The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
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rBR WINNER HrIQuxTrR wiNEgR or THE ~Hsr-
cWsrgR syAIEs.
mo racing en- the Fashion Course yesterday was II
bitter description, and greater Satisfaction, than
ehipg have had since the pa'my days II the old jock
Cuh WHEN bad such these Of Eclipse and Henry
Black maria and Trie, Lady Relief and Slim, FA.non aud
Boston Pey and Fashion, others Of like exciting
Such always brought about oy proper
management When the present Fashion Codrsc was hrn
laid out under tie auspices of Boyden Carter o. much
promised and much expected but the results proved
failure aud disappointment 10 the public who did nos
reb the idea nf humbug and the proprietors hem the
Course haukrup.s, both In reputation and 10 pocket
Hher ues inns ginning themselves "onversans With
such maers then undertook 10 conduct season ii rae
ing ACCORDING TO ,he especial notions but as they were no
more capable than their predecessors their attempt was also
isiu,e. IAmentHg this sad ra.e Of things in commu
nifty hko ours, with population Of million, NJ o.
Hare Of Virginia. together wnh other gentleman Of kim
dred spirit feeling convinced that good racing would DO
appreciated and pauonzsd 70 give New York
more trial. with their experience and knowledge of
tho Of the community. With this end in vew
made to the Of the best Southern and
Western stables, and offer OF liberal purses sue
ceeded in centerng here some forty of tho finest
America The result the attendance yes
nrday which much larger and far respectable
than any previous meeting This augrrs wei for next
week. the racing viii again commence Tsesday and
orr days. Tho array Of ladies the stand yester-
day beautiful TO behold, and the far exceeded
numbers an, thing previously seen In the North. We
have heard much about the attendance Of ladies On
Southern courses; they must have been extremely
numerous and very beautfu they excelled their fair
estcrday afternoon who seemed perfectly delighted
and wild with the excitement Of the racing.
Arriving at Fashion Course early hour we took
survey Of matters arount us. Nothing was apparently
gong on except the walking Of Of the
engagements Of the coming week. and the usual attempts
OF shaIpers pry Into the secrets OF the racing stables
and CLEAN such information from the boys q might be
useful in their financial transactions during the day Theee
philosophers generally pay dear for the Information re-
ceved Towards O'Clock the thsong began pour in
and BY two several thousands Of persons OF highest
responsibility were on tho ground Never in our expe-
rieDce did much order and deoorum on . race
course; everything seemed 70 please and be admired by
The spectators The roads 10 the course were literally
thronged but accident occurred that 20 heard o.
ether going 10 coming from the Az soon as
the Flushing cars arrived, which brought up I'm
nense load OF passenger, the bell the judges
stand sounded TO have the horses brought out the
tack to prepa for tho four mile contest They soon
made their appearance, and the betting In brsky b.
Of horsecsh. Sue Washington tho avoTite al
hundred TO seventy, her defeat Of Charleston and
sn,Io IN TOE south xsrfanng ne belief that she was
mile how ever sao red that she also must have suf
fered severely In at great run, as Nicholas, ured
ana halt Of each beat, but then seemed ltev her
speed, and when called upon 70 make the brush h,me
% s s ,sc rr
vtously mentioned the only horse that came 10 the
po in this race out Of nine entries, and he was disnced
We Win now give description Of the running In the
fr..
bullets Nicholas inside, Sue second and rolcr tairda
close gsther. Sue SON showed about two Lengths In
roLt, and maintained her place all tho say tho
srorc winch shc passed band In haud Ia 1904 o. the
kwer turn OF the second mile Nicholas msdo strong
enas ns's
20 nod. !. S,cs.. Co. ma Ssss - As and orush
vsne - ne mare passed the stand In 49, Entering on
the fourth mile the strugEs again rcnewcd and the
Ass nan mile w one o. me oes. 40 sevessss rune evor
made ndous brush. and reaching the mare, tacy
arly locked 70 the score, when was apparent
hat Nicholas was about neck IN front, Sue Washington
second ard Tolor who though. Of In The race,
dblanced Tine Of the last mile 64-of the beat TAO
Speculation ran high on Nicholas one hcudred TO thirty
being offered that he would win the race, hts Zoe running
pleasing and sarp sins erery one He proved hiI.en
"where The great Judgment Of Mr.. Ten BroecK, tho
great American turfnau, In England with his famous
stable then he parted with One horse Nicholas
for s3oof-and again. what induced Mr. Gibbons 70 part
with him, when he Owned him, fr a small hguref"
ssond Hea,.-NIchoas vent OF arS, but suc was SION
In fIonf and led about two lengths throughout
the mile up 70 the In tao minutes On the second
mile Nicholas seemed to pains bus soepassed tho scorc
again In the way before, MAILING the fccond mile
wenithrouEh the third milo ahead OF Nicholas In 81 Nov
came the s Of war as ali the bachers 9sac ware relying
lose the race. shc lvd acme three or four sng'ns
until she entered on the last half mile, Nicholas
gradually narrowed The distances between them Az
Nicholas neared the all erclhees grspcn5e f,r
fez moments, a. seemed impossible for him 70 20 By
mIe A. ,hs, entered On tss - ,,Ss and ia.
was dIcu TO tell whether either eadiog but at
length Me mare, unable TO continue The struggle, ysded
making The beat In 7aS, amdst tho cxuatoo OF the null
ufuce. sho united In aging that th wss the best
ever witnessed on The Fashion Course
The four milo race being over hardly breathing spell
was allowed before the horses called for the wo
mile rsce, which for the wtchoster county stakcs
guctir, black colt by Mariser, brown cob Dool0an,
Rnxana and Margaret Morris, started In The raos.
ing, Etiquette sscoud, the cshsrs falling Cd as crcum
stances suited, and occasionally pairing on me running
s$ ss NY s ssso S
tween Etiquette and RoxAAa Roxana led for consi
dsrable distance, but ~ length obliged 70 fall 10 tho
me black coli sade sesrcrnie brush on Inc homssucsch
for the heat bu, nss having quite foot caosgh he had 70
sDS moeIss,sn dsssasosd lime ssT' '''"'
Sscond HsaI-Af'er The usual interval between The
he,is the nses were again brought up he ssa,s We
The bnck horse n rather bad starter, and requires
good send or Rexana led they len The SCORE, closely
ou By nquestc, he black colt and Margaret Morris
Rossna DID ro lead nor any lccgh OF time, being
pssed BY Etiquette Margaret Morris theo made . dash
Tor Raxana closely followed BY the black, and shey both
by her. whom abe fell Gar into the rear, and al
tmstely distanced was APPARENT, however thai the
contest lay between niqnssts and Mnrgaecs Norris for,
taking rides with each other, they n locked for
haf mile. 20 close they soe,ther shai, hey
nsarsd the scorc, cxccps thoss IN proximity
could say which was ahead On coming " NE SCORE,
however. n apparent that Fiquste was t6e IN ad
vance, and she accordingly the heat BY nsck, the
black horse third, RoxAna dptsnccd. Time asa
The black be had been properly trained end ridden,
~ould W ali probability have The e>eily espo-
cia1 ~ the lime made nolhinG TO speak Of onnedcr
ing the state Of The track, which very good, though
M 10 heavy In . few places shs bscks:rech Be vas
entirely co high In nesh, aid was badly idden hrosgn
out
ne following are the summaries of the racss,--
FRmAS, June s.-swecpssskes for fbur year ODDS, o90o
sutscsipcc, s1oo forfeit with ~ 500 sdded-four nile
hats, oloced with nine bomnstcns:-
John Hunter named Oh. Eoholas l., BY imp Gleaoos,
out OF Mamie Rhodes, by Wsgner... .......... 1
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