The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-29

Lowell, with Lady LOvcn; Mr., Gates, with his fast
OF black ponies; Ally Bonner with the old
mare Fatbush Maids John Langden, with a
BianeSard behind 'p his speedy ' black seding;
Mr.. Higgins, with fast bay mare; Mr.. Hlnman with
Ms, MS rose, Young Commodore; George coloara,
Harry Felier, behind his Hamcletonans; John
chamberlain, with bay and brown; bun Walton,
mare; Mr.. Moss. with fast black mare; Mr.
Green with Nabocklish and Medoc; Henry Bennett,
splendid pair OF mares: William OiIifle behind ms
iast BLACK colts Mr.. Ferguson, with fine geld
ing; Billy Gray with hiS fast brown gelding; John
Richards behind mis- merry team, brother Jonathan
and Maysllck; Mr.. Ayres with a fine sorrel: @. y.
with So UeniD ua nus pay NOTHING star Mr. Moward
ms beautiful and speedy team OF Ethan Aliens;
Captain Wilson, behind fine team OF bays: Mr..
phreys drove handsome team OF thoroughbreds
Mr. Bellnger, with fast gray; Mr.. slarin drove
his promising colt; Mr. Saunders drove Western New
YORK and mate; Mr.. Spicer drove his brown mare
Amos Littell drove ms famous team OF pay mares
MIR. Abrams drove his brown horse; Joseph King
drove that speedy black mare Dr. George Gordon
drove Sally voorhees,: Lew MarIin drove speedy
Billy Lewis; Billy Bird and his friend De Jonge sat
behlnd very fast sOrrel colt; Mr.. Price neld the
reins over black; Mr. NJ. eastman drove fine bay;
Mr.. Van Nest sat behind q fine team or bays; u. n.
drove rapid bay; william Ridabock sat behind
Quaker; Harvey Hynard drove brown fly, whose
dam was Sunnyside, called Ponchon; Sam Wells
drove his trusty Ethan Allen mare; Ed wilkins went
10y az tremendous clip, behind his Hambetonian
grays; Mr. barry drove his fast black Shoe Fly: Mr.
Johnson drove the fast gray horse by Pilot, Jr Bn
Run; Mr.. Keyser had a while-faced mare; MIR.
Parker drove Pulaski and mate; MIR. Trnesden was
behind Lottery; Nj. Loyett drove Young Bruno; Mr..
James Wallace drove fine bay; Messrs. Jarvis and
Mas oennS ass Browa q N.Y. Fann ss
drove hts young prodigy that he purchased last fall;
drove his line bay gedins; MI Van VI Winkle drove
nne pair Of browns % Mr; W. H. Brown drove his
a
L. ]. Phillips has thrown aside his business, ana
beh nd his spleadd brown mare (Ham1letOnian
Maid), shows the crowd a $3.50 clip. This mare Is
half sister to Ship Timber ana is one of the prettlest
drivers In the world. she Is improving every day,
and bids fair to be one OF the fastest
J. H. Haroeck, Jr, Is behind splendid black
speed, recent purchase. Richard sag is driving
a fast bay, by Ethan Allen. Gardner Sage Is seated
behind that speedy gray gedlng, Hero.
Dan Mace appears behind number and variety
Of trOtters; Cottcntail, his white gelding, being
greatly admired for his beauty and speed; Lady
Sage, fast black mare, and q brown one, unknown
to fame. are also among the horses that Mace sits
behind.
And now painful scene occurs, one thar blanches
the cheek and shakes the nerves OF the stoutest.
Coming by club house whose steps are black with
men ls Wen known gentleman driving fine and
valuable team In the opposite direction. proceed
ing al = run. are a man and woman behind sOrrel
horse. Reck EASILY they are coming in an instant,
before the gentleman can think they have rushed
head on against his team woman screams-a
sudden lifting In the air-a shock that tears all
u
shaft, his lite blood OOzng out upon the snow-the
gentleman manned ana helpless perhaps his death
blow given; and this utterly foolish and miserable
attempt OF horsemansnip has accomplished his
destiny.
Again the merry crowd ny past after this terrible
accident, and we notice that Isaac Phillips driving
that well known trOtter, Admiral FarraQui: Fisk is
driving six-in-hand three blacks and inree grays;
Richard Coombs Is seated behind a line gray; Jonn
c. Sares mas out his fast black team; o.. b. Grey
behind his black j. B. Fellows Is IN q handsome
sleigh, behind splendid pair OF bays.
Among the family seighs we noticed those OF
Messrs. Husson Bates, Cornell, Moss. William Sim
mons, q. Carman Pearsall, Coe, L. J. Phillips How
land Grey, Sares, William Turnbu, Ii. N. Smith,
Blackenstein, G. N. Ferguson and Sade. Mrs.
Daniel Mace and family enjoyed themselves behind
splendid team OF bays attached TO a handsome
double sleigh
Garrison turned out handsome six-in-hand OF
bays attached to the largest sleigh on the road and
party. Ex-Sherif James O'Brien drove his very
handsome and fast team-a gray ana black; Purdy
drove pair OF very stylish Hambletonan mares;
Messrs. Heenan and Hill drove a fine gray and
black from Dan Maces stables: the old Champion
sleigh horse Rattlesnake showed terrific burst or
and bay mare Annie made rafting team, and
showed good CLIP OF speed; Charley Sparks
his fast gray; James W. Gies sat behind
that splendid brown team OF his; DR..
Cattanach was going 2:4o clip behind fine
black gelding; Dr. Corey was speeding bay mare
Kitty; Commissioner Galway drove his fine sorrels
Prince or Wales and Metamora; Mr. Lawrence drove
fine roam and bay; Mr.. Davis drove bay GEL
ding.
Darkness was closing around when we LEFT our
post OF observation and most OF the hdbttues or the
road had taken their departure nomeward; but we
were assured that night, far from closing this ami
mated scene, calls forth all those whose business
keeps them engaged during the day, and that those
who Ego In" for sleighing practically carry out The
words OF the well known song
I'm bound to ride all night,
I'm bound to ride all day.