The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11
Sporting Intelligence.


attendance yesterday rather limited, but the alb
Of numbers was made up in spirit, most Of the
Boys" being present The track very heavy some
ten twelve seconds than observed it be-
fore. The track has been laid for the purpose Of
improvement quantity of earth had been laid
it, which had not time to settle the consequence
that it very dusty and very heavy but by one or
two days RAIN il will be greatly improved. There was
good sport promised, but the chapter of accidents
prevented the realization Of the hopes The first
announced was -
G. Ber;ne enters oe'' 20 go s. Te PAGE
9. Vandenbursh enters . n 7. OH
q p B 2ySss enters m Fanny 11,ght
out of the above only Ttepage Fanny Wright and Nell
Gwynn showed The others objected. two the ground
Of Fanny Wright" alias the suffolk Queen" be-
ing entitled to start not having been entered under her
original and proper name, Suffolk Queen; the other
two having been winners of purses exceeding $50.
The objections having been stated the judges called for
proof being forthcoming, they decided that Fanny
Wright was entitled to go, notwithstanding long and loud
Rs 40 ns contrary they
infinite credit to his trainer and fine stout
black animal upwards of Is hands high, with a skin like
silk but rather heavy to appearance for strength
than speed. Upon his showing, he became DECIDED
favote, and odds offered upon him Fanny Wright
showed evident symptoms of improvement since She
made her appearance the suffolk Queen" on the
Centrevile track sometime since. Her appearance and
powers gave every evidence OF the able hands Of her
sent owner David Bryant and promises to give every
credit to the stock from which she has sprung-beng
half sister Lady Suffolk John spcer took every pains
for either animal or rider
The New York Girl had the poll; Fanny Wright
cond, Title Page outside After or three at.
tempts they went forth, Fanny and Title Page well
together the Girl in close attendance At the quarter
pole Title. made bad break and lost six eight
lenghs the N. Y. Girl some five six lengths further
behind Round the top Fanny made play, and evidently
did as she liked with the affair Title Page behaved quite
surprisingn could account for il he swerved IRON
right to left broke every now and them and at length
he passed the pole the Colonel pulled up dismounted,
and walked his animal home When he reached there ne
found a six inch nail sticking in the off hind leg of his
ANIMAL drawing blood to considerable extent which at
once accounted for its behaviour Fanny came almost
distance in front in 3 minutes; Nell Gwiun second
Previous to the second heat it ten to in favor
Of Fanny; and after some little delay Title Page wen,
qudnam suf They went Off altogether; at the quar-
ter Title made a bad dreak, but recovered and
evidently threw his chance out They went thus home
which Fanny reached some twelve lengths in 'front.' tax
ing 1t perfectly easy in Am. OILS. Title Page then with
drew and Fanny was declared the winner
The next was but an Indifferent affair. The trot
purse of $50, mile heats, to go as they please.
Jcn "ss .aefs AS.i;e G ss1
II TTown s.s. ..,:i, ~ s. d s Mad
Out of the lot, the Bergen Maid was the only one that
showed, as stiff as old horse To mske sport
lame horse entitled Lotion" out Of com pIlmen, hi,
place Of Lady Sussex The Colonel took lame
ness out of his nag They we'll off together ana
Kept pretty well thus round but Lotion led home
eight lengths in front, in 3m Is The second heat
very similar, In 3m IS Third heat 10 to was oil.
fered on Lotion but no go. The Maid had the advan
tage In consequence OF bad breaks of Lotion
and she came home in 'front.' winning the heat in 3m IS
the fourth heat pretty we'll contested The Colonel
came In with ease dozen lengths in 'front.' in
3u. Is.
One or two private matches afterwards came off, of
particular importance, and thus closed the sports Of the
day.
CEsIREynLE, l.. Ia very interesting match comes
on to day over this track Tor $500 which exciting the
nat nflnnu ha
pected to be OF the finest matches OF the season
1HE CASE OF CAPT. CALEB u Captain Caleb, OF
the brig Hogan, arrived IN this port from Havana,
isst week On board his vessel at Havana, found
tnry one Kegs OF powder and several other articles
cahnes hour, &c, brought in against the laws. Capt
US he knew nothing Of the circumstances, till
.ne sr,cies were seized This will be received without
question: mere, where Capt &. is well known
! tive, correct man. But in Havana he was in imminent
oangsI OF neng sent to tha chain gang for SIX years
nnsa $1,000 and his vessel oondsmnsd adv