggle, Young sentinel won The heat by head.
Time, 2:26 Royal George was third Gray Cniei bad
fourth.
Fourth HeaL-Young Sentinel had little the best of
tho send-oh, Richard second, Royal George third,
Gray Ch,e fourth. Young Sentinel led Two leng this
10 the quarter pole, Richard having broken up the
way, the grays far beuiDd Time IS y seconda
Young Senlinci showed the way by the hali.mc pole,
when he passed Ut I'LL, two lengths ahead OF Rich
ard, Royal George thlrd, Gray Cnef fourth. Young
k.n nj rnR rnn IN and min.
half length in 26, Richard lengths In front or
Royal George, Gray Chief fourth,
Fyh Hedk-Richard had The bast OF the start, Royal
George second, Young sentinel third Gray Chief
fourth. Young Sentinel broke up on his way " the
quarter pole Richard led TOUR longths at that point
81 seconds, Royal George second, length
ahead Or Young Sentinel, the atter two lengths ahead
81 Gray Chief. Richard was four lengths ancad al tho
hall-m pole in / l3h, the others MS before given
A. the threequarter poe Richard led nvo engths but
hen Young sentinel began TO shut up the daylight,
ana utter gallant struggle Richard tue heat by
length. Time. 2:2a Young Sentinel was ten lengths
ahead OF Royal George, the latter half length in front
SirX Heat Chief was sent 10 the stable for not
having a heat in nvc. Young Sentinel had tribe
OF the send-o, Richard second, Royal Geergs
third. Young Sentinel broke up on the lurn, and
Richard took the lead 10 the quarter pole, which he
passed 3611 seconds, Royal George second, Young
Sentinel third The old gray forced Richard to the
hai-mc pole IN III and kept peggng away at him up
the hill OF the backstretch with such persistence that
Richard gave up and Royal George lett him. Young
not over,ake him. Royal George won the heat by
three lengths In 22S, Young Sentinel second three
lengths ahead OF Richard
SepesA Heat Young Sentinel had trino the best Of
The start Richard second Royal George close up The
latter soon worked TO tho front, and was lcnglh
ahoud at the quarter pole IN 361a seconds Richard
second, two lengths in advance of Young Sentinel
Royal George was hrst AZ the half nile pole with
length the best OF ittime, l:l3RIchard second, two
lengths ahead Of Young sentinel Gong up the hill Of
the backsretch Richard began 10 tire, and Young Sen
tnel took second pace and made desperate effort TO
overtakc the old gray A. the three.quArter pole
Royal George led two lengths, Young sentinel second,
four lengths away from Richard. Royal George won
tho race by six lengths, Young Sentinel second.
Richard third. Time, 200
The following liz
SAM DAY.-Purse 81, GOO, for horses that have
never beaten 2:26 $500 the Grst $3.50 10 The
pnd $500 TO the third and $lu0 the fourth horse
nile heats, best three In i've IN harness
Starters.
D. Mscc's &. g. Royal George 3 3 81
J. Aurphy's a g. Rlchard........ "a