The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
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50 doing, he walked leaurey away.
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The Second Great Trot Between the stall
liens George II. Patehen and Ethan
Allen for One Thsussnd Dollars . side
The Former Horse Again the winner
The jersey men JabAIant on the Osea-
sion-Heavy BetttD1 On the Traek-The
Scene ON tho Track, &c.
The second match Of the series arranged between
two celebrated stations George n. Patchen and Ethan
Allen by their respective owners, for thousand dol
aTs . side, came OF yesterday afternoon the Union
Course l. l. and resulted In the decisive victory the
iormer horse, In three straight heats his New Eng
land antagonist unpYecedensedy fast time for stations
and the class Of vehlsles 10 which they went.
This match, above stated, for one thousand dol
lars side mile heats best three fve 10 wagons 10
report Of the frs, mitch between George Pacsen
and Ethan Allen, last week. gave full aud complies
record Of the performances Of both horses and is only
necessary for 70 correct slight error We fell into
in s.atins that George NJ Pachen was bred on Long
IslaId. He was bred that gentleman himself
%, by Mr.. W. q. sekes, Of Monmouth county, New
jersey, who extensive breeder Of horses, and was
sired by Cassius NJ Clay out Of very fast Trustee mare
still living, and owned in the locality most singu
lar circumstance connected with him Was, that a first he
displayed only tho action Of PAGER; but In . few days
No fell into the uottng action natural 70 the Bsshax
oreeo oi norses, and which has in him been recently
manifested In such an extraordinary degree He was ars
ehefed Tor purchate 70 Mr. Horace f. Joaes OF this city
but that gentleman, Little foreseeng brilliant future
declined havr him, and he was sold to Ncasrs Lopr
street Buckley, Of Bordertown, N. J-ths former o,
whom stu retains Sd interest In bin. Tue result OF the
fret match b.seen Pa.chen and Ethan Allen on The Io.h
Ist SO strongly confirmed the hdence Of the friends
Of The New Jersey ttsllon In bis ability 10 win the pro-
rent one tha. the evening before the race oers 70 lay
slto 10 $50 and $lt0 10 $50 freely offered 81
the headquarters Of the sporting In the city, the La
iayetie Hall and The Here House, in Broadvsy. The
their money ,hc,e odds sDcrs,ps sn cpportrnity 10
set en- 10 even better advantage when the horses ap-
TIE wtaihtr yesterday wac deDshauYy pleasant and
skim, And The heavy rams Of the preceding day
TAD done material service in laying the dust.
vttcks the couIse thsn there day
the crtt match, ~htn their nsme was kson The long
freight, HE total number OF persons present 70 Wit
eAc ing irot must have been from six 10 eight
thoutshd The uak was 10 admirable condition Tor
making fast time, ard IL will be the time Of the
second heat has never been equAed previous ros
by t.ioIs wasors The adses took sole possession
Of their shnt-reporters who have hitherto enjoyed the
psi6e Of wiz esspg The from that point Of view
oerE barred on this occ9on st the special request Of
oircnms,sroes the dcuies attendant on RivnS fuli de-
ais Of the race are considerably increased and
d.I.,pd there hss been suggested to The proprsors Of
prcrrspg Email portion Of the sdts stand for the &C
cor moe aten OF reporters This could DO easily Effected
TIE pubic interest would then be excited by more
correct and fuller reports Of really good trospg matches
LOU before the Torres mace Their appearance the track
sesrtt Etsn Alien s1co TO $50 and nj last $500 70 $780,
being the current quotations. The largest better
long be could npd customer In the Last match be
bet heavily on Ethan Allen, and OF course lost in the
percent be than by lay cd IL
en- h opponent, Patchsp Az the two horses hasnessed
10 wagons teok their preliminary trots up and down the
'hel, s a. snS sppsapoe were closely ,cru
lind frerds came out pluckiy and took the high odds
laid .laintt him. 10 the tune Of several hundred The
Darius Tsmap, confidently expressed bis ssnguine h,pes
Of MpeTDg bis previous weeks victory IN three strnshi
a. on the ast occasion.
THE RACE.
Fna Hai Soon after four O'Clock p. n. the three
jndt appointed called up tie horses for the start chan
Alan had The pole, and two unsuccessful attempts
made before they got the word A, the third the
60 was given BY the judges snd meet excellent
eAs enseisd, Psicisn with bis head nightly in advance
rcfetber they nrs, turn wben Ethan broke but
vss In medstey recovered by bis driver They reached
The quarter Pole In 81 seoonds Pachsn with lead OF
slori bali crsth On the baoks,rc.ch the little horse
bali m lie pest passed 1l3k, and just a Ethan
zen bad hpped hts opponent in turning into the home
Their freed was tremendous as they tkundered up sSs
siraeht stretch togther, paichen st eading and
eyefy effort Of the driver Of Ethan be passed
Sord Hoot Tho betting nomnaly 500 10 go
on raichep, bot there takers Is vas evident
ccnc hea, they soi wen Al the 6rsi attempt Ethan a.
mort mneesiely breaking. Recovered BY his skiful
ofyer he VAS again At the fret turn And coatnusd
81 ttconcs lie evids nifty carried on hin feet BY shc
,rpsce Of r.teh'D; bg. on going dovn The eseksesch
be e,aa NE gap and shere Vas but short interval Of
Il3h; On turing into The homesus,ch hey were
skpEsde ssch ether, and Ethan tried 70 pss hs rival,
DO. rs,cssn .heu. an .sort shock him o. ssd woo The
1had Bcst-The eiary Of the New EsslAsd stallion |
vas nov apparently detined to be ssecoad uns scIpssd
y. ,su sioo 70 = Sss Arse unes, Sus sSs~iss u:
currsrt popular iudensnA ney sot As word 90 -
YEA assn. 3 usual, Ssn, Sp !, sss upex sur. 81
en- psasrg the quarter pole rsichen vas lssdng knGh
dmissbed the dpsspce bss~eea then They paasd ~
tah nBe pole in 1isx, and . splendid struggle hous
Of nban reach In opponent. vas unssoosBfui =
fsicttn ven the heat asd the race 10 2a BY shoot
The Victory Of eeors. n Ps,osen IN the srs, match
prepared the public 10 expect rtps iiion IN thh nd
match He is evidently superior horse point Of Aged
time ). maze tS nc ,ssss Sss, ne pre- M
psehes have nct YET been fully developed asd thai hs
can yes reduce hs ovn time By few ssossAs Eis.n
and rahass George n r.icsss : he oey ssios IN H.
tnncs fsssss thai can shcw him hh hssh The ihird
&c ~. S. ses c,s too mile sss !. ssrn' for
on Wednesday pext the 3tth inst
The following y the summary Of the race
Match 81 CO de mil. Sess Be-, way ssiss = sy
y secps
0 Tsimsn named b. h. George NJ Ps,eheo .....lii
!" y" VI named D ~ ttnen Afen.. ........ /.
s ~. s's.: e.. sIsee.sds lax :2is
IArd heat. ........ 50 llsI .si