The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

CANrhEViLLE COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTTN0.
On Wednesday Ast trottins match for 81 ooo mile
heats best three In Eve, in harness. came on between
Flora Temple and Lady Brooks which was won BY Flora
easily in three straight heats. This match vas made
Tuesday Last after the forfeit Of Dutchman. the
Of Flora Temple Offering to match her against anv
horse, mare geldDg Long Islsnd for $500 aside
play psy, to 90 the next afternoon, at 2P NJ The
Of Lady Brooks being present at the time accepted
the challenge and hence the race which Is described
below. Az soon prelimnaiies for the match were
drawn up Brooks became the favorte and perfect ore
set In among the betting fraternity, which continued
throughout the night and to the termination of the
contest. The hackers Of Lady Brooks offered at the
commencement 100 to So getting much they could
at that raes-.hen 100 to 70-then 100 to 6e-and on
finishing by betting several thousand dollars at 100 to 40
on their favore and think it safe to assert that
there money lost this match BY the backerd
Of Brooks than any trottng mat:h that has taken
place on Long leland for number of years. The
assigned for the defeat Of Lady Brooks that she
il too fine condition-feelng too well-wantipg that
steadiness that race two will give her. Her
owners not satisfied with the result and are de-
termined to challenge the of Flora Temple to
another trial Of speed-he be TO skeleton
wagons Al their oilers win be taken by the Flora party
beyond doubt and hence We expect to lively
work between Brooks and Flora before the Of
flowers is over
The appearance Of the nags they came on the track
was faultlss,-boih as pretty as pictures. rhey are
very snowy and stylish, Of splendid action and as for
speed the figures below decide that point The track
in capital order for the and but for the wind
which blew a hurricane during the race, We have no
doubt but more of the heats would have been in
The tutnties. There very large Of spec
ators at the track to witness the both winners
al losert tshed with the manner in which the
affair was ndsced ey the parties who were entrusted
with the nansgemt mt Of the race. The following Is de-
scrpiioD OF the trottng -
First Heat Lady Brooks won the pole. The nags came
dashng for the word head and head but the judges
nat beng re- dy for them they called back The
next time they were started. Lady books bouncing
leas the apI reached the score but that gait bsng
REGULARITY Of her own at times the judges gave the
VOID a, away they went at lightning rate Of speed
Fc 1 thirty yards to I'll the 0' ms
Brooks was as far behind at the half mile pole Time
cose the gap in each Of which his broke up, and
1914.
80 with few takers. Lady Brooks took the lead at the
start Flora going badly breaking up on the turn and
n the fGUA s me thu tme
Flora four seconds behind her, Hiram keeping her
quiet and not aking the si shest effort to close He
waited untn be go out Of the force Of the wind tho
lower which is sheltered by dense wood He there
began to close-the mare went at astonishing rate,
and coseo up very fast and as she came on the home
stretch ot more than three four lengths behind
She seemed to increase her speed all the way up the
s1e,ch overlook Br' oks passed her. and led winner
BY alergth in 232performng the last huff mile Of the
heat III lI2
Third Heat Dollars to cents offered ON Flora. She
the to the half, in lI9 On the lower turn they
appcd and stuck together to the Flora win
ming BY half length in 2:s34 The folio wing is sum
mary -
Nay A, trotting match sl,eoe mile heats, best three
in five, IN harness.
H. ,odruff named b. m Flora Temple ...... ! l
$. Mclaughlin named b IN Lady Brooks. ...... 2 2
Time, 2:31i4-2:32-2:a3i4.
As as the above decided general rush was
by The crowd Tor their respective vehicles, all being
anxious 10 be il lime to witness the pacing race that was
| announced 70 como of at tho
|
tbs majority Of whom here 10 time the pacing did
for hour moresiter the time adver
tired owing 10 the difficulty Of getting the horses to the
together The hor entered for the purse $780,
mile heats, best three in five, III harness we're Hero,
to again.t the field He the money The time,
IL win be seen, about good rs ever made, con-
deIpg he effect the wind had in retardng the progress
First Heat Hero wa. inside. Roanoke in the middle
T.cumseh outside Tecumseh bad length or two the
couple OF lengths ahead Of Hero in IS seconds Roanoke
| "Lo~heIe.n On the back-tretch Hero went up, and
lavs ed Tecumseh at the half mile pole in 1857. On
white head in front. Mr.. Hood the driver Of Hero
thinking that Tecume h falling back pulled his horse
back little much and before he ove,ed his speed
again r.cunsen VAS three length, abe ad of him.
al going like the wind. Th,s had to be made up, and
with nby quarter Of Q mil. to do it in. Hs made .
lie do win the heat he brought bis horse to the
es heat Time aqo Roanoke s HDs1 noShere in
fact ,he judges, in their close observation of Hero and
cun.eh forgot to strike the Gag or to see whether he
Seend Heat-Hrro and Tecumseh head and head round
viper turn to the quarter pole again ia 80 seconds
Dos@ sse the ssS
Tecum eh began to fall OH and Hero came on the home
st.e.h two Lengths ahead s'd led home moderately
| much - owheis" that he was Gistanced
Third Hedt-It was now evident that Tecnmseh 5
Rs but M b The wiling 20 to h
nicely THIS tine, and swune round the turn together
but At the quarter Hero Mas length in 'front.' in SO
seconds and at the half mile pole about the same dis
lance q, cad in 14 Hero kept that advantage round
TO the homsstretch, when Tecumseh nsde rush
for him. and closed struggle ensued which lasted to
the ,co,c, Hero winning by *psth Time, 2:2oA. Mr..
Daniels the driver Of ecunseh, then babe the judges
to the crowd his wish odraw his horse as he
was sue he could win ard he did not w,h injure
the animal by vain attempt but he said # the hackers
Of bis horse insisted his finishing the race, ne would
do to obee All parties satisfied with this
snnpuncenept the ended Hero being declared
the winner Of the purse. The following is summary Of
Nay T. pacing purse $780, mile heats, best three in
c. Hood entered g. Hero. ...-........".... !
| J. Daniels entered oh. Tecumseh.. 49,.
| Tine 2.2d1a-2:25a4-2:29l4
SALE OF BLOOD HORSES The sale Of thu stock Of tie
late william Gibbons took place at Madison N J., on
sab i,cluded the eesbra'cd mares Fashion and
BennDets o Blue &c The following exhibits SOME Of
mare, hy imported Trustee, out of Boz netsoBue II
years cd with col. week old, by Mariner, 81 $50;
BinnetS Blue mOtner OF 70 years
old $780, chestnut colt, $S5; Normandy stallion,
$500; grey gelding years old. BY Shadow, out Of
Patsey An hony $7o Nimbe chestnut y, by Mariner,
cut Of Patsey An hony years old $780, Philo brown
fly by Mariner out of Cassandra, years DID, $3.50;
Hernes chestnut horse by Mariner out Of Fashion,
year old $3.50 BASIL brown horse by Mariner out Of
Castandra, years old s62o-Basil has run mile IN
LA; Trosp chestnut horse, BY Mariner out of Cas-
sandra, years old $3.50; Mariner brown horse, BY
Shark out Of Bonnets Blue, II years old $270 Patsey
Anthony, brown mare by imported Priam, dam by vr-
eibsp Is years old $3.50 Cassandra, brown mare by
Pram out q Firla Jr 10 years old, with foal, $500
MURDER IN ANcAsTER, CA.--One of the most cold
boodsd and determined murders perpetrated in the
township of Ancater on Monday last that is perba
be found in the annals Of crime. James Burnside, a
middle. aged who owned farm Of atty In what
l. usually called the swamp" about three miles from
tie village found murdered and lying in his own
Ere by idiot lad who bad dragged him and gave
III. alarm One Of his hands nearly burned or both