The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
TWO CENTS.
Sporting Intelligonce.

Sept. 4-Purss $50 mile heats, best three in sv. in
harness.
George Yousg entered Oh; & sorrel Ned III
5'.sc woodruff entered .s CD sh;, m Fanny 80
Time -2:42f-2:sl-2;42
Fret Hsst.-Fauny the favorite against the
field at two to one With the betting brisk previous TO
the start ct that rate sorre Ned ths pole Fan
ny the middle place, snd sslim the outside. They
started wen together Ned having rather the best
Of IT. but Fanny won't In front before he had gone
hundred yards. and passed the quarter pole two or
three Lengths ahead In 80 sscoads Selim 80 yards In
the rear. On the back stretch, Ned broke up thrss
times, and at least forty yards behind Fanny
ct tbe time she passed the half mile pole selim still
In the Round the lower turn, Ned opened hin
broke in coming up homo stretch aud crossed the
track In spite Of Mr. woodr ufs efforts keep her
straight line. Ned and the mare Dame TO the spors
with their heads close together that of the mare It,
tie In front but after brief consultation between
the time 242h. Sslim just saved his distance. Tbs
rules governing trostng, explicitly say that crossing
the track In csnins to the stand, must be punished
by distancing the horse ding In this Instance
how ever that penalty wavsd-snd why?
Second Heat Ned led of, the others well up, and
couple oflengths sslm. In this heat, went dneiy and
came up the home stretch In very gallant style beat
and seemed inclined to leave the track sTime, IA
Third Heat-soon after leaving the score, Fanny
and Ned both broke up, and sem led them Found tbs
and opened vide gap both the and ssm 70
the half the latter having broken his brsechng before
during the whole Of this heat and was bsste. ~ Ned
forty dfty yards S.lim notwithstanding the acct
dent to his harness. saved himself from being shst out
Fourth Hsot-Mr whelan now took Fanny In hand,
her chances OF Winning being considered out while
under the guidance Of any other driver lie drove her
very finely giving her only short the lower
turn; but abe could not win, sorrel Ned proving
much for her on this occasion 6elim trotted very
finely He will make rapid horse with age Time, TAI
UsIor CouRsE, l.. I-TRorrIso. -Thursdxy, Sept Sth-
Purse $3.50 mile heats best three in ave, ia HARNESS
George Young entered m Lady MOSCOW. I I !
o. Dimmick entered b. q Tom Carney IL 2 2
J. somsrinSyhs sntsIsdb Pelham. DIR.
Lady Moscow the favorits agAnst the dsld pre-
vious to the start report being current that Tom
Carnlsy Was lame nai having been discovered and
taken from tender part OF his loot. He however,
exhibited no signs Of lameness during the aud
after the first heat was the fsvorits but when Lady
Moscow chooses to trot there about chance
OF asy horse mare or geldipg at present the turf
beating her there would be- of beating po~srfal
tion thu goodly numbers who Witnessed it Had IL
not been for the lowering state OF the weather during
the morning ofthe race hero would have bee very
large conceurse of persons ct the track.
First Heai.-Pelham won the pole, Tom Carnley the
second place, and Lady Moscow the outside. After
several Dsnectual attempts to get Pelham to tro. he
drawn and the others started for the purse Tom
Carpley led from the round the turn but brak
ing up the went 10 front for q moment, when
che, meeting with similar accident. again f. In the
The horte trottsd very rapidly down the back
stretch and led the mare about forty yard. to the
balf mile nos~tim. LII Tbe mar. bsha,.d b.aly
round the lower turn, falling Of 10 much tAxt Mr..
Dimmick put the horse 1T the top OF his speed with
the intention Of shutting the out aud tn end
ing the race Lady Moscow was inside when the gag
fell Time, 2;35
Second Heat fem Carnley the favorite, at slight
odds At the word. Tom took the lead. aud TO
the quarter pole lcBsth ahead Of the Ia thirty
nine seconds. Down ths hack stretch the speed Of
both nsgs was astonshnEly great Lady aosso~ keep
Ing within length of Csrniey Tine to half mite
pole. lIb. Round the lower turn the closed to
CArblsy wseel, and lay there until hs reached the
home stretch. when the spread ber..f for tn, heat
the dra~ gate, and led home two three isusshs
Time 2:3lL.
Tn,,d ff,st.-Tbe horses went of at q very rapid
rate, Tom leading but the passed him aud beat
ID. back stretch. Tom Csrpl-y went very dnIy lap
ping the mare and sending her 60 tn. half Ia 10 lie
unfortunately broke up at tina. point aud his
for the beat became spall. Tbs mars k.pt da.ly Al
work. aud came TO the score In 23Ih, with her
Pc itOr forty yards behind her
F.r'h Hot.- tn. nsgs started very eveuly totethss
thb time but before gong many yards the br-ks
and ere che recovered, tho hOrt. fort nfy
yards shead Of her He vent to the quarter po,e in
10 s.cubdr aud to the half In lilo the m.rr on the
back stretch closed the gsp gradually, going at -tsa
dy Ises. Mr. Young using greet With h.r avoid
snoth.r brsk ON the lower turn sh. vent up Co the
horse very rapidly ssd Tapped him a. he a
home stretch aud for too hundred ys-ds us fragile
fot mastery bet-e' then most animated The
proved too nuch Tor the horss "a. bnvs. al &C tho
To- ms distance stand nd she led home lengths
ahead making the heat IN 2Ja
GHrAr TEuIrtsG Marcu To paY 100 trottinR m Itch
will come % this afternoon at the noo Coarse ras
oil be three. mil. hsais hest three dsr. 10
harness The psg- h.iobg 60 Albany aad Ar better
kno-p tn. river than here but speaks cell
q th"m, aud they hav. been folo~.d By great sum-
b.rs TO witness the rsec.