The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-16
Sporting Inteiii &c nee.

TGoTTINo DUNNO THE PAsr WEEK. The admirers
Of field sports could not have had a more pleasant
season for their favorite amusements than has been
offered by the delightful, balmy, clear weather Of
the past weet. Not sullen cloud has darkened the
blue ether, the sembance Of shower has OBJ
sructed the voares Of the turf from the enjoy
ment of every sport that had been announced. The
esson for trotting has arrived aud with it notice
the Of several se the best horses Ia the
so~ptry participate In the fall campaign Never
perhaps in the annals Of racing, has a gay and
lively season been promised. Many animals Of
knowledged speed are here, and some ones whose
appear to understand full well the metal Of their
pags and their feetuess Of foot are now on the qui
tire for any match that offer for their acceptance
In the course Of the week just ended have had six
trottipg contests on Long Island In which more than
twenty horses engaged We have already given
the result Of each but two Of the engagements de-
Dsnd more attention than a bare summary. The best
OF the week the between Trustee Stranger
and Telegraph. which came OF the Centreville
couree Tuesday last Three other took place
that day, and although they went of with much eeiaf,
not Of sufficient imp ortsnce to warrant detailed
report AZ we ssid before the feature Of the day
several seconds better time than he had heretofore
shown In public, which 80 much eated his Mr.
Bridges that he offered to rot him against any horse
In the world distance Of FIVE miles and repeat Ills
appearance wns remarkably fine his coat smooth aud
glossy bis eye bright and his step morese aud elias
take place. which Is quite probable 1t would create
surprise to see him take high rank, for speed at
USros Counsr, l.. l., Tuesday, September r.-Purss
$50, mile heats, best three in i've, In harness.
Jas Jas Bridges Bridges entered T,us,.s:
W Reed entered b Telegraph. $3.50. dis.
Time, 2io'i-2io-242
First Heat Stranger the favorite against the
fs'a until the scoring commenced when Trustee gave
the srecistors specimen Of his speed that changed
their minds immediately and two to ono were offered
to any amount on him against the field Telegraph
the pole Stranger the second place giving Trustee
ceived the under good headway Telegraph lead
! ing Trustee noxt and Stranger close up. Going to
the heels Of Telegraph. Tu,s IS seconds Ca the
back stretch. Trustee was opened also Stranger
and in moment they were all in q heap A sharp
struggle then epsued when Trustee shot ahead Of the
Others. and led to the kalf mile pole In lis Here
Tel, sph BROKE up badly and was LEFT FAR in the rear
Trustee gradually opened the Stranger sud not
witbstsndng every effort 81 Mr. Convay to force the
black geldng through Trustee croSsodthe four
five lengths ahead In 2lol,.
Second Heaf-rhey came M well together. and went
OF at ratlioa pace Trustee leading Stranger second
With Telegraph Tapped on him At the quarter pole
Trustee at least dvr Lengths clear ef the others
ard he iucreaed the distance doru the back stretch
AZ the half mile pole, Stranger broke but he still
managed to keep ahead II telegraph Trustes Wa then
taken In hand and be came homo about seventy yards
IN mont OF Stranger, and distsncns the bay selding.
TS6d H,a, Trustee aud stranger being ef' to than
sel,, thy away nicely together hut before they
reached tho drawpato Trustee was clear ~ tho black,
and rapidly drawiog away from him, lie was tour
LENGTH ahead at the quarter pole. In 10 seconds. u
the bali be six Lengths in front: aud hs
home about huDdr ID and twenty yards ahead
ofstrapger In 2i2 Their. being no distance judge
the stand the black escaped beiog declared dtsnced
USlos Corrp. Sept IL Purse $50, mile heats best
THREE In I've. In harness
&. s. Esrtine entered >. q. Beipdser-.... \
Jas. Whclpioy entered q. Kentnck. ......3
Vim. Jarvis entered h. Csnsia Squirrel. 800. 2 .
Time 2.is-2.i5-2is
lira Hat The Squirrel the fsvnrts against
the frld lie drew tho pole Hentuck the SECOND pase
and Reindeer the outside The Canadian led frnn the
score, Hcntuck second the iodser trailing Kentuck
btoto ny fore reaching the quarter pole and Rein
deer took bis place made plav for the pony
a couple tfiength. on the lover turn the Reindeer
opened vide but coming the home stretch his
rae. va. prusen,iy ls's.usd aud not~i,h.,sndiusa
.c as ken,ues in IN, a latter sp part Of
s,eond Heof.--Rcnierr nov became the nvorite a.
any odds required They started finely Reindeer
took the lesd FIRM the score and was never hesded
throughout the heat lie was half length In front OF
Keptuck at ID. quarter in 40 seconds Squirrel having
BROKEN up The sotrs vas two lengths ahead Of KEN
tuck the half mile role In lat but the st,cr here
made bru,h an went up 20 the collar % Reindeer
th. sofrei ,hot away ON him ing the Squirrel and
Ksbtuok "a rght the battle between Themselves The
Squirrel being steady ps.s'd Heptuck before he
covered. and beat him 60 the score Reindeer the
heat by two spgths or more In 10
Third HAT Reindeer again took the lead from the
and passed the quarter pole myths In front
Of Squirrel Kentuck well mp 10 &c second. Down the
back stretch. Reindeer mad. the dstsnce greater be.
race TO themsevcs going side and side TO the
half Reindeer passed hat point 10 % about three
leng he ahead On the lower turn Squirrel and Ken
turk closed rapidly the eorrcl and the trio
the bfme stretch, well Isrped together very nte-
resting trial ~ ,~ed enswed and Reindeer being the
fe.test he led In length Ia AIS. The Others cams
IN head 70 head; the judges however declared Eentk
the second beet
Taorrrra Moypar NErr.--A trottins match viii
come 81 at the Centrevine Course on Monday next
between two private horses, which will draw to the
track great number OF gentlemen who have seldom
cr been there before Report speaks bjyhlv ~
the speed OF the nags and large amounts ar. pending
on the result Besides the match there will he
for purses, which ~il make the afternoon busy one
Dome site Miscellany.