The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-24

CriON COUhSE l.. I-TkOTTlNG.
WE'D DAY, June "a rotting match 81, 900, mile
heats, oes; thrs in FIVE, in harness.
H. Woodruff named blk 6. Night Hawk ............ 1
II. Jones naned blk. g. STRANGER ................. dis
Time, 2:45.
This was a very unequal race; Stranger had not the
shadow OF = chance to win, and what could have induced
his own er 10 have started him, is a mystery. H. was
beaten a quarter of 8 mile. The odds we're four and five
to one against him previous to the start.
SAxB DAY -TrottiDg match $500, mile heats, in har-
d. Pffer named Oh. N. Ella. j.. received forfeit.
II. Wooarur named g. 6. Patapsco. ...... paid forfeit.
In scoring, preparatory to coming to the post, a train
of cars came past the course, on the Long I.lanc Rail
road, making, as usual, an unnecessary noise with their
steam whistles, &c., which so frightened the horse Pa
tarsco, that Mr. Woodruff thought IL prudent not to
start him. Hence the forfeit.
A ten nile race, in addition to the above, between
horses belonging to N. D. Green and Mr.. Udell, was also
on the programme of performances; but, on account of
the intense heat, Mr.. Uesh wisely kept his horse at home,
ard paid fOrfsit.
Bettirg is quite brisk on the wagon race to come off on
Monday Text, bei ween Highland Maid and Flora Temple.
The former is the favorite At slight Odds.
RACES.
CAMBRIDGE TRoTTING PARK TUESDAY, June 2l.-Mile
heats best three in five, to harness. Three green horses
from Lowell were entered: BIne Morgan, Sorrel Hiram,
and Young Post Boy. Blue Morgan was the favorite
against the field, Att to 10. He was driven by Colonel
GOCdWtD, VINO u recently purcLa-eC MIN, anu won the
race in three straight heats, closely followed by Sorrel
Hiram, driven by 5. White. The Post Boy made some
awful breaks, and barely saved his distance each time.
The following is q summary
S. G. Bean entered b. &. Blue Morgan ......... l l
{. !: hsr,in entered : { soTrsl airam:........ 2
Time, 24e-2b4-255
A CHALLENGE.
Boston, June 20, 1863.
A gentleman in this city, the owner Of a trottiDg horse,
which was six years old last May, was raised within six.
~ miles of Boston, and has never trotted for money,
would like to match him for $50, 900, as follows
Against Cha1mer-For $500 two mile heats, best
three in Ave, TO saddle; for 30, 900, mile heats, best three
in five, to harness, for -, COO, mile heats, best three in
five, 10 tksston wagons.
Against Black Hawk Maid-For 80, 900, mile heats, best
TIN GO in five, to harness; for 80, 600, two mile heats and
repeat, to harness; for - 600, mile heats, best three in
five, to skeleton wagons.
in five, TO saddle, for IS GOO, mile heats, best three in
five, TO barness.
The above races to come off as follows-good weather
and track
Charnsr-sadde race, July IS; harness race, July 20;
wagon race. July ~.
Ethan ~Aller-Saddle race, September /; harness race,
September 2.
Is: harness race, two mile heats, August II; wagon race,
mils heats, August ID.
An the above races to be taken, and one half of the
smouDt on each race to be staked as forfeit on or before
July j. One half Of the net receipts to the track viii
be required.
Ii the owners or friends Of the above named horses
with to make these matches, o line addressed to me,
through the post Office, viii meet with attention.
Respectfully yours, SAMUEL X. NELSON.
OHIO RACES.
CINCINNATI Second Day-June1 Is Purse $500, three
nile heats. We annex a summary. The same horses
ran here, and we gave their pedigree last week
Diddte ................. !
Time, 5:57-5:55-5:55h.