The New York herald., 1851-10-18

USioS CouRsE, L.I-TsorrSe. Se.-0n Wednesday last
trotng csntest took place between Lady Suffolk Jack
Rossiter and Boston Girl mile heats beet three In ave- Ia
harness. for pure Of $500 Five heats trotted be-
fore decision arrived ut, three Of which
by Lady sufolk much 10 the qualification Of her
GUS admirers The old was hailed with shouts al
the termination Of each heat although the time diss.
pointed all present stll when take into consdera
ton her great age-nov in her twentieth ysarher late
movements in the South and Wet and her recent
with Lady Jane and st. Lawrence, &c. So We'd
nesdayt may be set down very passable affair
In fact the beating Of Jack Rosser at le heats adds
laurels to her fame, which few others win At the
present day Lady sufok looked very veil, although
she begins to show marks Of age very prominently Sac
was the favorite against the feld at loo q i5.
First Heh.-Lady Suffolk won the pole, jack Rosstsr
the middle, and Boston Girl the outsde petitions Soon
after the ,taTt which good Rooster and Bo
ton Girl broke up giving Suffolk the lead which she
retained until she reached the halt mile pole Roas.eI
there yoked her and then succeeded in setting in front
on the lower turn when breaking up, the old took
the lead again jack however made another attempt
TO win, and t was most gallant brssh. They fought
every inch from the three quarter pole TO tie score
crossing II 80 nearly psree tkst the Judges made Il a
dead heat Time-2ei. Boston Girl trotted until she
reached the lower turn; but breahur % she sv,ryed
in, striking against one Of tbs posts Her driver tber.
stopped her, and she was. In con,equense distnnced
Sssona hsat Jack broke soon after the word w,s
tsge ard she went OF her way 20 the end without allow
rE JACK TO gain foot on her. Time TX.
upper turn, losing four five lengths On the baci
stretch he went finely closing up we'll and on the lower
turn he apped the and they came along aide and
ride TO the dawgste, but Jack breaking ND again suffo
won the heat, by couple oflengtbs in 2ls
louh Hsdt.-sam Mclaughlin now took The plsce Of
Mr.. Dimmick. behind Jack Rossiter AT the word the
hofte took the lead by about length which he main.
tanned Throughout The heat the old mare not
ing oil her ehorts being able TO reach him The time
of this mile 23T.
Fyh Hea, 1t had now become 20 dark that lighted
oanots had to Be provided 90 enable the udres in the
stand 70 time the race correctly AMI nothing could BE-
fen OF the horses iron the time they left the until
they returned The start very even both aoing Of
nicely; but the old mare came home first winning the
neat by Two or uree lengths. Time-2iols The fol-
lowing IL a summary
Lady Suffolk, Jas Whelpley ...........o q =
y. yAcs n"ssl,eI,V " Dimnick ''............O
boston olrl o. Nelson... dis
Time-2:Si-237 37JS-2:3s-aT-2loJs
CrNIRryILLr CovRsr, L. I-TaorrrSo "A fne contest
ICON place yesterday afternoon between vermontan
oh Zachary Taylor, mile heats best three in Eve In
harness, for purse Of $500 Vermont won after ave
closely contested heats Tomorrow paper will contar
report Of the race. The following IL q summarys-
nermon., -. slicsr :; ;........s.s.......Z l 1
zachary Taylor Mclaughlin...........1 2
Time-2 57h-2:32h -23oIs-2.32I,-233h
The match between Black Jack and Nsiad Queen.
which came of ON Thursdsy, won by the mare.
. Hur1ne PsRN CouRsE, NEAR PnlAprLr,na.-Mack.
st Lawrence, Tscony. and Rhode Island, trotted two
mile heats in harness, the above course on the.
18th. Mack won. Time-5:15-5:16 Mack and Grew
stranger trotted mile heats under the saddle the fol
loving day in which Mack was also successful.