The New York herald., 1870-09-14
THE TROT.

First Heos-The bay mare Ida. gray mare Kitty
Robinson and brown mare La Blonde did not start.
Belle OF Toronto third and Berlin outside. At The
seventh attempt they got away, Lady Emily first,
Belle Of Toronto second, Thomas Jefferson third and
Berlin fourth. Around the turn Thomas Jefferson
went to the 'front.' Belle Of Toronto second, Lady
Emily fell to third position and Berlin was last AT
the quarter pole, passed in forty.one Sec
onds, Thomas JEFFERSON continued to keep to
the 'front.', and was one length ahead Of Belle of
Toronto, who was two lengths In advance OF Lady
the nrst time around there was quite pretty
struggle between Thomas Jefferson and Belle Of
in advance by the stallion, Berlin third ana Lady
Emily fourth. Time, 1:2o AT the three-quarter pole
Of Toronto second, Lady Emily third and Berlin
fourth. The latter had broken up IN approaching
that point, and In his drivers attempt TO get HIM
level had 'gOne all to pieCesn Up the homestretch
an apparent effort was made by the Belle Of TOron-
to's driver TO get on even terms with Thomas JEFF
fersOn, but 1t proved unavaillng, and they passed
the score, Thomas Jefferson first one length ahead;
Lady Emily second, half length In front Of Belle Of
Toronto, who was SIX lengths In advance OF Berlin.
Second Heat.-Lady Emily got away first Berlin
second, Belle Of Toronto third ana Thomas Jefferson
Of the stand and fell back to last place, and at the
quarter pole, passed In forty seconds, Belle OF To-
ronto was full three lengths In advance Thomas
Jefferson secOnd-two lengths ahead of Berlin-and
Lady Emily In the rear. AT the hafmile pole Belle
Of TOrOno was still two lengths in front OF
Thomas Jefferson, Lady Emily third and Berlin
fourth Time, 49, Around the turn the second
time these positions remained unchanged, but
with Berlin again breaking and falling still further
in the rear. AT the threequarter pole it was evident
that the driver Of Belle Of Toronto could not or
rather did not desire to, win the heat, as she was
readily Belle Of Toronto six lengths in front OF
Lady Emily, who was twenty lengths ahead Of Ber-
lin. Up the homestretch there was no struggle,
Thomas Jefferson crossing the score an easy winner
OF the heat two lengths IN advance of Belle OF To-
ronto who was six lengths ahead of Lady Emily and
Berlin just inside the distance stand. Time, 237.
IYfTd HPG{.-Dan Mace now went behind LADY
Emily. She obtained the best OF the send or Berlin
second Belle OF Toronto third and Thomas Jefferson
fourth. Around the turn Thomas Jefferson went to
the front and was two lengths ahead Of Lady Emily
at the quarter pole passed in forty seconds. Belle
stretch the positions were unchanged. and
at the hall-mhle pole. passed In l:l9, Thomas
Jefferson was TWO lengths ahead, Lady Emily
OF Toronto ana Berlin, as before. Around
the turn Lady Emily left her feet but was quickly
caught by Mace who pushed Jefferson now for the
first time during the race But approaching the
three-quarter pole she again left her feet and
SIX lengths behind shoo Fly at that point Belle of
Toronto was third, twenty lengths in front Of Berlin
who was varying his rather miserable uOting with
frequent breaks and running The race was in the
hands OF JefersOns driver and IT was evident nothing
but an accident could prevent his winning it, but
still Lady Emily might be dangerous and the stall
m lion was sent along at I'll the best h.s driver knew
lengths IN front OF Lady Emily, who was six
lengths in advance Of Belle Of Toronto. Berlin
was distanced for his running. Time OF the heat,
2:36n. Lady Emily took second money, and Belle
Of Toronto the third prize.
FO.DAY's SPORT
Two events will mark to-day's amusement. The
first race purse OF 00 for horses that have never
beaten 2:3o. The entries for this are Hiram W.
HOwel's brown mare Lady wells, ]. J. Bowen's gray
geldng Royal John, II. Odels chestnut mare Tivoli
formerly Loulse), J. II. Hubeck's bay mare Sale,
John Murphy's gray gelding Carroll l.. G..
Ryerson's bay geding Emperor, Ben Daniels
bay mare Topsy, r. Beavers chestnut
geding Colonel Fisk, and w. b. Smiths brown
geding Old Put The second race, purse OF 81, 600,
for teams, has the following entriesR. G. Laytons
bay geldng Bess and bay mare Flora Day, II. A.
Halls black geldng India Rubber Ben and Lady
Walton, E. A. Squires' Britain and bay gelding
Berlin, Dan Mace's brown mare La Blonde and
brown mare Tida. and w. p. DObe's chestnut geld.
ing Dot ana chestnut gelding Hickory Jack.