The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

sUeIor CogRsK, L. L-rkorTIs0.-The long looked for
txotting match between Black Harry and Ken BILE Jack
Son three mile heats in harness. for 81 900 side
pr yesterday afternoon, and witnessed by goodly
number OF persons. 1t not q satisfactory race
neither Of the horses coming up to the high position
stunned for them by their respective hackers and 1t is
safe to assert that there not . spectator the
cOurse but sadly disappointed wthhs performances
~ the horses. The match by Black Harry very
handy yet say that he exhibited any extraordinary
degree Of either speed bottom would be vergng very
far from the truth OF Kemble Jackson the least said
70 sa ss Il: vii bear
comparison with his contest last fall with Washington
He Is a most beaut ul stallion and may be valuable in
his peculiar line to and breeders Of stock; but
fear that he viii never rise to distinction on the
Frs Heat-Black Harry, the favorite. at hundred
TO seventy Kemble Jackson won the pole They came
mp the word at moderate rate, and we're started
very evenly Soon after leaving the score Harry broke
mp and then Kemble if TO take advantage Of his
antagonist followed suit Their drivers got them to work
sgsn however and they went TO the quarter pole in
Going down the backstretch the black opened gap Of
about thirty yards and reached the half mile pole In
723h There change in the position Of the
horses while gipg around the lower turn and up the
homestretch until within fifty yards of the score when
Harry broke up, and kemble closed to within q few
lengths of him Harry made the first mile in $50
Nothing then occurred worth noticing until they reached
the bacsstrsteh where kembs broke badly; and Harry
came to the score the second time about eighty
yards ahead Time 53S After Harry passed the stand
he seemed inclined TO give up the race and when Mel
by touch Of the whip, endeavored explain to
him that there yet another mile to go, he broke up
and toundered about in q most provoking manner
Shout after shout given by the hackers Of Kembls
for Whepey to go on that he now had himthst Harry
had given up the race and Jim ready to make the
most Of such matters and to miss point, put
the scourgs 70 the stallion but instead of meeting with
willing NOW all together" from his charge he had the
modification Of seeing him break up at the same place
where Harry disgraced himself Nelson by this
time had rallied the black, an getting him into good
movement again, hun ired yards ahead at the
half mile pole This degree of distance he kept to the end
Of the heat Time, s:37.
Second Hsat-One hundred to fifty on Black Harry
As soon the word given, kemble jackson broke
am, and ran all the way around the upper turn not
withdrawing which Harry led TO the quarter pole ut
least fifty yards Time, a seconds. Harry Tar
ahead at the half mile pole. Time, liza On the lower
turn, Kemble broke up again and continued running
until he hundred yards past the three quarter
pole. Harry hundred yards ahead when he
10 the score Time, 2:48 Harry broke up three times
during the next mile and seemed to be looking for
hole in the fence 70 get out at while Whelpey had
much he could do to get his horse along. Harry
made the two miles in 545. During the last mile, the
drivers had to do all the labor and by their most per-
severpg efforts they succeeded In terminating the
Black Harry won by $50 ards. Time Sal The follow
ing is Q summary -
G. Nelson named blk. Black Harry. ............1
jos Whelplsy named CHI b. kemble jackson. ...2