The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

The Tur1.
| UNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND-vLeHA TEMPLE AND
BLACK DOUGLAS.
On Thursdsy last Juns 70, trotxg purss Of 81 00o
mile heats, best three In ave- IN haSness commanded
for the above BY the victorious Flora Temple
and Black Douglas, . celebrated PhiiAdslphia horse,
whose has been lately changed from that Of Goah
The did not give the satisfaction anticipated a.
Fsra too easily and applied the sport Black Douglas
lame, and in consequence broke up badly In each
heat lie is very fast horse, but having ring bone on
bis fore foot his speed at times was much re-
tsred The hardness OF the track wss rather against
him, yet still he convinced all who Witnessed this
that when free from smsnsss he win be an ugly es-
toner for the best Oh the turf to deal with.
There great many extraordinary trotser,on Long
Iand this season. and they multiplying At an meal
cuabe rate. This has partially been causA oy the great
attention paid of late years to oree"'s' formory'
successful running stations wer> alone sought oy
breeders, without reference % trotting qualities,
As the reads were impropd il became an object
to have a horse of Aferent character from that
usually bred fiom the aiming stock Among others
may partcuIarly mston the Messenger family comprs
ipp his oes Ger dares MAmbrno and Abdaah which pos.
sessed the Qualities Of trotting eminent dsgses
and sfo-Ad desirable facilities for such improve
menA Many Of best trotters Immediately in.
sted 10 that stock for their great speed and
endurance The roads in BY gone days extremely
rough and uneven in this then wild and woody oeun
try and very upsvorabe TO the development Of soeed
the horse requisite at that period being required pos
strength than hsenesa But as the roads
improved by the genius of McAdam and others differ
ent kid of horse called into requsition combining
speed with endurance and this is the moder trottrg
horse His Aeetness Of foot has been gradually ucreas
ing for sorse years. owing to judoious breeding and
training, until it has nearly arrived at its highest
PITCH which has been shown by the Extraordinary time
made this Thirty years since three minute
tottpg horse urdsr the saddle, considered para
gon Of speed.
But without the waste of more words ink and paper,
We will 90 on With the race There was good atten-
dance at the track the majority Of whom of
MEANS and the betting became very brisk during the
usual preparations for the start Flora the favors
at 100 to &c. 100 to 49, and in instances at 100
to 60 Douglas the POLE and at the start took the
lead beating Flora length to tho quarter POLE thirty
six seconds. Down the backstretch Flora could not
reach him. and he passed the half mile pole in LIZ and
carried Flora Off her feet the lower turn. When she
broke up she lost half dozen lengths MORE and the
black horse appeared to have everything in his favor to
win the heat but before he got round the turn he also
went up, and before he right again Flora in
front eighty yards he managed to save his distance
ard that was all. Flora to the stand at very
very moderate gait making the heat in 2:37.
In heat they went round the turn together
Tapped and passed the quarter pole in thirty six seconds
but In few moments afterwards the black broke, and
Flora went about her business Alone passing the half
lie pole in 1ls thirty yards in front Of her unfortu
nate follower and to the end making the heat the
same before, 1882 Douglas broke up several times
and would close his finely but he made too many
to be successful. He cut his quarter in this heat
the third heat they went nicely round the turn but
the ring being in the way he broke up and Flora
led him five six lengths to the quarter pole in thirty
eight seconds and made the half III ll5 The black break
ing badly two three times throwing his chances Gu
trely The homo At exercising gait in
1856 thirty forty yards in 'front.' which makes the fifth
race she has In session in May weeks and
about tsice many thousands Of dollars for her foru
nate owner who offers to match her against any
here in the world mile heats, to skeleton
for 81 Coo sde-money and ready at Hiram Wood
RIFFS. What says TacoDyf What say you MACY Il
Fora champion Of the trackS The following is sum
Thursday june 80 purse ooo mile heats. best three
woodruff entered b m Flora Temple ......
w. King entered blk e. Black Douglas .......
lime, 2:32-232-2:o6.
KENTUCKY RACES.
OAKLAND COURSE. FIFTH DAY June lo-FRsT RAcs-
sing DASH mile aud hslf Proprietors purse, s25
Entrance, SIS added Four entries:-
j H. D. Prices &. Fanny Bradford, years old, by
Gray Eeooc, cut Of dsm Of Fred. Haye.. 800.
John Barnes ch T. Ida, years old by imp Glencoe
on, OF the cam of Mary D .......
3 Harry Le.is' b, Berthune, dam Little Beck. BY
Jshn Claws. fchulchi:j en- H. E. Barton.
years old by imp Jordan, dam byimp Priam-fel and
threw his rider
line, First hal mile, 1osH.me and half 2:5o-last
SECOND RACE Mile heats-bsst three in five. Purse
$500 Four eutriss:-
i A. p Churchill (olay's)b 0. Star Davis, 4
years old, BY imp Glencoe, dsn Margaret
John Harper's CHI Jenny Lind, years old
by Boston, dam BY Eclipse: .....:.........
3 Robert Hsrlen's br. Black Warrior, years
old by imp Glencoe, dam Theatres, BY Mucke
R ?. Fields B. C. Jim Barton, by Gray Eagle
Time, 1:5l-148-1:40.
MASSACHUSETTS RACES.
CAMBRIDGE TRoTI1SG PARK Tuescay June - -Trot-
tipg-MJe heats, best three in five TO wagons.-The
match as above came off between Lady LitchieM and
Chsrmer AL the weather be ng fine there fair at
tendance at the track The Lady was the favore from
the tar and easily In three straight heats Charmer
pushed her we'll the second hest the other two she
bad IL her own way
D. Mace Jr., named m Lady Litch6eld ......1 l
L. Goodwin named b. m Cbarmer..............2
Time, 2.47- 243-24 40
Subsequently match 70 wagons came of between e.
Goodwin's b. 6 Blue Morgan and s. Johnrouss Aado
The blue pony the first heat easily in 2 3d.
The stallion got sscaIedp he coming in and the
driver thrown to the e1ouud fortunately without
injury This stopped the sport, as nobody was found
DARN enough TO drive the bor.e second heat
After the trottirg finished the tr0ttng mare
Charmer vas sold by Colonel Goodwin to VIM Mead for
$775.
Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe
July 1.-The number Of centences this morning was az
~ IS Usual the Grimes ss.,S
THE MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL CASE.
The care OF Snyder vs. Cruttendep, which was al
60 S% Dr. We,
DR. McCfeady being duly sworn depossd that Sr 5ny.
brought the boy his Evidence where rs examined