The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27
who was four lengths ahead Of David Bonner Sew
berlin GIRL Drcadnaaght and WeaLern New York

! who was four lengths ahead Of David Bonner Sew
Berlin Grl Dreadnaoght and Western New York
were distanced, The Ii ut was made IN 2:3i.
Sec0hd HedL-Ihe send-on was good one with
rrincea time the ADVANTAGE, which around the turn
ne increased 70 Tour iengths aud at the quarter
poie-passed In urrty-seyen ami half seconds
WAS tne advanced guard by six lengfha, Medoc
~ the rear Down the backstretch Medoc began 70
tIot very pretuly and went up TO Princes wheel.
When ne made skip and TEL back length, they
passed the half-mne In TINS manner. William II.
Taylor inhd and DAVID Bonner fourth who was now
noopng badly. The Time TO that point was I:Is.
Along The lower turn. Medoc settled TO excel
lent work and took even terms wih Prince
Slep ny step they fought The way down The back
sn, 10 inc Stand, the struggle calling forth
SHOUTS OF admiration from the spectators; and 10
we appearance OF those IN the reporters stand
Plice passed under the string head IN advance
oi Medoc put tue judges, upon consultalion hold
| ing that Madoc hal not made anything iy ms
. pleaas' gave MIN the heat but for what earthly
reason no one but themselves knows. William II.
ahylor was third and David Bonner was distanced.
Time OF the heat, 2:I.
Thrd HedL-Prince was leading when the word
Was gwen, ana hedoc making double break on
ine turn, during which he ala some little running,
ifrince, ~ Inc quarter pole, which was passed IN
iorty seconds, was an open length ahead aud VIM.
H. Taylor two lengths III the rear. Along the bacg-
suelch Prince Increased his lead 10 three lengths
au passed the halI-mile pole tnat distance to The
iIon,. Iine 10 that point i:15. ON the lower turn
Meaoc again lert his leet, and af or jumping In
.ue ar TWO or three times, struck steady gait ana
inaue an eiort 10 eaten the leader, but he swung
Into ihe homestretch two lengths III advance,
ana Medoc nduging IN two otiier heightened skips,
siihN7 N.lhc Luiuc winner OI ihe heat Dy Three
lengths, Medoc Blk lengths advance OF William IL.
taylor. Time Of the heat, 234-
fgtTiM Heat-.irnce Vas again the favorte. The
hehu-oH Yves the best OF the day; but on the turn
ifnice pu ms nose IN front and, Medoc breaking up.
WAS Blk lengths the advanced guard nc the quarter
pole which was passed IN thirty-seven ANA a half
seconds. Down The hacAstreicn Prince LEFT his
feet and Medoc trotting very last PASSED hun
prct.iiy, ana at the Lalr mile pole was three
lengths ~ ffont Time. ia5. On the lower turn
nedoc left his feet but Tor instant only aud mo
pIeaA apparently was OF much service 10 him, as
gong inio The AR and AL to piecesn the same
| time, Medoc entered the homestrech six lengths
ahead. rue neat was now IN ms drivers hands,
| ana he went under the string u winner py ave
lengths Prince second ana 1aylor one length In The
rear ana on break crossing the score. Time OF the
| heat, 2:Sl5s. The driver OF Prince claimed that
Medoc gained exceedingly in his running during the
neat. but the judges, apparently, did take any
! Fgflh Heat.-The send-ofs was very pretty Medoc
| made double break OF his peculiar character ON
the turn, and at the quarter pole which was passei
In forty seconds, was one length ahead Prince now
seemed pumped out as along the acSstretch Tay Tor
went up to hun, and after short struggle sent MIN
70 the rear. AT the hafinie pole, passed IN f:l5
| Medoc was one length In advance, Prince who had
| Tor short duration again taken second place two
lengths ahead oi Taylor. The latter made another
struggle on the lower turn, aud az the threc-quarter
pole mad given Prince the go-by and, as they swung
into the homestretcn, were two lengths apart. They
Came on TO the goal az q RAPID gait, ana the audi
ence were greatly excited Meooc stuck TO mis- work
ana won the leat and race by two lengths, W,lliam
a. Iayor second three lengths IN advance Of Prince.
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To-DAy's SPORT.
FOR this, the closing day of the meeting at Fleet
wood PARK, there vii be three attractions The
st win be the match race of $1,000 thres-y ca
on niles, which was postponed from yesterday.
The second event Is purse OF $780, for horses that
have never beaten 200; $500 To the nrst $3.50 to
tne second and $50 10 the third. For tins
there are entered Mr. Whipple's chestnut mare
Angeline, d. l.. Motifs brown stallion Independent
G. iruesdales gray geldng Lottery, John Rogers
brown mare Pownal Mare John Murphy's brown
geldtng James ii. Coleman, John Lovett's chestnut
stallion Toronto Chlei !r Pierce Haydens bay geld
ing Nj. T. Brennan. H. l.. Hairs bay stallion Lincoln
| and w. f. Weeks black geldlng Eight Bells
The third event viii be purse Of ST. 000 for horses
tha have never trotted better than 29; $500 TO the
frsT $500 to the second anu 500 to the third This
has eight entries-W. u. Borst's chestnut mare
Josephine, IL. j. Beachs gray geiding
Jack, a. G. Wilson'S black gelding Frank
John Loyetts brown geding Young Bruno
NJ. Barretts chestnut geding George Smith,
Dan Pliers bay mare mo naDiel John Rogers
brown mare Pownai Mare, and pan Mace's brown
gcding Frank. All three races Will be nile heats
best three In uye In harness.
Last night the pool sellers, Messrs. Marshall &
Johnson, gave the betting gentlemen an opportunity
To invest their money upon the second and third
races with the following result