New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
last resort is now the whip, and forth il comes. A
ho, "a made by MeHann, but the blow found nofhinS

lsst resort is now the whip, and forth Il cones.
blow is made by MeHann, but the blow found sothns
in the mare. The call was in vain. II should
have routed her to one Of her flights Of speed but tbs
mace had taken the fight oct Of her, and the blow only
threw her off her feet. Ho! the race s DONE tbs
marc ia overmatcbed. the horse strides away three
omen lengths; another blow and the mare makes
race but the even gaop is in van and Pachens Long,
| steady stride whrls him away home and he passes
the scorce two lengths ahead in 4m 53l Sec, amid the
shouts of the thousands and the dismay OF Fioras
friends and hackers.
The betting low changed was 100 TO 40 on Patchen
Scrutiny showed Flora distressed, but not 20 Patchen'
The race was deemed over barring an accident and no
betting seemed to enliyen the hour. Fiora's
friends looked gloom and dismay. At length the
call is made and the nags come again for
The Second Heaf.-The show of the mare was
poor, her eyes looked heated, she s all wet, and
had not dried off, 1t was clear she had been overdone
She was not fully herse and not fit to go the distance
II needed no prophet to tell the result. The race was
patchens. and one might name the odds at oil Lom-
hardy street to an orange, for Patcben came up to
score with bis coat al dry and blooming, with bis eye
bright and ear playing back and FORTH and spirit show
ing in every look and motion.
AT the second attempt, they got away, and Pafchen
at once showed in trout and lead by length to the
quarter pole. Here Flora moved up and Tapped In
'front.' and had look of drawing out clean; but the
long stride of the stallion into which he had seted,
forced him mp and soon his ground was recovered and
at the middle of the stretch hs nose came odt IL thu
lead and soon he was at the palf mile pole. Around
the turn he lead gaining steadily, and when he bad
reached the straight stretch in front length and
half .r- ~ tIrr.n
Steadily both worked up, aud, without change.
passed the judges, finishing the first mile In 2;a5.
Dashing away from the turn, McMann again attempted
to steal march and get on the inside, but In vain.
The former attempt had taught Talman lesson, and
he shut the mare out and kept her at bay his outer
side. The turn was easily DONE and be came to the
quarter pole with a lead of length. Here show
was made by Flora of brush, but all her game was
gone.
The effort once made and the power to do the work
been gone, she dropped back, and both went quietly
to the hafmile POLE Paehen in the lead three lengths.
This he carried round the turn held II steady up the
run home and came TO the stand an easy winner by
lhirty feet in minutes and 81 seconds.
So ends the second great trot between these tho
nobest Romans of them all. Would that Flora had
shown more game, for then we should have seen such
time as never in either heat had been seen before
REcAPITULAUIoS.
UNION COURSE June 2-Aach $500 aside three mile heats.
d. Tslmsn's b. h. George NJ. Pstchen.
]. McMann,sb m Flora Temple ;...:......"s
First heat. Second heat.
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