The New York herald., 1866-10-18

small II was o spirited one, and mannesIeo no 'ue IN
The track WAS in splendid condhion and even faster
II anything, than had been on the previous Gay.
mare had the call At odds Of two to one with fewer 70
take than to offer that When the horses were csed
the marc was the first put In appearance she
looked hearty and strong but the warming up did not
display the vgor that II seemed she ought ne kedng
was in very line irii and he ah an eaines eoIsu way
of going thai was destined 10 tell MS favoT betling
time did range lower than $3.50 OF Io ana there
many thought that the horses woud not trot
as fast as that
F1rst Hsot-Tbe geldng drew the pole, and after one
start they got OH tie mare having the best OF in
scoring She ens up the turn and Bull Run went
rapd1 past her while an offer made OF 500 TO $50
that the marc would not win heat The geidng went
NJ once about his and had lead of nearly four
ohs al The quarter lie drew further away down tho
hack and headed the mare by six lengths at the half
mile Llla never % reasea s linn, but on the contrary
Second The ge ding now had the call at 500 to
$50, and there we're no takers After long and tedious
OF attempts TO start in which both broke alter
naiely over the score, they got the word The mare
almost immediate broke up Ella followed sui. at
The turn but she tho first to SETTLE and going
mad lead Of three lengths at tho quarter pole On the
backstrctch the geldGg went resoluely to work and
succeeded in making the lap just beyond the old stand
Al The half milo he went of his feet, however, and fell
me lengths to the rear The mare rounded into the
noinesfretch way ahead hut she had hardly turned
the straight when she broke, and Bull Run handiy
up 10 her he PASSED her. and was fast DRAWING away
from her when he in up close the distance
pore. % Ihs mare came on at RAPID rate ana cutting
uncau gtiung swept stand, the winner
the heat by length, in 2.37A.
Third Hea. Bets were offered even, but few took
any chances They got away after scoring once, the
mare beng slightly in the lead Bull Run was quick at
his task however, and swept handsomely TO the front at
the turn AT the quarter he led by three lengths. and
down the back stretch steadily ascd his advantage,
so that be led at the hall mile by six easy lengths The
mare here broke UP still further behind The
geidng made skip The upper rum but quickly catch
Ing, sped round the last and into the homesiretch
iulfy eight lengths ahead. He came home lelsurey,
winning in 2.36is.
Fturh Hea'.-Two to one on Bull Run and no takers.
They got fine start the geding taking the lead at
DE drew constantly leading by three lengths at the
quarter poe He went rapidly down the back, tue
breaking up and losing last. Bull Run rounded the
Flushing end hne style and az the last quarter
dozen lengths ahead Com ng home the mare was
where and the geing logged in the winner Of the heat
and race by fifteen lengths IN 2:361a
WEDN soAY, Oct l8-TrottiDg, for stake OF 81 600,
mile heats, best hreen i've.
j. Crook &. x. Bull Run. 20 harness.
h. Woodruf's 8 m Ella Sberw o0d, to wagon Q 2
Time 32s4-2:s7A-2:so1S-2:36h.
Tr0ttiDg in ConnccticHt-The Best Time Ever
Made in Pubiic i'm the state.
MERIDES, Oct. II, 1860.
The best time made on public trotting park in
Connecticut made to-day by Leviathan, owned
by William L. Bradley. He made the mile in 2: 20,
under saddle, and carried twenty pounds over weight
In June he beat Blackstone Belle in Boston Best time,
2:30. Bets were made to-day that he trot under
2:23 The owners OF Dexter may make profitable
match.
There is national horse fair here to-day which will
continue to-morrow. II is largely attended. Many
last horses present.