The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-10


$50; mile heats; best three in FIVE, in barnes.
Mr. Gage entered bib. &. Blsck Jack......... al
g. Nelson entered h John Budd ...:... 2
Time, 2:60-2:5o-249-3sS.
SAME hAy-A trottpg match for s. 0e0, mile heats
wsgons-wagon and driver to weigh $50 lbs OF
beweeR two bay gsldngs named True John and George
owned by private gentlemen Of brooklyn. which wac
settled in one heat, True John cstancng the o<hsr
handily, in 2:tS.
U-,os Cevnss, L. July A swespstake for $500
Bcbdge but did not come of, he indigo being the only
nag willing tostart, the others paying forfeit.
SAME DAy.--Purse $50 mile heats, best three In i've
TO wagons, wagon and srver to weigh $50 lbs There
four entries only two Of which the
jas. wheipley enteredg. IN lin.y Dixon......l
VS. entered Sorrel Colt. .............2 dis
Time 3o2-266-25s.
SAME DAy-Pacra Purse $50 mile heats best three
In five, in harness. Six entries-four started.
Jas McMsnp entered T. y. Iero..........2 I I
7 b entered blk m. Cinderella. ........1 Is
j. Austin entered b. m. Lady Cas-. ........ 4dis
Time, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SANS DAr.-TRorTNc-Matchs 500 mile heats, In.
Isaac Woodruff named b. e. Bay star...........l I
W. Seaman named br Brown Tom ..............2 .
Time 2.55-2:56
Crn1nrvuIr CovRsr, l.. I-TRorrrSe On TuesdaV
last trotting atch for $500 mile heats best three IN
five. in harness, drivers carrying forty pounds
weight OF at the above course, between kenacee
and boston Girl which was won by Reindeer dstsucnx
the the second heat Reindeer the favorite
TO the start nj 100 TO O but after the rst heat
the became the favorte ut greater odds The
taking into consideration the extra weight carried by
the drivers the vness 81 the track aud the state "
the weather the rain falling briskly during the heats
may be- set down the fastest this season.
First Haf.-Boston Girl won the inside OF the track
They started very evenly, but after going a few
rods Reindeer got himseh eDtaDged and kept hitch-
ing along until he reached the half mile pole. Ma
80 with the msre-she da .hed round the turn 10 the
quarter pole thirty seconds lengths
ahead Of the grldng and, the backEtrcoh. opened
a gap q fifty sixty yards She passed the half mile
poie In l:l6 On the lower turn, Reindeer settled.
and closed the mare very fast, aud,
he reached the homesretch he make a gallant burst.
The ab Mt half way up the stretch broke up but
Loot very little by the accident The driver Of Reindeer
then began using his whip. which he applied I'M
| tparpgly and the gcldng went away from II hacy,
nearing the every step At the drawgate the
sean broke up and before she recovered Reindeer
at her wfNcl The driver Of the having whip
seeing the necessity Of something her along
faster had rccourse his boots wi ich he used
geticy until he the winning the heat BY
ok only Reindeer broke up about forty yards frcu
the stand and Isaac could not get him down until the
goal yassed Time. 235b.
soav,d H,af-Hedging on the part Of the hackers 81
| Reindeer. and twenty to fifteen offered the
II horses started we'll but before the r-sch
ed the she broke up and In the great snxty
driver TO make up her losses she had succession
Of breaks 10 the end 81 the heat which resulted In her
being distapccd. II requires experienced whip 10
drive this mare, and would advise her
match her again unless Hiram Woodruff holds the rib
bons IL H. very doubtful however whether With
Hiram she could beat Reindeer. as he ~ going
Reindeer trotted very finely around this heat
breaking from beginning to end making the mile In LBS
The following Va the summary
lsa1c Woodruff named ch Reindeer. .........
Mr.. Raymond named b Boston Girl .......... dis.
Time, 23jk-2.3
| q. Bsbcock, New York u Elliot, Philadelphia q.
| Clark Boston; y. buckingham. london, IT. Murray,