The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
TAE TURF.
Race B,,yvsen 9iia Cheathsm aad Tar River
for "a OOO-,, 'beashasa the Winnsr.

Race B,,.ysen 9iii Cheathsm aad Tar River
for "a OOO-, 'beashasa the Winnsr.
The match race betxeen Bill Caeathan aad Tar X YER
me heal tor $4,000 too. place yesterday afternoon
the Fashion Course, and va 700 IN two straight
heats b. Bill Cheatham Tue WAS fSsner slim
probably caused by the has.enng sspec, o9 heavens
which strongly betokeaed rain but those WI wes pro
sent we're highly delighted With tho very eXcsest fnc
ming Running, bo wever good may bs, does appear
70 draw the concoss OF spectators that trong do
ana the contrast between the numbers present al
Fashion Course yesterday and those q. tue Eclipse
Thursday, when Flora Temple Princess tro.sed was
very striking
This the third one that has taken place be-
tween these torses oeisg test match abilities
Vi two miles AS the 70 take place Monday next
viii be Of their powers At three miles, their previous
lot being considered decisive these points, Tue
frs tvo mile race won apparently with greA. oy
Chestham; but he was defeated 1t tnree mics b. Tar
River. Bob parties dissatisfied with the reeuA Of
these swO Tor Tns Of Tar Il Thought
tras his horse condition time Of toe
mile race and hence hrs ueteAt ., tina; time. On
other haSo the owner Of Chesham thought horse
pot properly ridden In the three race; hence
tbs Willingness Of both parties to mako the matches
over again. The owner OF Cheatham selected another
fosi-G,patsck, the well known rider Of old Boston
his celebrated With Fashion, Lexington In his great
match ss 4ins tme Proress urst Eagaad,
Ind number OF other horses in important all
psIw Of tnis couSyand the selection justified MS JUG
uient 10 this instance. ss Gu RODE bis usu atmsbis
syi e and Droagh. hS horse in winner The betting
this acnsd in favor Of Tar River, who had ~ AIN
the eyes OF turmen account Of his late
La eome instances Two to Aic him, out
generally the odds about zen eight, which
oaren. before the Glsi h aier ~ards
a.
dat Tar River would be defeated There was no time
betting that We heard Of, anu it presumed there
none The track WAS dead, though neither muddy
slippery; AID the time made such very
good rae following the cetsils:-
Frat Heat-fae horses bad beautiful start, Tar on
the uside And vent 70 the qusfter pole side siie
Leaving there 81! Chestnam dashed 10 front AMI took
position OF about length ahead Of Gar, when be held
past half rie poe-Ime City i've and halt seconds
Ineir relative positions maintained 20 the toree-
quarter pole far brush for Bill ami closed
Up Ge out coming to the stand Cheathsm saook hui
Cd sasip ana crossed tie score eu,h clear Of FAR *
ing the mile le2H Going Ito the second mie, Ear got
TIE pessraGsr, and responding ssan closed lite, bu a.
quarter pole Caeabaa was again Clear OF him Iaey
10 this way 70 The halt mile poe wneo Tar agaia made
dee perae mpt Tor The eej and they went arount
the lover turn reached The TANKS of Bill. Up the no
stretch the stand The struggle intensely exciting
Tar River being urged his uinoss-and they
GsshIg tee OF thelr speed tie stand Cheat
nam leading about engtn aud SHINING tue beat 10 345
Scond Hsat far get Of With the lead but Cnea,n.m
in ffcIt, and LED TO the quarter Pce
eas,a in advance, aad got away little farther
the half mile pole Bill ChsA,hsm open
length clear Of Tar, II fifty seven seconds. Tar
c.ce Up again leaving the Micson House aud going
eEDo the lo.er and at the three quarter pole
DAY iett shut out between them Iu this way they
up the honestretcn. passing the Judges saad IN
$50 On gong IL TO the second mile Tar vigorous
sntsqe,o brush ut Bill ard al the quarter pole got al
Ills anx, and before they got the homesetoh at
ckesghars girth out Cnes:tsm bad Still something lett,
AID at the bali mile pcie was again cieac with sn open
Of ierg.h which he maintained around the
Up homestretch Tar made ns last effort aud,
although u UNSUCCESSFUL ~hs very deter mined Cneatasm
home, winner Of The heat and race, length in
front, in 1861 Toe fo,iowing is summary
FASHION COURSE, Friday, June "A, match 1000.
J. Bevins pamed b h Bill Cneatham ............ J
o. p. Hare named b b Tar River. ....,.........
Time 345-346A.
TIE Pulse RACE
The ho7zes then called up for the purse race
Of the three entered the post Robert j.
Walker Den Juan. The betting previous the
was one hundred 10 thirty on Walker against DON JuaR
ard console rabe sums were laid oat al that rate.
First Hot Don Juan the lead Start, and
TO the qGsr<r pole about neck anead OF Walker, Dd
when Walker began to draw away Don, aud at
half mile pole was al open lengh IN 'front.' Time,
seconds. Don Juan hen began to quit, and Wsixer
came home an easy winner couple OF lengths aheai 10
l5?L
Seesnd Heat Don Juan jumped or with the lead, bu,
before be around tho rst Walker took WITH
n,n quarter pole SIDE and side. Be-
Oon and opened gap OF couple Of lengths to the half
me poe, In fifty i've seconds when Don Juan began TO
surrender, ana Waiker went on winner and came nome
| Six lengths 10 aoSsIce, in l5S1.
The following is o eommsrJ-
FASHION COURSE, g. L., June 24-Purse $500, mile heats
Robert j Walker .......................... l
Time, l:524-l;53x
The three mile race between Tar River and Bill Cheat
| ham for 81 COO will be run on Monday next