The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

UNION COURSE, L.t-rROTTN0.
trot,ng match for 81 co., mile heats, best thrce In
i've, under the sacdle, came 81 ON Monday aflsr.
noon, between br. 6. True John and b. &. Pet. Truc
John the race The contest with the exception Of
the second heat, which very close throughout
aog ther in favor Of True John, Pet breaking badly
each OF the other heats Tho betting previous 70 tho
etart was one hundred 10 sixty True John The at
tendance wasgood snd the track in capital condition.
Fin. Heat-Po, Won ,he pole. ecy went or nicely,
with True johns head close TO Pets saddle
bal. way the turn John made brush to pass Pet
and succeeded IN doing carrying Pet 10 break and
so'ng .otne quarter pole In iorsy seconds True John
the lower turn Isaac rallied Pet and no closed rapidly
on his antagonist and was only beaten 70 the BY vo
Sssond Heat--rhey went of evenly, but John drew
away from Pet and a length In advance at the quar-
ana they ven, yolcd ali the way down the bsckstre,c
and around tbe lower turn, Warren using the spurs freely
on Irue John all the way up the honestretch Al last
PIT broke he could stand the pace longer; and True
John won the HAT by length. Time, 2sIH
Third BeIt--Nr. scIauenlin weighing ntteen pounds
twelve sfaIp,t him. with few tske's They got on
before, both horses stranlng every
enough ahead TO win Tho heat Pct went no TO MIN ana
IVES head and ho~a Win him 81 tho halt mile pole They
us 1SD srSss sp a. Pei ss THIS sSs1
hm when be BROKE bus caught lar enough ahead 70 win
F6,un zsat Wight had now SET in. but /. was light
enough to soc what was going on the bsckstretch
After three four fslse 'ar,s ,bey got the word Pet
breaking af,cr leaving the score John opened gap
Of ny yards but boied in TO tho fenoo, acting nearly
bad toe mules Thanksgiving day. Pet trotsed
around the quarter pole, leaving there
bis rder set Dim INTO clean and he passed
1onn, out wsan his rider tried 70 orsag him to trot
him and ~on t&e heat easy. nmc ass.
he iollow n a summary
uosDay Now Match 81, ooc mile hssts, best <hree
IN Ave. rnder tbe eadd
". Pesbooy naRstd hr r. True Jonn. ........1
q klcIaugf lin nasaed b. z Pet...............2 q
nme--2a7-24it-2T-25
Yesterday aiteraoon trostEg match for 81 600 milo
heats beet three sve, to wagons, came az between
Mr. tRcy's z. &. Pr.nco John and Mr.. Bwght's G.
M Mad the gray In three straight heats very
hanoily, and vnhou. a break In the race. rhe mare
performed well considering the avorabe chances she
has had sncc The making Of the mach, and particularly
caring NE week. whoa che in the hsnis Of the
steFsG basipg been seized by him FOR Gaszcia'
rnGscalculasns on tho part OF her She was OF
her foot notwithstanding ~hssb made better race
than Was Anticipated. The grey q beautiful sps
cimsn OF rsticr, aud will before lonr rank No. l.
The ttue mace yesterday afternoon in high wind,
without being srged shows that he had something
n each heat took the lead ~ the word and never
headed dufIe the race 1he following IL q summary,-
1trsnAy, Nov. 25frosiipg match ,0Oo mile heats,
bert three IN i've, to wngons.
%. Peter named X y. Prince John. ..............l
H. Woodruff M ned r.. m Maud..................z 4
Iime-2Se ls-22e-2S7ts
This afternoon iro,ting nstch for $780, two mile
heats, VIII come on the Jamaica road, between tho
Union Course snd the ten mile stone between the gray
sedpg ami the sorrcl mare that gosted or the trlhn
oCrrse lnet Thursday afternoon Toe gray won on that
occasion, sser most closely contested race.