The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20
Sporting Intelligence.

Crrrrrvutr CouNss, l.. I--TsorriSG.- A trotting
tnsds Squirrel came OF on tuesday afternoon The
race mile heats best three Ia five. In harness.
stakes $500. -Four hests we're trotted: Squirrel vim
ming the second heat the hay stallion the other three
The time very fair for this Of the when
all trsiipg tracks out Of order Considerable mo-
ney wsgered on this race On the morning preoed
ing the trot Squirrel the favorlte At two to one
but at the scoring previous to the start st. John had
the call
Fr,t Teat-As soon as the word va. given the bay
horse took the lead and kept It throughout the heat
winning by four or i've lengths Tiwe,8
Second Heaf.-Tep to three To. bay stallion. The
start not good one, the driver Of the fsvorite
taxing him mp just the word was given. There had
been great deal Of unnecessary foong the part Of
each driver previously and probably Mr.. Martin sup.
posed he could continue the but the judge gave
the word and he hsdto Martin then became excited,
and broke up the horse In his anxiety to force
him onward and kept up succession Of breaks from
essinnps to end Squirrel won the heat BY fy yards
Th,rd Heat-One OF the judges now left the stand,
and took the bav stallion In hand Rather curious
The bench in a court Of Law, and take tbs place OF
counsel for the prosecution as for Judge In trot-
ting match TO leave the stand aud undertake to drive
in the present instance Such procedure on the
part Of judge IL without precedent and not sane
TONED By any rule Of the turf aud II is hoped will
nsver BE- repeated The horses vent away finely the
baylsading fsori tn. score Woodruff tried hard to
force the aong but his exertions futilethe
Canadian Was wanting in foet ST. John won the heat
Fovyih Heat-Another change Of drivers Martin
taking charge Of the The bay took the lesd and
Lengths, IN 2bs The fnllsriug IL the summary -
n Martin entered b. b. St John
Isaac Woodruff entered canada Squirrel.
Uime-3 2:56-255-25g
~J.up,pgr TporrrNa PARK Yesterday afternoon Q
match came OF over the Cambridge rrettng Course
betveep ady Suffolk and ORGY trouble In harness;
the Lady to skeleton wagon, and Trouble to suky;
the former driven By her owner Bryant, aud Grey
Troubls By Bill Woodruff Two mile heats. best In
three The animals In dne condition, and eager
for the contest The result was as foows:-
GREY trouble VIM woodruff. ...........
E,,a IIeaf.-Iime, first half mile. 124 first mile
.a.a7, third half rs; eoond mile, 251 Whole time
s3s Lady Suffolk winning esaily by shout sir lengths
s,cerA Heat Time first hslf mile, 12th drst mt
7A7. third half. as; second mile. 2is Whole time
$50 The Lady winning by two lengths.
Tbere was quite considerable number ~ spectators
ana IN. odds in betting before tb. start were two Il
one in favor of Suffolk after the rst heat i've to on'
in her fsvor - Boston Herald Dee IL.
Lourssss Racss.-MrrAisu CsUsss-THIsp Dar-
THURSDAY Nov ~ 1s49. Jockey Club Purse, 5000; en-
trance ten per cent addsd-three mile heats
A L. Binpamsn's ,(g szymsDskis oh. h Donb-
loon, by inp Margreve, out OF rtczyune OIL
ID. Kenn.r's ch m. Buena Vista, BY imp. Glen
coe dam By imp Levisthan, 6y o,......s..z
Time, 6:50A-b;Ss