The New York herald., 1870-09-23
The Race.

First Hedt-Conndence won the pole, License the
second place, J. J. Bradley third and Q. +. L0ew
the outside. II. w. Genet was Withdrawn. After
SIX scoriDgs the horses were started, with G. Z.
LOew on the lead, License second, Confidence third
ana ]. ]. Bradley fourth, AT the turn Confidence
broke up, ana soon afterwards q. z. Loew left his
feet This gave the lead to License who went to the
quarter pole two lengths in front of J. J. Bradley,
who was one length ahead Of Charles Z. Locw,
sbe latter being four lengths in advance Of Conf
dence. The time to the quarter was thlrtysix
seconds. Going 10 the lower the stallion trOt-
ted up 10 License; but he again broke up and fell
). j. Bradley second three lengths ahead
Of y. E. Loew, the latter being six lengths
~ advance of Confidence. There was no change to
She halfmlle pole, which was passed in l:12,
Compg up the backsretch the stallion again trottcd
FAST and soon passed ]. Bradley the latter break.
When they reached that point License was two
lengths m 'front.' the stallion second, six lengths
tance In advance OF Confidence. Coming into the
h0mesretch the stallion closed on License and the
SIDE tRe drawgate, Wien the former broke up. aud
License License camo nome winner M OF the heat by two
Who ew eSGn eai s1 lengths p ahead % Of
aence Time Of the heat, 2:2o%.
Second Heat.-The horses again scored SIX times
best Of it, License second, j. J. Bradley third. Conn.,
dence few lengths behind. Going round the turn
head Of Confidence the latter broke up As they
passed the quarter pole License was three lengths
Of the stallion the latter being two lengths in ad
vance OF Confidence. The time was thirty seven
Sss1s Gons on aGnna sne lower turn y
mule pole there was not over half length
Of daylight between them. The time was
and six lengths In advance OF Confidence. Getting
INTO the backsretch, j. Bradley closed all the day
took sides with him, and he dropped back 70 third
place. AS the horses passed the three-quarter pole
sd one ne t9e aon one %
advance Of Confidence. AS the horses swung into
the homestretch the stallion was Tapped on License
came on at their best, getting more closely together
at every stride, and amid the shouts OF the specta
head License second, three-quarters Of length in
front Of J: J. Bradley. Confidence was long way
THIRD Hedt.-Chares e. Loew was trlfe In the
lead when the word was given, License second J.
J. Bradley thrd, and Confidence, as before, q few
lengths behind Mace, his driver, wishing the word
In that position. License broke up before he got
round the turn and fell far behind before he
before the others were at the quarter pole. The
stallion led tive lengths to that point IN thirtysx
Confidence, License fourth Going into tn the low lower @
turn the stallion broke up and j. Bradley went to
ns Also s $ MhS Tas tell o up eaS to
Ing Bradley 20 60 on with the lead. He
was was lve lv. lengths in front e1s,o at the hal.
lengths ahead OF Confidence who was ten lengths in
advance Of License The stallion then trotted no.
stride, and at the threequarter pole was at Erad-
ley's wheel Confdenceswas SIX lengths behind, but
the IN n se vns
half length In front OF the stallion, and as they
struck straight work there was very little difference
between them A most gallant struggle euSued
which was watched with breathlass interest by the
crowd unit! the horses passed under the WIRE J: j.
was six lengths ahead Of Confidence, License just
inside OF the distance flag Time 2:27.
Loew were side and side when "'H the Wors
was given. Confluence being three lengths behind.
SH e son coe rn saay wnt to the
fourth. When they reached the quarter pole, winch
was passed in thirtysix seconds, Bradley led one
Confidence having broken up and fallen in the rear
AS they rounded into the lower turn the stallion,
lengths AZ the nalf.miie pole. which was passed
in Ill, Bradley led two .lengths, the slai.
So at that time wa aSne Of verv
He was eight leng.hs ahead Of Confidence
Going along The backstretch the stallion gradually
show his head in front At the rhree-qaarier pole
the % staihon was @ half length ahead, but he then
ne began to anrle and finally leff his feet and
sndsr the wire. Charles E. Ioe&, nawever, by fast
aud determined trotting, came In q winner by 4
secend MAKING inc ~ nea. 1r ~ ~ :. = bradley was
trlne ahead OF License.
FVtn Reat.-Charles 4. Loew, License aud Brad
cy were parallel when the word was given, Conf
lelAee one length behind Going around the turn
sae Mallion led one length, Bradley second, one
Snesa IN mont OF Confidence apd License. who were
sead and head. At the quarter pole, which was
passed IN thtrtys six seconds Bradley was In front,
me stallion and Confidence having broken up. Con-
uuence and the stallion broke up again they went
inc tne lower turn, and the borses passed the
sia me pole Bradley was three lengths In front In
HfaS License second two Lengths ahead OF the stall
H0n. VINO was four lengths in advance OF Conf
lsnce 1od Goine up tue backstretch the stallion trot
tou 20 pH pvoH Iast and with License closed up
70 bradley. License then nut on an
extra spurt ana went to the front, passing the
pole one length In advance OF Brad
Attcr leA1lng Confidence half dozen lengths. As
{aey came Into the homestretch License hal full
!e19tn tne Dest 0f II, bradley second with the sta.
ton o. his yfeel. They squared away now FOR the
anai struggle, 9ut before they reached the draw
gate the stallion broke mp and lost all chance f,r
kha heat LiccnaA ilv me-,