The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

The Turf.
UNION COURSE, l.. l., TRoTrIN0.

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He announce ment Of ,rot pe,-eeu George Patches
ooA' aler's Dsmsel and Lady Woodruff induce.
large number of gentlemen 10 visit the Union C,urs,
yesterday AFTERNOON ard those WHO were in atten tanc,
one OF the best ots thar ever ,eS place on
,"ng bland. Five heats wora ,,o,,so ,n,., o,o a,
essIl Unparalleled sporting annals Laoy woodruff did
not start ana rs Mers Dansei did NOT make much Of
contention With The Others the lay between Pa,cnen
and Brown Dick Every heat closely contested from
beginning TO end IL the betting previous to the start
Blown Dick seemed to haze slightly the cali Paschen
put not against The atchen together The pool
petusg was about az olows:--yn pool Of $500 Brown
DICK brought $i10, Pa.chen $lC0 and Mller's Damsel
SOW the backer OF Patchen for S1o0 winning Sl7o In
$500 pool Dick sold tor $780, Patchen for SOS and Nil
sr Damsel for sla5, and in this way the bulk Of the
pe'ps was done The track in captl order for fast
time, ana tsat time was made The following arc the
fsra Aeat-Drown Nok won tso pole, Paechen the
middle position Miller Damsel the optsde Al the stt
brown pk and rAtchen went OH together and wore sls
ana siae around ms upper turn, hlers DAmse breaking
up and falling in the Toe stallion showed ABOUT
neek ahead q Dick al The quarter Doe-Eme thirty seven
ana quarter seconds Mlcrs Dsmse tnFee lengths be
hind the struggle down the backstretctt between the
stallion and Brown Dick was very intercssipg Patchen
he was clear Of urn anS sJ p.mse wa
now four or FIVE lengths behind Going arc md the lower
turn Brown Dick was rallied and be gradually closed
hcao ana head MIXERS DAmsel had closed usderAby
on the others and was now but three lengths 10 Me
me contest up the hcmesetch between Dick md tho
stallion WAS beautiful and exciting the extreme,
after desperate struggle heTa Patchen erossed
be score nearly length in front, making the h6at In
2:2614, Nlllers Damsel about four lengths behind.
StcdHd HedL-Patchen was now great fAvorite, AaA
majority q Soss betting beng UNDER the %pessou hss
Dick could nos win frst heat with the pole, had
chance for any other Very little money however, was
wsgered on FAtchen. After . couple Of failures the
horses got OF PARALLEL but before they got around the
HIs turn Psichen took the lead Dcx next Miller Damse
cose up Pstchen reached the quarter pole length
ahead CT Brown Dick and two lengths anead of Miers
DanseL The relative positions Of the trio maintain
the backsretch to the half mile POLE when Dick
began Patchen, and going around the lover
uIn DICK challenged the STALLION for the lead They swung
% the homesretch IS II yoked together, and brilliant
engagement eahued up the homestreloh between them
Miners DamseI, in the meantime, had been doing
oe's: from the half mile pole 10 the three quarters not
had betn gong che hal closed up gap
ard bersel 70 one length and abe home
stretch she was pued out for trial for the heat She
unfortunately broke up afterwards and was then
TAX en- In hand leaving the struggle Dick and the stall
the part Of the drivers being brought requson
and was impossible TO say which would be the winner
until they reached the score 1he stallion the heat
coupe Of lengths or go behind them.
Third Heat Several attempts were made before
cessul start effected The three got away together
but before they went fifty YARDS PaCnen Iipped ana
broke up badly losing half dozen lengths Brown Dick
ahead Of Ners Damse and about four ahead Of
Pahen, who bad recovered from his break and
ting at em Ddous rate Going the backstretch the
stallion carght Mlers Damsel and passing her, within
y length Of Dick at the half mile pole in lis. On tho
lover turn the stallion again broke up and fell off length
or so and again in coming the bomesretch he broke
badly, and DICK came home a winner by four or i've
LEI ebs making the heat in 229. Mllers DamseI
close up with Patchen 1t the nnish
Ftu,M Heat Brown Dick broke up the word was
given, and lost i've or elk lengths before he recovered
he went on his way without opposition passing quar-
ter po in thirty eight aeconds three enetns ahead Of the
the backstresch Mers Damsei broke up, and Dick
passed her. At this time Dick trottDg very fast,
cosirg up on Patchen at every strde but one for
moment had the slightest idea that he could overtake the
Stallion who reached the half mile In liza, three lengths
ahead Of Dick On the lower turn no wever Dick shut
sre,cn about one length behind the Stallion and after
gallant brush he coared him at the drawgate carried
Dim or his feet at the milo distance stand and the
heat by couple OF lengths in 22S, in the moot gallant
style
Fifth Heak-There great deal Of time wasted in
scolnR and 1t least six eight attempts made before
start was given They, however, got away very nicely
others iepg,h. he went in this way past the
Quarter pole in thirty eight seconds, and reached
the half mile pole in la31z, about an open length
dozen lengths behind. Going around the yer turn,
Dick made brush at the station, but after closing
little, broke up and fell off two three lengths. He was
rallied again, and made gallant but unsuccessful effort
up the home stretch to overtake Patchen who led in
winner by length, making the heat in 229. Millers
Damsel was three or four lengths behind Dick The fol-
USIoS COURSE, L. L-Tsor11So-July Purse $500
.nie heats, best three in five, 10 harness
b. MWsR entered br. $. Geo. N. PAtchen. 2 i
Carl e T%e 90 a!,ss
UNION CorRsE, July 6-rrottipg match, $500, play
pay, mile heats, 10 wagons
W. Whelan named g. M. -............... ! |
D. Pffer named blk. z. Smith O'Brien ...,. 2 2 |
Time, 24S-2A4K-246