The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

the two had won the heat Black Hawk, however, had
his head, mack and shoulders in front Time 2a2
Fourth Heat-The mare, on being harnessed for this
the horse and 30 to taken The start WAS good-tbs
horse led round the turn and passed the quarter pole
ns Length ~ on Of .S. ma a. i'd. d sna At tho halt
mile pole the head OF the marc was in front Time :9
Going round the lower turn the horse broke and fell on
gradually closed with the up the home stretch
the struggle beautiful At the drAvgate their heads
We inv Soa %h their
whips forcing his charge to tdS utmost Sutton
crouched from the scourge, and lost ground while the
horse sprung from the ash vigorously ct every cut
and beat the male N b IF length, In 245k. The fol-
lowing is the
TUESDAY, April IS, at 3 o'olock-stake and Purse
$1,000 mile heats, best three in i've 10 26ob wagons
Albert Coukin, names bl. b. Black Hswk...l
Jsnes Whelpley, names br. m Lady Sutton. q , 2
Observation-Disclosures
The pacing contest will be given another day:
CENrRKvILLK CoyRsE-The rotting match for $780,
to take place yesterday, was drawn BY 'hs parties in
LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUE RACES, ECLIPSE
CoURsErhe mile over this course esterdsy,
log tu. the character of the sport what ex
pected The race was for the purse Of $780,
added four mile heats for which there were three on
the favorits against the ned before the at
trining odds, and betting was pretty lively The race
brief description and in fact could not make
for long ONE were it necessary.
In the FIRST heat she had the track and taking the lead
after the kept II all tho way, and
with the most perfect ease nearly distancng her
competitors Every thought she could have done It
tho other nags and showed herself race horse' In
every sense Of tho term. summary will best tell the
story
Saturday, April l4-Jockey Club Purse $7O0-sn-
trance ten per cent, added-four mile heats
W. N Rogers b. f. Charmer, by imp. Glencoe, out
l. Van t:.r's Oh: aa.Giil:, BY imp oisncc.
TsS o. M.D: Bertrand BY Mons:
Tonson dam BY Bertrsnd-ssed. 49,. ....... sdis
Time, 7:46-7As.
N o. Picoyums april 10.
Lour'rArA AGocrAr!ov JOCKEY CLUE RAcr'-EcL.r'r
CoURsE-LAsr DAY.-Ths races, yesterday, ended In q
betting the weeks sport, which has been so
thoroughly enjoyed BY the friends Of the turf in this
section. The stake the Association Purse S250 10
per added mile heats best three 10 Ave. and brought
together Ann Hughes, Joe Walker, St Mary and Sarah
came to tho score in excellent condition. St. Mary de-
cidedy the fsvoite but the Boshazzar 6y backed by
very respectable crowd Of friends The was pretty
well conteatsd and run in average me which We give
CIV v e Graves! s,1s:1s 5 +. St Mary, BY Hamlet,
rs So l%s 'I os y ssrah Wv Warren
i'm. Belshszsar, dam by Lsviathsn; 8
f Cisrk' Sd 10: walker, BY John Dsx
son, dam Star of the West, BY Luz
IL, D N
Envoy, dam by Bertrand; years DID,.
Time, l4sK-l:50A l:50 -l:52H-l:5l
IN. O, Com Bulletin l7th INST
CAMBRIDGE TRoTrINa PARK-There unu-
suay large sssemblsge the roting park Saturday.
witness the trial Of speed between two private road
horses the horses brought to the stand at four
O'Clock, and started at quite rapid gait The horse
Hero appeared to be the fAvorite at large odds At the
word Ego" they went OF well together but owing .hs
bad breaks Of the horse Mary Blame the nrst heat
in ASA. Hero won the second heat In 1854, and the
third and the in 257 The second grand trial
between Sir Gerry and the Pet The excitement on
bringing these nsgs to the intense, both
them having hosts Of friends and baokers This
very interesting match ard the time good for unframed
road horses The Pet won the nrst heat In 1859, siI
Gerry breaking badly. The second heat was won BY
Sir Gerry in 1850 as was also the third heat in o. In
the last TIVE heats Sir Gerry exhibited to the spectators
fast trottipg which, with little Of HIrams train
ing will mako him fair competitor for the best Of the
blOods.-Bosion Herald, .6pril "a.
CAMBRIDGE orrINo-TUEsDAY.-A trial be
tween Gray Hector and Gray Eagle, the former to bar
and the latter to q GOSH wagon 1t a lovely
and spirited contest for tho hrs quarter of each heat
tmle heats), but that goal passed, Grey Eagle
proved too much for Hector and he handily in
straight heats, in 2:63K and 2:5lk.-Boston Herald
April as.
We received last night by telegraph the result Of the
trottiDg match ut Cambridge Park, yesterday between
Cotton Tail and Tom Benton milo hea's, best thres in
five, In harness. Cotton Tail tho match In three
straight heats. Time-239- 2:s5-235.