The New York herald., 1870-10-29

dam Fhigtee Etcnton had me Saii IN toe pettns.
Oyster man, Ir., took the lead at tho start hay.
wood secoad, Edenton third, Prophet, Jr, feufth,
and Ala vela iltn. The positions wers soon
SasISi %ss "a NSs Sophe
Jr, fourth ana Oysterman, Jr, flitn. There was no
change down .he S eXcep, as Hysr e
back ont OF the race Going aronGd the lower
turn oysierman ran up and took tnlrd place, anu az
they cane on the homestretch Edenton led one
length, Hayward second, OysIernan third mud Alta
Nela fourth. about half length dividing the latter
dun 6chn ~ s Wn lin" no ana "ga nr M f on as The
quartet ran sharply up the homosretch. ana
% they passed under the string EdcntoI
was still one length In the lead, Hayward
second, neck In front Of Ala Nea, who was same
distance III advance of Oysterman, Jr. II was
beau itul race lar Going around The npper turn
Hay began to show symptoms OF distress, anu
he soon afterwards ie away In the rear. The three
leaders now ST 10 work 10 cut each other
down. Oystcrnian, Jr forced tho pace and
second al the halimo nole. Edenton .siil lead
ing length Alta Vela close up. Oysterman soon
g1f IN trouble and hlta Vea TOOK sc und place and
dashed vigorously after Edenton, shutting up the
daylight AT The ti.ee-aartcr pole. Edeni0n would
nol 20 captured however, aud ne came home a
anead OF Uysterman, Jr. Hayward was 100 yards
behnd and rroph = Jr,, nearly quarter OF mile.
Time. 3:4S. The oilowngisa
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy.-Fulse of $1,000, two miles, for all
ages. 70 carry 100 lbs; $500 to hrst horse 500 10
John 0'Donnei entered b. c. Edcnion by Ulver.
ston, dam Amanda. ..........::............. l
dam Filigree. Observation-Disclosures.
d. Mcdaniel entered b. b. oysterman, Jr, by oys-
J. y. Thomson entered b. h. Haywood, by Planet
dam clifford ~ Rel Rye. e..;...n;.:.;,.....;:",, 0
g. +. Gambh, entered b. j: Prophet, dr., 10y
Prophet dam Lucy, by Curtis. .......".....-..
Time, 3:i5.
rnn FOURTH RACE
was for purse o $780, mile heats, for all ages that
haze not Won race during the year. The entries
were ]. d. Thomson's chestnut cot by Planet dam
BY Tar River, +. n, Halls chestnut ce.dng Ensign.
la,,s,
ing Timber Jim, by Lexington, dam unknown:
| carroll 4 Coal's brown colt OrtoIal, by Bone
chesiaus enesi s lily fopIc, by Eclipse, dam O'Mu Nina;
II. 7. McGrath's bay fy susan Ann, By
Lexng on, dam Roxana; a. Bel.nonts chestnut
ernor B0wies gray horse st. Patrick, by StonewGll
| jackson, dam Chickamanga. EcLptic sold for the
choice and Susan Ann third.
Fa'st Hedt.-ibe horses had very fine start, and
went away In bunch, snsan Ann heading as sne
urtolan fourth, St. Patrick fiith, Finesse
; sixth. Timber jim seventh ana 'rhomson's
! colt eighth Susan Ann kept the lead down the
backs,ret1h, Echplc second, ortolan third. Ensign
fourth, so close together that there was no daylight
hind, was lfth, then Flnesse Limper Jim and
| Thompson's colt, with two lengths dividing them.
Going around the lower turn cllptlo outfooted su-
| Aun and showed length IN front ut the three.
quarter pole, Susan Ann second half length III ad-
vance Of Oriolan who was three lengths IN front of
Fiaesse, the latter beng one length ahead OF Ensign,
! st. Pd,rick next Il few lengths behind. Thei,
several leugths further on came Thonpson's colt and
| 100 yards behind him was Limber jim, who was en-.
tiiely splayed out" A very nne run homo brought
| Eciiitic III q winner by two lengths. Susan Ann
second. length IN front Of ortolan fnessc Q good
foartn. white st. Patrick was inst inside the nag and
Ihampson's colt aud Timber sim we're dislanced.
! Time OF The heat, J:474.
| capita! start. Susan Ann second st. Patrick third,
! Ensign fourth. Tniessc nth and Ecipic sixth, tho
quarter pole IN his manner, and, acStng into the
bacastrech, they made the pace warm TO the half.
NILE pole, where susan ANA showed in front. They
were all IN q bunch, OfOlan second, Finesse third,
| 81. Patrick fourth, Ecliptic iilth aud Ensign
| sixth. tong around the lower turn Fnesse
Outran the others and went to the fr0at before
reaching the tarecIuarter pole. closely pressed by
Susan Ann, ST. Patrick o good third. Orlolan then
fourJn place, Ensign being sixth. The run up the
nomestretch was desperate between Finesse and
Susan Ann, the former passing under the sitting a
winner by n short length Susan Ann second, Eclip-
tic third, three lengths behind, but half Iepgth
ahead OF st. fatrick wau was several lengths In
lront OF Enslgn, orsoau SIKH. Ilineo OF The heat
T3tfa Hsat--lW the horses that had no, won
heal were now ruled out, and anlptic and Finesse
ha She race TO decide between themselves. Speeu.
lation was brisk and betting heavy, Eciiptc having
the call. Tho FLIES had o good start, bat Finesae
was pulled BACK, aud Eelptic went around the turn
four lengths ~ itonF. There was no change at the
9narieg-po,e, nat going dean Tue he, oacks,retcn
two lengths and half behind at the haifmile pole.
fnesss closed Oh the lower turn and at the three.
quarter pole they were nose aud tan. The iii,ies
swung Into the hones,fetch Tapped, Ecipic leading
half length wlien merry race cnsued, which was
continued desperately to the stand Flnesse winniD
by neck. Time, lf9li. Tue following is 4
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-Purse OF $3.50; nile heats; for ali aecs,
for horses that had not won during the gear.
A. Belmont entered ch. T. FIDesse, by
Lexington, dam tLgree. ................. /
I. w. boswell entered ch. 1. EcIpuc, by
:. Eclipse, dam Nina. ..................... 2
II. +. McGIath entered h. T. Susan Ann, by
Lexington, dam ROxana. ................. D
Carroll a Coar entered br. C. Ort0lan, by
DonerGile, dam Canary Bird. ..,......... 0
+, NJ. Hal entered ch. !. Ensign, by Eugene,
dam La Rose ............. '............... . o
Governor Bowie entered z. h. st. Patrick,
by StonewaIi Jackson, dam Ch;ckamauga. O o
]. y. Thomson entered ch. C. by Planet, dam
by Tar River. ..:............. dis.
John Marsh entered blk. &. Timber Jim, by
Lexington, dam Unknown ............... dis.
Time, l:4ysS, las, 1:i91.