The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10
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son shc wa stoutiy beclei ogaint Jack al Or ans
Zachary Taylor, notwhs landing their great rnce on the
had the CAL against The fold and his friends Ii 10 the
amount Of thousancs; in fact he offered heavy
odds TO the last mor,sns Of the contest ZicLay, Tay
lor won Proving hm.cf 10 be much better hor than
he has been heretofore accredited by those
most interested in his fortunes The track superb
order for speed the weather most agreeable; and the
only event that tended to the auiscmcnts Of the
day was the defeat OF the peoples favorcod Lady Suf
performance. not announced the bills Of tho nay
of during the interval between the first and seconl
heats IL was exhibition of the art Of cdcfcncc by
the Frcthcrs Lazarus two ads--onc aged eleven and
the other thirteen ycarrecenty arrived England
They appeared in flesh coorcd tights with boxing gloves
on their diminutye hands, and after ring had been
foimed by the crowd, they. commenced their skiif,A
man"uvrs astonishing the multitude with their master
ly movements IN the art.
First Heat Taylor won the first positinn on the traet
Koesi'cr the second placing Lady Suffolk the outside
number OF aitemps made to get off together before
tho word was given Rossitcr and Taylor both showing
more speed in the scoring than the and they carried
her on her fee, before reaching the drawgae She brsks
up badly giving the others forty yards the lead before she
recovered Taylor length ahead of Rosster at the
quarter pole Time thrty-seven seconds On the back
stretch Rositcr broke up. and Taylor lengths
ahead of him at the half mile pole Time 13I On
The loworturn andup the homestretch Roscr urged
to the top OF his speed and he strained every muscle to
ovtriake Taylor, without effect Zack by three
or four lengths. Time, 232a, Lady Suffolk was jusA
inside the distance stand when the flag fell
Second Heat Rossitcr offered against tho field $1O1
to tO Taylor started with the lead but oter passeA
HIM before he achtd The quarter pole and length
IN SUFFOLK three lengths
behind On the bnckstrrtch, the half mile pole,
Eoesitcr broke up and Taylor led him length at the
post. Tine. 1.l1ts Tay lor continued in front until haV
reached the homcsr, tch when they became yocd and
after gallant struggle Rosstcr by his hcnd enly
mnkng the heat in 233; Lady Suffolk about eighty
yards behind.
Third Hca'.-Onc hundred dollars to thirty Roa
sitter The horses started very evenly this time ana
they went pretty well together TO tho druwgate where
Lady Suffolk began to fall behind Eosit,r had head
IN front nj the quarter poletme :S-and continued to
lead tho half mile in 1:15 Taylor broke up. but
vertd in Nh instant losing only length On tho lower
turn Nossier broke up several times without falling or
yard Coming up the homcstrctch, they both broke up
aud Taylor being the fortunate led to the an
open length in 36Lady Suffolk about forty ards be-
hind.
Fourth Heat Rooster broke up after lea wing the
score giving Taylor couple of lengths the advantage
which he held to the quarter pole-tmc 39h--SuiTolk
four or five lengths in the Taylor continued To
lead down the backsrctch passing the half mile pole in
III On the lower turn Rossitcr closed up little and
he made most splendid burst the homcstretch for
the heat, but was beaten in by n length. Time 36L.
Lady Suffolk well up to the others at the Thus
ended the fastest ro to wagons that Long
Island The following is n summary
s Mclaughlin entered ch &. Zachary Taylor..l 2 I
". Whcan entered Big. Jack Rossiter. ......2 2
j. Whelpley entered III. Lady Suffolk ......S
Time-232a 2a4-2,33-2:36:-2;36h.
Zachary Taylor Jack Rossitcr Pelham and Vermont
advertised to trot this afternoon in harness on the
Ccntreyic Course, when heats less than thirty may bs
looked for