The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16


fHorfHo AT THE CsSfasvILLr coursr, L. 1.-The
trottng yesterday did not call large attendance At
the track the strength Of the magnet having been re-
duosd BY the attraction Of the previous day. s those
who were out were well repaid for their
the winners-as the sport rather above medocrty
TRorTiso MArH.-Ths first performance was a match
Of Sooo mile heats, to $50 h. wagons between the fol-
Manhattan, b. g., A Conklin al l
Time, a:S1X .s:oo.soi '''''
four In several instances -~ WA W
First Hedt-Ihe start was verv avian hut In M. k,cc
the turn the grey who had the inside out in front
length and at the quarter pos, "a sec he was still
three lengths ahead Of Manhattan In :a7 Every thing
was done by the driver Of the bay horse to force him
along bst he was in the hands Of driver who did not
work led home in 2:57x.
Second Heat-Mr. Whslan took the bay horse in
hackers They started with their heads together but
on going round the turn Manhattan broke and the grey
led the quarter in ~ seconds and reached the
mile in l:a7 three lengths ahead of thu bsv horse
Round the lower turn whesn closed up with the grey,
he having broken badly and continued the same game
up the stretch twice, giving the heat to Manhattan
Third Heat They started even, and went very
took over 46 seconds They kept at about same gait
to the half the bay horse about length in front Tine
1884 From here to the home stretch they were toge-
ther but in coming up to the the grey
and the bay horse won by length, In 3O4!
TRorTISo PuRsE.-This was q more spirited affair
than the above it being mile heats best in Ave- and the
nags-were possessed of speed than the two en-
gagged In tbs match. They were follows
Lady Lad sutton sutton; br m Whelplsy .......l Il
Bell Ringer, m, w. Whelsn. .........2
Time, s.45:a:4o.a:4:s.
FIRST Heat.-Lady Sutton drew the track, Trustee
second, and Bell Ringer outside The start not an
even one, Bell Ringer being considerably behind the
Others but Whslan signiaed he'came up, that he
wanted the word and the judges gave it, Lady Sutton
led round the turn and to the quarter In Trustee
Wen up and Bell Ringer couple Of lengths In the
At the half the trio together tme 1891 and they
kept thus until they swung round to the stretch
From the pole to the the struggle
Tor the lead between Lady Sutton and Bell Ringer
very sxciting but the Lady the fastest and by
length, In distributes near q distance behind
Second Heaf.- good start Bell Ringer and Lady
Sutton appeared to be the candidates for the purse
Trustee keeping behind II wishing to interfere
with the contest between them They passed the quar-
ter pole In AZ seconds side and side and in the
same position at the hail. In 81, and stuck to each
Bell Ringer broke, allowing Lady Sutton 90 In 'front.'
and she led to the In 24 by about length Trus-
tee forty yards behind
Third Hrat.-A misunderstanding took place in this
heat the horses came to the stand the driver Of
Trustee bowed bis head to the judges for start but
which was understood by the drivers to be CO." and
away they dashed notwithstand every effort the
judges to bring them back Bell Ringer and Lady SUIT.
ton went round the track Trustee drew up at the
few minutes were allowed and the nsgs started for the
third and last heat which struggle from the start
to the threequarter pole between Bell Ringer Lady
sutton Trustee hanging back, usual Coming up the
stretch Bell Ringer broke badly and the Lady easily
In 2:4S-Trustee about two lengths behind her; Bell
Ringer last