Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-05


TO turn over nor never to break nobodys neck, II
We dc, We alters returns em their money!
Excessively philaathroplc' said perfumed piece
OF humanity.
Oh bless you sir, We arn in the tropics at all;
we're long ways out of the tropics Amt We Bill q
How should know, Ned; never larnt no Alge-
bra.
| Come Jump in-carry seven and twenty With ease
them seats, and the balance on you can Sit on Won
behind
And in this way went hundreds to the races
Which is the beauty one
Renders first horse
Do you mean TO fleece u.s. Joe
:" shook all e %l pieces IS NV wo onnrss
There they are-there they are There Cadmus
got py Echpse-noble horse there's Reindeer first
iavere; there's Bolts, he's general faverte
there's the little lady mare, Jane Mana she's the girl
70 go-got light pair of heels, bright eye---a
me SKIN, ana a beautiful tail !; she's beauty!
regular lady mare in all her points Five to
! tour the mare wins the heat. Oh! but look
| Maria-thats Tom Moores brother Harry-he be-
| longs TO the renowned Robert L.-hes like his mas
| ter; he knows handsome female when he sees one
and admlres them too, both in the human race and the
horse racep
Coed very good-Three Of Henry's children run
| against each other today-Readcer, Henry Moore.
and Jane aria, all good uns and all soirels There's
SouHiSSt uicO 6OIIc anO cdpltdl nOrSc he look
ing stout but Stiff, he's like his immortal namesake,
| horse of letters
We left the conversation of brute man. to listen to
the more edlfying talk of the steeds.
| How d0ye do, Calmus' said Jane Maria you're
getting old FAST positively see grey hairs on your
| head.
Cadmus could not help snoring out loud horse
laugh, for ne has white star on his head.
Twas bora with grey hairs, Jane
song says
can old horse-an old horse. will never do for me.u
But want to ask Reindeer whether the Cloud
King, has sent this cold day in compliment 10
his name Come here Reindeer, my dear, rein
in your spirit, as fully as you reign in my affections
Reindeer
Reindeer threw up his noble head and heels in dis
| dain.
what an abominable fir you are Jane-fve
minutes ago you galvanting with that conceited
young horse, Henry Moore
Il love him for his name and connections-he's
Tom Moore brother, and will in time be well read,
as well as well rode-he's light red now. Besides
Cadmus who admires all literary horses is intimate
with the Moores and introduced me-so was COM
PEELED to be cyil-ond then he il 50 very handsome
too handsome by half-but he'll fling you off in
! the back stretch today, Jane, mark my words
Let him try. l never was beat in hreemle
runs, except once when had too much asparagus
| for dinner, at Washington
| On enquiry we found that Jane Maria was beaten
only once in any three mile race, and that once by
Asparagus.
Henry Moore may Art with you for short time,
| Jane, but know he thinks nothing of YOU for he
making up to Fanny Wyatt
That for Fanny WYATT said Jane, friskipg her
tail, and kicking up her clothes thorse clohes,) so
high as to lay bare her hind quarters-'can FannyWy
att show handsomer pair of legs than thcm should
| like TO know
You have very beautiful legs, Jane, that's fact;
but legs wont do alone-a mare wants q cillIm .om
as well good legs when she comcs@9
powerful young horses long stretch like this
Jane colored up, and was about TO reply, when the
trumpet blew to saddle and her ladyships men, for
mare has no lady's maids, then stripped her, wiped
she shared with Henry Moore,) and she with the 9TH
| ers was saddled and set ready for the start.
Cadmus (ke many literary characters,) became
very absent and turned bis tail upon Jane Maria.
| Robert L. Stepens.-Twn Cadmus's head round
where his tail is-now-neck and neck-iap Of The
| drum-oH.
And away they went-Jane leading eff the dance I
Cadmus close on her quarter; Henry Moore paying
strict attention 10 both of them, and Reindeer brnG1
| ing up the rear. 1t beautiful start.
The first half mile occupied minute and ten SCI
conds.
ter bottomed wench than thought her; what lieh6
heel she has old Cadmus is in love with her; be- !
making up to her on the back stretch now bes run
ming right into her quarter now they're huegin,
each other round the corner new shes shaking hin.
off; Henry Moore is laying hack for pssh a, her =
now she cocks up her tail now he's putting The spu
into her she won't win the hea,-she will sh<
wUnt-done for hundrcd-dOne; 3 to q done--2 d
| |, done she has more foot than any of EN- [; shy
keeps the lead--got the first mile Renders Ia YIN
f.--the mares well in hand---C admus is running
for the heat-he's an old sodier---the mare won
let him touch her-now he falls OFT. Renders Ia
ing up to her now they're running Henry Moore
hugging her up the hi--now they now no
1.-The mares frst.--row Henry.now Jane---
mares won the heat.
And they came in thus, tho first three mics =
Jane Maria
Henry Moore,
Reindeer, 3
Cadmus
What's the tme-very poor-six minutes scv1
and half seconds
Let 8 look NJ the borses-Cadmus strained him selN
10 running after yane-they are going 10 draw him
of. Jane don't seem 10 mind H. but she's M ada
young Henry Moore sweat-he hangs down hrs head
ard drops his ial Reindeer looks as cool as enc od
his namesakes.
Now they're placed and of again in fine style
the mare last but passed the others in the first quar-
ter like fash, well in hand TOO.
The mare takes the ead-Henry Mosres neck
and neck with her-ehe's got the first half-R in
deers behind-he can't win without the whip Hen
~ Moeres giving her the 60 by-no-vcs-- nc-the
boy on the FLY 10 at good pull-Henry passes her
he wins the heat--6ve 20 oRe-done-hc sticks 10
| her like good fellow-the mares get her tail up
again he's putting il into her second mile Fen
| nv Moore leads-Reindcer passes the mare-und thus
IL. 81 xx.A boof.