The New York herald., 1870-09-15


put II was soon evident that ROYAL John had i all
three lengths the winner, Emperor second, threi
lengths ahead or Old Put who was SIX lengths IN
front u Topsy and Isveia ias' 'i'ne VI @o 0%a''
M.rd Bsas-old Put and Royal John getaway on
last. Going around the turn Royal John went to the
frunt aad ut the quarter pole was fonr lengths IN
nEvs1a nng Ola Pat third Tiyea fourth and Topsy fth
1t was clear that the WORK Of the honest Royal
John was .n1s, sufficient ana to %snu maintain the lead
going going on perween Old Put and Emperor.
advance Old Put second, half a length ahead OF
Emperor, who was one length In front OF ropsy ana
M aGya
who were stlll head and head, and had been from
the quarter pole, and as they entered tho stretch
Royal Jonn was eight lengths In front. Old Put and
Emperor still head and head, both under the whip.
and the score was passed, Royal John winner OF the
Put second head and shoulders front Of Emperor,
Tivclla fourth and Topsy nth. Time Of the heat,
2:a9.
SAME DAy.--Purse 1000, for teams, neither horse
of which has either In harness. to wagon or TO the
pole beaten $50; $3.50 TO nrst, $500 10 second and
300 to third horse; mile heats best three IN five.
Il. A.. Hail entered .b G. Inca Rubber Ben
W. p p Dobie ch. g. Dot and ch. 8. hickory .
s. Jackson entered b. G. Bess and b. m.
f. A. sqDife y b. G. Britain and b. T. Berlin. dr.
Dan Mace br. N. La Blonde and Dr. III. Tida. dr..
Qtarfsy. Hah Hie.
SsisS SsSsPf Sfs;::::::;5 IS is ::s; ::s;S
India Rubber Ben and mate s7s = Ts 60 60 90
rDe the asI aeid. .u.. .,'...... 10
AFTER FIRsT HEAT
India Rubber Ben and mate. 500 90 90 50 80
40
THE TRoT
First Hect.-The bay gcdlngs Britain and Berlin
and the brown mares La Blonde and Tdl Welc with
drawn Dot ana aickory lack aaG % the Pole Flora
the seventh attempS, India Rubber Ben and Lady
walton first, Dot and Hickory Jack second on
break, ana Flora Day and Bess last; Around the
and at the quarter pole, passed III f0rtytwo seconds
India Rubber Ben and mate were lrst two lengths III
half a length behind. At the half mile pole the
leaders had mcre ased the gap ana passed that point
six lengths ahead, Dot and Hickory Jack second,
two lengths In advance Of Flora Day and mate, who
were up and runaing. Time 1:20. At the three
quarter POLE India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton
were eight lengths to the lrOnt, Dot and Hickory
Jack twenty lengths clear OF Flora Day and Bess who
now practically out OF the race. The heat was
In the hands Of Indie Rubber Ben and Lady Walton,
who. well in hand, crossed the score winners Of the
heat by six lengths in front OfDot and Hickory JACK.
The team Flora Day ana Bess were dlstanced. T1mo
OF the heat, 2:41.
Second Heat.-The teams had n beautiful sendofY.
Leaving the stand Dot aud Hickory Jack broke up,
and before they could be brought level again In
dia Rubber Ben and Lady Walton were eiehtlengths
In advance, and the quarter pole was passed In that
manner in forty-one and quarter seconds. Gong
around the stretch India Rubber Ben and mate trOt
ted very prettly, maintaining the same open gap
Time, l:2l. Around the tuIn.the second Cime Dot
the leaders, and in the attempt OF India Rub
Der Ben and Lazy Walton to keep the wide
stretch Of daylight still between them they left
their feet but were caught quickly and settled into
work again Just Dot and Hickory Jack again broke
up At the three-quarter pole lndia Rubber Ben and
mate were twelve lengths Ia advance, and In that
way came into the homestretch. Il was difficult for
Dot and Hickory to save their distance. Under the
string india Rubber r. Ben ran, and Lady walton were
some portions Of the heat Dot aud Hickory Jack
trotted exceedingly fast.
Around the turn both were trortug very fast. with
little advantage II there any, in favor OF India
iet ther feat: hut India Rubber and uate Sss
caught the quickest, settled into nne turn speed
and at che quarter pole passed In fortyts seconds
turn into the stretch Dot and Hickory
Jack again broke up, and Iadia Rubber Ben and
% the former team, as India Rubber Ben EN- and mate ate
were fully ten lengths to the front at the naf.mle
n1 Do. s Ss scF as
burst Of speed to catch the leaders, but
i I was f19aie, 9me, as, breaEng =, up sun IT, again.
quarter pole. On the homestretch the driver or
india Rubber Ben and Lady Walton took them Ia
tho winners or the heat and race. Time OF tue heat,
1881. There was considerable excitement over
this result
THE LAST DAYS. AMUSEMENT.
The events for the closing day for horses that
have never beaten 2:33, mile heats best three in five,
harness. purse OF $8n0 and prize OF So go, open
to all horses, nile heats, best three In i've, in
harness For the former are ten entries
Hiram W. Howe's brown mare Lady Wells,
J. j, BOwen's black mare Vixen formerly
Cut RIVER. S. j. Jacksoas bay geldinR Bess,
John Chambers chestnut gelding Hickory Jack,
Daniel Bagleys chestnut mare Fanny, J. II. Bar-
Decss bay mare Sallie L. G. Ryerson's brown geld
Ing New Haven Boy formerly Brown PrlnceI, Il.
Reamer's chestnut gelding Colonel Fisk, ". b.
Smiths black stallion Thomas Jefferson and J. Col
Inns bay mare Lady Emily. For tie second purse
are the following entries viz.:-Een. Daniels
bay mare American Girl W. d. Crows brown mare
Lady Sheridan, James McMann's bay gedng M0un-
tain Boy, 4. W. Burnham's chestnut mare N0nesuch
formerly Lady Of the Lake, and W. P. Dobe's bay
mare Lucy.
The pools SOLD upon these races tonight In Music
Hall by MAJOR Johnson VIII give q fair Idea OF the
estimate placed upon the respective horses
THE 2:33 TROT.
Fanny. 30 II 81 81
HickOry JACK II
The ueu
OPEN TO ALL.
Lucy ..........s.s.. ...rs.........$b $bOU % % 5U
Mountain Boy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 19 ~ 10
TIe Nelu, 10 ~