The New York herald., 1870-09-09

After scoring once or twice the betting cnangcd
and Bradley became tho favoilte over the field two
Ftrs, Heat Fanny Allen had three lengths the
best OF the send OIL, Bradley and Hotspur bsng side
three lengths. Hotspur second half length in front
OF Bradley. Al tuater-pOle, which was passed IN
front Tiotspur neck in advance Of Bradley. Down
the backstretch Hotspur broke up badly ana Bradley
went up and took sides with Fanny Allen, and lhey
passed the .hall-me pole head and head in 49,
Hotspur six lengths In the rear. Fanny Allen then
broke and Hoispur passed her. but was so far behind
Bradley that mis- chances OF winning the heat were
entirely gone At the thrce-quarter poe Bradley
led lfty yards, Hotspur second, four lengths ahead
OF Fanny Allen. Coming up the homestretch Brad
ley was taken in hand, and he logged home with.
ner by ten lengths, Fanny Allen second, neck in
front Of Hotspur.,, Time o. the neat 2;so4.
Bradley second two lengths IN front OF Hotspur.
Going around the upper turn Fanny Alien continued
to lead. Hotspar second, Bradley close
passed in ihirty-seven seconds Fanny Allen led
one length, Braa!ey second, three lengths In
Bradley then dashed away nom Fanny Allen, and
na Opened gap OF three lengths on The backstretch
waoA poe se ne made FUZZY oar -four az Wos '1S af irons @
steadily and he soon Overhaued Fanny Al
len. Now Bradley then made the. gap SIX
tance into the homestretch. Ho,spur also tro,ted
steadily, but did not appear TO have his usual speed
a Me gained % on BRADLEY up h the
ley won the heat, In 2:29s, Hotspur second, three
lengths ahead OF Fanny Allen.
Ta'yd Heat.-Bradley led from the score, Hotspur
and Fanny Allen head and head. Going around
the turn Hotspur made double break and
Fanny took the lead, Bradley second, hotspur
third: third Al the quarter pole, which was
was In front, Bradley second, Hotspur three
lengths behind. Going down the Dackstretcn Fanny
broke up and Bradley took the lead, and opened q
gap q Elk lengths to the half-mie poie Fanny Allen
and Hotspur neck and neci. Time 10 that point,
l14. Bradley then had nothing TO do but 20 on
lesIrely and steadily TO win; ne did so, aud took
the heat and race by half dozen lengths, on Jog,
In 2:28H
THE LAST DAYS PROGRAMME.
To-day, the closing one oil the meeting, viii wit
ness two races which undoubtedly will be closely
contested ana prove Of sreat interest The rs.
nave not trOtted better than 2:4O, mile
heats, best three IN Ave. in harness. 5000 to nrst,
$500 10 second and 500 to the third horse. For hs
mare New Berlin Girl, W. II. DObe's black mare
Oneida, Il. Honmans brown mare Jennie, T.
M Mlllers bay mare L0ua, J. X. Lovitt's
chestnut stallion washington, }. r. Turner's brown
geldlng Honest Billy. s. J. Jacksons bay mare Flora
pay, A. A. Aliens gray mare Snow Flake
William Baine's bay geldng Two White
magne and James Dnrarey's brown mare
Fanny Lambert The second race. free for all
horses. is for purse Of $4,5O0 mi.e heats, best
three 10 1--WE. In harness-$2,000 to first
third horse. The entries are four IN number,
embracing Budd DOble's bay mare Goldsmith Maid,
Ben Daniels bay mare American Girl, William II.
Borst bay stallion George Wilkes and M. Roden's
among some In relation to the relative superiority OF
American Girl and Lucy Is very great, and between
members othe New York delegation IL is very proba-
bic that much money will change hands, IL is ru-
mored that the Girl is In fine condition. aud inas her
owner expects ner 10 present bold front and add a
bright item to her record.