The New York herald., 1864-10-20

immense amount Of money pending the result, the
majority Of which vas wagsred level. The stations
scored few times before sotting tho word during which
the Commodore showed that he az fast at an gaits
doing trotsng, pacing. running and jumping enough
frighten his most sanguine hackers. When the
word given tho stations we're of head and head ;
but before they got around the turn, Vanderbilt
broke up badly and lost six lengths. Toronto
was that distance ahead at the quarter pole In thirty
nicely down the backstrstch: steadily, but not
too fast. AT tho half mile pole Toronto was about
three lengths ahead IN ll4H. Going up the threeQuar
stretch, the Commodore continued 10 close up the
daylight and as they came on the homestretch he was at
ia front and Toronto brearing Vanaerbt Won the heat
by couple Of lengths in 2s4K.
S.oond Hsa..-One hundred TO forty wns offered on
Vanderbilt notwithstanding he had cut his quarters very
badly m the first hent. The stations had very
start but the turn Vanderbilt went 10 front and led
two lengths to the quarter pole In thirty and bali
seconds He trotted very steadily throughout the heat
never making skip and won BY four lengths. Toronto
;-a Hea.-There was no further betting on the race,
as barring accident Vanderbilt could not lose. lie toos
easily By two lengths. Time, 2:33x.
"WEDNESDAY Oct. 19-Match for 81 GOO, mile heats.
John Lovet. named br. c. Brupo, by Hambletonian,
M three ss years old a harness ss. ;c
orn,r,er. Half Mile
FIRST heat: .................. 80 Ils 2Ss
Tirs Rca.-rhe Eambetonian three year old was q
great ravoritc Lady Clifton brought the
track bu, after scoring few times the betting became
evep and just before tho START the colt having broken up
several times had the call hundred to
eighty. Bruno had the pole Lady Clifton out.
side. The colt took the lead soon On the word was
given, and opened gap OF lengths before he made
the frs, turn which increased to three lengths the
quarter pole. Time, thirty nine eeconda Going down
ing the nail mile pole one length a1 hall ahead in lis
The mare got nearer 70 the Volt up the three.
o the sn
two lengths away from the mare, who astor very fine
aud very exciting ,usse under the whip brought tbs
colt winner TO The post BY length and haf 10 23o
Second Hea-A great deal Of time was cut 70 waste in
the endeavor get the vord, and 1t thought that
the colt seemed acned to back hackers breaking
up half dozen times as he approached the score The
hundred seventy. After the word given the colt
made very bad breaks, losing lengths the turn
quarter pole, where the mare half q dozen lengths
ahead 10 forty seconds. Now, then, began
closed step ep DVS as ss
polo one length behind Time. l:1e Turning into
with the mare. aud in few strides front.
At inc three quarter pole he was length ahead and the
contest the colt won the heal ana race by nsi length
10 23she quickest race ever before tro,ted by three
On Friday Commodore Vanderbilt and Lady Clifton
rot wagons for 0o0 and Saturday four Brooxiyn
read horses trot for piece Of plate worth $500.
MISSOURI RACES.
LACtEDs AssocIATioS-ocroBER nEETfyo--rmsr DAT.
81. Lours, Oct. II, 1864.
The arst today for a sweepstakes for two
ycar ods owned of the Ohio July L. 1884, dash OF
thrce.quar,ers Of mile 5000 added, $50 entrance half
forfeit 3. r Hachinson's b. by imported Eclipse,
dam Lady Taylor. beat H. vanleu's c. by Lexington
snd Bas Dukes b. s. b. Bonnie Iadde, dam by Zenith
fme 122A.
Iho second race vas FOR sweepstakes for three
yea olds, owned west of the ohio July 1864,
felt. rnere were nine entries, four OF which came
70 the post Mr.. Reads b. 4. Caroline Richings
scotland waterloo aud Huicbinsons O c. BY Knight
Of 81 George we're tie horses engssed Time, l3sjl-
Tns ihro race was Tor premium OF $500, mile heats,
free for sl. sympathy the race, beating surprse
wno wca ~, as ,ss i s hSu g
lA9Z-iae-l.53k. Tie track was good and the ~.
tendance brilliant.
lclspE AssocfAuoS--sEcoyp DAT.
81. Lorrs, Oct ls, 1894.
The nrst race was for purse OF $500 mile boass.
fdlewid won the race, beating Crichton, Rosecrans
Breeze aud Legal Tender The latter won the rst heat
but was distanced the second Breeze was dstanced
the arst heat Time, 1S1k, l5o, Lac. idewild was
the favoriic at one hundred % forty.
The second race for purse of $500, three mile
heats, for all ages Red Oak won in straight heats
beating Bowen. limo, bssk, ss4sx. Bowen was the
favorile ~ one hundred TO twenty.
LActKpg AssociAnoS--unp DAT.
81. Lous, oes 10, 1884.
The first was for sweepstakes for two year ods,
mile DASH S3oo added. Captain hoores b. T. Bius
Flag, By Lexington, dan Hsnnis Farrow won, beating
Mr. Hutchnsons b. O., BY imported Ecllpss j. O. Kelys
b. Knight. o. 50. Louis, :nd'w. y. esorrew's Q.
by lexington dam by Min Lightwora. Tine. 1bOk.
The second race IVES for purse of taOo, two mile
heats, free for ell sRes. Mr. Hasper's Paster won
the race Legal Tender won the frss hss, West ROE.
bury and Surprise vsss also 10 ths RAGS Time, ISL,
S.4sk, 3.45k.
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