The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-15

the heat untn the Last pils whom Shark Ut several
points made . brush At the marc, but wss unable at
BY him down the last strerch-shs In winAer by
about one open LEI 9Th. Time Tn sos.
Second Heat tie drst heat, the greatest ankle
~ e1tted among every feeling an interest In the
TO the cooling or The are appeared to be
more ditrerss with her work, than the horse-snd
there the greatett possible difference In their ap
pssraDce vhe they came up the judges stand for
their ssrt in the second heat Bostons still tsod the
turf with the light quick bead OF power but her
coai was dripping and looked thought
taking r. siesd put her again TO the
trial OF four mile heat shark ON the contrary came
as satin quiverng and eye flashing With
excite nept, St ming like horse whicn monarch
might have ridden to do battle Tor an emp !" Co."
and tf they rprapg BossOna took the lead, followed,
as before, by shark trailing length behind-ths fret
mile Is little gray bears herself most calamity
time thtS pass the stand their position unaltersd
the thin time they down the quarter strstoh to
tie ssnd-sil that quick easy nntirDg pace OF Dos.
tor ksv b.. 'front.' while the rider OF Shark begins
to ply the whp-the last mile Is passed In the
nabnpr-snd although Shark made q most desperate
ed In neither and the mare went through several
ahead IN I'm DTS The tine In both these heats
copbssIipg the state OF the track was excellent, ana
In he frat heat was remarkably nne.
Bottona. ........ ''''''''
'l"A rine.l.t heat, 7:6o; second heat, ISL
After the main race, was sweep'taks for three year
The .ntr,s which came to the stand at the hour Of
starting, were Col liampton's f. by Monarch out
If Fanny Mr. Tallys G by Boston, dam by Tom
Tough this Iuce was better contested than the
main for, although Col. Hamptons hiiy was the IA
vorits before starting, and ran through both heats
without benz put up 10 rho could do, st the chest
nut colt up TO her md IRaae one or Two very
pretty brushes which kept the matter in rome doubt
10 the very end. This race de'erves q fuller notice.
but as fear to become tresome, with charging on
our readers by columns we forbear, and give only the
neral result
Col Hampton's hlly ............. ....'.'.
N'' Time LIST heat, S:4s; % heat a:i1X
TnuRspAY Feb s. lS49 Second day rsce-Jookey
Club Pure $3.50 three mile beats conditions before
John Harrison. oh IN. Ro.alis, 6yesrs, by Boston,
W. II. s snsier'. Sr g., ayears by Monarch, dam
imported, by Gau,us. .........S
John c. SibReton's br NJ. Countess years, by
Levisthap, dam by Stakeholder. dis.
j. r. Bullock, CD m. Comet, years, BY Trustee,
aam '' r iG"p.ist heat, $50; "a heat, Sal
Rossie Is one Of the highest formed nsgs the
turf at the present time. She Is remarkably strong
and we'll proporcued in every Particular shelving the
bred racing points and qualities OF hei renowned
sire and dam. She was bred by Col. Hampton, who
owned her until ,he was two years old He then sold
her the time with Childs Harold to Mr. Stuart
years old parted with her Mr. Harrison, who Is her
present fortunate owner. Her performances on the
tnrf up to the present time are o. follows
over at Savannah, last sprng, for the Jockey Club
Pure miller. In May, Of last spring at Msoon won
Jockey Club Pure, mile heats, beating mare By
over The Hampton Course won Jockey Club Parse
three mile heats, beating Mr.. Myers OBJ by Levis
than, dam by Stookhoder. Al Charleston, FEB .,
ls4e won the Jockey Club Purse, Is above reported
FnrpAy, Feb. Hockey Club Purse, $500 mile
beats cop ditions as before.
james Talley's b 2. Thirteen Of Trumps, years,
P Mssss a;n S Year,. It by Wills :; limo
W n sini.r: Oh. f. Misrepresentation years old,
j. K Bullock's oh. +. 2 years old, by Trustes, dam
" anime S,~.. i:t heat S.a1- "a neat s:5vH
Betting at starting. ike the event yesterday was ell
favor particular horse the odds being ss high IS
to on Thirteen Of Trumps, having been very suc-
ce'iul runner during hi, pubic career: AT Colu@os'
and thsrty after at Pnevie he won the Jockey CUB
Pure given TO- wo mile heats He Is certainly not
seen ha is an ugly horse and has very awkward,
twisting walk but examine him for moment, and
you see At once that be possesses plenty rSps ana
rapid motion, his style Of gsipg 10 remarkably hand
rome which makes him the nne race horse that he Is,
ADDS sdeysby, no doubt, to his racing powers
wh.n extended MIR. hsres ally Was next In favor,
and the two year olds backed pretty freely
the one sgainst the other.
After the usua prelm naries were adjusted, they
were brought up the port and started without any
cor fusion, Thirteen of Trumps having the track
good plscss which they maintained the fret round,
the pace gan to tell upon the young omen, and
they back little too much st tnst Po,nt OF tne
eat for they could recover their Loaf ground
md were consequently distspceA Thirteen OF
rrpmps lost time In the lead, and won the heat
an d,iy, with MIR. Hare's nliy we'll up
Second Heat.-Another beautiful stsrs-not mo-
N nv vas U,L from the jump Each Jockey took arm
pull upon his horse, ana let them go Thirteen Of
irumur i, sdipg aud MIR Hares fliy along side The
pace was considerably quickened nlspg the back
stretch and gates, and when they wheeled Into tho
,rsjsb t run home beth we're doing their best; the
\, iecs. HIM, but just before they entered between
the bsrricade hey had to pass through rather
ecmpsct body Of an.ioss saIsIs through ,a eager
path for them Is they approached aud then imme.
daely after they lad parsed closed IN again Ia solid
,ss a. before Thirteen Of Trumps having the track
,ot through we'll enough. but entering the crowd
he hy rsxed round for while like clarified fs-n,
with bes:tstrg stride, evidently sfrighted
ut he number OF persons near her, but the
Who DE- her with eye aud nerve equal TO the
n.IgsIcy thowed great cooln.ss On the occasion
The MI, attempted to sby, but the ron gra.p and dc
t. mined tf that r-soute boy sa'd no and he kept
her in the trakshe swerved but he re'ned nsr back
TO her place In n moment-on, on she rushed; afew
mtIe VI DIS and the crowd Is past away, away she
a,,,- 20 longer off her strde and jumpi' like .
frightened deer bat gain strengthened out witaspee
ttsdy 1t work but s'ss. net In her former fsvo
able postion for she had lost at least ten lenRthe
which the could never entirely make up although
the abish Of the heat she evidently closing
he zap up 70 pdly Many thought It was the cause Of
her lo.ipg the heat her owner was OF that opinion
also, by way of n,festipg hstincerity he imme
1isi.y oGeI to run another heat OF miles or 5000,
v b ch vas Dc Glued We think Thirteen OF Trumps
Oh rot IN the beat Of condition aud that Mr. Tally
right IN r'fu'ipg nor perhaps was the hy all abe
ought TO be one Was a. much tos high as the other
VI TOO low.
srcoNp RAcs-SAME DAY -Sweepstakes for three
war olds-nie heats $3.50 entrance $50 II declared
before LIT Nov. m BIER 500 after that tmei II two
mtre ttsrt. the club to add $500.
Mr. Green's b. C by Clarion, dam by John XII
chtrCe
Mt stusrts b. 4 by Monarch, out OF imported
Emily.
Mr. T. S,pgl.ton's br. & by Hero, out Of I'm
port.d Helen .................... 3dis.
Time lat heat, 80 "a heat, l:blA
TH,np RAcE-SAMx DAY-A single heat Of three
miller, $500.
w. II S,nkler enters br 8 years old. BY Monarch,
dam in ported, by Glaucus-riders dress, red
O. Hare ntsrs ". f. years, by Willis, out OF Mary
Lsa-rdere dress, red and white.
James Tally enters CHI Tally ho, years, by Boston,
dam by Tom Tough
The following horees have been handicapped Tor to-
rsce-8 mile beats purse $500. Botona, 108
Db,.; SHARK 100; Mill~ood, 81; oh by Boston, u;
Ro'sns, III; br. &. BY Monarch ~; Countess, 81;
Comet feather; br. Q. by Monarch. feather; Thir
,s.p Of Trumps 81; CHI by Willis, rs; Rsciprocation,
sthsr, nv Trustee, n feather; b. G.. BY