The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16
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The third nesting ofths celebrated trong horses Anne
1cus Moscow, and Lady Suffolk took place yesterday
and Lady SUFFOLK was victorious, which makes the
cond time she has beaten her opponents this fall Ame
rcus being successful in o the matches The hor
came together for of saoo, mil, heats, best
three in FIVE, in harnsss-sSo to the second best
The three animals in finest possible condition
evincing the perfection Of training, were very equal
y matched the result ofths trot win prove Moscow
looked in better trim, his appearance since his last
performances having improved very percspbly; and his
friends quite sanguins Of his winning. Lady suf
folk too had parted with the extra quantity of fat shs
was supposed to burhened with the day she last
commended with Americas and Moscow or Amsricus it
s needless speak; he every thing that could be
desired
The attendance on tae ground was not numerous a.
the otheratwo occasions when the above named ami
mails tried their speed but those who the track
all the old patrons of racing and It appeared from
the immense of bank bills shown in the different
groups engaged in the "monsy Market" that many Of
our country banks had sent agents to circulate and
exchange their bills in this way. The betting was very
brsk-the Lady rather the favorits against the Asld
Moscow and Americas for the second purse. Bets
on time ma ae. In large amounts that 2:s6 wsuld
not be beat but Of the initiated who had read tho
previous performances of the horses, (a:29hD offered
and parted with their funds that the animals would 60
der 2:32
When the horses brought on the track to prepare
for the contest, discovered that Hunt, who has
been the trainer and driver Of Moscow for long time,
was not to handle him. some Misunderstanding having
taken place between Hunt and the Of the horse
This dampsr the friends of Moscow, and the
hopes they had built Of his winning dsspated; for
the person who had the hand before
behind him, and Of course could not be familiar with
the peculiarites Of the mag David Bryant az usual,
dian Of Americas After some exercise to warm up the
animals the judges called the trio to the score and
them their Instruction. regarding tho measures s. e be
BY III: unfOrtsnsts hackers Of the losing horses. The
FIRST HEAr-They all came up well to the score, and
the judges gave e, the ., word go not however until
fore they reached the turn, Americus broke up the
others gon. ahead Of him length p II few steps
back with Amercus the Lady taking lead Of three Or
four lengths. Amercus recovered his feet sooner
alter leaving th. point. broke up; but it was in her
put back by, such move. Between the quarter and
half mile poles the horses made fine play. and were
dash and Americas wss by the side Of the
Lady and he stuck TO- her with fondnsss that called
putting himself in good positionhs had reached the
suiss of the Lady and Americus aud appeared have
Americus had his head shoulders front Of the mare
Moscow still coming closer to the others Now the
o. the on me ,eoo anu On me course
tiers Americas and Lady Suffolk came round the turn
with their heads together. Moscow alongside OF their
wheels In this way they up the track trying their
for advantage, each urging his horse to his
highest pitch and they passed the the head and
neck of Americas in front of the mareMoscow not
length behind them. The enthusiasm Of the crowd
Lost eli bounds and they howled and screeched loud
tiers Of Long Island. As the noise abated, the
Judges announced that Americas had the heattime
Lady SUFFOLK and they appeared wofully chop fallen
STILL they had faith in her ability to win. There
animal except, perhaps old Eclipse, who has SO
SECOND HrArThe horses up for the start in fine
der neither having an advantage Going the turn at
Lady going length ahead Of Americas which she kept
the quarter pole Moscow having lost about two lenghs
The mare now in splendid manner and
be leaving moment or but he rallied and
dashed after her. and they made beautiful play to tho half
legs and throwing himself out in gallant STYLE and
closing the gap and coming near the others when
he broke up again. The mare held the lead she had
TAKEN and all efforts of Amsricus could overhaul
her. She dashed If there was still danger for Mr.
tide driving win win there Is TIE aahiss chance left
him. Moscow all right again. and - fhs mare and
draw gate he was cOsing on them very rapidly though hs
could not overtake them. Lady Suffolk led home about
| AmeElcuS
up with them The steadness of the in this heat
under the lash of her driver, beyond all praise. No
other animal would bear unhinching such dogGing At
the end oth heat the faces of the Ladys friends sud-
denly became bright again, and their betting courage
went up to the highest point.
opposition and her driver wishing to 60 in the middle,
Americas took the outside and Moscow had take the
pole The track on the inside the heaviest portion
oft Hunt volunteered-not liking to see Moscow
beatsno take him in charge believing that he could
though for stranger, he had driven him in very orsd
table manner The friends of the horse pleased
with the change and it believed that some, if
mails came up twice for start but they were NOT In
position to warrant the judges in giving them the word
On the third attempt they were right Moscow taking
position in the Of Amercus aud left the stand at
slsshing pace the going ahead at the turn. the
quarter POLE where the two horses overlook the
and the three neck and neck to the half ms whom
Morrow hung to the mare and went side and side with
her until the three quarters at which place the
the accident ~ MOSCOW then broke, ana mad. is1 ter
rife bounds. losing very little BY the break
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and side with the Others Moscow hero fell on little
in his speed and dropped In the rear Of the Lady and
! Americas length or 90 they on the srraignt
side for home--when the mare and Amsrious began a
struggle for the heat Bryant lashsd the mare
| while spicer sat q calm as possible, the horse
appearing to know what was wanted Of him, and
he to feel the weight Of the blow. his associate
was receiving They on, the heads of the two on
para lel-some thinking the mare had little ths best of
IL; believing Amercus to have the On
passing the score however the head Of the mare was
sticking in 'front.' and the heat decided belong
her The Tune az we. sng ss.n sas Of
FOURTH HrAr-The judges called the drivers up, and
begged them to keep the positions assigned them and not
to infringe each other should there be an advantage
However at the start Hunt put his horse INN diaeIy
the fence They made two attempts before thew cot un
der way and before they got through the gate the