The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02
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SIKH nent-Ine not taken.
First Heat, AT the start the betting was in favor OF
the mare at one hundred 10 seventy She took the lead
with the word and went 10 the quarter pole one length
in front Of Stonewa in thiry-eght seconds Down the
backstrech she opened the gap, and two engths
in front at the half mile POLE IN 16 On the Flushing
end Stonewa broke up and ran close up the mare;
but when he recovered he two lengths behind He
broke again at the threcquartcr pole, but lost nothing,
and again on the homesretch, and the mare cama TO
the stand an easy winner by three lengths ia 2:3Sk
Serond He0f.One hundred to thirty then wagered
freely on the She took the lead at the start, aud,
having the POLE around the turn length ahead
of Stonewall which she made length and half to the
quarter passing that point in thirty eight and half
seconds, sonewall having broken up twice In getting
there He broke again the backstretch but was very
close to the wheel Of the when she passed the half
mile pole. Time, 1:l6 The geldng broke AS he went
into the lower stretch and gained little; but the
had more speed than he and she soon shook him or
ard was two lengths clear Of him at the three quarter
poll Stonewall then broke again. and was closer to the
mare when he recovered than before and alter fine
struggle up the stretch between them the mare won by
length, in 2:3i11
THIRD Haat-Fve TO one was then current the
mare They had very good start, but stonewal soon
mnde double break and the led to the quarter
pole two lengths in thrtyseven seconds which she held
to the half mile pole In 10 S0newall having broke up
twice in passing the old stand Going up the Flushing
stretch the opened the gap but before reaching the
quarter pole she broke up and onewa closed up
to her wheel very exciting contest ensued up the
homestretch, during which both broke up, and stone
wall won the heat by neck, in 2:371s
Fourth HeG.-The betting then became even on the
result Stonewal, on the inside went around the turn
length in front OF tho mare but approaching the
quarter pole sne very lhat
by head, in thirty eight seconds She soon afterwards
broke up and Stonewa got two lengths away from her
They both broke the backstretch and sonewa led TO
the half mile pole four lengths, in ll7s. The mare
closed gradually up the Flushing stretch, and was
withRa length Of Stoncwall when she broke again but
did not lose by the accident Stonewa Ind az much as
he could do the honestrech To keepi front but he
won, after a hard struggle, by length, In 2:3e.
Fifth Heat 1t was dark, what light was given by
the moon, when the horses again started, aud mo-
thing could he OF them from the start until they
returned. They both up the homestretch on rum
Judges pronounced dead heat. Time not taken.
Sizth Haf-Patrol judges were then appointed and at
the end OF the heat they and reported that
Stonewall had troted past all points where they
stationed, and that tho running all the
way. Stonewn was then awarded the heat and race.
Time not taken.
Union Course, Il. j.
The stations George Wilkes and Commodore Wander
bill ro a match for $4,000 this afternoon ut the Union
Course. The stations so to wagons.
Hoboken Course, New jersey.
MONDAY, Oct 3o-Match $500, p. r., mile heats, best
three In five, In harness
Isaac Woodruff named b. m. Kitty Cloud. !
Jas. Ludlow named roam horse. l
Time, 2:39jk-2A2-2A2H-2:3oK
Riverside Course. Boston.
TuEspay Oct Si.-Match $500. Captain MCGOWAN
TO trot twenty miles within hour.