The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

So ssI.aia isdet Yves enc gentleman Of her winning
Dat hs said q ID merely vent ont 70 the track TO
collect his winnings, % the race would be 30 one
sided tia. il would not be worth looking a." This
individual was abou. - much disappointed q. tho
result were sone Of the aspants to elise, After the
publication Of the election returns on Wednesday
morning.
The track was in capital order for the race; but,
rs we said before, the wind blew hurricane tsur1g
the asse-noos, which much inpeded the progress OF
the hcYses and made the time at least Eve seconds
more than it woald hsve been on . suEEy summer
afternoon.
First H,at.-Wm. Tell won the pole, asd went
around the upper tuss with the mare laying On his
wheel, and they kept in this way to the quarter
pole, in forty seconds. After leaving there, the
mare began creeping up closer to Tell, Snd about
half way down the back stretch she reached tis
girth, but then made . skip and fell back 20 the
wheel again. Tlis was 0ccasioled, IS Hiram said,
by Whelpley fonrishing his whip in her face
She, however, was side and side with Tell at
the half mile pole, in LII Int sgain she threw
her head up, and fell of length. This was again
in consequence OF Mr.. Whslpley's peculiar flourish
Of the whip They came On the homestre.ch in this
wsy-Te close into the pole, and Boston Girl on the
extreme outsife-evidently to keep cvay from Whep-
eys fearful flourish and after desperate Struggle
Lhe way WAS lonleu III tue scOte duodh
length ahead of the mkre, IN 2:42. Hiram com.
planned to the judges about Wheipsays whip; bus
ire judges paid 10 attention to the comp ANT.
Second Hea..-TeL no " became tie iavori.s, and
two to one current on his winning. The horses
| came up for the word Dnier good heac wsy, tns
mare la5ing or Tell's wheel, and the go was
siven. She gained on Tell all around The
upper tnrn, and yoked him 81 the quarter pcle.
From sle,e to the baK mile pole the contest was
b. autiinl to behold--not an ncn one way or tle
otter for over quarter of mile. The MARI men
| made skip, and fell of 10 Tells shoulders,
and then another; but still she held her ground.
ims l:l7 IL the half mile pole. Ga 'Ielow5r turn,
the ole mare yoked him again, and tlcy syung on
the home stretch head AID head. The wtnd ncy
hsd fair swesp g. them, aud when about baN Nay
mp Boston Girl faulsered and fell hack about ieugD,
when Hiram struck her with ire reins, having no
Whip with hin, ana she started of again as before;
bus the lerglh she lost by fatering, lost her The
Third 9eat.--ren to Two Oh Tell. The horses had
good stalt, and went side and ride around the
upper turn, aud passed the quarter pole with Their
heads parallel. Soon after wards Tell broke up, and
before he recovered tie mare was bali dozen
lengths ahead. She passed the kali NILE pole or
break, in l:17 Tell, after recovering from the
break, made an astonishing brush, and Tapped the
mare as she cane on the bomestrs.ch. The struggle
up the homestretch TO the stand was as severe az
was doubtful; and they came across the score head
and head. The Judges feeling cold, and night
to william Tel. Tcis decision vas pronounced
to be wrtng, even by the hackers of VIM. Tel,
who assert that if there was any advan-
tage at all, it was in favcr Of the mare cead
heat would ave satisfied ths owner OF Boston Girl,
snd shown less prejudice against Hiram Woodruff,
whose great success this season has exc!tsd tle
envy OF a great many persons who pretend to be
high minded patrons OF tue turf. He has won three
fonrtbs of the matches this season. This il mot the
only tine during this season that wrong decisions
have been giVen and persons troting horses should
hook more closely il future 10 the selection Of their
judges.
Ihe following is summary of the races
WEDNESDAY. Nov. s-rrotting matsh, 81 900, mile
heats, best three 10 five.
James wbelpley named CHI. h. VIM. Tell, to
Hiram Woodruff named Boston Gill, TO 400
lbs. wagon and driver. ...................22
Observation-Disclosures
THURSDAY, Nov. 9.-Trotting match, 5000; mile
Er. Odell named r. g. .............. I21
Mr.. Samnis named b. H. ...........2
Time-2:50-2:47-25
UNION COURSE, L.. I.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. g. Trot.ing match, $500; mile
heats, hest three IN fye
IL. Woodruff named blk. N. Black Esss, to $50
10 na wasoo, J.. ., re eissd i0'ie''
ness. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. paid forfeit.
CALIFORNIA RACES.
pIoSEEE CoURsE.-Ths fail Messing the
PioueeT Course commenced on Thursday, Or. II,
and continued -four days. Tae following is
FiRsr DAY. Or. I2.-Purss $3.50; fee for III pac-
ing hoEse s; mile heats. best three In 6ys in ns~
ness; w.ighf 245 sounds.
NJ. Crooks entered oh. g. D. Webster. II 0 . 2
J. I. Eofi entered b. (. Joe Wilson. 2 2 i 2
A. hvi1 erssred b. 2. Shear. .......,. 2 draw.
Q. 5 Ellis entered Lazy Mac. forfsft.
Trae-2 34 1872 S2t; 81; -; 3d..
SECOND Day, Oct. 13.-Pnrse $3.50; free for all
second rate hoIsss; two mile heats il harness;
weight l45 pounds.
Gamble r sa's bus Joe wsts,% MN
Jarn CrOalys cd h. n. m AIDE Wind 4
EycleshjmeT g. &. Tay lor ..........,.....2 2 4
Time So; 5 So; COS; 20.
THIRD DAy-0ctobsr li-purse $3.50 free all pacing
horses; milc heats, best 3 in in harness.
Col. A. j. CANDLES g. Tim McGrath.......... IL
Mr. Shears b g T Sa%lley snesr;;
FounTn DAy-Suuday, October l5-Pacing, purse $500;
Two mile heats and repeat, under the saddle weights
Mr. }. l.. Eod's b. z. Joe Wilson.
Mr. {. > Ellis ro. M Lady Mac. %
TmcFirst half Is nile $50; third half 10 nile 2:32H
Firstheat 5:O21k-Sceond heat 5:12
SECOND RAcTrottng, purse $780, free for all horses
that never won purse OF sIoo-two mile heats in har
ncss--veights li5 pounds. ,
Mr. Eycleshemer's g. s. Taylor. ...,........... FL
Nh O. r Furgoson's c, II. sorrel Ned........... 122
Mr.. T. Eons bl. r. Joe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 3 3
Tme-5 :51--55g-6;o1
added mile heatc catch Weights
NJ. Hays entered b. m. Elllp Parker............ 211
Mr. g. Treat entered b. e Black Dick. =
Tmc--3: I0-157-1:5T
The first heat Dick by himself; the would
start there being distance in the She a.
lowed TO start again, and by length in each heat
PIONEER Observation-Disclosures and stake, $3.50:
two miles aud repeat, in harness Weight, 145 pounds
G. ! EoG entered b. g. joe Waterman. ....... ! !
Observation-Disclosures.
This closely contested; blanket would have
covered The horses during the heats Each animal had
hosts of hackers and large of money changed
hands.
Union COURSE Oct. 1--Pacing-Purse, $500; one mile
and repeat in harness Owners to drive.
Buck OF the Mountain. ....,..................2 l
latue rev., neutrality-suspicious..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Also, SwrET SIsKrs.--Purso. $780, two mile heats, in
harness.
J.. Campbell entered gr. g. Col Fremont (pacer). =.
e. IT, shear entered b. g. Miugo (pscer) .........
J. Wray entered Z. Ellen White L<otter) ... dis.
1imc-5.49-b:j1.
Union CouRsE-Sunday, Oct, s,-Purse, $780, mile
heats hos. three in five, in harness.
&. Ferga named New York (rotter)....l l
{, shear named Charley shear (pacer) ...... ? 2
Iime-2s2-2:4l 1.-2 4o-2:41L.
The above race after four heats, was postponed until