The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
THE II y X r.
THE Eclipse 6ourss.

xne races on the Eclipse Course rs css,.ocs .ns,
saturday afternoon at two Ocio IN conssousacs Of The
q attendance Of spscta| caused 20 doubt nv tina
gseAs attraction A. Tie aaA Course On Saturday how
ever ne nssr. Of tho Union ASSOCIATION premise the
ynah SPORT ana as TIE races close on that day
no d00p' win ee large nsnber Of persons present
The Trot ny thu wnshson Course.
There was days sport on the Fashion Cour.e-a |
beautsl and exciting tro. between four fastest
Wosters Brown Dick, Mile rs Damse George N. raschen
mdLsdy Woodruf-whi' h drew very fac attendance |
81 sporting men and 9th After witnessing sach trot
that the Fashion Course yeerday need not DO
Drprsed .. the inter taken in trong BY the conr-
nunhy generally % styosg hold has the utlitarim
spirit Of trottng or the ccramuny kat, although bril-
xast handicap am capitol three ne adver
Med 10 DO run the Eclipse Course yet from lack OF At
tendance the opresors compelled 70 postpone the
vssc NOT this feeling in favor Of trottng to be
woneefeo in community SC eminenty practical and
ycgrefs'v ths Is, where every ewner Of horse Ia
Anx'Ous, spirit Of rivalry, to compare him with his
nsNhoU 's, ar d have brush with him wherever rney
Ssanes TO nesl he road II defeated on bad road
ne W Try hul good one II beat = hard read
~ NJ tackle Rim on soft ere; and If that viii no. do,
Ae sill atsck Inn 10 the mud CT ssnd-sonesims with
80 his wagon, and then again with two Any thing for
~ Assemens
There a chance fer every shade OF opinion
&c 10 INC merits Of hcrse the trotting track;
snd whrs the race itself s going the muta-
lions SIC frequent, especially where three or
four no engaged, that the miad rs kept
IN cor. tant activity from the beginning to the
tsynin.tion OF the event: at tcIe the spectator
relies on the speed Of avoFte at another momep: on
his eneursuoe then his seadiness, and again his
geod5 ck gestlDg favorable poson. good seed or
Astbs star; great advantage TO trong horse ss,
Ass ,ud succeed in getting of with the lead and taxing
ihet ack himfel, he has decided advantage FOE
sofro distsnce his competitors, and frequently
hsrugholt entire heat This the yesterday
wsA Brown Dick; for addition TO the inside postion his
fortunate 70 get away advance OF he others 10
zach heat and they able 70 pass him. Themao
Ply Of ong horses go better the esd, having clear
rack before them and seing stimulated TO exergion by
nose following them. TIE character OF the horses en-
gagged TINS tro led TO the opinion MAT they would
make very fast rsoe and they di, the being
sos,eo 23oh, 22sh, 2:es, Which was about up 20
yube e1Pesaaon-tue generally being marked .: about
these figures ruers favo-ite against the field In
mis- race and parties had 70 resor. TO pool betting TO 10
their funds Brown Dick he vever tire iavcrte
sgarst any named horte Paschen stood rert Lady
Wood uf third, while Nllers Damsel, the mos. DANCE
competitor TO BIO WI Dcx the ground
noticed great deal Of money invested in these
pools. which are becoming quite sn institution nj the
EeiR as they have been for tine ct the South
aoe Ne,are cou 81 at New Orleans, less III three
bprded snd fty housaE Gollxs invested in that
way To the ted Ia such matters We say simply
observe iha: pol got Up the following way, viz
peel put nary valuation OF thoss and
SsDars CT itss. II three horses
n the rsse person she character Of an
.ssonser for toe occasion, asks those pessoss about
srtsge he POOL whnt they will give separately for
zach horse under ccnsiderion aSrg hs sshto-s thou
&pA
sesee's particular horse, snd Gays he VII give,
ray three hundred AOd fifty dollars Ehea ia
more than would be considered eqlal chance
~ tqpal division Of The thousand dozrs. Another
part, viii give three hundred dollars for the horse
Which less asd for The third probably over two
hundred, and on; and whichever wins the race
se person who chosen hrn bis champion takes the
yso- Whole snount IN ihn way the ms0r'tyor
She betting done yesterday and the ineivdua.,
ssse,ed RIown Dick we're extremely fOriur ate.
Bssn Dick is certainly very fast ho7se an3 It s
spsiep that he has Improved very much this lest year,
ard become very dangerous customer for any one 70
match aga pst Re Is q true ro;.sr seldom or never
making up and wilt ,ros long he is able and In
addition, stan1s tbe whip admirably. M,ers Drnsei s
ale very rslsbe yot,e- end her yesterday
confirmed the favorable otthose who knew her
best she Of Eoodeiul esdar ance Brown
DICK %. hea 5, is nshly probable tbs: ste would
have won the As Il was, she fortunate as
10 get The second Prize Of $780, Brown Dick hlvng
ssd the frst Of oeo TIE stallion pa;esen rather
Ssspponted she expectations Of MS fislis and hackers
Re gen orally believed be fster horse ne
has proved himself Re, ard his yesterday ray be
sonsoeed stou, the usnos. or his abilities. he H.
hssevr, very fast horse, but fast his Jersey
kiends endeayoed TO make the New York public bsIisve
srevions trot with Ethan Allen all sOrts Of
.csord ruuors wee put IN Circulation res.vs 20 ns
sseo and his defeat by that celebrated Stallion
H. D.. p anea
thst ut, however, settled by toe yesterday
"a me rack was IN every way fasofabe for fass tine
most superb. Lady SoecraG also did not coma
~ 10 the expectations OF her fficnos VAC previous %
ae race were N p,ost exceilep, sors ami yerv ho9nI
d her tao mile tro; Mountain Bog h.t exhibited
graf deaf OF speed and DO lack OF which
saees FL bo0es Of her sucs % m The present
Ehe certainly fest her race; on, wn1
Vas The Cause aid learn she LOGGED vet and
scared wt but was somewhat uns,eaay in her r5t dur
ma The No doubt she wal retrieve hers self when
spportnnhy offers, s1e certainly is agna
fsier for go ree aborss being the largest trotns g
TIE following ate the de,ails of the race
F.es beat -BroSn DICK ~On the psias potion. Nil
k,s Dansel tue second place. LAZY Voc third Geo
Patenen ou'side After :so trials they got ~ord
and v.ot away very ~sli together, Dick Leading foovsd
s"f.B oy hier's Damsel and Lazy woodruff Patchen 4
htsto CT so oeond They ssut tn4s way the quar-
y, pole; after eaviDg which, and before reaching
1fn, LADY Woodruff broke up and Paecheu sok ger place
Setting On the backsetch, he challenged Mler's inse
nss , ana S seos ate, sSvn Ds1 but before he
fnIn passed BY hers D1nsei Lady Woodruff tosa wen.
as. 70 Psonsa they NY ,Ssar form s.
the presntirne, bad rer.tnsd the lead anc
slsoely followed by hiers Dsnse reached the ccore
the neat IN 23o5s XeT's OAnsei 80 lengths
eehind, Ge rgs N Pascsen aoect length be3nd her,
Ard Lacy WooarUftro lengths further IN The rear
Eeond HecSkt the third atenst fur sezrt ,h " 70,
40 Dssz leading about length, Pschen second tiltsrs
Dsmse and Lady woodruff third and fourth, c.sss To-
geoeT Before reaching The quartsE pole Lady ~oadcun
broke ep spd Mles's Dsneel passed Pa,chsa wno
rss seo7nd Low, getting into straight work, Dash
iof Ucki and an exaDg struggle eDs1ed bet the
,hey entered on the Dackstrerch, Dick maintaining the
fcao oy seout length which he held osst toe h.r ME
poe she;e Pachcn having reachsd hh shoalders broke
up APO ieii on couple Of Myths LAZY WcJdru ao h.i
sfncce eaes n pass ng MIXERS Dtr1sel 5cksscn
row nIoas Ups and the Dause again wen, tnead o. her
sea clofed rapidly on Pascben, via xrs dong h,s
utmost 10 overtake Dick. AL eyes we're M uuIn the
selion and Dick, az the beat eyideuty zy bsssn ,hsm
DICK led On lie bomeSrech lergth aaeei and |
sfer desperate struggle between him aid pa.,ssn nj