The New York herald., 1870-11-22

Hiram was the favorite against the field before the
start and'rhose VINO laid their money on him never
lost faith his ability to win 30 the end.
THE TRoT.
First Redk.-rhe horses had q good start, and went
head and head around the turn. Then Snow Bird
showed In front FOR moment and soon afterwards
broke up and fell in the rear. Hiram then took the
lead, and was Two lengths in 'front.' OF Rosa Lee at
the quarter polc In thirty-nine seconds Snow Bird
SIX lengths behind. Going around the lower turn
Hiram opened the gap, and was five lengths in
'front.' at the half-mile pole, III 117, Rosa Lee second,
ten lengths in advance OF Snow Bird. The gray fell
on further and further up the backstretch, and
when Hiram rassed the three-quarter pole he was
distance behind. Hiram came along steadily while
Rosa Lee broke up on the homestretch. Then
Hiram was pulled to jog, and allowed Snow Bird
70 get inside the distance nag. Hiram won the heat
by eight lengths, In 2.f1.
Second aeak-Snow Bird was the FIRST away, Rosa
Lee second, Hiram third Going around the turn
they were mead and head, but Rosa Lee broke up
twice and Snow Bro led three lengths to the quar-
Ter pole. Hiram second. one length ahead OF the
mare. Time, forty seconds. On the lower turn Snow
Bird led two lengths, Hiram second, one length In
trent OF Rosa. The latter broke again ana FUR
tner than she should have done. AT the half-mle
pole Snow BIRD was three lengths IN front, Hiram
second one length ahead OF ROSA Lee. Time, 1919.
Going along the backstreich Rosa Lee broke and
ran UP TO snow Bird, carrying him 10 break, and
leading neck at the three-quarter pole. Hiram
tToted steadily all The way. Tine mare broke twice
on the nomestretch, and gained each time by these
operations, aud came 10 the score length and a
hair ahead ana the judges gave her the neat, but
Notified L. Nance that II he ran much again they
would punish HIN. IL should have been aona then
and there and noS at another rime Hiram was sec
ond, snow BIRD two lengths further OF. Time,
2:A25S.
Third Reat.-Rosa had The lead Hiram second,
Snow Bird third. Golng around tie turn Rosa Lee
led two lengths, Hirum ana Snow Bird coming IN
collision; hran was second, two lengths In front OF
the gray. At the quarter pole Hiram showed In |
front IN forty seconds, Rosa Lee having broken up
on the way tlither; Saow Bird second, q neck |
In front OF Rosa Lee. Hiram and Snow Bird broke |
up the lower turn ana Rosa Lee led 10 the half
mile pole, lour lengths In front OF Snow Bird, 20.
Rosa Lee troIted steadily from there 10 the end aud
won the heat 10y length, Hiram second, Que length |
ahead OF snow BIRD. lime, 2:43x.
t0tffh Heat.-Snow Bird had the best OF the I
send-on, the Others side and side and so close to-
gether that they collided without mischief, except
tnat Hiram broke up and lost several lengths. Rosa
was one length ahead at tue quarter pole in forty
seconds, Snow Bird second three lengths in advance
OF Hiram. They all broke up the lower turn and
when they reached the haif-miie pole Rosa was two
lengths In front OF Hiram, who was three lengths
ahead OF snow Bird. Hiram then went 10 the 'front.'
and never rehnqu'shed the ead 70 the end, winning
the heat by six lengths; Snow Bird second, q neck
In front OF Rosa Lee. Time OF the heat, 2:42x.
FUth Heot.-Rosa Lee took the lead, Hiram Sec
ond and Snow Bira third. Al the quarter pole Rosa
ahead OF Hiram, who had broken up badly Tlrne
thirty-nlne seconds. Snow Bird and Hiram both |
broke up on the lower turn, and vt the hat-mila
pole Rosa Lee was six lengths ahead, IN l:iJ. She |
kept In front the end, winning the heat ana race
by eight lengths, IN 242; Hiram second lengths
Ia Trent OF Snow Bird.
THE SECOND TIoP
SAME DAY.-Matcn si09, mile meats, best three In
five IN harness.
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