The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

DETROIT. June S3:-Yesterday the last day of the
| spring TIE weather, although rather hot,
sdirgly fire. the sky being cloudy The attendance
vas much larger than previous day The first
for all running horses-four mile heats, best
| Ths entries we're
| Gertrude b.
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Or The first teat Gertrude had the INSIDE track Mary
the third quarter, but didn't succeed the aorre coming
in short star ahead tie first mile On the second
ahead az On ns tSs r. as f
the third mile the bay alnaost bet the sorrel
came in ahead almost neck and neck Mary still had the
lead on the fourth nils but, the third quarter Ger
trude brushed ahead and came N winner by short dis
tancs' This result was generally considered as by
means indicative OF the fate ct the race. and Marys
friends it strong their favote being perfectly
confident Of her winning the next two heats.
she ,ainaiped thu ough the first second and third miles,
At the.end of the third she had opened quite gap
her petor and every 6dent q her taking
the heat On the first quarter Of the third mile she
5ncys ased the dis lance between herself and Gertrude
and the second quarter going like afash, with
every OF success, when suddenly she was
served exhibit of distress and sackened her
sa'. G.rluds passed her almost i%me
fourth quarters came in victorious winning the heat and
ire race Upon Mary ses coming to the SCORE it was
found that she had okep leg close to hefoot Upon
chsg for the stone almost as large mans
fist found upon the course upon which it is sup
met with the sad dent lie raishap was not known
unlshe in it being supposs cd that she had merely
been, the gallant sorre three legs saving
distance The accident created the greatess sensation
upon the course, andthe utmost sympathy mani
tested BY all present towards ths noble anirsal
This casualty rather threw dsmper OYER the next
'acs which was single dash of ono milo The entries
Bee Mary, b. h.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r'4nerses' Tive lis
KENTUCKY
OAKLAND TRoT1IsG COURSE, juno 20.--Yesterday
the ars' osy, Blu. owing to the dust aud the warm
NJ he a N
sane ether the trcs was failure. 1t
sisee Of nile he~ts-thee best in Eve for purse Of
hairless The hare took the first heat the the
ecord ard the ore the third nut it given the
in Of which the Of Jack Rossiter
wi'hce his nag and the and purse given
Lady Jane. W. annex the sumnlxy:-
JACK iossi'er.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DR.
N' ''D' iiiinie-2;45-2,H-25o
SECOND DAt Jure 2s The frst well contested
between ebilLsg's envy Dr. Walden (annonucsd ereone
ously Han ~ay.) ard Dimrpicks bay Pet. The first
Lest the black hcrsa although the bay start
cd of finely .. first, breskipg up the first quarter,
WI 5srk pass ed and Though occasionally brush.
ed maDt1iled the lead Time 3lo. Tfack,ve heavy.
thrnph he oack had ono light packers They cot off
very wed, Weldon taking tae track On the back track
The bay tru,b.d but ~as shaken of when the black
ocke lscly then the bay made up the gap, and came
| ht me arst 3:07
WIN reyy pretty saat the third Aeat vas very
clio The bis ok I'D round the track 10 the third
quarter when the bag oosed and made desperate push
/ for scne, but it sas "a go Time $40.
/
| p cbillipg's bl &. Dr.. Weldon.
q. W. Dnmich q b z. Bay Pet ................ l 2
Hioa-3:10- 3:07--3:l0.
The se.oId ore Of the dnsst races we ever
vitne sed and the track had beer in toeraos order
The tine would have been remarkable TIE bav horse
Joe Huston vas Dc cideiy the favoris He led round
track till The distance stand pushed by Rough
and Tun BILE bat there the grey broke badly and the bay
| tuok the beat il 2:514.
II thought sure thing and that there would bs
70 sport. The grey led or on the back stretch the
by II sde push and closed. TAey lockea and had =
Leautiful drive for distance when the bay broke
| up badly. AID Joe Huston cana HONS in a:47A.
The largest odds would no. &c taken IL thought
20 sure. They started badly, joe Huston behind he
broke up the FIRST turn, and TO his cork badly
On the back turn the thing repeated, aud q
vide gap made which, with all the skill OF careful
driving h. could pot cloe. The greys heat IN 24S4.
the fourth round they started veil, Hn ston still
the fsyoite but the f.ie ds Of the gtey growing in
fdsnce. Joc Huston seemed Ia trouble; he would not
let himself out and rened up until hi competitor
vcer ed the gap past recovery and Roughs heat
| ] 255H.
II aas An bet il any hing the grey the
favorite They started badly the breaking just
The drum tapped. He bad broken iew rods from the
trirg but caught, and It thought would 20 off we'll
sLfn he WORD given This much, by way Of sxoia
lstion a. the start was planned of. The bay went
uootfy along and wdeDed the gap The diver of the
Grey, pehsps did not try 20 bring Lin 10 bis work. but
fail, him round the turn and partly up tha back
stretch loing which he eofed with The bay but again
the latter struck out snd with another ga5pug brush
e The saue they home tbs hay trottng ont
smoothly under the driving Of Warren Who subsd
,uted for Kennedy this heat Time l52h.
| SUMMARY.
sveepstake, $3.50, $50 forfeit ME heats in harness
| heat three in five.
u. HeipsoAn's g. Joe Huston. ........,1
| W keyis Z. q. Rough and Tumble. .......2 l
Tine 5lh 2472f, 24sk; 53a; 252k.
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