The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31
the Turf.
,uv FASHION COURSE, L. /.

Tne Turf.
THE FASHION COURSE, L. I.
rhs races over the Fashion Course Win commence on
s.v ofpexs week, under the auspices OF ~ " r. nAo,
he has sk en- every pains to make the meeting orfan'
80 A Il undoubtedly with be. Some Of the best horses 10
NJ country have already reached the course, and
more viii arrive IN due season. Among those 70 appear
No sosice the of Sue washington, ioier' cxSr
NICHOLAS L. pa as Deucahon Kate Hunter, Margaret Nor
~ njquette Roxana, Ida, Clarion, Nay Thorn, oceuAn
MA Mary Evelyr, Columbia, zAnoni, 80.
sue washington won all her last year but one,
vbeu she ran second 70 Nchola, her winning, at enc
and two mile heats amounted to So $50 At Charleston on
she 9th of February she second TO Charleston IN
NO mile race the last heat in 344 wen the ioarmie
poststake at Augusta 742-i 46, beating Modore and
oto won the four mile stake Of 22bo at Columbus beat
ING Frankfort and Charleston, in 7Se-14o-sNo-s'o1;
and also won four mile stake Of 81 800 at Macon Ca
nT:67S:o5, beating Dallas. This last race came OIL Oh
The 2Ist March, which Sue has been narsea Tor
ne coming races.
Ioer ran very game race at Broad Rock on the 9TH
nst winning The second and third heats In 1'o|-i'oA,
and canning In third on the nfh heat We suspect that
Mr. Hare i reservipg him for this meeting, as no only
started in the Virginia campaign. Ill.
Ducaliop carving III lbs over weight, won Two mie
nee Al Fairfield year beating Mesrs Bs~ie Hairs
Register colt In 625a-s56 and 10 December last beat
asilv Roper the same distance in 3391 -404-wpAing
s~iv In the present month be hAs two mile
A TsirneIdm s4sx-S60. beating Shockoe and Tar River
and three mile at Petersburg. ~
Cbsrsiop tho two year old stakes At Charleston,
carrying lbs. extra, in f59-20ok-204K, beating .
Al Colombia 10 i52-l6s, beating Sea Breeze The cam
pain 1857 commenced 1t Charleston the Ath OF
February, when he the mile heats Hutchinson stakes
h 1A7H-1:50-l46, beating Mr.. Dosweli's Sarah
Washington lilly and two Others T~o days arter he Won
Me two mile Hutchinson stakes In 3,43a< -3a9k--3a44
Me Jan of February, al Augusta he Won mite stake IN
ll49 beating Ada Tevis again At Macon, on the 18th
q March Charleston won capital mile race" and s-o
ing Dallas At OoluDous, 81 # Of march, won another mite
stake, beating Don Juan and Brdoatcher, in 14S1 40
1$S-147, and the 4th Of April won the first heat
miles In 49, the which Sne Washington
beat him and Frankfort After this Charleston
sent to the Fashon Course to prepare for the spring meet
Nicholas was entered /, seven races last year-won
I've of hem ran third In another and paid forfeit once
This year he mile heat In 343x, and well
The two succeeding heata being beaten in the race by
Charleston and sue Washington. At Savannah he won
excellent me and Also match for g 900 against Marks
On the 26h February he the three mile purse
a Augusta, beating Aarksman and Adelgsa in sblh-
s:46k
Dallas commenced his this year by running
sond Nicholas in the two mile stake at Savannah he AZ
forwards second TO Charleston In 34SX360, and the
nsxt day ran second 10 Sue Washington in 7b7-S0b
Tho Gar commenced his racing the Fashion
Courfe last when he won the Fashion stakes in very
Kate Hunter three times last year, but beaten
Zach ome.sns ran credsoiy nowevsr tns ear s sne
m 1i3, as Aacon the Jockey Club at Columbus
m3'4%-a:u, beating Frank Allen and Betty Ha ~kiDs; aud
second heat Ran third Engineer and Mat Spangler
me four mile Broad Rock again second 70 MAJ
a Fairfield, and capital mile at Petersburg.
M David Mcdaniel has Don Juan and Gov wickKne. Mr.
p Bush Parachute Baby on RssAus, May Thorn, IAN
ssrro, and Throgs Neck he late, very nne two year
VIII probably have four horses, and the stable
u Messrs. W. II. Gibbons, p Hrc, Thos boswell, and
james haley, ChAs Lloyd and Msilar Of New Jersey
and Lloyd OF Long lsland all here ready for the
hp Of tho drum.
Union COURSE, L. t-rEorrINa.
porss and stake Of 500, mile heats, In harness,
same on ON saturday, May y, between b. g. General
Darcy gray driven by Hiram Woodruff. Darcy
won Vie rsce easy in two sragh, heats The mare could
o. with Darcy at times, but she was too excabe, and
occasionally would leave he' pins The betting was in
vor of Darcy at 500 to S. and after the first heat 500
N 81 went begging The attendance very small.
Pynt Hedt The the pole They went yoxed
around the upper turn but as they got near the quarter
sole the mare broke, Darcy opened gap Of sixty
ya-ds which he maintained the end. Tme-hrst mile,
236; time OF beat. 5:21
S,cond Heat darcy took the lead around the upper
turn and was OF lengths clear of the at the
half mile pole: che closed gradually him on the lover
and reached his wheel ihey swnns 90 the home
wretch She brote AZ the drawgate and Darcy came 70
the sand four Eve lengths ahead. Time: 237 Darcy
kept In his position winning The heat AMI race Tine -57.
sArrEDaT, Nay Is purse and stake, $500, two mile
heatz, 10 harness.
~. Mclaughlin Il L
H. Woodruff named gray mare .....................2
rme-b.22-5:iT.
GRRAT TRoT N HARNESS, MILE HEATS, FOR A
PURSE or EIGHT HUNDRED DoLLARs-ruE
BAsHAw BLOOD AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
UNION covRF, L L--rrEspky, MAY 26.
Tsesday distinguished by OF The finest trotsing
races ever witnessed this Countrywide sixth heat being
asae 10 232. Five green horses entered who one year
saDce we're scarcely known upon the turf,he sixth, Nil
prs Damsel s OF the famous RashAw stock Of Pennsy
yania horses being descendant Of Andrew Jacson bro
sher TO Back Bashaw who the sire Of lantern, Light
ning Jenny Jones' The Bashaws appear 10 be spread
ing rapidly the country, FROM the locality where
sAey originated In nolghborhood OF Morrisvic, Buck
county Pa, which still retains supremacy however, II
this unrvaed stock Of ,roers, both regards numbers
end purity Of blood. The Bashaws are very handsome
and sbowy horses Of fine size, and suitable for & the
useful purposes Of life, while their speed trosers on The
tarf ats~ted by victories nj all distances
ne splendid performances Of Lantern and Kemble Jack
SON. are freeh In the recollection OF every one, while thai
q MIXERS D~nsel on Tuesday In making sixth heat ia
a32, rs unparalleled Tue limits OF the roesdsy
wore those horses only which had made better time
han asa Two Of the entries lola and Capt Henry, psi
fsvSsh me attendance very large composed Of h'
psading g~ntsmcn OF the turf IN this vicinity and all sor
odds wero offered previous W stripping Darcy had the
sgansi ncd and before starting he the favo
ra two " one and akca The betting general thirty
~ one hundred that one could name the winner.
sonber Of susssds bee posted and booked that LAZY
woodruff would beat Gen. Darcy 70 the half mile pole
Aner me nrss heat, sioo " $50 offered that Darcy
vesld bsa Hcia In the and no takers IN scoring
fov ahs second heat Gen Darcy bad the call against the
ssld n too 70 ooe, and no takers Five honred four
freely offered by Gen Darcys hackers that he would
win The race. The borses appeared upon the
Me finest pohle condition, aud each Ioosed 70
winner. The well known reputation Of several OF the
trainers gave much con0dencc 10 the bsckerT Of the
horses In the race. The track was In cxceeui
s~ndoo and everything In the cu,ire satisfaction
~ the assembled multitude generally.
Nvn HeafThey Ecs on two isse starts; stella the
pole Cen. Darcy second, Mllsrs famsci third and Lady
Woodruff outside. A beautiful start from the score.
Hela led o. and the irst turn length ahead-the
ssber nass all Ia bunch. Rounding the second
Earn Lady Woodruff cut loose and opened gap of length