The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

Unos CouRsr, L. lon Monday afternoon, a large
number Of turfmen assembled at the Union Course to
witness the various previously to take
place The day fine, and the track in superb
order in fact since John l. snediker has become pro-
pretor of the he has taken pains and expended
great deal Of money in much needed improvements.
Long Island boast of having two Of the nese
trotting tracks in the world The following summary
Of the races in the order they came OF -
Match $1,000, mile heats, best three In FIVE, go
Chas Brook named b. Dan Marble.
G. Bartne named g. Ghehrist !
Time, 2:54-2:5l la-24a-252.
Purse and stake $500 mile heats, best three in ave'
Msi %osdIha entered entered blk g nalph
d. Pifer entered b. &. Dutch Charley. drawn.
Time, 421i-2;3Sa-2:3g1f-23s4.
The other three races terminated without start
Cnyuga Maid received forfeit from Lady Bevns, Cam
bridge Girl received forfeit from Shackeback and the
purse between Fanny Nel-on Colt. and Susan not
trotted for ON account Of disagreement between
orTuesday afternoon, match for $3.50, mile heats,
best three in five, in harness. of between black
and stallion, names unknown, which was
very spirited and well contested The In three
straight heats. Time, 25OH-24sls-2:5l
TRoTTivo PAcIsa AT MoBmE-LApy SUFFOLK .su
Co~pRrrR-The race between the tme-honored trotter
Lady Suffolk ard the celebrated PAGER Cowver drew
TO the large number Of spectators The ladies'
stand presented quite array of beauty and fashion,
Notwithstanding II chilly and dreary
ming. fine band dhcoursed sweet music which tended
to cheer the dropping spirits Of those who had
invested on the result but spectators merely in
compliment to her ladyshp In the betting the horse
had rather the call but to knowledge great
changed hands The track certainly the slowest
have seen it, On the back stretch and round the
turns the horses buried to their fetocks The following
Is the summary
TUESDAY,, April 22--Me heats three best in five. to
harness, purse $500.
Q. ). Elis's & m Lady Suffolk. ............
X, Cottreil's b H. Cowdrvcr .............. Q 2
Time 2:l9-a47-a4s-2l7
MIR Ellis starts with the old for her home to-day.
via Saint Louis, where she goes her last She
could not have been placed in better "lucky''
hand pnIN him thufEn p,,.bh
deserye.-McJiL tide. .4pra %.
LOUISIANA RAcrs.-BIsGAMAS CovpsE-FrRsr DAv-
SATURDAY, April 19.-Propretor's Purse $500 two mile
heata.
A. W. Smas "a. Lecompte's) b. h Flying Dutch
man, by Grey Eagle, dam by Muckle john 4
years oio (haneyp L L
d. Y. Kenner's CHI. I. Mecca, by Ambassador. dam
Flight, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u. IL Long oh. I. La Refine. by Trustee, dam by
Tonson years old. dis.
Time, 3:b1-3;5si4.
NErAIRIE CouRsE-SrooNp SPRING MrrTINe.-fa
FASTEST THRFF MnE RACE Ran AMERIcA.-SA-
TyRpAr, April l2-Proprietor Purse $500, three milo
heats
7. Il. Pstterson's m. Charmer, by Glencoe,
dam Betsey Malone, by Stakeholder years
old. ..........................( Gilpatriek) 1
S NJ. Hills oh. Maria Woods, by Yorkshire,
dam Margaret Woods, years old. 2
D. y kenners CHI h. fiorin, by imp. Margrave,
out Of Pcayune, years old. .............. l dis.
X. ii Leng's CHI. f. La Refine. by imp. Trustee
dam BY Tonson, years old ............... dis.