The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

NATIONAL COURSE. L. I.-raE aAoEs.

extremely fashioose add nothing occurred to tbs
pleasures OF tho The graud stand crowded
whilst tho Geld tad beautiful coup ai from the
display Of fsAhoasos surnouts The interest Of the
scene further sph.nced by the number Of isiies
present. There not have been less th.a from
twelve to fifteen III .,sad persons withio the wtls
This unr sua crosd together by the
meat that three ~ouid be during the dsy--s
two mile three M. .nd four mile race
1t Is astonishing 'ast infau ,tiou psrgaies society
generally 10 osc-re sbic1 OF two horses can run the
aclckest, thu o . aho spend thsir lives and
fortunes Ia epde4voras solve the a. stery, which,
when solved, Is OF cal value - mankind Horse
racing Ia An ann ems inst Ssen 5ulgei from
the resiot Of n. 'tat on q me Olympic games
dowG 10 the ,resss ~, and II PROBABLY c,ntinue 50
ttroush Ill tina IS t the Wis ttepdsnt rAclg
Il tas served p the finest breeds Of horses,
T. Keep them u measure distiact The race
ltre q the pro- Alg, nc ordins to all writer's on
4 subject, astrs priSin froua the iodoiphn barb
the arIleY 9ha introd coed into England some
tine about ihs cement OF the eighteenth cen
tuEy No doub tncsn noe animals exercised much in.
nueIee the b~s . norses Of their dsy but thsrs
must have been prev,ous preparation FOR it. IT is
not possible that 80 horses could have made SUCH
decided impression Ihese il 10 believe that any
very valuable slsl 80, brought 70 England long
before that date East, By tie Knights lem
psss and oher- -, &C in tn crussdss in the Holy
Land whlc blood pretty orally difused
throughout Great t.n sad rooted only the presence
oftse Godolphip lsraioy to bring 10 tbs highest
Pitch of Perfection Late; importetions appear 20
have increased the speed OF the horse at short
distances and Win night weights, but at . ga
crihce OF strength sd bottom. There are very
lev horses noT thst en- vie with those OF dis
tsns period in hei a3iy 10 heavy weights att ng
distances esocJ thug sSing sacrificed 60 speed
lhis has been during the runnrg Of the pss:
two weeks Long s.nd TIE English races are gsLe-
rally single Ga hes nd horse Ia not called to re-
peat except in - ue,d heats aud then as might
BE- expected The sir nothing lac what should
be- VI late years We lave Imported many of these fash
soaabe Engsh horse, ADD II is very doubtful whether
our stock has been enpsveo By ths additions. We hare
quicker time IL is uae but we frequently nave much
slower sno tee pr.sent ock is not reliable rs
inst Of former e-.a being continually amss some
tiu,es with one ting then With another and the
breeding of su,b srck think rather unpto6t.
bic busress-fswo being b: much value
Tue cid stocs ui ho il this couptry previous TO the
Icfosui neae sis-s CSiio Fell Sere
lar fue iur 70 = oefu race horse 10 power and
dursoce; II l. III fine strsln OF baod tia, we
az principally indebted Tor tie vauabs roa1 horae
tEotcIs can tie traced to importation tnat took
place nearly ee,ir' go Tue pedgree OF The Morgan
horse Il traced to Wtar hundreds back Messen-
gfI Bat TO ihe iDci Saturday.
aHh TWO KAOE.
ffTf Heat sere tate emit les in this viz:
ch &, MSGratb oy Giauc g. d ,m by John Richards; br
Selne by kpsil N, osni Bet', aud g. Granite, BY
IL, uost excellent Grshi the favorie again, t
the fed, previous To the start he having rua a due
second 30 Gi d shm.n u te~ DAYS previous ere ,tinr
general impression his dia not do 80 well
lcxerer, In ihis hi hacker ncipated appesr
lug tire qucsiy, has nd,tion beiuz rather too high
ibenare SSl be, very well, AM PROBABLY would
lave the dst buffer in acciden 10 Ter ri Ter
sbe having dra too clos. 10 he fence In m King ths
last tafI Il Jasin4 the 10y = foot much that another
iei had 60 De subs ituted tas neat Tine OF Ars
b. aaSh, shiss NJ rcn D; icGra'h
~ Ia. arnd f.r.~ A.Gx a.
aESinst the heln he took The lead At the stsrt the
70 +, ,scen Gis Zee css up They kept "a thiswsy
ere together Ora c,ad4 the Mansion iouae
Iafe 60 seino ana ran p.H 70 EcGrsth la shs way
mcrstn ihe ~ nd ~ogth ahead Of Granie and
t~enty yaros ah~au OF The in so He con nued
:" ell toe wsy rouno ,t raiie al icef
fectssl attempts - oil ny Ssne who paced
atsoie ca the nsck etcn lie tas he Il bSr5
length making the is. me ia i:bbi and the heat u
AZ
THIS ruaEE MILE PACE
This ore Of the finest in1s races that ever
teo> place the ,ioercin tnrf anu during tho rua
called for the univ rsll appreciation Of the assembled
macs There were To eares for the purse viz Elan
Rs uan, Col Grsysop -eury, snd Arrow. The Latter
dd rot star. ccoupt of lameness The winner Of ne
race Flisn Batculan is cy Gtenct dam by Truates-
harry s6mxtu' Q Of boih-snd has proved h-rseif a
capital Tag having to four heats before the
terminated The had previously mover run 9
greater cstar than mile heats and having given sats
factory evidence of speed aud bottom, freely
backed against tbs a,d this occasion tTo
Gel GfsJscn, ano,hee Glencoe. Is capital performer,
AID made brilan, run, the contest laying between him
and Ellen throughout Henry being rather too young
SUCCESSFULLY In a three mile Two miles would
have been about enough for him.
FIRST Hat -Ellen Bataman won the choice Of track,
henry the middle Cot Grayson outside Ellen went
OF with the lead henry elise 10 her four lengths
5ehad on the upper turn On tue cSstretch the
distance was wifencd between them, bat
I'M h.cn rraf. has ~looa a~utn
without changing positions, Eden came to the
rtasd two lengths ahead Of Henry, Grayson well up
Mansion House; Henry up and passed the aud
led TO the sena Meaning shich they close together
passed Ellen, and front of Heory The mare
now slackene hsr pace and fell of thirty yards but
Henry Gown, and, sitter ccsperA brush with Grayson
up the homes'retch, came in courl Of engths ahesd
Henry was about ta.nty yards behind Crayson.
Sceond Hedt No change In tho betting. Hen again
nP They ran thu. until toey got on the esckstrech,
vheu Henry In from of the This put ia
molten aud he also ma lie An effort for the lead and for
lev moments ~ers bud tied together; then Ellen
appeared in front BAT on tue home reich Hesry Igsn
psseedher and leo BY the stand about hal length
Grsyson couple OF 'eosths behind Henry csnaoued
TO leat around the next turn and do the
when they all got togshee again at the Mansion
but teFala'ed ~ithont change OF position They con
tirUed In This say the homesretch where Gtsysoo
passed Ellen, she evidently having been taken 10 hand
Tor blush at the END Of the heat - before. Time OF
second mule 1854. henry continued to lead uot,l his
strength forsoos him the bsckstretch whom Grayson
passed him ana opeDed gap of halt dozen leagths
After passing the Mansion House. LIen mai her brush
A"d sitter gallant run succeeded IA passing Grayson
b., de brush having hten too long for her, she
ab.s retain lead, again passed before
5eaeiog n. stand and beaten BY c,Spie Of ensths
Ieary beaten about thirty yards.
1yi5d Hcas-Benry was now withdra wn from the con
test |. being evident 70 HIS that hs could not win
sid Tie contest by between Grsyson and kuen. The
~ IL had chang from ooe hundred 70 City on
ten to hundred TO thirty Grsyson Tbs colt led
arnx ylo ~ tha he turu
snt half at the Mansion Rouse, Ellen trailing
ste siostd the lower turn and homssech and csme
Ia the iapped Grayson In 1853 She was held
up leaving The s,sod, and wsited until ale reached
tie lower turn before she made rum and At the
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