The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
The TurT.
UNION corRsE .I-rnorrrrc

UNION COURSE l.. I--TROTTING.
Two trotting matches advertised to take place
yesterday Afternoon for 81 000 the other for
$780, The $1,000 match was postponed after gre At
deal Of talk in consequence of the day being ba
and the track heavy, II will come OF the frst good
day and good track"
The $500 match between Mlcr's psmsel and
Kate, miie heats, hest three in fve the former to
$50 To- wagon and the latter to skeleton The two rst
heats OF the race not worth looking at but the
tnfa snd sst was pretty closely contested throughout
ers Ismse very little trouble On the third heat Kate
Kept her i.et and male very exciting struggle from
lightning to end hillers Damse BY about neck.
lhe betting was ut 100 to 10 Millers Darnsel The
following ,s summary
TrEsDAY, May So.-Trotting match milo heats, best
ihr,e in five
9. Carl named CHI. M Millers Damsel, to $50 ID.
Capt. Miller named ch. M Kate, to skeleton
Time, a:oa-soe.25s
The celebrated horses, Prince aud Hero, have been
again matched for So 600 aside They to go Ave
mile beats, carrying l65 lbs 1t will be remembered
in both OF which Prince, the tro,ter, victorious
Hero Is PAGER, and acknowledged to be the fastest
the world The will come of the Union Course
We uncerstand that the match between Flora Temple
and Cen'resille is off, the Of Cenregl,e failing to
make the forfeit good ut the time specified.
KENTUCKY RACES.
from the Lexington Statssma
IBxlaGTo. ASSOCIATION C0URB-5rRISG MEBrrNs-FIRs
ods $lt0eu'rance $50 forfeit s25 dscaration-i7 en-
tries Of which started viz
John NJ. Clay's CHI Charley Ball, by Wagner, dam
John r. vey, BY Grey Eagle, dam Rlinicy.
John Harrer's g.f Helen swisert, by Bulwer. DIS
y. g. Iht mas b. f. Glencoe, dam Occidenira by
J. NJ Iawrenees ch c by Wagner, dam by Meioc d.
j. X. Dukes b. f. by Glencoe, dam Mgdalen by
F. 9. Murphy Co.'S eh g. Harper, by Glencoe, =
~ ~ 1''eo ..''.'.... " ds
Mr.. Cay's colt led throughout both heats winning
the arst ia hand and the Last by about three length
treeh eydenls not "a fast it he's been some
former oscaricns Several timers ias.,dng the
ortupate accident involving three OF most pro-
missing in the prevented the lat heat from
Nr haIpers ally hr fa.erte before the racr struck
Mr. Ia~rences col" their legs trippea, tho colt FILLING
his knees and the fy postraie her rider; and Mr.
Thomas flly fell over her, so falling upon her rider,
both riders being badly stunned The colt recovered and
went through he heat but his rider lost his sraps in
The os and resain~l only Of them during the hsat
But for thu accceat, MI three of these could have
SECURED 81 least rvspccsbls positions In the race in
being aistanced Ths winner purcha sed by
Mr. Fuyear mediately after the race, for $2o0o-a
very reasonable Irice for 50 fine colt
nso,sn so ne race " ay rsra purse Of $500 three
tries, yandal Mary sylcr Lewis wetzel H,nly and
Ilobe Mary Taylor was the favorite at evea money,
against The held and considerable money thus stalk
All the nsgs bad their admirers and it. diff
to determine whether the avore or the field had the
advantage IN tLe bettlng.
SUMMARY.
SECOND DAY.-Purse $6Ou; three milo heats, fec to all
ages.
}. L. Brndley's b. h. yandal, 4 y. o. by imp. G,sn-
coe, dam by imp. Tranby. by...................
John Campbsps b m. Mary Taylor s y. o. By imp
Sovereign, dam Clara Howard -. ......... 8 Q
J. :. Isrris ch. b. Lewis Wetzel, 4y. o. BY imp
Glencoe, dam Ann Bell ..... ................ 3
John NJ; Gays b. N. Ann Hanly, '. o BY imp
Yorkshire Argentile. e.................... 2 ds
Dr. T. Warheld's b. m. Phoebe, s y. Q. by Berthune,
dam Marygold by Leslie e..................... dist
Time, 6:4lA-5:3ok