The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

CElsTRRvILLE CoVRsB, LONG IsLAND-rR0TTIN0.
most splssdd took place on Wednesday last b.
tween Csatrevils and Black Douglas, ms heats, best
three In Ave. In harness. which required Ave most
heats to decide, and ended by Csntrsvrs winning the
STAKES The horses meat capitsy matched and to
the snd exhbitsd unAinching game. Such viii al.
ways be wen paonzed and there is no doubt that the
race which takes place next week between these
nne horses, will be witnessed by an immense crowd.
Centrsvs the vors previous to the start at 100
60; but after the nrst heat the odds Doug
two one and changed with the resus Of evsry
subsequ heat Probably money bet and less
lost than on any previous trot this
First Heat Cent1evie won tho pole, and led to the
qua.ter pole three four lengths, In thirty seven
seconds Douglas going cautiously around the turn. I'M
til no reached straight work. when he ed and closed
up TO within . length of Centrevue. at the halt.
Time IA On the lover turn Douglas reached the
wheel Of Centrsvils and then exciting struggle
ced which lasted the score Douglas winning By
his bead emily. Time, 2:30.
Second Hed. Douglas took the lead at the start Cen
treve up badly and losing fifty sixty yards before
he The black the rst quarter in thrty
sever seconds and the half in liza Cvntrevle in the
work" Of the best kind He gradually approached tue
black and about halfway up the houestrecn, Tapped
him. carried him off his feet and won the heat BY two
Third Heat They had good start, and went nicely
round the turn Centrsvie Leading length to the quar-
ter poe in thirty seconds On the back stretch
the black overloaded him, ard they passed the half
mile pole yoked In ia Centreville shook Douglas
on the lover turn but the hoUestrech they we're
head to head again all the way up to within few yards
Of the score when the black and Centrevills
won by length. This was beautiful hea throughout.
Time 231.
Fourth Heat Centyevle had very bad send off this
time He up "hitching,o and broke soon after
leaving the The black vent nicely round the turn,
passed the quarter 10 thirty eight seDnds five or
six lengths ahead and at the half In LIS, Centre
vile again up He then made desperate brush to
overake the black: but beaten to the score
ple OF lengths. Time 2:34
Fifth Heat Douglas the favorite at 100 to 80. The
horses started well and the black led to the
pole length in thirty -eight seconds. On the back
stretch Cent? eve broke up, aud fell off four Ave
lengths the black passing the half ia ll5 On the lover
turn went 10 work In earnest closing the
every stride which be continued to do until he caught
Douglas, inside the distance stand when they both
seemed to 8 hang fire" for o monent so, and then
Douglas broke giving Cenheville the heat and
Time 255.
Wednesday July 10, trotriDg match, $500, mile heats,
F. J Nodine named br. & Ceutrevile. .....2 l ! l
W. King named blk e Black Douglas sill 2 2 2
Time Observation-Disclosures
We stated fsw days ego on infor aton shch ct the
time reliab that Black Douglas tho
well known trotting horse Goliah. This mistake.
Black Douglas raised in PHILADELPHIA county. Pa.
got by Jackson and he by the famous ola trotng stall
lion Andrew jackson, the fire Of Kembe jackson. ard
ny other fast horses He eight years old and be-
longs to Mr. King the gentleman vh0 drove him in the
above aud troted for money before his
with Flora Temple the Huntington Park Course.
tro't'rg match for 5000 mile heats best three In
Eve, of between the heats in the above be-
tween Mr. Tottens b. G, to wagon and Mr. Conway's b.
M. in harness, which BY the former in three
straight heats. Time 2:44-2:45-2:4s.
UNION COURSE L. I.-TR0TTING.
THURSDAY, July H. purse 81 Ooo mile heats best three
In five in harness
". Woodruff entered :. Tacony:. .;..........I !
Time, 2:2s-2:27-229.
Particulars in next issue.