The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

I-NI0E COURSE l.. I-TEQTTING

UNION COURSE. L. I.-TRoTTIN6.
One OF the most interesting rotug matches Of the
con came Of last Monday afternoon Upien
Long Island. TIE match for 81, ooo mile heats
between b. m. Rose Of Washington and b N. Belle Of
Portland The conditions Of the match of quite IN un
utual nature-Rose of Washington 60 under the saddle
and be ridden by Mr.. John Perrin, gentleman seveaty
TIVE years Of age while Belle OF Portland TO 20 10
harness, and be driven by James Conway amateur
pretensions to the mastery of horsehesh Mr.
rim rode the well possible for any Jockey
In the country TO have DONE the race without
iDEton broke DUNG the Belle Of Portland
not 40 well handef and broke several tmes during
The race losing several lengths thereby The betting
about pre- ous TO the After the ~as over
The Of Belle Of Portland offered her similar
the above, with exception Of changing her dr
The owners Of Rose Of washington declined the offer bsy
ing Other matches hand tina, suit them better. Her
hex, engagement ia With Flora Temple, and II viii take
place Ia morrow, monday, y when may expect
repetition Of the fArce Of last week, when they
against each other for the prceets OF the Centrevs
I'll humoug II ,hey can convince the public that Flora
Is ~ capable Of making 2:2s as formerly, ~hcn Is
strongly doubted, the proceeds at the gate will be
remunerntve; bot Il is impression that she It'll
Of condition and unable to make tolerabe rot
and all ATTEMPTS TO gull the plonc and fleece the friends
be ion deserves The folow 10 description a the
between Rose ana Bile
Firs Hsa Rose the pole They go, or at the
cond attempt well together Belle ,roke lenv
ing the stand, and again on the turn Rose passed i1e
GUAR er pole couple OF lengths ahead ia 30 se;'nds
a.e co.ed the gap on the bscksueich, aud on y
half leng'h behind the half, IN lie on the lower
turn n up aud coareo RJse, but broke after
setting into straight work ana Roee passed the stand
length IN advance, In 23Th AZ they reaehe the uopsr
turn Belle cut looe and ent 10 Roe AID passed her
opening Of three four lengths the quarter pole
The olo mao then acped the spur 10 his mare and she
closed rapidly Belle, xho In the struggle maotan
the esd left her feet. ard 10 Consequence beaen
the bali mile post Rose then kea In frout aud Sth
fuuO A az mar tdq h.tnr
per Of the heat 10 62 Belle broke veral times
homefueich
.Sond Hsnf "A. they came up for the word this tine
Belle cca~of g., but a. the 'gor sas n ecu e
Belle 10 instant and length shclf OF her al the
end OF The pickets Belle en0esvorng {, Ke 20 ~ Nth
Roe broke, and lost couple OF lengths Idle
mare passed toe quarter poe IN 10 second' Belle
coeed 'p little but broke twice Def she reached toe
bali mile pole rme-lle. On the 10 yer turn RsIle
made another brush FOR the esd: abe weui no
aud lspped her they remained 10 this position until they
swung on the bomestrecn, hen the lie mare agsis
left Der pins and Rose passed be star In 2.3e 10 the
upper turn Ct the second mile Belle too three
bad breaks which lost al her chances for the heat
withdrawing that he- driver gave long ruu on the
nonestreteh Roe OF wshington came IN winner Of the
beat and race In s;i3 The follarips Is summary
MOsDAY, July 10 Match o. 600, t~o mile heats.
Perrin named b m Ro.e OF ws-nin xon (under
}. Conway named o IN Belle Of Portland 90 bar.
Tme-5:l2-5l3
to,tns match for 900, mic heats hes, three 10
nve TO wagons wagon and driver 10 weigh 400 lbs. came
Of on wednesday afternoon at tbs Union Course L. be
tsesn g g. Uncle Sam and Honest Peter one sam
very handy In three sam the
fsvorte previous the start one and Afterwards
At from ave TO ten tn one sam never behind In the
"WEDNESDAY July l5-Tfo,tpg mston 81 ooo mile bcais
be, ,hree 70 ve sseon ana drive, 70 sesh 400 lbs
ps Soa, n.n nsInea uao ono ps, ssm'''
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