The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30
Sporting intelligence.

CgtrAsviLLs Cornr-Taorfrss AVID PaeiNG Yes
1ay, ~ he oen"e'iie Course mere "ere '"o Psoe'
Oil sport 70 take place the first Of which was rstng
match two mile heats under the saddle for which Mr.
Carrie broun hors. MI, nj. =, = 90, 1905.
-. 49, Ao'' Sius DICK, ana u Smitn' cne'nu'
ssoins Dimoh were to contend Both Of these horses
appeared in good condition when brou ght on The course
but ,he,e appeared Little d,nos;,;o ., ~ 49,, Or h.
,n,.s 90 o.-po'ia'n 70 oacA up inc 0ns'
some money staked even the two animals in small
amounts
The attendance at the track was quite limited the
suit probably of the large assembage at the Union the
,a' .' psop'e Gu ue'o'e TWO consecutive
Gays 10 racing ana the managers oil such things should
be more Of Of their own future The
whom sickness death alone could keep sway
FIHsr Hear Previous to the start the judges stated
to the riders the conditions of the match and begrsd
them be careful have every thing fair and honors
ble-the horses carrying catch weights There was a
in charge one Of them coming up to the stand msOv
lengths in front of his adversary without any
motive except to annoy the lockers on However, after
half sdozen false starts thew got the word. and awsv
thew went Dimon little in advance of Blue Dick who
had the outside track As they approached the quarter
Dick passed his opponent and led him length to the
| half and in this way, without the variation Of YARD
either way they neared the three quarter POLE when
Dimon closed with Dick and they the stand side
and side On leaving this place for the next mile Dimon
broke up and Dick in advance about lengths
now began 70 shorten the distance between them and At
the three quarters alongside Of Dick but after
taking this position. he broke up which gave Dick the
chance of leading home ahead of him The time occus
pied in performing the heat was-6rst mile 33-second
SAY total 67h; which, probably would be considered
good time on the other side OF the Atlantic, but 1t Will
| not do here
| SEcorp HEAr-They started well together for this
heat but ere they reached the quarter Dick broke up
and lost considerable ground By the time Dimon
nsa ~. 70 .ne nan, Dick was u ms e,oow .h
ouartsr IN ~ thu stand ana aronns y, The Srst ouarte
qSsh up III se s.n ,h u I I, Ia ~ a, Ia =" a.
Sif e % ,;,,, .p sue .h ,hr ,ro ,.e
bnt as thav naayr.d the ssnS 1;won broEs M n;ct
| cross;ns ~. tracr ~ f-on. s I I'm; d ia;np 49,
sbout isr.s nS,h Tb % MN, ana teaans nS S
driving mad. and the ;ndg dsc;doS ,ht Il H. " h ,Uu
were Going according TO the sssbi"bsd ruis, sor rs
ting Dick must submit 10 ds,sncs and ,hs-.%v Iss
| the monav The staLahoIdsr how.vsr nrntusS.d
written Agreement between the owners Of the horse.
which was al rar;ance With the ruiss rsonat;ns Ts;
ronr and the Judges Concluded that thew could 20 nc
farther than rive the heat to Dimon The time Of this
| heat was-6rst mile "a oX-total 6 az
| THIRD HEAr.-The rider of Blue Dick was now
changed, Dimon having changed his in the previous
heat The horses got well off together and during this
heat every kind mannuvrng resorted to in order
| to get ahead of each other To describe the heat
throughout can be done in few words-they kept side
and side during the whole distance with the exception
the last qua when Dmon broke up and Blue Dick