The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

First Hedt.-OgleS geldlng was the IaVOrlte, SELL
ing for more than any one Of the others, and his
hackers laid eight against ten on him before the
start against the Geld. There was great deal OF
scoring before the word was given. When they
were started Frank took the lead, Ogle second,
Nance third and Jimmy O'Brien fourth. Ogle and
Frank broke on the turn and Manees gelding led to
the quarter pole one length ahead Of Frank, who
was four lengths In front Of Oge, the latter one
length ahead OF Jimmy O'Brien, Jimmy having lett
his feet before getting there. Going along the back.
stretch they all broke up and when the half-mile
pole was reached Frank led four lengths, jimmy
O'Brien second, three lengths ahead Of Ogle, who
was six lengths In front Of Nance. Time 1:19x.
At the three-quarter pole Frank led six lengths,
Jimmy o. Brien second, one length ahead OF Ogles
geding, who was six lengths In advance OF Nance.
the heat by five lengths Jimmy OBrien second, four
lengths in front OF Ogle who led Manee's geldtng
Second Heas-There was very little betting, the
pool seller refusing to sell In the cold for such small
sums as were offered for the choice OF horses In the
pools which were sold, however, Frank had the CALI
Oge got away best Jimmy O'Brien second, Frank
third and Nance fourth On the first turn there
another between Jimmy O'Bren and Frank, and all
OF them broke up. Ogle was first at the quarter POLE
front OF Jimmy O'Brien, Nance one length behind.
Time, forty seconds and half They changed posi-
lions on the backstretch and when they reached the
Nance second, half q length ahead OF Ogle
who was one length ahead OF Jimmy O'Bren
along the Flushing end Gilbert second, Oglc
third with Jimmy closing on them very rapidly. AS
they swung into the homestretch Nance was leading
close together jimmy closed quickly on Frank, but
broke up and collided with him, the force OF which
as to break the axes. The driver, Mr.. Casey was
thrown to the ground and the horse ran away. He
came up the stretch at the top OF his speed and
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the corner OF q fence. The sulky was broken all TO
atoms, but the driver was not injured. The other
horses broke up from fright at the time OF the acct
dent and there was some running afterwards by
Nance He came over the score first by length,
third and Jimmy o. IIrien dstanced. Time, 2:isH.
Third Hedt-Oge was away first Frank second,
Nance third. Frank and oge broke up on the turn,
led ogle second and Nance close up Going down
the hafmile pole was three lengths ahead OF 0gle,
who was one length In front OF Frank. Time, go.
the horses, except that Nance made the gap little
wider on the lower turn, and he came home an easy
winner by four lengths, ogle second, six lengths
his chances OF winning were out Time, 2:46.
Fourth Heot.-There was no further betting on the
race 0gle took the lead, closely followed by the
others. Frank and Ogle went around the turn mead
and head about three lengths In front OF Nance. At
the quarter pole Frank was . neck ahead Of Ogle,
Time, forty seconds. Frank broke on the back
stretch and Nance went to the front and led three
lengths to the half-mile POLE 0ge second, two
lengths and half In front OF Frank. Time, 119.
Nance held his own around the lower turn but
coming up the homestretch Frank closed on him
finely ana the race was In doubt thirty yards from
the stand. Nance won by length, Frank second,
four lengths ahead Of Ogle. Time, 2:45.
Flrh Hedt.--lt was now growing dark ana the
no rses were fastened up FOR the word. Ogle got
away the best again, but was soon caught by Frank,
the latter leading half length at the quarter pole in
forty seconds, Oge second, one length ahead OF
Nance. There was no change or position on the
backstretch, except that Frank opened the gap on
Ogle, and Nance closed up little. All OF them
broke on the backstretcn and 0ge aud Frank showed
their speed at galop. Nance fell OF when he
broke, but closed ON the others at the hafmilc pole
by square trotting. Frank aud 0ge took few more
jumps on the Flushing end. When they came to
the score Frank was leading two lengths, 0gle
ond, three lengths ahead OF Nance The Judges,
without much deliberation however, gave the heat
and race 70 Nance Time, 2:45k.