The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-04


three In Eve in harness. and the horses that
for it were-Lady Suffolk with David Bryant to guide
her; Jack kossiter with Otis Field in charge and
Pelham, with VIM Whelan, to hold tight rein over
| him.
FIRST Hest-Jsck Roster won the in side of the track
| Lady Suffolk the middle. placing Pelham on the out
side. There were number Of attempts to get Oft and
the patience of the Judges and the was con
sideiaby taxed At leigh, however they came up in
string Jack Rossiter nrst Lady Suffolk second and
did not expect the word and seemed astonished that
WAS gwen; Mr. Dimmick was heard to say, after tho
heat that he did not hear 1t at all aud merely brushed
with the other psgs to feel them Before reaching the
drawgae Lady Suffolk was in front Of Rosser and The
tremendous rate Of speed that fhe had been put to
brought her ~ the quarter pole In thrtysix seconds
about three lengths in front Of Rositer; Jack broke
just before reaching that point Pelham length
or 30 behind Rossiter ut the time but going most
splenddiy. Leaving tbe quarter pole, Pelham passed
Rooster, and commenced closing gradually With the
OF her speed. and /, was rapabe that he was more
fleet Of foot than she rhis fact however did
seem to revive the spirits Of the hackers of the field
against the mare as they had no confidence ia Pelham.
The mare passed the half mile pole in 1913. Pelham
wheel OF the mare Rooster in the mesntims, was not
Idle; be also was drawing closer to tho mare and
expected to witness desperate struggle for tho heat
We Tere disappointed however, the bays broke up
soon after reaching the home stretch, aud the grey
mare came In itienreiy crossing tbs score in 23l,
about forty yards ahead OF Rossiteri Pelham two
| three lengths IN the rear
Second Heat.--Mr Case took Jack Rossiter in
hand, but for what reason could not imagine II is
true MIR. Case Is an excellent driver; bat Mr. Dmmck
has made better time with Rossiter than any other
man We ever saw handle him The start for this heat
was good could possibly be desired the pags being
on PAL allcl line when the word given Lady SUI
folk drew out from the others aud two lengths
ahead Of Rossiter at tn. quarter thirty
seconds Pelham four or five lengths 5ehiud having
broken up Mt the drawgate Rossit.r broke up twice
on The back stretch. and Pelham passed him. ling
pretily and closing on the mare Size tive lengths
! ahead OF Pelham at the half mile pole time I:i6
Round the relbam closed Up to the wheel of
the mare and kept there until he reached the home
stretch where he made play ut herr aud the contest
he yua Ihe finest
we ever raw. Pelham gained on her inch by inch until
Mt the drawgate Messrs. Whelan and Bryant ell
bow to elbsw and both every and
using very art TO force their charges to the goal
Not the slightest deviation took place neither horse
could OBJ Ain fraction of advantage, aud every be-
holder as the passed along invountary shouted
dead heat - Thus fcham and Lady Suffolk came
gave the the rens and fhe threw her head
far rs she could thus winning the heat by her
struggle between Pelham and Suffolk aud ba. little
tice had been taken o: him intently all eyes
others as they passed the stand Time 2321i
1hird Ncci - he result OF the last heat had
dorfu elect tho spirits OF the crowd who previous
y appeared gloomy and disappointed at the with
dguwa Of Lady Moscow from the contest and the bach
of the field hocked round Pelham adiniriug his per-
foimance OF the last mile and all seemed willing to give
helping hand Ia preparing HIM for another encounter
with Lady Suffolk At the summons OF the buse, tho
hortes were on the track and soon at the
evenly together and they started Lady Suffolk |
led round the tnrn, Rossiter breaking up aud losing
four or five lengths, Pelham going steadily aud at
rapid rate. The mare led to the quarter pole one
length in front of him, in thirty six seconds Down
the back stretch they went like bullets the
Bile to shake Pelham away from her. lie had his head
at her wheel and kept 1t there She reached the half
mile pole in l:l3h. Round the lower turn Mr. BRYANT |
tried hard to get away from the sound fch feet
which ratified in his still dis ordantly every
instant; but 1t was no se-tho quicker the marc dew
the faster went Pelham-there getting away
from bin; and he began to draw closer on he home
stretch aad was at her head ut the drawgate aud going
at such tremendous gait that 1t evident to all
that without an accident, he must win the heat Mr.
Bryant tried all sxpedirnts to force the speed
and
front, the mare broke up, within thirty yards Of the
stand end Pelham crossed the IN the upprece-
dsnted time OF 22S Lady Suffolk not beaten over
one tecond ROSTER fifty sixty yards behind.
Ihe announcement Of the time by the judges seemed
OF those who had taken the field against
the Lady.
Fourth Heal, AT the sound Of the bugc, the most
eligible places on the stand immediately taken, so
eager was individual witness the steps Of Pei
pam and the mare Ia tho coming struggle. The
borfss came up finely, Pelham the inside and they
dashed away from the score at = tremendous rate OF
,pesd, Mr.. Bryant using his whip from the start:
gained neck the marea at the quarter pole In thirty
seconds Down the back stretch they yoked
together going TO the half In 10 Pelham would occa
sionaly get his head and shoulders In front Of Suffolk
hut ,he would soon be even with him In this way
they went ali round the lower turn and swung the
home stretch in the same manner; and from there TO
the stand the race was truly exciting We saw
the feelings Of multitude completely wrought up
on this occasion As they approached the drawgate
the contrast in the manner OF driving the nags
very conspicuous. MIR Bryan,'s body was AL action
his whip dying with the rapdity 81 lightning; while
Dir. helan Eat firm nd motionless as statue, hold
Ing Pelham 70 steady, as though tho slightest move
nsnt Of the reins would endanger ths and per-
haps IL would have done so On they came in this
style laundering to the stand, Pelham leading
thirty yards behind, having made very good heat;
but ns before he had the sport all TO himself for
vas pay ing the l.ast attention to him
T1th Heat Betting vas now even and the friends
Of Lady Suffolk still willing to back her dollar
sps minutes seemed like hours to the anxious crowd
until the bnge sounded for the horses 10 harness for
the heat Ih.y were quickly On the track approach
this crisis Roter broke and they had try again
few other abortive attempts we're made before sue
c,ssol ttart was had but, when the word was finally
given. the THO went on rs IL life Pending reach
ing the quarter polo first Pelham was ahead At the
diawpatc aud until about halt way to tho quarter. lie
there broke mp and both the mare and Roser passed
him Suffolk made the quarter In thirty eight seconds
4, lengths IN fitnt of Rcster- Pelham being at the
time nearly enc hundred yards behind. lr. Bryant
looked behind him but kspt the at the top
q her speed On the back stretch, he opened Largo
Lady Suffolk wss at this time at least one hundred
yards ahead Of ehsm aud every Que Interested IN the
little bay horse the race lost FROM the half
mile Pie Pelham made q most desperate brush, going
round the lower turn ~ rate OF speed even greater
tudd. sy passed Rosit.r aud drawing closer aud
closer o. The mare every iustaut. without relaxing
bic 'pei he came mp the home stretch aud was Tapped
with the rare at the drA~gate Soon after passing
there he broke up asain. tbs severe bru-h that had
been given hun from the half being too much for
him and til. bat him TO the one length In
2S4i,. kessitrr vas thirty yards behind A. LAZY
ttft-lk russtd the LOUD hnrrah vas given Ny
the his multitude that scem' To shake the very
earth The judges gave Mr.. Bryant the purse; the
mare passed up and the track, in front Of
siaps tn. band playing Hall Colnuibis rhs Star
Syanei,d Bannor.n" sDk.e Doodle &c .Sc and the
crowd oispsrsd much a.lighci with the dag amusc-
M nts.
Ecsr,r IEly c-rsrse $3.50. $50 to The sssond best,
mile heats. beet three Ia Gy. ia harness.
ID BrgHnt entered q m. Lady Sguolk.. 80. +
"a. Jorcs srttred r Pelham. ............ = .
q. Dimmiok entered g. Jack Rossiter...... j .
}. tsss citefsdb IN Lady Moscow. erawn.
Time. n2-232is -2.2s -2.,qA 2:3i
Usiov CouEsr.-The next great effort Ia the trottng
line will ctme on on Monday next at the Union, be-
tween the celebrated troting horse &C aud Lady Saf
foik mile d, best thre. p under the saddle for
pure a $50. the laryset ar1nuut offered by
proprietor 81 n trottiDg c0urac bat Mr. Greene of the
non cure. bling aware Of the grtat desire of New
luker. 10 witness N contest between Mac and Lady /
In L. -. ..-r.- - ~ l.