The New York herald., 1870-10-15

the lower turn, no contest was close unt errrv,..
broke up. and License left him ana passed Ina Ia
lengths ahead 81 the stallion VINO had ALSO Croes3 iwo
up. License caino along after that several lengths
vance Of the stallion, who was two lengths ahead Of
Surprise the time OF the heat was 2:5i. As soon
as the horses turned ana came back TO the stand me
driver OF Surprise made charges against w. Woodruff
the driver or License, OF having ran into him tho
lower turn and causing hun to break up. Mr.. Doty
showed marks on the sulky and also on the horse,
caused by the collision added 10 which they had The
statement Of Dan Pdfer that License had ran into
duced, the judges dIstanced License and gave
Charles Il. Loew the heat The time could
no. ne MADE g. ,ne saGn ny ,o ca mos aas
that Surprise broke up ana then Swerved TO the
right. and tnat instead OF him being the agsressor
take into consideration that the collision might have
been On accidents but they found Woodruff guilty
anu gave hun the full penalty OF the law.
s.Stn Heat-Surprise had the best Of the sinrt by
M nalI length which he made into three lengrns at
uarer que ie noa oy the ne Dfeang o. he Stallion N A. s
thrty-elght seconds. Going down the backsretch
tne the stallion TAI closed ana shut up the daylight, but
near the hallmlle pole he left his feet for moment
aud lost two lengths. Surprise passed the pole IN
i:l0h 10 all appearances very tired horse. COM
ing around the lower turn the stallion gradually
gained on him, aud, after severe struggle up the
homestrelch. the stallion won the heat by three.
quarters or length In 2:35.
IL was now getting dark and the hackers OF Sur.
PRISE w!sned tho race postponed, wnile the friends
they believed that the stallion was the best horse at
that stage OF the game. The Judges were anxious
that the race should De finished, aud at the time Tor
me horses 10 he called IL was yet light enough
70 see them ali the way around the track.
Iney appointed strong body OF paromen. In order
what they were doing as they passed them; but all
thus turned out to be OF service, rs the horses
See them, and they then postponed the race until
this afternoon, al one clock. Each horse has two
meats, aud whoever wins the deciding one VIII take
1rst money.
THE SECOND TRor.
SAME DAY-Ihe three-ycar-old Colt Stake, post.
poned from October i; purse and stake $2,050 mie
heats, In harness.
9. ., Alley entered br. c. Gauntlet. !
Guy Miller entered b. I. f.-...............2 Q
w. 9. Bryant entered 8. c. c.-............4 s
4 Bradley entered &. g. Hager. DIR.
JACKSON ssri TrOst TOsetsa s Sr dr.
r.. 49,. Quarter HaG 7nee-Quaras. ME.
Second heat. ak i:2i1 2:Ss s 2:4S :ss
THE BETTING.
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Guy Guy Mis- Milisr's hy.. % q 90 100 lls ll3
THE COLT TROr
FIRST Hedt-Haz0r had the lead on tho outside
Gauntlet second with the POLE Guy Millers bay nlly
fourth. Going to the turn Gauntlet drew away ru-
pily from the others and led three lengths the bay
WHO was four eas ahead q Of III Hazay yao WDo Gu
snsso dGur lengGs the my second hai ieqst
lengths @ In front of Hazor: Mr.: Bryanps
colt then broke up badly and fell in the rear. At
nliy second, ten lengths ahead OF Hazor who was
four lengths In front OF Mr.. Bryants colt Tie race
now lay between Gauntlet and the bay fl!y, as she
was closing the daylight very rapidly. At tho
three-quarters pole Gauntlet was two lengths N
'front.' and Tho lilly closing on HIM at every Stride.
at Gauntcts wheel, and coming Up the homestretcl
looked very much like a winner A close struggle |
even terms with Gauntlet The latter won BY q |
length and half He broke as he passed he score.
The lilly was second, dozen ergtlis ahead Of iia-
5or, who beat Mr.. Bryanrs colt half lengsh. Time,
Second Heas-The colts had a most beautiful |
start, and went side and side into the upper turn.
Gauntlet then drew away and Mr. Bryants colt took
second place, leading the bay My half length At
me quarter pole Gauntlet was leading two lenG,hs, ,
Mr. Bry ants colt second two lengths in front OF the
lily; At the half-mile pole Gaunt!et was leading
allen III the rear. Time l:.l1s. Going along the |
over turn Gauntlet was taken In hand and tlc |
,aaers closed on & mn nn15i the ay was only two
The latter then broke ana that was the last OF HIN.
coming up the homestretch the fy also broke up, |
md Gauntlet came home winner OF the heat and |
ace by I'VE lengths, the hy second four lengths III
ront Of Mr. Bryant's colt. Time OF tho heat z:45.
To-DAY's AMUSEMENT.
To-day. the Closing one of the annual agricultural
and horticultural exhibition at the Prospect Park
sporting incidents. Beside the premiums for cer-
lam classes OF horses from ono to seven years old,
Which VIII be shown on the track ut an early hour.
2:25 race OF yesterday. As will bc seen by the |
report ABOVE the gray geidipg Surprise and the llc
STALLION CHARLES e. Loew have each been credited |
With two heats. Tho termination OF the race al one
o'clock p. NJ, viii have many spectators. Tie regl- |
ar trottns attraction viii be- for horses that /
nave never beaten 2:40, purse of S5oo-SS5) |
lorse mile heats, best three in i've in |
harness. For this there are entered william H. |
Jarvis black geldng Black Crook. John Murphys |
brown gelding James II. Coleman, Edwin Thorne's |
BAY mare Enigma, John b. Flanders gray eeldin2 |
Lottery, Hiram Howe's bay mare Nancy Sykes A. |
d. SammiS chestnut mare Bashaw Maid, AleXanGer |
bay mare Lady Hughes ana Robert |
Fletchers road gelding Robin The second premium Is
Or teams, the entries Tor which are not yet an. |
lOnnccd. These entertaining events together with |
lhe many departments representing the world OF |
arts and mechanics, are quite enough satisfy tho
lesires OF the amusement LOVING thousands that |
Will be present at the Prospects Park this morning
md afternoon.