The New York herald., 1869-09-17

Of the Boston team and made play for Jessis
and Allen AT the halfmie pole, which was
Of Mutt and mate, who were about the same
distance ahead OF Rubber and Lady Walton. Mutt
and mate then began closing on Honest Allen and
jessie and at the treequarter pole were at the lat
ter's wheels. Allen and Jessie were short length
In 'front.' at the three quarter pole In 1885, but as they
swung into the h0mestretch they were nearly par.
alel. The very exciting struggle was kept up until
they passed under the string, Commodore Mutt and
mate winning Ihe heat by thelr heads In 2:siH.
dozen lengths behind.
Second Heat.-There was considerable excitement
aiter the above heat, when 1t was discovered that
commodore Mutt had not been trotting with the
horse David Bonner, but with a sorre geldiug
known. known as a. sorre John. The judges, however.
had been made before the race began. India Rubber
Ben and mate were first away, Jessie Wales and
Honest Allen next, and Commodore Mutt and CON-
panion tnird Tne latter broke up soon after leaving
the score and Jessie and mate went to the front and
opened gap around the turn They were two
lengths ahead OF Rubber and mate at the quar-
ter pole IN thirty eight and quarter seconds Mutt
and mate being eight lengths behind Jessie and
Allen increased the daylight on the backstrecb, and
at the haimie pole were 1--WE lengths IN front OF the
Boston team IN l:15. Mutt and mate acted very
unsteady in the early part OF the heat they
nearly distance behind at this time. Going along
the lower end Ben and mate trOtted fast but jessie
and Honest Allen were four lengths in front at the
three-quarter pole in 1852, and keeping up steady
gait came home easy winners BY three lengths in
2:3lA. Commodore Mutt and mate were just nside
the distance stand.
1ItTu Htut.-huDDer duu Iudtc udu Tic OtSL Ol Tue
send-on, Mutt and mate second, Jessie and Honest
Allen close up. Jessie and mate took the lead on the
turn and led one length TO the quarter pole IN thir
ty-nine and half seconds, Rubber anu mate sec.
Ond half length ahead OF Mutt and mate. India
and Lady Walton had broken their harness and were
running all the way around the tuln; In fact they
run nearly all the way around. Going along the
backstretch Honest Allen and Jessie were passed by
Rubber aud the mare, the latter passing the half
mile pole length ahead OF Jessie and Allen, who
were one length IN advance OF Mutt and mate.
Time 1:l7. On the lower end Jessie and Allen
closed on Rubber and Lady Walton, and at the
thrce-quarter pole In 1855, were nearly even win
them. Swinging into the homestretch jessie and
Allen took the lead and came home winners by four
lengths, in 2:354, the other two teams close to-
gether the Boston team having their shoulders in
front only. The judges gave the second place TO
Mutt and mate for the others running.
Fourth Hedt.-The start for this heat was even
and the teams dashed away side and side. Rubber
and mate and Mutt and his companion soon after
Allen such commanding lead that it was impossi-
bic afterwards to Overtake them They passed the
quarter pole in thlrty-eight seconds, the haf-mie
pole In 1:l5x and the three-quarter pole In l64h,
and came In winners OF the heat and race In 235 SIX
lengths ahead Of Mutt and mate, who were one
length in front Of India Rubber Ben and Lady Wa
ton. The following isa
SAME DAY-Premium s, SEQ, for double teams 70
wagOns $50 to the frst team, $500 10 the second
ana $3.50 10 the third.
W. d. BOrst entered blk. m. Jessie Wales
and b. q. Honest Allen. n..................2 ! /
Il. A. Hall entered br. g. India Rubber
NJ. ROdin entered b. g. Commodore Mutt
and b. g. David Bonner. ................ r. o.
Owner entered G. g. MedOc and br. 6. Ma
pOCkllSu ......ss.''.s..... VI.