The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-20
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CEHrREviLLE CoURsE--TRorrIro hATcH.--A trotting
match for $780, two mile heats to wagons OF 25o bs
came of yesterday at the Centrcville, between Mr.
Conways black gelding Stranger and MIR. Hoagland's
brown mare Fanny King. The match was won by
Stranger and with the greatest ease the mare not
performing to the satisfaction of either her or
hackers This too is the third time that Stranger has
beaten her. and 1t is reasonable to suppose that her
owner will now cry enough" The black horse was
the favorte at ten to eight previous to the start but
after the first mile ten to five sported-snd before
the end Of the first heat ten to three On the
mile of the last heat twenty to offered and
taken.
The attendance at the Course very limited not
withstsndng that the afternoon Of yesterday
Of the most delightful that the lovers Of pleasant rides
and country air could WISH have been blessed with
the present The attraction 1t is true, not
of character to draw large audience, the conending
horses being little known to great majority Of per-
sons and single match unless the horses of high
repue what may be the extent Of the stake
seldom draws o crowd.
FIRST Heaf.-The nags came up well together and
went of at the first pop" On the turn Stranger
broke up and, rs Mr.. Conway attempted to pull him
to his trot, he swerved and broke up the mare. The
horse caught quickly but the mare did until she
was four five lengths behind Col Berthe then
deavored to make up the gap but the mare had
ceson breaks down the back stretch and round the
lower turn from which she unable TO dur
ing the heat although every pains was taken by the
Colonel to make her. The black horse led past the
stand on the first mile in S. four five lengths in
advance of the and the second mile, full fifty
yards making the heat in 551a. The quarters aud
half miles this could not be TAKEN per-
sons removed the poles, for the purpose doubt
of not exposing the time of horses that from day
to day training the Course. This should not be So
and it is be hoped that the proprietor OF the Centre
vile will have them immediately replaced, and not
allow them to be removed in future.
Second Heat.-Afer two attempts, the nags started
the black trihe in front They kept closely together
for the first qnarter, when the mare broke and the
horse babe her good bye. Col Berthe fought with the
to the end of the without effect as the horse
logged lesurey round making the first mile In 8 A.
and the heat in 20, winning by about one hundred
yards.
The following summary will a matter of re.
ference -
J. Conway names bl. g. Stranger ...... 81 /
s. Hoagand names br m. Fanny King. .2 2
Time5 551s-6: %.
TRoTrING To-DAr.-A trOttng match will come of
this afternoon at the Cenrevlle Course between Mr.
Bridges Oh. b. Emperor and Mr. Whelpley's b q. Ned,
for $500 mile heats, best three in FIVE harness The
horse Emperor Is full brother Of the famous trotter
Trustee and this Is, believe, his debut the trot
ting track. He Is fine looking young stallion and
report speaks we'll Of him. The geldng Ned has been
before the people on previous occasions.
HARLEM PAnK.-A trotting match will also take place
at this Course this afternoon.