The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

uh8 Anteuhgenoe.
sksrnrvIILE CovRsk, L. LA pacing race Of more
than usual attraction, on ON Tuesday, aN<rpcop,
at the Csntrsvile courss. The contest wss between
N. Lady Bevins, br. m. Cayuga Msid and CHI = Oar,
Miller mile heats best three in n~e In barnes. ana
which In spirit and close contention wiz bear comma
rson with anything Of the kind that ever took p,sec
The day wss fine for the sport excepting that oe
easonaiy gusts Of wind would rise during the rs..
which slightly impeded the progress Of ts na<s and
made the time rather longer than II would othervfs,
have been The track although In good for thi,
early part Of the season too spongy 70 be sdred
Since last racing season 1t has undergone consi J.
derable improvement and may be set down A
for those patronise the course arr,
all that be desired The attendance ON this IN.
nrt, asy Of ,ne sponSng season vas toiershy large
scribe were fully satisfied with their Afternoons
ment
Previous to the day of tho and up 10 che
Harvesting Of the horses for the struggle Miller
had been the fayorc against the field at high odds
n some instances, one hundred to forty but After
the two mares put upon tho track and warmed
up little their fine appearance and superb con.
dition changed the mo Of the fnanoiers and
Dan Miller stock Immediately declined. Before start
ing the field had become the favorte at twelve 20
ty an oversight on the part Of the proprietor al the
course in not having put up the quarter poles te
track unable to give the time Of The fractiona
parts Of the heats, which much noted by the
generality OF sporting men. aud have TO content
selves with the time Of the full mile. IL will be we'll
dor this defect TO be remedied before the rs<
First Heat.-Eight ten baulks were made bv ahs-
drivers before the word could be given each driver
trying TO ascertain the speed Of the other previous
starting. of conduct which is very annoying
TO the spectators because that fact always ascer
tained with the termination Of the heats At length
the judges found the horses close enough together
gave the word to start. and away the trio daAhcd
round the upper turn cayusa Maid taking the lead,
Beyins broke up badly before reaching bac stretch
and Dan miller took her place in chase OF Cayuga
Maid; but made little ground on her until shc had
reached the home stretch. Lady Bevins, before sh,
recovered from her break had fallen in the about
so yards after she made sue trernen
duous brush that she close up with the others aS
they up the home stretch to the score Dan and
the Maid contcs'ing the ground inch BY inch in fact,
the struggle the last quarter Of this heat
trtmely exciting. Dan Miller had succeeded In get
ting half length in front Of Csyuga Maid and was In
that position when only few yards from the stand.
when, by most mastcrly movement on the part OF
Mr. Bryant the driver Of the she thrown
forward and ranged head to head with the horse he
ne crossed the score making dead heat Lady Bcvlps
only length behind Time, 1881.
Second Heaf.-The betting brisk either OF the mares
thought as much Of as Dan Miller. This time the
horses started at the first attempt, and In
hesp round the turn Cayuga Maid began to drew out
ana hler IN endcavoring to keep up with her, was
carried of his feet lie broke very badly; Lady Bevns
began closing on Cayuga on the hack stretch and a
splendid struggle for the lead ensuedthc roam, how
ever. finally took it. they reached the turn
and led round to the home stretch with the hcah u
the Maid at her wheel Coming up the stretch 10 tn.
score, the contest animating and the skii and
dexterity Of the drivers we'll the speed Of the
nng-. were finely developed. Lady Bevins kent the
lead until she reached the drswgste; but il required
more speed to retain that position and In being forced
WAS carried on her feet Cayugus came 70 the scorc
the distsnee 'tsnd Time, 23Sil.
Third Hest.-Dan Miller now entirely deserted
by his former hackers who flying about in d.
rections, trying to hedge much possible Of the
previous investments. The betting, however, became
heat the driver Of Miller told the judges 10 give The
word the other horses up to the togcthcr
mares reached the stand head 70 head and ,he word
Was given: but on looking at Miller, IL found that
ne had broken up previous to the word being siven
the part Of the crowd; but IL Of the accidents
that cannot be avoided long judges take sdvise
frc drivers The result that the horse thrown
far back that the flag fell him before passed.
distance. The mares broke up the bssk stretch,
but Bevns recovering fret got lead Of about thirty
yards on Csyuga before she recovered, which threx
her chances for the heat entirely out. Lady Bevins
led home four or I'VE lengths ahead Time, PSI
away finely but the Maid broke the turn and fen
of about twenty yards She broke twice Afterwards
during T the heat and Lady Be'us won BY my ysrds
FV.1 Hsas.-Lady Bevin. We. nov the svorise ..
upper turn and hall way down the back s.rrtsb, Idy
roam mare broke up. and cayus. dashed away froa
her leading her round the lower turn sbcwt ATTY
easy gait The roam broke second time during tb<
si1a H.oi.-This the best contested heat Of III.
race. soon after starting. the drew out In
mont Of Cayuga Maid and kept that position " the
end but was never clear Of her. and The b,
. mott desperate struggle. Time, 2:8o
The following Il the summary
April o at ~ r. M.-Purse $780, mile heats. 30
three in five. In harness.
Lady Bevins, John Case. ..... 2 II,
S Cay Maid d Brent. ........ Ia 81 .
Time a.sT-2.asIIasi-assl-a4S-a.s
Trorrrxs Monday next, trotting contest wiz
come on at the Centrevic, between three Of as hns
young Dags ever came 20 the The race VII
be mile hcsts best three in Ave to $50 10 wagons The
horses are untried but wel known TO turhtcs gene
rny. and there IL little doubt hut that they vii In
the coming contest make hosts Of friends, Who win
stick W them TIL their last race is run.
B.seAMAs covnsr Raess-sreosepAr,r Friday, March
~ ls5o-s.eond meeting Of the Orleans Jockey Club
A. l.. Bngsman's qg. ssyman.ki'-) b. c. RI
ellie Carnai's eh. G liidlc.ton, oy o,by
Trustee, dam by Bullock Mueklc John.
Time, 352S-st7k-3H
yprsp DAY. aaturdsy, March 30, 1S;0-purSs $40
nile heats, best three In five.
W. smail's "a. Lecomtes b. C. Flying
Dutehman, by Grey Eagle, dam by Huesi.
P Isns,on, OWN c. Brunicn'., Ell. c. Rory
0hors by imp Glencoe, dam BY imp.
Time, i,.sS
revsru D.r-sunday, March 3l.-Purss, $500; fop~
james Dehon's B Patter.on's) n m charmer
by imp. Glencoe dam Detsey Malone. ~ O.. =
bingamsn's us. s1ymanskisJ b. c. Error
n Il Long, b b. Revenue, BY imp ria.,c. dam
Ro~alie somers. q y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 3.
Time, I:lTs-sts.
rRorrrso AT hosLr. April s-Swcep6ake. fcr trct-
ling horses three mile hests entrance $40 the -ceoo5
horse TO save rtskce
Barnes e. Buckskiu, On saddIel. .......3 2.
Coneklin's b. *. Punch. (harncrs). z 2.
O. Abrsm's ". Charles Fisher. Charnessj a die.
IL Chandlerss Digrory. (harnc-s) dis
Time. e:fS-p.3-93s
Prize OF Five Thousand Rupees.
tfrom the Washington Republic, April 13l
The government Of india having. at the rugxc-ties