The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

DOW began 70 do better, and oommopoed closing On
tse mare grsouall, aroued the lover turo, AMI up
tho homestresca his action was spirited, Vigorous
and open, oiog faster tnsu the mAro, until, s che
score. be Vas even with her. The first mls was
msde--judsss' time-ie 2:32. rney Continued in
thus Wy, .pasaing around the upOer turn Tapped
uniu, about the quarter pole, Frank broke badly,
ard before he recovered tho mare was olesr OF am
Fix or seven Lengths. This accident uod pubssdiy
ioss him the seat- After recovering Frank tr0tssi
very fuely, and made allant attempt Co ovsrssks
bohtsg out the wss TOO lar ahead to os caught at
the rs,e OF speed that she vas than gong, and she
came bone winner by = coupe OF ienrths-
5:07.
ssco~d Hsaf-Two "a one offered 4. .ona IN
s6ces on Sontag, but loo TO 60 culrent Tue horses
bad IN even start, ana trey went rapidly sroaud
the upper turn, the advantage Of tho Inside giving
Me mare length 70 the quarter pole, 10 sairty.
eignt and quarter secsndA Down the back
stretch tro race xas beautiful, Flank laying Ou
her wheel, and both going a. STEADY o. o'ock york
Sohtag passed tne half mile pole in l:l7t, Fsnk
still tocDg Ger along Oa the lower turn, 10 oeg "a
70 creep up closer, and he reached her head ss suc
came On the honest etch. Getting into straight vork
the contest beea ne more excitlng-she mare Vas
touched WITH the whip-she tried Tara to get swsy
but The faster che went, the more euergsti,aLs
wcu'd Frank strike out ; and as they passed tue
sfat Flank was a neck ana shoulders aaea0--tims
2:37. For, tester then broke u0 and the mare ror
away from him four or i've lengths but the break
Cvad Of advantage to him IL relieved him mud gave
nin iesh wini; and as soon as no r.coye red ha
mace after the mare OF greatly accelerated rate o.
speed, closing on ner a. every stop, reacang ler
Wheel az the hat mile pole. Here ta broke no ayaia
hnc b,s chancrs TO The racs were supp .srd 10 b..
gohs. The bakers OF Sontag offeren one nua tre1 81
kt. Fark however soon recovered, and making
desperate brush around the lower turn, caugn, up
toSe mare a'tne tTea qu arer poe and after OF
fD- 81 V.rsss struggles ever witness d, beat her {,
III stand AT lengtn smidst the shouts and huzzas
OF his excited hackers. SOLtsg was scourgrd most
numerically al tie ~ tue homes anJ vet
she never let5 her feet until athin fe Of sne
ard. reminding the spectators much Of old LAZY
Suffolk. The ,sst mile was srotted in 2:3Si and ths
heat IN 5:l54.
fhud Hsat.-rhe owner Of Sontag, believing
the last heai was lost By the over weight OF her
driver, engaged F. j. Nodiue TO take her la hand
ans Bee what he could do with her, but af er scoring
Q few times, It was disc ,versd th4. he c0sld not
make btr trot a. fast Us Mr.. Nhel.n, s1d taat gen
tlemao sgsin resumed his seat aad the ribbocs 6s.
hihd her. Frank FORESTER wss now offsreJ a. one
huI drt to taenry. vita bat few takers. After con
s,d-rate delay in scoring, the, at lsngtn cams ~
parallel, and toe "go." was yiven and they dashed
around the turn to the quarter pole 1t their hsaas
together, III thirty nice sec0ud-; aud keeping side
BY side down the backstretc1, passed the n4f mi,e
pole in l:l6. Gui0g on to the ower turn, Soatag
began TO drop OIL, and BY the time they reached the
nODestT tch Forester Vas clear OF her; he be
to the stand couple Of lengths, in 2:342. Suntag
was pulling very hard, aa0 Wnslsn not bsing able
to use his whip, she fell of still more around t.e
upper turn. On the bsckst ct ch sae made gAllau
edort, and closed up wsl; but Forester hsd too
much st 'eIRth anG speed for her, aud bsiag steady
IL h nd, be Performed his work nobly. ana came
home winner at an astonishing rate, couple OF
lengths xbead-mAHing the last mile in 2:36i, a1d
the beat in 5:ll. Tne following is summsry:-
SATURDAY Nov, l8.-Trotting ma scn, 81 900, 40
mile beats In harness.