The New York herald., 1870-10-15
Eh1IFDEN PARA RACES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. IA, 1870.
The Springfield Club races were brought TO a
close this afternoon, and tho meeting has been
complete success in every particular. The weather
to-day was very pleasant and the attendance very
large, from 5000 to 5000 people being present.
The first race was for purse Of $500, for horses
that have never beaten 2:3s-second horse to get
$685. third SIS. There were nine entries, seven OF
whom started, vlz.:-G. C. Frank Ralph. c. g. Hiram
and blk. s. Buckskin, all Of tins city; blk. G.
Drom Keeney. Of Hartford; r. q. Fred
Tyer, OF Hartford b. g. Two White
Heels, Of New York. The first heat was contested
by Keeney, Hiram and White Heels, the others not
doing much trotting, except in the rear, Hiram
winning in 23oM. The second heat was a close one
between White Heels, Ralph and kecncy, The latter
winning III 2:39I-Hiram distanccd. In the third
heat Tyler went to the front, where he remained
and won as he pleased In 2:40-Kalph dlstanced.
Tyler also won the fourth heat, Webster being given
the second place; White Heels and Keeney were set
back for running. The fifth heat was easy victory
for Tyler III 2:431a. The following is y summary
HAAPDEN PARK, October 14.-Purse OF Sbvo LOT
horses that never beat 2.3s; mile heats, three IN
fve-sl25 to second, $50 to third. !,
w. j. smith names T. &. Fred Tyler.
C... Douglas names blk. 2. Brom !,
D. Mace names G. g. Two While Heels. = 2 2 8 2
~. o. Robinson names G. G. Daniel , !,
". W Elliott Eia,, .sa names G. 3. Frank Kalph.. os
w. Richards names b. g. Hiran...... us.
L. A. Whipple names blk. g. BucKskin. dis.
Time, 2:33h-2:39il -2:lo--2:4o4--2:4''s.
SECOND RACE.
The second and concluding race OF tiie mte,.hs
was Tor 5000, III grecnbacks, Tor horses ,at hsNef
beat 227-second morse to receive s1oo ltliu cow.
The entries we're the b. G. n. B. Palmer oi boston
Watertown, N. y; b. m. Lady sheridan, OF HART.
ford; blK. m jessie Wales Of Boston, y: e. Harry
Harley and b. III. western GID, both OF New ioia,
The race was one on which the betting men ilisea.eu
| their money very iIeey, Harley beng long ia'o1-
tte. western Girl second, the others In tlc Heiu
| First Heaf-Wales and Noncsnch were uIaWn,
and Palmer mad The pole, but soon reslghcu ~ 10 ~
Lady Sheridan who led to the quarter: nhoilis ,s
| after she was given tile Po-by by "a. WINE, WI.
had length the best OF 1t TO the hai Haii.s seSuau
| turn was close upon Harley, VINO naa takeh M .i.e
! pole from White. These three maze y poo1 Iuvs
| home. the Girl winning by length LII z:5o' White
| second, Palmer third. -
NEST OF them changed to HE Giil ior iGVuil.s
| White soon resigned the lead 10 Sherinah, uuI " y.
tho backstretch he went head and nead Wllu hci it
ley in the rear. The Girl kept the tniIu pisco un.i
she neared the homesretch, Whsn nv.A ,,' sio 81 az
| Palmer passed White ana sheridan. tue 1iiA VIZ
ming by length III 2:30; White third. ).
1it1G Heat-Four OF the horses Went on We,i ~
gether, the Girl IN the rear, bleakng pduJ' n,.si =
| dan and Harley contested the neat Win iuiiner y
lar as the half the latter leadine " snc & por,s i
and soon passed White, Harley ana ShcIiuui , w =
the distance heme was not long enough ioI hcI
| beat Palmer who won by length III I.oV
Fotuth Heat-Western Girl was long ~, lavurl's ,I
the hackers Of Harley paying tnrev " oo nUr ea an
Sheridan alternated with tho lead until the neaa
the stretch was reached where the Glrl was hei
for the lead and With such speed ~ 70 pass @1 W