The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-19

Uraos CouRsE, l. I-TRoruSo.-Ou Monday last,
well speed Of the nags engaged several hundred
Pc out to witness the sport The be-
tween Gray Vermont Reindeer, and Boston Girl mite
and purse Of $500 For day previous to the
Grny Vermont the favorte again the field ani on
until the word given when 100 to 5o
in all quarters Vermont had roted but once
acquitted himself well that occasion, and exhibited
such great degree Of speed, at times during the race
that those who witnessed the contest were ha
his match in this vicinity that time ana they
willing to back him in this with Boston diri
and Reindeer any odds After the first heat loo TO
betting took place between the admirers Of
Boston Girl Reindeer to which OF them would be
best in the contest The day most admirably ADAPT
ed for the snort and but for the bad condition Of the
track many places much faster time would, no doubt
have been recorded .
second choice placing Boston Girl outside good start
after several unsuccessful attempts bat be-
Reindeer recovered first and led to the quarter pole
length ahead Of Vermont and 1--WE six lengths ia ad
vance Of Boston Girl time, 40 seconds On the back
stretch the gray went closer to Reindeer but did not
make effort to pass him. 1t pleasing to witness
the stylish and of Vermont while forcing
passed the postMtime, lis; and on the lower turn
McMsnn opened him little, and he carried Reindeer 70
break and led to the homestretch three lengths or
mere. As Reindeer recovered, he made q noble
Effort 10 overtake the gray but there no chance for
him. Vermont came to the score on jog making the
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Boston Girl Just inside the distance stand Had Nc Mann
broue Vermont to the at his speed he would IN
doubtedy have shs Boston Girl out from any further
Second Haf-Reipdeer look the lead Vermont follow
ing close his heels Bosto Girl breaking before
reaching the drawgate in tho previous heat In fact
she acted badly throughout the rce being near
the others moment after the word Wa given Nc Mann
being determined to trail Reindeer Isaac "oodruu TOOK
his time to the quarter pole being foryt~o and nall
seconds in going there He increased his the
back stretch; and still Vermont made to Keep his
place laying clear length behind at the half mile pole
Time lis On the lower tsrn the gray drawn out
and in instant he in front Of Reindeer On the
home stretch, Isaac rallied his horse, applied his whip
unsparingy, and certainly made most vigorous brush;
but all to purpoeethe faster he went the faster went
the gray and be beaten to the by half length
1t amusing to witness the confident manner OF Nc
Mann, as he came up the homestretch, casting side
gIances at Isaac, while he kept Vermont at winning
pace; sgnfypg TO Isaac that the he strove the
less his chances Of winning The tme Of this heat
2361. Boston Girl down by the distance stand
when the others crossed the score.
Third Heat This heat very like the previous one,
with the exception that Boston Girl little closer to
the oth at the end Of the and Vermont kept
nearer to Reindeer round the turn aut down the
back stretch. He went in front the lower turn as
usual and came home an easy winner by length The
in ll7ls and the heat in 1855. The following is
Jas McMann entered g. g. Vermont. ............1 l
Isaac Woodruff entered ch Reindeer. .......2 2
Hiram Woodruff entered b. IN. Boston Girl. ....3
Time, 235-2361 z-236A.
TRorrrsc Al CrsoINsATI.-On Saturday at 4 o'clock,
great III Det~etu SuhVe idh
Buffer Trustee az Gray Eagle, came of on the Queen
City Course The heat intense the therm ometer in
dcating the temperature at about % deg Tue horses
started well. The first heat won by Trustee In
eight minutes thirty. and q half seconds The
second by Buffer Trustee made about two and
half miles and went back. and died in few hours
Gray Eagle shut cut this heat. The third heat
by Shave Tail, Buffer being the only CON-
petitor The fourth heat not made, Buffers
friends yielded the purse 10 Shave Tail This horse
proved himself Of good bottom coming out in grand
style at the close Of every heat The horse Trustee
from New York lie the only horse that has rotted
tweI ty miles in hour having accomplished that great
performance fine Union Course Long Island about
three years ago He valued at 81 by his present
CaMBnIpGE TRoIrIsG PsRK, July 17-Mile heats, best
three in five in harness The following a summary
Geo. Edwards named b. m. Mary Taylor. l
". Woodruff named b. Hector /
Time, Observation-Disclosures