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

60 seysai0, Dueto, w. GEO 8enHemeu OF me- winning
Dat he said - merely vent out 70 the track to
collect his winnings, % the race would be 30 one
sided thu. il would not be worth looking Az This
individual was about @ much disappointed q. tba
result were sone Of the ssprants to s,e, Alter the
publication Of the election returns On Wednesday
morning.
The rack was in capital order for the rscs; br.,
Is We said before. the wind blew hurricane daring
the aste moor which much iu peded the progress OF
the horses, and made the time at least five seconds
more than 1t woald have been on suEIy summer
afternoon.
First Ha..-wm. Tel won the pole, asd vent
around the upper tusp with the nsre laying On his
wheel, and they kept in this way to the quarter
pole, in forty seconds After Tearing there, the
mare began creepfag up closer to TELL And abous
half way down the hack stretch she reached hss
gi,th, bu; then made . skip and fell back 90 the
wheel again. Tnis was oecasoled, IS Hiram SAID,
by whslpley tionsishing his whip in her face.
She, however, was side and side with Tel a.
the talf mile pole, in l:l7; hut sgatn she threw
her head up, and fell OF a length. This was again
in eorssqusncs Of Mr. whspeys pscnliaT flourish ,h
way-rel close into the pole. and Boston Girl on tns
extreme outste-eyidsntly to keep sway from Whelp-
ey's fearful flourish and after desperate struggle
length ahead Of the mxrc, IN 2:42. Hiram com.
planned 10 the judges about Wheipsey's woip pu.
Size Judges paid 10 attention t, the comp aini
second Hca - Tell nov became tse isyosi.e' and
two 10 oae was current or his winning. The horses
cane mp feg she word unier good heae ssy, tns
mare laying OF Tells wheel. and tee go Vas
,iysR. She gained on Tell all arouad The
upper tnrn, and yoksd lin 81 the qaarIer teN.
From .lere to the bali nile pole the contest vas
b. aatifrl TO behold--not an incn one way or the
otter fer over quarter Of a mile. The mar men
made skip, and fell of 20 Tells shoulders,
and then another; but still she held her ground.
tins Il7 IL the half mile pole. On tselogsr tgrn
the ole mare yeked him again, snd tEcy syurs on
the home stretch head and head. The wlad rev
hsd fair sweep o. them, AID .nen about hi't Nay
up Boston Girl fAu,ered and fell back aoons 'eayn
whsu Hiram stuck her with TIE rens, having 30
whip with him. and she started on again rs bsf)re
bur the lergih she lost by fateriny. los her ne
heat; she was beaten by short Length Time atS
Third 9eat.-Ien 10 tgo OF Tel. The horses had
a good start, and went side and ride around the
upper turn, and passed the quarter pole win Their
heads parallel. Soon afterwards Eel broke up, snt
lengths ahead. she passed the hslf mile pole or
break, in ILL., Tell, after recovering from the
break. made an astonishing brush, and Tapped tbs
mare as she came on the homestre.ch. Tie struggle
up the hcmestretch 10 the stand as severe IS .
was doubtful; and they came across TIE score head
ard head. The judges, feeling cold, aud hight
coming on, at once gave tie heat AMI race
to William Tel. This decision vas pronos1eei
who assert thu. if there was any sdyan-
tage at all, il vas in favor OF the mare. cead
heat would have satisfied The owner OF Boston Girl,
snd shown less prejudice against Hiram Woodruff,
whose great success this season has excAsG t1e
envy OF a great many persons who pretend 70 be
high minded patrons OF the turf. He baa won three
foulIhs of the matches this season. This is not the
only tine during this season that wrong decsocs
have been given; and persons trottiDg horses should
lcOk more closely il future 20 the selection ofhsr
judges.
the following is summary of the races
WEDNESDAY. Nov. S-FTotcing mstsh, 81 900, mile
heats, best three in five.
James wbepley named CHI. h. VIM. Tell, to
HiIam woodruff named Boston Girl, TO 400
lbs. wagon and driver. .................2 2
Time-2:42-2:A3-2:43.
THURSDAY, Nov 9.-TrottiGg match, 5000; mile
NJ. samnis named b. M .............ai
Time-2:5O-2:47-25 SO.
UNION COURSE, L..
WEDNESDAY, Ncv. g. Irotting match, $500; mile
keats, hest three IN five.
II. Woodruff named blk. n. Black Esss, to go
p. pil'er named br 6. Blue Morgan, I, bar.
ness. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. paid forfeit.
CALIFORNIA RAcrs.
PIoSEEE CoURsE.-Ths fa!l messing over the
PioSeer Course mmel,s3 on Lhursdsy, OF. II,
and continued four days. The following is
summary or the races
FIRsr DAY. O;s. l2.-Payse $3.50; free for III PFC
ing horses; mile beats. best thee in dive, in nsr
NJ. Crooks entered Oh &. D. vebster. n l022
j. !. E9f entered b. I. Joe Wilson. 2 2 0 / 2
A. fiv1 erssred b. 9. Shear. .......,. q draw.
9. 5 Ellis entered Lazy Mac. forfeit.
T'rie--2 "a; 2 SO; Q S2h; 2 81; 2 ~; 30.
SECOND Day, Oct. 13.-Purse $3.50; free for all
second rate hcrses; two mile heats ID harness;
weight l45 pouaes.
a. J. Gamble ents bue g Joe Waterman 4l21
Far cp<s q Nsd I y
John Crooks entered b. G. Trade Wind 49,. 3
EycleshjmeT &. 6. Fay Tor. ........,.....2 "a o
r,n Tine 5Si %; Cos; 20, 60. g.,
horses; mile heats, hest in IN harness
Col 4. }. Gamblcs ro g. Tim McGrath. l
Mr. Shears b. g charley s shear ar; 222
FouiTH DAy-suuday, October l5-pacng, purse $500;
two mile heats and repeat, under the saddle; weights
Mr.. j J.. Toa's b. 4. Joe Wilson.
Mr.. {. 5 Fllis 70. m. Lady Mac. 2
Timc-Frst half 10 mile 230 third half 10 nile 232
Frstheat o:021 s-Second heat 512.
SECOND RAcrTrotting purse $780, free for all horses
that never purse OF slo0two mile heats in har
ncss-veighta Ii5 pounds.
Mr. Eycleshemer's 6. 5. Taylor. ...............
Nh G. F. Furgosons c. h. sorrel Ned ,..,,..... 2 2
Mr. T. Eons bl. q. Joe Waterman. 3 3
e-551-5:59-6ol.
T1nnD RAcE-Rnnning, sweepstakes for $500; 500
added: mile heate; catch Weights
NJ. Hays entered b. m. Ellau Parker. 211
Mr. G. Treat entered b. e. Black Dick / >
Mmc-3:4o-1:o7-157.
The first heat Dick run by himself; the would
start, there being distance in the She was a
lowed TO start again. and won by length in each heat
PIONEER CouHsr-Trottipg-Pur aud stake, $3.50;
two miles and repeat, in harness Weight, lao pounds
G. y Eof entered b. g. Joe Waterman. l 1
G. n. Ferguson enters 2. Sorrel Ned ........l 2 2
Mnie-6 .02-61O-6.16.
This race was closely contested; blanket would have
covered tho horses during the heats Each animal had
hosts OF hackers and large amount of money changed
hands.
UNION CcursE, Oct. 1-Pocing-Purse, $500; one mile
and repeat, In harness Owners to drive.
IL n n
iathe tct,..,... 1
Iime--2 :b2--25T-2:56.
ALSO, SwEErsTAkrs.Purse. $780, two mile heats, in
harness.
L. Campbell entered gr. g. Col Fremont (pacer)
q. H. shear entered b. e Mingo (pscer) ....... 2 Q
J. Wray entered Z. Ellen White Crotter) .... dis
1inc--5 .49-55l
ISioN CorRsE-Sunday, Oct, S.-Purse, $3.50; mile
heats best thrco in five, in harness.
G. Ferguson named New York (trotter) 49,. l 2
{. shear named Charley shear (racer)...... 2 l l