The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
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The Fashfon Course Spring M-stSng-
Third Days Racing-The Four Mile
Heat Race and Handicap To-lnorr0w-
Great Rsce for Twenty Thowsand Dol
Lars ON the Fashioss Course Between Pla-
met, Daniel Boone and CoBsaree, the
Three Best Horses ira Manifestations
Temple and George M. Patchcn Again
Matched, sc.
The third days racing Of the Fashion Course q. ~
spring meeting, on yesterday. The Attendance Of
Spectators was not more numerous than the preceding
day, yet comprised the t Of the sporting and ion
able circles To-day the assemblage likely TO DE very
large as the four mile race day is regarded the
interesting and fashionable Of the meeting. mad
dton 10 that race, handicaps will be runtor abe
entries for which viii be found below and haze no
hesitation in stating that the programme Of sport oro-
day the best and most liberal that the energetic pio
pretor Of the course Mr. Bnry Cotton has yet prov
for the New York public.
The first race yesterday the three mile heat race
for which only Two horses entered, viz, hrcesnec
and Irona The former in Consequence Of his easy do
feat Of the famous four ner, Nicholas l., in the
handicap of Wednesday the fvorite at the odds Of
500 TO S25 and csen at these long odds little meney ws;
invested The tine appearance and blooming cohdton OF
The fayore frightened most Of those inveerae takers Of
odds who always to be found the race course from
backing his antagonist who was evidently no. aarptoa
after the time advertised the judges entered the
stand, and summoned the two horses for the ------
f1 S FIRST RACE.
prorrietor's purse, three mile heats, or 500.
c e How'd entered or h. Throgsnecx, by Crack
or, out of Sally Ward, five years (olue jacket :.
Thos. Boswell entered gr m Irona by Register
daKa by Prince George, 1--WE years {oise Jacket
and 40 '''''-.''''' ar.
Fmsu HEAr-Irona had the inside, and aifer one false
start good send of was effected Throgsneck soon
showed ia advance, pulling double. He kept gradually
increasing his lead until asing the Manssn House he
was two good lengths in advance His rider now i'm
proved pace which up this point had been wretch
ed and going with his lead passed the stand, the first
round, ak lengths ahead. Going around the upper
side of the rona began to decrease the
them, and onc far side nearly reached his quarters
Throgsneek improved the pace and passed the stand
ON the second mile full Of running and four lengths ahead
He maintained and increased his lead all the way round,
gray aoring hopelessly in the rear, and max
ing it n.ooed question whether che vssid not be dis
the conniyance Of the jockey of Throgsneck. who took
strong pull at his horse and just enabled rona 70 save
herself from being dstanced the horse winning in the
hoowest style imaginable The mare was subsequently
drawn.
The next for the proprietor's purse OF ea0o
mile heats best three fve and had three entriesPau
line Rosa Bonhear and starbeam Rosa was the decided
brought $50 and starbcam $25. The betting, which was
very limited ranged about 500 TO $40 Rosa Bonheur;
Pauline. who fanced by some few, being backed at
$50 10 500, while Starbeams name was never mentioned
Proprietor purse, $500 mile heats best three in i've.
| Thomas Boswell entered CHI E. Rosa Bonheur, five
years (blue jacket and striped cap)......... l
p. G. Bush entered ch, f. Pauline, five years
and ySSS w Sas Ts os
'"' W Timc~15s-I5stl-2ox.
FIRST HEAr.-Pamne took the lead and carried the
running with starbeam lay next, and Rosa Bonheur
under hard pull last Of all On the upper side, Rosa
with the running, closely attended by Pauline. Those
two, almost locked ogeiher raced TO the straight run in
when about half way up, tho favorite away, and
although Pauline strove hard 70 get she was unable
To succeed, and Rosa won by half length Her jocky
rode with excellent Judgment and deserves credit for tho
patience and skill he displayed in this heat The track
was very heavy, especially the far side, which
counts for the time madc-l5S
SECOND HEAT-The betting altogether in favor Of
Rosa, who was backed 10 win at 500 TO 500 without
much business being expected Pauline went OF usual
with the lead Rosa lying close up and Starbcam some
challenged Pauline and for distance beautiful and
exciting struggle witnessed between them. Coming
round the turn into the straight Rosa drew ahead and
ginning at every stride passed the length and half
ahead. in 59ls starbeam being half dozen lengths
behind the second horse.
THIRD HEAr-Any odds now offered against Pauline and
Siarbeam, 800 to SO being the current quotations.
good scndon effected, Pauline and Starbeam being
rst and second with the favorite laying handy at their
quarters On going round the upper SIDE Rosa went up
and joined her horses for few moments, when quitting
Them with the most consummate ease, she went on with
the running she maintained her lead half way up the
hand took strong pull at his mare and Pauline coming
with rush he only just able to the nat Of the
judges in his favor by short neck. Tme-20r
Todays racing Is the principal feature Of the meeting.
In addition TO the four mile heat race for which
the horses are named at the post, a handicap,
termed The New York Hotel Handicap, one and a half
mile DASH viii be run for. For this the following six
horses are en,erod:C nody's b. Throgsneck, Ill
iloyd's s. H. starbeam, 90 pounds; Thos. Doswell's
gr. m. lrona, loo pounds; 2. &. Bushs Pauline, %
also handicap for beaten horses during the meeting two
mile heats the weights TO be announced after the last
capital days sport may therefore be confidently
anticipated and We expect 10 very large attendance
90 witness to-days racing.