The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

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IFlon Ne Hartford TINES, sepk 81
nAss 2, a sspt =, lsS7-rsn mile sos " was0S'
4 4 Dalton namsS q & Broker. ................." !
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y. tim. .,. me ,. y ,sa - -. ssrs. O'Clock bot
s poured down intense hsss = that hour and soe
sxS0s wes postponed sill O'Clock vines arefresh
sstfs ne cSpds ne rack .ss snoch and hard There
wore LOCO pons preset via over soo yenciss on the
= - .uro A io.s oSioos sSsv sppsas Cd, sssaoosd
y skslsaon wagsns-sns owners driving their own hor:ss
ne ss Large Ss9s ne s hip
uAiSh gives him UNPLEASANT appearance he stands
IL q sta But be moves with upon the track and
49,. He IL cqusye, handsome rotser, honest, bu.
ehs into break makes bad work ana loses great
r. he 10 mine years old, and weighs about $50 pounds
No mare u . dark bay, or lighter frame, and has .
hishsg gait She appeared to be lame ~ she upon
.hs sacx nut ve suppose ,has way she has when she
scsors under botn Of her fell cas- and whom pot
AsA she was inclined 10 skip at least twice In
svey half mile But Ct time: she msde some nne dashss
rquAre rot, which showed that has great speed In
her, for "prush" at least
A halt ps.t three tho horses were called to the SCORE.
Marshall, Of Providence, George Earle and L D.
nobsrss -ere the judges; Dr. r. Aetsler and Peter Do
boas sdted ~ time keepers Dalton the pole There
xsss I'VE false starts, the mare being crazy With Imp.
p or far ahs I'D Of the horse At the sixth trial they
goi The word and went away, the being nearly
ite ono les 9Th advance II the Il the word
FsM Half Nile Tho marc dashed In ahead on . skip
n The st and took the pole the upper turn, but Bro
kH p.s.ed her On the down stretch and came In two
isoesd half mile Broker came in . length ahead on
No second half mile but the mare dashed front Of him
- they crossed he score and took the pole the upper
turn.
T1srd Tho mare kept the polo and in length in
Eb~rtA Mare s.n held the pole and crossed the
thrro D. gths ahead.
MA -Hnse passed The mare ON tho dawn stretch, and
IN two lenghs In advAnce-he lAhering gery
SsnA, sepeNA and eisAh.-rhe horse kept the lead
sssdy pss,g the soose in advance from one to three
Ss~A -rnc mare came across the score length ahead,
sore Gas po~ s,her.Dg oousdop.Sy but was doing his
Scst With eSe; ~ ~ ,teadils old deacon.
Hsh-This half mile turn completed just half OF the
ask and the mare kept the poe crossing the four
o. I've Lengths 10 I'd ance.
Aepexh = The same.
Noeyth and hi-s,enh Marc stn leading and crossing
lke soore each time about one length ali ed.
Fbs1teerut- The mae led until they came upon the
sesp escn, when Dalkn pullsd out and caue nearly
,ny break he sde during the t,ot, and Dalton nearly
saouped BIN before he could get him back 10 trot In
when abe brcI and dashed into . run sbe gaued
hs sbe lost before getting back sto her gait the horse
~ 30 mrch b, his break that the mare came In ii Ieast
PykentArne mare kept the pole, crossing the score
t~o tebr he ahead
Sreea-rhe horse psseed the mare on the lever turn
In three cngtcs Anesd
Sre,1enh The passed the hor, Of the first turn,
nsbps noe dash, Nd TO < The pol~. me horse. how
ever, seps owding her. ad allowed her 70 come over
ne scoye scarcely q length ahead.
EvAe~is- The maze kept tae pole, and came In two
ienk Tbs Ahead
Nsnaeensh-The excitement intense The
homo evidently In the best oond.lcn and the
mare could rot b. brought readily up 10 those
me Efforts which had rspestedy put her In the
n6vasco. The ho-se bad kept "rght on" at steady
work. end he'd not frctted q the had. de
brea he'd moro freely, and evidently In the
bot ccueiiion 70 enter the last and decisive mile
IA mare ahead, but the horse crowded her rather
more than she really wanted 70 bear but still she
the two Lengths In ADVANCE and her frieads
ehesrcd Justify and seemed 10 have fond hopes Bat those
who vat he'd the thing rather closely remarked that
wHs not able to keep away fro the animal Who was
marching along majos icay though feeling the effects Of
his work 70 rome extent
feenhah and last half MIL The mare led round the
uVpe turn when Dalton "3uled out" and slipped up
koas side about half say the down stretch whom the
maze broke into run but hauled up and struck her
gait enssriog the 10 turn. Il no use viewer
me horse hsd paused her. and leading along AZ
they turned no tue homestrctch for the last time, where
abe had two three times before pAssed the HORSE her
owner crowded her up 10 her best effort She not
squ 70 the task required and orok, up but caught her
hot quickly and along Ia the rear ou close up, the
bosse paning The score full ongth ahead winning the