The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-12

UNION C0URsH. L. i.-Ta0TrfHG.

UNION C0URs1. L. L-rROTrING.
Tho trotting match postponed from aou6sy. b
tween Lady Moscow aud Lady Collins, for $9OO nile
heats, best three In Ave. In harnsss. came o yestsr
day afternoon. The rsoc. which va capital ons,
Wa won by Lady Moscow. Tho weather vas do
hghtfuI and the track n good order. considering
the attentions u has undergone with . month.
The attendance wss not 50 large ~ Il antc pated
such race would produce. All who vii nessed the
1rot were highly delighted with the estersainnen MT
This is the drst ti9a Lady Collins has been beat
en-, and It vas supposed by ser bsekers that she
could not Be vsDquisheA short Of ESQ. Her defeat
ysst. rdsy n the time took Mi her bsckers By sur
prize. she was evidently OF hes feet rs in no part
Of the rsce did sbe EXHIBIT the epeed that she has
favorte u slight odds previous to tue start and at
two to one after the hrst heat.
Fna Hfet-Lady Moeo, " won the pole, but her
driver chsse tue o.tsaoe poritl"I. At tie thir at
tenxt they we're started nicely, Cnlpns taking tae
lead Lady MOSCOW broke up on the up,,ort IN
ara lti IN fO,ty ards before she recovered. LAZY
Csiine went to the quarter paie ia fort,-,ne ,..
otrds, and kept the gap open down the back ire 81,
70 u half mile, III l:l9. On the lower turn Lat
Mts,bw Was urged, aud alter closing tea pr ifteen
.nt lr ke up sgain, but McLauIhn did not lot
hai ll0sN much tins time, and kept her IN a run
tiin le reached ,be home stretch, where she 70
q, her hot and saved h.r distance. Lady col
III c:ne home on Jog, in 2:3Si.
tctnd Hsui.- Oie huburei TO Atty offered on
Y Colns, and taken BY the friends ol Mos 'ow.
rbo well remembered her disposition t, break in
The first heats In her trots with Suffolk. Jack R,s-
eiteI AID OtLers, some years ago, and who seemed
confident that she would go right enough la the
suls4 1uent heat. TIE uags had nice send off
and .tnt yoktd around the turn. until. getting into
straight work on the backstretch Moscow began
70 sh, " ~ mont. and was neary length ahead Of
ssctrds. Going down the backst,etch, Collins left
hen itet for an instant losing another length there
by. MoscOw passed the haii-mile pole in LII. On
the Lwrr turD Colins made gallant brush for tue
lead, and went up close t0 Moscow, and lay ut her
wheel until tLe reached the hcmess,stch She had
then 10 undergo another severe trial Of her metal
aud Hiram exerted all hin powers to force her aong;
but sbt had not the speed, and was carried Oh her
ftet. Lady Moscow won BY length, in 2:S5A.
7Ii,a Hsat.- The betting was now done vt even,
The hackers OF Moscow more confident of her sue
cess. She took the lead, Lady Collins up, and went
10 the quarter pole In forty secopds, couple Of
leT gths iD front. Lady Collins again broke up. and
was half dczen lengths behinc when Moscow
pasted the halt mile pole. Timc l:l8. On the lower
Turn, sbe made dash, and reached Mosc0w's wheel
az the turn Of the homestretch, where she male .
gallant brush as long the culd Last. 66e reach
ID the head Of Moscow, and hung there half way
up ~ the stand but she began to lose her grip and
iall OF st the distance stand ana Moscow came In
wioLer by couple Of lengths, in 2:S8. IL was evi
part Of this heat.
Ftu,th Heat--The nags went or together, Mos
CIV ginning tride on the turn, and passed the
quarter pole, with Collins 1t her wheel in thirty.
eight and half seconds. Moscow increased her
speed down tho backstretch, but could not shake
Collins u6-she stuck to her like . icacn. Time ~
the half, l:l6. On the lower turn Collins closed up
70 the head OF Moscow, and they swung ON the
b0mestretch, locked togetner. The last quarter Of
Q milo Was beautiful contest, and Ia coming up
the stretch to the stand It looked very much like
dead HEAT; but as they neaIed the stand Mosc1w
b+gsn 70 draw away and Lady Collins, bro king
mp, loet the heat by hsk lengtD. Time, 2:34A.
The following b Summary
Hesdly, JulY lf-1 -1FottlHg match. $500, milo
leses. ~ t9yeS " nv, In h6fnssA