The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Suortinr Intelligence.

Irn,os Corns, L. L-TRorrsG purses were
contcndcd for, yesterday afternoon, over the ""ove
courre The winners Young Confidence and Mary
Parker. Report Tomorrow
Ior,s,.,A ASSOCIATION RAcEs-EcLpsE CouRsE.-
The rain has ut last come to mar our sports and the
fair prospect Of brilliant race ON Friday WAS totally
destroyed by the storm which set In on Thursday
night and few we're in attendance. The entries for
the three mile purse Topaz and ErroPthe former
the great card Of Van Leers stable. and the latter
rromisipg three year old belonging to Mr.. Sxymans.
The Glencoe FLY very much the f,vorte from her
performances here and Mt Mobile, and the odds
of three to offered her freely against the
colt The hackers of the latter asked fos. to
while the result proves that the odds should have
been entirely reversed. As the buglc blown to
bring out the horses. the course in pretty good
condition but immediately after the rain in with
violence and when the horses saddcd the course
was deep and miry. Under these circumstances they
started and Topaz being utterly unable to make run
ming through the mud the event was settled long be-
fore the end Of the first heat. 1t is conceded all
hands that Error could have posted the FLY this heat
but he taken up by his owners direction when To
paz twice out of her distance and they came to the
stand nearly together so as to make the termination
were run in 6:15n In the second mile of the next
heat the FLY ordered to be pulled mp, having
chance whatever but the colt having head Of his
own, would keep up his rate and ran the heat out In
61Sh. The quickest mile of the race was 200. The
result OF the race was severe blow to the knowing
oncs,n but there not man on the ground that
did not rejoice in the success OF Mr.. Szymanski We
append the summary =
FRIDAY, March 80, 1S49.-Purse S400-three mile
Ig Szymanski's b. c. Error, by Bob Letcher, dam
by Brunswick-3 y. o............. ......... i
l. Van Lecr's b. f. Topaz by imp. Glencoe, out Of
Emerald, by imp: Leviathan.4 o...... Eds
Time. 615R-6:lSH.
LAST DAr-The weather cleared up delightfully."- yes
terday morning and there fair attendance to see
the four mile contest between Charmer and Little Emil
w. Charmer very much the favorite when the en-
tries declared Friday, rs much as two to one
being offered on her The morning OF the race, the
friends Of Little Emily forward freely to accept
the odds to modify the betting essentially. hun
bred to sixty to seventy and eighty became success
lively current till at last just before the start we can
almost say it even betting between the two. The
very deep in mud and the time, especially
of the second heat much better than most people
believed possible The itself of that sided
character which requires little attempt at description
Little Emily in the first heat, made play from the
start and maintained her lead from end to end Char
brushed up to her several times, making appa
rent effort to pass but succeeded in doing it.
Little Emily the first heat by nearly two lengths,
in S:35.
In the nc 1t heat, the tactics were changed. Char
went away with the lead and made the running at
her strongest pace 1t was indeed, that the
hackers Of Little Emily were almost in despair. The
latter went up several times endeavoringto pass, and
then fell back into her place, as If unable to do 1t.
This the sequel shows probably fent for after
going three miles and three quarters Little Emily was
calledsupon in the home stretch to go TO work in
nest and she very speedily overlook her
heat S:10-ccrtnnly very remarkable for the con-
dtion Of the To be defeated in such time and
over such ground reflects no discredit any horse
We append q summary.
SAIunDAr, March Si.-Jockoy Club Purse, s6OO-four
miles heats
Ig Srymanski's CHI m. Little Emily, by Wagner,
out Of Emily Speedily o.. Il 1
F. A. Lumsden's ct. B. Pattcrson's) b. T. Charmer,
by imp. Glencoe, out Of Beteey Malone, by Stock
Time, sss"s1o-N. O. picayun. .ap,i ~