The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-13
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gscooS Great TrVt Between Flora Temple
snd george n. Pate aen-- Ossoas 81 shs
Qassn % the TrSstlDg Turf-Isaa sAss
CsAcsurss sS Observation-Disclosures 81
HePol tors frsGs tho Judges seaAd, ~
che Iksta nee % the OWE OF Pate aen-
TAs Time MaAc, &cs
Tho second great rot between these celebrated rot.
ting horses Tlos Temple and George n Paschea, oxuas
Tyssterosy On The Union Course, L. Tue day wAs 70
delightfully."- fine, and tho interest attached 70 sne second
meeting Of shoes famous horses great that was no
wonder the number Of spectators considerably larger
than en- the occasion q their first msch Wednesday
lsst Tho grand stands aed exCsss and the in
terror Of the enclosure crowded with carriages
every description; the number Of persons present was
estimated II about sixteen thousanA.
1he victory Of Flora Temple over Patches last week
and the extraordinary ,ims she made, had the natural
effect Of mating her the fsvorite In The betting for some
days previous to The rhe odds Of SoO 10 go
currently offered her 1t the various sporting resorts In
the city, bus stopg the impression thai she
able to beat her antagonist In this Of two mile heats
~ decsive - IN the previous mach of uaies thai
very lite business coos In the way Of spsoaIaoa.
On arriving 1t the track found the "ltsls beg nArs
sun greater favons; 500 10 $50 freely BET upon
her winning tho race and In some Instances sloo 70 90
was laid. Al thoss prices large u moasy
invested Tho friends Of Pxschea did nDs bensvs hat
,uch odds On the marc warranted, Judging from
the extssorciE airy made Let week, and the ~
Of The previous rsce They stso Good dens In
believed thss these, combined with ackao~ isdgsd
epeed, would onAble him 70 triumph over his game uls
snAgcnis. N two mite heat race Too prop~sesoss OF
the rsck have seosed most important Improvement by
the erection Of row OF suostsatis wco pa,ogs, ex-
fencing al The In front Of tue grano ssana and thus
again respectfully cali their attention 70 wsrt
conmoosusa Tor ine reporters q The press, and wh,h
match, unosr tSe foliowiog cucumsiaaoss:--For
many years pest reporters have asays beeo
Judges stand ~ the eligible poss for the proper
disSharge OF their cutses This prac,ios Oh
seorss NJ ra:chen, Nc HoiOomp, owner Of the
io horse demanded that tho reporters should DO
cuceo. ibis wss done, although Mr.. Hail. Of RIcnester,
the Of Patches expressly sAtsi that no neither
approved Of such uct coynEAut OF Yesssr
Day, however, Mr. Hal entered the judges stand, just
before toe rao and ssted In the most uocoureous aud
rsu,irg manner that all the reporters be ordered
M John Austin, of the 1ees, protested against
arbitrary ana upnAnosome proceeding, Maintained
the perfect rigat that reporters haa In osns witn tho
JUDGES the stand vi the OF
The Uaioo Coarse expressly 30 states Mr. Hail. in very
int mperste msnncr, sull insisted expuson,
and. tcresseped 70 take his horse lrascneo) homo
nr'ess his demand was conphea with. Mr.. AUSTIN
liberty 70 DO 30, ou. that, n one Of the judges,
he would Lot auo~ kr. Hall, any osner
in voiston OF the rus Ct tho COURSE and stroagiy
appealed TO the reporters present not 10 surreaer tosr
undoubeo right Of place on toe stand Mr.. Hall tnen
lest ali commano OF his temper and tongue, ana reitora
ted nis resolution not 70 uot upess his sh Compiled
with The reporters, Of whom there we're several pre-
sent, comprsirs The representatives Of al tbs principal
asiy and spxtng papers, after short cousuistiou
among the mscves, resolved Withdraw, rather than
The crowd should Do disappointed Ia witnessing IN match
This DONE n housh tie expressed wish OF tas
jucgee who ihosous disguised ct tue o,adact OF
sr. Ball. Tina, they have an upooabted rigas to be
tie jrsgea' stand 10 evident from OF
rules (he 2S,h) Of the Union C0use which expressly
staxs the, "No person shsa Be allowed iadges'
ssud but judges and reporters At the time OF
ting" We uas. however, that Msssrs. sha~ 4 wnlte
VIII Cary out u r inteotoo OF sctrg apa p0rtioa VI
,hs iaass stand for the scco@nods.aa Of toe press
MsoB, while d. fatunaa handed the ripands over
R-a Hscs The driver Of Pa,ohcn won the pole Aler
three fse attempts hey IT sst got toe word aod beau
tGai Effected. fsichen almost
10 scvssce AID a. the upper nsd c,mp,eely
clesr cf Flora At the quartz pole, which reached
10 soy seconds, nc Gas esing iogh, which vas
Incressed 70 two lengths cowo Vie bickstrecn. Ths
heh mile polo wss passed In l;t2, and the mile In
2.23, the horte sul ms,ntainipg mis- Leaf. roey
Continued In this relative position until goos
ing she half mile pole, and Flora deprived him OF the
lead On tuning into the nouesueica tho mare was
shesc in Der favor she broke, and before sr driver
could get her Gown aeSn Ystehep psased her, and not
whs..cDg her eyerS ess. be creased the score shrss
Scsrd Heat IA vss rviocr, that Flora wss rot her
ssf oesy; soc went senderiy, ssd appears that sns
great iros last eek Tho oocs Of $500 TO 80 offered
on tie hcsse. without takers whea ums called for
tar ocsoi,ice thse the mare Alter tao false starts .
capital sendsvsy Wa elected. when thsy reached
' .Dsr s,, s,sh's va: ssa1e but sSs III
tire quarter pos ffme-3s seoouds Her driver
o.ossed Der :, The han ns pcs which Vas reached in
tcmssescn, wnsn be broke wisnn three lengths Of ths
iccsrs stand &c passed toe IN as, add from his
incsessus ns esc ali the way round ana won the heal
in As7is 81 several lssssns