The New York herald., 1851-10-30
The Turf.

$500 two mile heats in harness.
John McArdle entered b. 4. Mack. II
O Dimmick entered b. g Jack Rossiter . :. ....... IS
james Whelpley entered g. m Lady Suffolk. -
TYme-Fws Heat. Time-Second Heat.
s smst mile as9 20 first a mile; i,;: 2sy
Tota.............. 500 Total. .6lO1
Mack the favorite at two to against the field
and large amounts stsked on the result great
quantity Of meney wagered by the friends Of Lady
Suffolk and Jack Rossiter, TO which Of them would
be best in the Boston Girl little thought Of
until the end Of the last heat when came in good
second to the assonishment Of every one. Msck won
with the greatest ease; and such exhibitions Of
speed at times during the that he now considered
the fastest trotting horse in the world The time Or
the first half mile made by Mack, in each heat, vas
about l4 which was rather too much the Others to
keep up; and after giving the old brush Of that
kind at the beginning of the heats he had little SHARP
the contest between the others would have been ysry
exciting but be destroyed the interest by being too
fast.
CrrrREvILE COURSE, L. I-TnorrIre-On Tuesday
last mott exciting trot took place for purse u $500
mile heats best three in five, between g. Chautauque
Chief ch g. Rhode Island, and b. b st. Lawrence. The
won by Chautau,ue Chief in three straight
though very closely contested heats He the favor
tie throughout the race ut ever two to He Is most
splendid trotter and although stranger he has made
himself hosts Of hackers already Rhode Island rather
astonshed the people by the rapid improvement he has
made since he has been in the hands of his present
owner Mr. Charles Ellis of New Orleans who purchased
him after he arrived here with Lady Suffolk Mr.
Ellis intends taking Rhode Island back to the South
with him, and he could not have selected .
prom sing yeupg horse Sc Lawrence rotted very
finely throughout the and we'll up in each heat
lie is beyond doubt the fastest trotting stallion tho
turf
FIRST Heat.-Chautauque Chief ths pole, Rhode
Island the second place, st Lawrence the outside
After scoring few times, they started well toge
ther and at a-hing pace which they kept up round
the upper turn and down the backstretch ChautauQue
leading to the bali mile pole in 1l4 about leng.k
ahead of St Lawrence, Rhode Island close up Rhode
Island passsd st. Lawrence the lower and closet
rapidly the Chief; but breaking up the home
stretch, the Chief led home winner by half dozen
lengths. making the heat in 2:32 st Lawrence broke
up two or three times on the last quarter.
Second Iiecf Cbautauque took the lead at ths word
and retained throughout The heat going to the
pole in 80 seconds, to the half in l:l6 and coming
home in 1882 Rhode Island and St Lawrence both
at his heels from beginning TO end st Lawrence broks
up twice the bomesretch, and Rhode Island once.
and that too when Tapped on the Chief and within hun
dred yards OF the score.
Thud Heat "A counterpart Of the secoad ChautauIu~
led length to the quarter pole 80 seconds and to ths
half in 6. Rhode Island and St Lawrence both broks
on the homestretch and the Chief won by couple Of
lengths. Time, 1885,.
The above horses contend again for purse Friday
nex tuo mi heat