The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

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sse coneourse Of gentle assembled .. the Genre
wills Course Wednesday Ast 70 witness xtng con-
test between flora Temple and Rose Of washinGs,n,
mile hesls bcsi three 10 five, Flora wagon aad Rose
harness Rose Of washngton in three straight heats
much to the asonshment o. al present, except few
aware Of the condition OF Flora Temple,
and they lined their wallets veil al the expense Of the
initiated Flora Temple THE occasion was no. n ,ond
ton 10 rot rsce with good second raser and match
her sgsnst such mare a. Rose Of Washington sho vei
great want d ,dgmen, the part Of the gentleman
has control OF her, wan.ou disregard for the fortunes
OF he vic hack her the heavest oil her u,ents
Inc bare announcement, that he mistress OF the t.r was
again about 10 make Der appearance the Il Ok Aer
being excluded from al the purses given tns was
enough 10 bring out al her admirers TO witness oer per
fHrmaDce and hundreds Of strangers who had of
her 2A., but had never her, en-. to the Centre
vile Course with the peosson Of witnessing something
worth the me and money laid out on the excursion
Those persons were sadly disappointed for as We sad
above Flort wae brought the track unfit tro
unable TO win and still he. infatuated followers wsgered
thousands on the resu rang ing from betting
hundred TO seventy i've her beating OF the be,t
mares, barring Old Lady Suffolk tia; Long Island ever
produced.
Further comment this ls unnecessary, as tn lse
VINO have formed their own opinions; but that il
VIII De OF an! GdvRncge 10 the rropretorg or troNng
uscks IN this vicinity very much doubt II but JUS
ice, wever 10 state that the propreto Of the Centre
vile Course bad hing " do with this race their
having been chartered tor the by parties who
made the match The following is description Of the
race
Ffrst Hea, Rose Of Washington won the pole. The
nags came for the word Tapped Hoe having the Of
the send of but Flora made her peculiar dasnes
and was neck IN front in an instant McMann could MOI
keep her on balance and she broke up aud wildly
for distance. She settled again and trotted timely
near the quarter POLE but then moment she appeared
TO give up the contest Rose passed the quarter pole in
thirty seven and half secon length all cad aud
the half mile pole forty yards in 'front.' ia l:lSl Rose
went very steadily and swiftly along until insae Of
drswgate when she taken In hand, and homo
winner IN Z3o% This puzzler Tor the hackers Of
Flora and they rushed 10 Achann ascertain what
the matter the majority Of the crowd being under the
precision than accident of Kind ID taken place.
They were sadly chagrined when McMsnn normed them
that the had done her beat and that che
70 defeat for this time sure.
Second BedtThe nAgs had good start but Flora soor
broke up, and afterwards struck gait very different from
and behind Rose -four or I've lengths ahead at
the quarter pole, Ia thirty and half seconds and
rtll ahead toe half after INDUCING ia two BREAKS in
ll6, and she came home Jog trot in 239 half dozen
lengths ahead OF Flora Temple.
Ihsrd Heat ID. Talmsn now took Flora In hand, some
OF the disappointed nsnuaipg that McMann letting
her do her bes but Mr. Hlman disc vered tha his
enceavors were futile those OF Mr.. McMann Mr..
Tamapn got her to the quarter pole very cy but she
then began 10 FOUNDER tore OF SHOE and home
On hop skip ana jump gail, fifty yards behind Rose
made the half mile In TIA and caune lesureiy home in
2311s. The following Is the summary
"WEDNESDAY, July s--Purse and stake 81 000 mile hests
beet three In nve
II. woodrufTs b. m Rose of Washington On har.
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