The New York herald., 1868-11-08

same distance eacn time ana taking step I0r step.
Novels won by length in 2:SlA Clara was eighty
THE BETTING.
r Neveis. % 20 20 o. 81
Third Heat-Bradiey got away with the lead
around the turn, Novels took sides with Bradley, the
mare several lengths behind. At the quarter pole
Bradley lea hsli length Nevels second four lengths
down the backstretch Bradley drew away from
Novels and the mare closed up nicely. At the half
two lengths in front OF Clara. Time-l:l5S. On
the Flushing end Bradley opened the gap on Novels,
and was TWO lengths and half In 'front.' At e the
e-quarter pole The mare was close up TO Neves
as ne came on the homestretch, and In moment
Afterwards took second place. Bradley trotted
Clara having broken up at the distance stand Nevels
2:33h.
THE BETTING.
Ned Novels. vels...."...-......$s5 40 40 20 loS 90 90
Clara Sraas; % % % % 20 20 20
Fourth Heat.-The horses had fine start. but 60
ing around the turn Clara rushed to the 'front.' Brad
ley second, one length ahead Of Neyeis. Az the
two lengths ahead OF Neves. Time, thtrty-eght
seconds. There was no difference In distance be-
Ss e S
mile pole was passed In Ills. On the Flushing end
Bradley forced the pace and went up to the mares
neck but she shook him OFT again and led one length
at the threequarter pole Nevels one length behind.
most exciting struggle then followed between
Clara ana Bradley up the homestretch. They were
head and head at the distance stand; but the mare
then made a double break and fell behind Novels
going IN second. Bradley won by length In 1888.
THE BETTING.
Pool selling was rather dull between the heats,
nearly all the money Of the betters being Ill the pool
box. The aucti0neer sold a few, however, with
Bradley the favOrte against the neld
FUh Hedt.-Clara got away with the lead, Novels
second, Bradley close up. On the turn Bradley
broke up, and dashed into rum and by the time his
driver got him down TO q trOt he was $50 yards
behind. Clara led half length to the quarter pole
IN th1rtyeight seconds, but ON the backstrctch
Novels yOked her, and they trOtted head and head
until past the ruins Of the old stand when Novels
showed his head In front and was half length ahead
at the halimile pole In l:l6 Gong along the Flush
ing end the mare rallied again and about midway
was leading by neck and shoulders. She, however,
soon fell of, and Nevels led two lengths at
the three-quarter pole, and coming into the home
stretch with that advantage he had the heat safe III
hand, as there was no danger or his breaking, for
Mace says he cannot whip him into break after he
goes three-quartera OF a mile The mare broke up
near the finish, and Nevels won the heat by four
lengths in 2:34. J. ]. Bradley was distanced.
Stth Hedt--No betting took place between heats,
as 1t seemed that Novels must win beyond doubt,
and the hackers Of the for the first time during
the afternoon refused to draw their leather NeveS
took the lead at the START and went to the quarter
pole In forty seconds length ahead. He opened
the gap down the backstretch and three lengths
ahead at the halfmil0 pole 11S5a. lie kept ABOUT
that distance in front from there 10 the nnsh max
ing the heat IN 2:35x.