The New York herald., 1850-05-22
ney was invested The following is a report OF the


Fy,ss H.st Lady Moscow won the inside position Of
the track. Trustee and Confidence did net come to
the After nine ten vexaious faulks, the two
mares came up side and side at very lively gait and
we're started Before reaching the draw slte both OF
them broke, but Lady Moscow recovering nrst got the
lead and went the first quarter length ahead OF Lady
Suffolk, in 80 seconds On the back stretch Lady Mos
COW broke up again and in an instant the gray mare
was in front, and at the halt mile pole twenty
yards clear Of her Time rs Prom this point around
the lower turn and to the three quarter pole Lady
Suffolk continued to increase the distance between
herself and Motcow the latter appe airing very unsteady
Coming up the home stretch, the bay commenced
her work in earnest and began gradually to close on
Suffolk, the latter crossing the In 233 Moscow
three four seconds behind her Very little change
mile, when Lady Moscow made brush striking gait
that astonshed every beholder. She gained so ra-
pidy Suffolk that she at her wheel before she
reached the home stretch, although the old did
not flag in the least Moscow beat Suffolk to the score
length, making the two miles in 507. The grey mare
broke she reached the rcore and fell of to the upper
drawgate about four lengths which increased
down the back stretch by the wonderful speed Lady
Moscow. After passing the half mile pole, Bryant
began to lash his mare, and she seemed to increase
her speed drawing nearer to Lady Moscow round the
lower turn but IL is question whether she could have
done 80 had Mr.. Care urged the bay forward He
had her well in hand, and she appeared TO be going
very free and without exertion Coming up the home
stretch the old struggled very hard aud strained
every to oyerakc the bay but all her efforts
proved truitless; Moscow the length
in front, making the heat in T44H.
Second HeaiBefore being called for this heat 10
discovered that of the shoes of Lady Suffolk
loose and blacksmith had to be sent for. which
stoned considerable delay Some Of the friends Of the
old mare willing to attribute her defeat in the
last heat to this accident. and brought their wal
let's for more the odds that offered Moscow
On coming to the score, neither of the nags showed
distress from the last heat. and at the word dashed
away vigorously than before going side and side
to the dravgJte, where Moscow broke up, giving Suf
folk lead TO the quarter Of about four lengths which
the made in thirty-eght seconds. The gray mare
kept this advantage to the half mile pole passing
there in l16 Round the lower turn and up the home
stretch Moscow gained on Suffolk and was very close
to her as she crossed the score Time, 2:J3 Moscow
broke up as she came to the stand aud again Suffolk
opened a wide gap At the quarter pole Suffolk
broke up, and Moscow got close to her before she
recovered most exciting and splendid strug-
gle then ensued-they went side and side down
the back stretch, and seemed as il yoked together
round the lower turn but coming ON the home stretch
Moscow shot ahead OF Suffolk and in an instant took
the track from her which caused her to break and
fall off three four lengths to the score Lady Mos
COW made the two miles in 506 Round to the half
mile, Moscow beat the old mare more and mere, and
was forty yards ahead when she reached there. MIR.
Case then sackened his pace, and knowing well that
he had speed enough to win Yhen called for came
lengths in front of Lady Suffolk making the heat in
7:521s The following is u summary
Tuesday, May Il, purse $3.50; three mile heats in
harness.
John Case entered b. m Lady Moscow .......1 /
d. Bryant entered z. In. Lady Suffolk. ........2 2 4
j. Whcpley entered ch z. Trustee. DIR.
s. Mclaughlin entered ch. G. Confidence DIR.
Tune. First Heat. Second Heat
FIRST mNe .Zoo zoo
Second mile. .2Sl 2:sS
InlIu mlt -ffO1s
Total .T:As. 1927
TRorrNc, To-DAv.-A trotting match for 81 ooo mile
heats to $50 b wagons comes of this afternoon, at
the Centreville Course, between Mr.. Whites ch. b.
Young Vermont, and Mr.. Austns br. G. Kentuck.
CAMBRIDGE PARK CouRsE.-0n Monday trot came
of It this track. which well attended The race
two mile heats, under the saddle The following
IL a summary Of the affair -
Ajax. ................. .............. l j
Dan Webster. <
Tim-. First Heat. Second Heat.
Pirst mile. le................ 2rl0 2:45
Second mile. ............... 1904 2:39s&
Total. l.................. 5:19x 3:2l+