The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-14
FLEETWOOD PARK.
SECOND DAY OF THE JUNE MEErINo-rwo
CAPITAL IRoTs-FANNY JEFFERSON AMI
pRrvrR THE WIN SERS

SECOND DAY OF THE JUNE MEErINo-rwo
CAPITAL IRoTs-FANNY JEFFERSON AND
DRIVER THE WINNERS.
The attendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday after.
noon large and tina trotting very exciting. Tho
track was in very fair condition and tho weather not
unpleasant. although light showers were occasional
during tho Afternoon. Two trotting contests camo
OF, the nrst being between horses that had never
beaten $780, and the second between horses that had
rover beaten $685. There starters In each
race, and the best horse doubt won
In the irst raoc The starters NJ Dorsey's brown
mare Fanny jefferson, W. 5. Brooks bay mare Mar
guretta p Clevsiand's chestnut mare Pondietta, j.
GiIbcrt's bay stallion Don Giovanni, u. b. lrvn's
bay stallion Isgo J. 0. Smiths brown geldIng Pick
wick ana W. E. Weeks gray gelding General Hunton
III the betting previous to the start lago was the
favorte but after the rst heat Fanny Jefferson, who
spread eagled the whole Of the others. became a
strong iavorie ana continued so TO the end OF the
race, which she won in three straight heats
In the second contest starters were Alden Cola
smiths brewn gelding Driver, John w. Driscols bay
marc Modesty, A. J. Rrsselps bay mare Nellie Irvin
d. Rrinkcrhonps bay marc wander, W. s. Brooks
bay stallion Result, John Murphy's bay eeding
Charley Green, and B. Lynch's bay stallion Young
Sentinel The betting seemed to settle on Driver as
tho race progressed and he a decided Iavorlte
given to Nodssry. Driver won the third heat with
something TO spare but the fourth every tight
squeeze" The following the details Of the trol-
ting
yIRsr TRoT.
First Heak-Fanny Jefferson was nrst away. Mar
guretta second, Pondietta third, Pickwck fourth,
Iago Gfth, Don Giovanni sixth, General Hunton Sow
cnth. Fanny Jefferson trotted quickly away from
the others, and when she reached The quarter pole
ID htsH
Pondietta fourth, Marguretta nnh, Don Giovanni
sixth, General Hunlon seventh. Time 81 u seconds
Fanny Jefferson opened tho gap to ton lengths at the
half.me pole in :09, and coming on could have dis
tancod more than hall the horses In the race. She
walked over the scoro in 2:3lh, Marguerite second.
Pickwick third, Iago fourth, Pondetta ftth, General
Hunton sixth, Don Giovanni seventh. ss.
Second Heat-Don Giovanni was the first away,
Pondetta second Fanny Jefferson third Tho others IN
a cluster about even. Nearly all Of them broke on
their way 10 the quarter pole. Fanny Jefferson was
there frst In 81 seconds. Pondietta second Pckwck
third, Marguerite fourth, General Hunton 1iih Don
Giovanni SIXTH Iago seventh. Fanny Jefferson immc
diatcly got clear OF the others and she opened gap
of eight lengths to the hamie polo. in 114 and then
trotting along easily. came homo winner BY four
lengths making the heat IN 233 Marguretta second,
lago third, Pickwick fourth Don Giovandi hfth Pom
delta sixth, General Hunton seventh.
Third Hedt.-After q long time wasted IN scoring,
Fanny Jefferson got tho best OF the start Marguerite
second Pondietta third Pickwck fourth, Iago NTH,
Don Giovan nj sixth, Gcncrai Hutton seventh Fanny
Jefferson first at the quarter pole III 81 seconds,
four lengths front OF Pondeta, who was now being
driven by John Murphy; Marguerite third, Pickwick
fourth lugo ftE Don Giovanni sixth, General Hunton
til. Fanny Jefferson led two lengths at the half
mile pole 49, Pondetta second, Marguretta third,
the others trailing. Fanny Jefferson had nll her
own way to the end, winning on jog IN 232k; Pom
delta second, lago third, Marguretta fourth, Don
Giovanni nftn, Pickwick sixth. General Hunton
seventh. Marguerite won second money, Pond!etla
third prize aud Iago fourth The following isa
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK-JUNE TR0TTING MEETING-SEc-
oSp DAY, THURSDAY JUNE l3-FrRsT fHoT.-Pnrsc
$780, Tor that have never beaten 56 $500 TO
the rst 500 second, 500 to the third $40
to fourth mile heats best three In Ave, IL
harness.