The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROrTING.


The trotting match for 81 000-postponed from Tues
day account of the weather-me heats, best three
in ave- in harness, between two bay Mares one driven
BY James AcMann and the other by Harry Jones' came
of yesterday afternoon. The by the mare
in char.e Of Harry Jones, named Fanny d. II was
. closely contested throughout.
AcManns marc the fayorte previous TO the start
at 100 to 49, at which large amounts we're posted; bat
after the third heat the betting changed and Fanny D.
became the favorte at leo to 60 Drivers changed
Hiram Woodruff taking Harry Jones' mare, and George
picer drawing the ribbons in place of Mr. McMann The
track was in good oroer the attendance quite large
Tf'a Hsa,.-McMann the pole His mare tool
he lead, and went to the quarter pole half q dozen
lengths in front In forty -four seconds Jones' mare
having broke on the turn Harry closed up petty we'll
couple Of lengths ahead, In 12z. Around the lower
turn they we're pretty close together and continued
Until barly's mare broke up McMann then left him.
and won by length, in 2:52h.
Second Hedt-They were started nicely, McMann
taking the lead an open length to the quarter pole
forty five seconds. The pace quickened on the
backstretch without change in heir positions, Nc
Mann passing the half mile pole in ~ On the lower
sna after making IT, and up to. tine
wheel OF hcMann, his broke up, and was beaten
ar@ lSsa snfS, to a ns score 2ss
his mare the betting being 100 to 10 on McMann,s
They came up for the word together after few attempts
ami went evenly half way round the turn when Hiram
mare broke up, and tell of couple Of lena to the
quarter pole in forty two seconds Hiram gained do
the etch but breaking again near the half mile
role fell OIL couple Of lengths McMann passed
the half IN 30. On the lower Hiram closed mn
rapidly, reached McAfanns wheel at the turn of the
homesretch, and heat him length to the score Time
2-5h.
FJtsuh Hta.--1oo to so on Hram's mare George spi
Ger changed places with McMsnn and took his mare in
hand for the remainder Of the Good start Hiram
led around the turn, notw tsnding he broke up Ths
we're Tapped Mt the quarter pole in forty three seconds
Town the back stretch Hiram continued BY hall
length to the half mile pole in - Spcers mare then
broke and t oil badly but Ialying again. she trotted
timely home Hiram won by half dozen lengths, in
24sA.
Eyh Heat -spicer had the lead at the start but fell
oil on the upper turn length aud Hiram led TO the
quarter pole couple Of lengths In 42 and beat him
meIe dow the bsckstetch AT the half mile pole Hiram
was four i've lengths in front In 22 and about the
sgnie around the lower turn Hran,broke on the turn
Of the home Stretch but did not lose much and came
home winner by about three lengths, in 2:45h.
The following Is . summary OF the
"WEDNESDAY, May 3l.-rrottng match, 81, 900, nile
b. ats, best three 10 1--WE, In harness.
Harry Jones rsmcd b IN Fanny D.......2 2
jas. Nchann named b. ui.-.........,1 2
Time, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SAME raY.-Trottipg match, $500, mile heats, best
three in five, 10 wagons.
Owner named oh. IN. Kate ...............2
Mr.. Duryea named z. Gen Pierce. .......1 2 2
lime, 2;52is-2:ic-257-2:5o-3o
Gen. Pierce the ayore previous at 100
10 so lie won tho Two hrst heats very h,ny, but IN
the tbd lie broke up badly ant just his distance
Kate then bat him tie fou<h and htih heats very
easily. The last heat was trottcd In the dark.