The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-28
Sporting Intelligence.


TRorrING ON THE CErraEvILLE TRAcx L. /, Yrsrrs.
pAY.-Therc were a considerable number of the ad.
mrers of trong yesterday assembled together on this
track to witness tro for purse $40 mile heats best
ms in harness. The entries were
VIM malton, named. IS. &. Medoc.
Gel Bartine ......g. 6. John Anderson.
n. Losee' .sr g. Hiram.
when the match was made. the betting was somewhat
about to on John Anderson; but shortly after il was
ascertaned that he not in good working order
having had any raningor the season. and indeed his ap
pearance warranted the fact for no never looked or
acted worse, than he did this occasions the conse.
quence ives that the betting previous to the start
some to in favor Of the ''green un," Hiram which
taken to some extent and then they went up to 10
different figures considerable sums changedhands The
sorrel won the pole, directed by Albert Conkin Col
Barne behind John Anderson; George Smith guiding
Medoc
First Heat.-There were some three four ate mpts
at start, ere the word was given; whom they went
tae score, John broke, and foil behind but soon re-.
covered, and was only length from Medoc who was
on a 81 in The slow to the
three offered Hiram's winning the heat and
no n takers They kept thu; to the half II minute %
waited on by John Anderson who passed him on the
turn home, closing mighty big gsp between him and
side the drawgate, where Msdoc made bad break and
fell considerably behind They kept this position until
81 seconds.
Second Heai.-some seven attempts we're made at q
start but was no co. and at length from mis-.
understanding, they went without the word all round
and very pretty no heat as regards time, &c. was
made They had to 90 again for it, The real start
most beautiful all abreast Round the bottom Hiram
took the lead and reached the quarter in ass John fell
of hat, and Medoc went well up towards the half
John took Medoc place. and down the strait side both
were well together to the drawssts Hiram length or
two in 'front.' which he maintained home, In I'm. 44S.
Third Hsaf-There was another very pretty start,
quarter in ass which he increased to the half to some
eight lengths Ten dollars to.two shillings were
now offered on the sorrel and takers. On the turn
home, after making up considerable lce-way, Medoc
times the strait side home and Hiram led with
parative ease, to the score, in An. 60s.
There was to como of, n mediately after the fore
going, trot mile heats best to $50 pound wagons
$40 each, TO close at the day by O'Clock
p NJ; but did not fill, said, In consc suence
Of Miss Fortune, with sundry aliases being on the
ground ready to enter.
The following 10 q summary Of the sport of the day
which gave every Satisfaction -
A. Losees ST. 6, Hiram, "a. Conklin)....
4 Col Bartines gr. z. John Anderson. 49,. 2 2
VIM Martens gr. Medoc.. .......... 3 2
Time, 2:52-2:a4-2:50.
MErAIsE JOCKEY CLup RAcEs-Spring Meeting 1916
Sixth day, Saturday April is.-Jockey Club purse
$l000-four mile heats.
wlP Gresrs ch.L Mary Waller BY Sterling, out ofDis
Isaac Van Leer's CHI. m Lia-tunah, by imp.
Ainderby out Of imp. Jenny Mills o.
4 T. N divers &C. MysrsD eh h 81. Cloud, by
r. Ten Brock, Jr.'s a. w. smalls) gr h.
Croton, by Chorister, dam by Muckle John
Time, sis;s..s:siiii ..is:aia-ss:i.4i.' d'
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