The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02
The TusT,

OFNTBEviLLE COURSE, l.. L. TRoTTIsG.
tvo mie race to ~agoos, for $4,000, between m.
LADY Frscklin and z. Chosso Jack, came oil Mon
day afternoon at tho Centrevs Cours, Lady Frsnsin
ven Tho attendance wss not a. large antci-
Estd from the character Of thu and tho fame OF
the Gags engaged but this may be accounted for from
the unsettled state OF the weather during the morning.
aLd the indications Of about noon which deferred
great uumbess from ventaring out. Those who
bold enough 70 risk wet jacket TO witness good
snd they muster very stfoog In this community At
their poets 81 the appointed time discussing the chAnses
OF the respective nsss Lady FrAnkn appeared TO have
the call In the bettrg and the odos up to
her before either OF the h0rseS this track
Mr. Eot, lately from Californis, drove Chicago JA,b
Hiram woodruff taking charge of Lady Frankin. Tbe
bones seemed II capital coGoiton capable OF en- !uiDg
any smount OF fatigue aud more slastc and open in
IN their strifs than them beGs. Good
TIE wea looked tor but not so fas. a. vas made, two
bea ~ Icing done In Ill which the very best
made IN successon Flora Temple trotted heat IN
her with Sontag in BOT bat she did not repeat Ts
opinion seemed TO prevail that Lady Franklin could have
pFrormsd her second heat IN thia three or four
secopos fAser had abe bee, Krpt 70 her speed iron
the csswss'e to tas s.and She ia a charming little
creature; and while che remains with Hiram will be
forIo match Tor any horis ia tins world ~ Two mie
Ffrst Heai-lAdy Franxiin won the inside position.
Tbs nrs tint they for the word It given and
The Dsgs dash.o away At gallant Tho Day bioae
up before De got around the upper and the
led him TO ,hs quarter pole tnres lengths, In forty
seconds, and keeping the sap open went TO tbs hsh
iowsr and up the homesxsteh, being but isngth
bsnta when they came to the score. Time, 2:3I. On
tbs upper turn FrALkiin shot away rapidly from the
bay, four i've lengths ahead At tn1 quarter
poe On tie backstrttch Lady Franklin broke and
Jack got little closer hs then brogN up, aud then
rot close, Swinging around ths lover turn, both
wsnt sstonifhirgy iast jack gsu,pg ou the mare ..
every strce When the home most
exeu mint pssyaaeo the crowd, winch acrs.sed until
the ncrses crossed the The heat Close
that mae teLths OF the lockers could not tell -
which II would be awarded Franklin declared the
winner by . tbIoatIaich, 10 GIL. The last mile IS
tot,e6 Ia g "a the last ball mills in 10.
Second Ha.- Both borses sweat nicely and dried
up we'll By the tine they called and Dc sperAts
heat was anticipated. The friends OF Franklin stli
offered two 10 that she would wiz and tbs friends
Of Jack took 1t They were started nicely, bat JACK
broke up after leaving tbs scors the held for
sscopds The gsldng bross again the bAckstrstch,
AND the mare led him couple OF isnsthl 70 this half
mile POLE in l Is There change OF position
the turn. but coming up the homestreteh Jack
made gallant brush for the lesd, and reached tbs
stand neck ahead OF the mare which much slstsd
his hackers that they screeched like mad mon. This
the horse and he broke up, losing atty yards
before he again settled lee wing Lady FrAskn 70 20
and win The first mile OF this heat made In 80,
MONDAY, July 3o.-MAtch, q, 900, two Ds heats, u
wagons
r. Woodruff nAmsd r. m. Lady Franklin. ........ l ]
g. Fol named b. Z. Chicago Jacx.
Fua H,a. Se,oad Heat.
First mile. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 237 238
second mile. Zos Zoo
Total. ....................... bill 6sii.