The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-24

TING.
WEDNESDAY, July %, sweepstakes $500 mic heats, to
VA ons, thc whole proceeds OF tho ar TO be donated
t. sone charitable institution"
D. Mace entered g. &. jesse Observation-Disclosures.
H. Woodruff entered b. e. Ped Jolr jackson. -. 2 2
ID. Paier entered b. m Widow Iofgan. ........ }
Time, 2441s-243-2:41
The above named horses wen known roadsters,
highly priced by their respective owners each o. whom
beng unler the belief that tho capabilities Of his nag
FAR superior to those Of his neighbors any other
mans the above sweepstakes arranged try the
merits Of their chargers with few turns around the
magic circle Of racecourse and to ada interest 70 the
affair aud dvest it OF all appearance Of gaming Tho par
ties agreed that the winner should donate the en-
tire proceeds 10 some charitable purpose. 1t was
said that the proceeds would be given st. Gabries
church. Probably $500 was realized by The trot. The
affair called cut very good Attendance Notwithstanding
the unfayorabe state Of tie weather during tue alter
noon, al ~ whomnicn, women and childrcnappeared
highly deie GIFTED with the sport Mr. Boylans horse, Red
John Jackson decidedly the invofl.e il the pool sell
bringing in UNLIMITED POOLS 49, hic SIR. iiassets
mare Widow Morgan brought sl3 and John Elnsleys
Jesse ought but s. These lgqes give about the ave
rage rates ut which the horses sold previous to the start
After the first he It, John jackson, having won appa-
rerty very handiy, So for $40, While the other two
together bough. but SO. jesse having beaten jack
in the second heat, became top sawyer in the bet
ting, although he hackers Of Jackson stuck to INN TO
the end, and the odds against him were at no time
than ten 70 eight Il was capital race, and the time
surprising 10 those who Claimed 10 be posted.
Fsrst II at.-Wifow Morgan tie Inside position,
John JACKSON the middle Jesse the outside AT the
start there seemed t, be disposition Oh the part Of
Dams (Pasr and Maee) keep Hiram in the middle
and also in the rear. jesse, from the outside on the
lead, crossed and took the pole ad thea the
crossed in front Of JACKSON for tho outside bit Hiram
Knowing that his horse had the speed at that moment,
pulled out e the extreme outside and rotng around
the others, led them 70 the quarter pole three or four
lengths; ald from there u the Stand he kept his horse
up the top notch, determined that the others should
not get him in tight place again during this heat
Jessie however, made avery fine brush from the half
mile ioIe and closed up nicely until within few -ods
OF the score when he broke up and lost his enanee for
the beat. The made very poor shoY, being beaten
eight or ten lengths Time, 2;44}
Second Hcst-Jesse took tL- lead wfh the word and
maintained 1t to The eud closely pressed by Jackson
every step Of the distance jackson broke several times
during the hSat Jesse trotted very steadily III the
way ard az the end seemed 10 have bottom than
either the others aud looked fresh mitch
like Tinaur that he II became the iavorits.
Time Of the heat, 2:is. This mare was badly beaten
| again.
Taira Ra,-Ihis was the most evc,ng heat in the
race. jesse and jackson hG head and head contest
for halt mile, When, the brush proving 100 long icr The
latter aud not being able TO stand the press he broke
uiftor breathing spsii rhs gave Jesse much tie
could not again ovoriase MIN, and he 10 the stand
a winner BY length, making the heat in 2:il Wnow
Morgan nearly dstanoed and this the end ofeihe
charity Tie 9TH. the road home, ia tho
rain cin be better imagined han de. cfihed.
4 purse and AXE viii DC rotci Tor to-day by three
very good hc1acs. tie ,hat Engaged IL hanoi
cap about = week ago.
xAciNG II BOSTON.
BosfoS, I,ay IS, 1872.
The econd days racing OF the oston meeting OF
to-day tie franklin PAX Course. The Attendance
not on the first DAY owing 70 the cold
AM unreasonable weather. The racing excellent,
ali the heats being closely contested.
The first mile haudicnp Tor purse OF $3.50
Mss Jessie belonging 10 Mr. John Hunter backed
ODDS against the other three I'm
and Cyclone The by ililislorough, ia
1904 cyclone being second Miss jesse third and Lima
The two mile beats handicap race for purse OF si48,
by Dr Weldons Bette ware, beating Trovatore
ard Revenge. TrOvatorc the iavore and Revenge
next IN estimation. Revenge WIN the FIRST heat hi 353
with Trovatore second. Bctt. ward tho second aud
third heat in 49, aud 34. after exciting
each heat with froya,ore
Dr. Weldon. oi Kentucky, consequently wen both rsces
to-day being the rst victories he achieved daring
the recent campaign ia the North.