The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04


FASHION PLEASURE GKOUND ASSOCIATION.
TRorrse.-Tuesday, June 5, 1862, purse Size. mile
heats, best three in five, TO wagons
II. Woodruff entered s. IN. Lady Emma. .....2 1
D. Talnan entered s. m Jilt. ................12 2
Tims-2:2s 1-22s.& -230-2:31
Thesabove time table will bear favorable comparison
with any other record. u is true Flora Temple,
Pachsr Ethan Allen Princess and Brown Dick have all
made quicker time but they had boon rotting public
several years before they esabe to do so. Emma
and Jill both green" mareE, and, although they
we're known be fast by favored few IL was never
dreamed that such time would have 10 be shown for
hundred dollar purse. Probably never before had two
owners Of horses such " sure thiEg,'' wore more
surprised than each speed dis opponent Tho
result of tbe rgt heat astonshcd everybody tho loves
time mark being 235; 237 the figures curron
in the time betting. Before the start Lady Emma had
the call in tie betting, the b1ckers Of ht holding off
and asking for time; but finding little
doing at that rate they advanced until just before the
word was given the betting became even The
track was in capital order. Tho attendance was
not large, account of previous disappointmcnts
from horses not Appearing that had boon In the
same purses with Lady IGlma. There were six entries
for the above purse but two or which the score
One Of them however, What Is 1t, very srno, and
could not possibly have trotted. His owner bad him
brought the track previous 70 the his lame
feet the people in attendance Tho others were
kept out Of the from dkase somewhat prevalent
among horses, and known as the Slows That com.
psint, fortunately had not taken heavy hold OF either
Lady Emma or Jilt during yesterday afternoon. LADY
Emma is Bashaw, and traces through Jupiter
Long Island Black Hawk, Andrew Jackson and Young
Basfa~ TO the imported Arabian, Grand Bashaw On the
side OF her dam she is Messenger being out or Mr.
Pearsalls Abdalnh mare We unable 10 obtain the
pedigree OF Jlt but she is evidently very we'll bred.
Frrm Hedk.-Wih good send of the nags went around
tho first turn at fine rate Of speed Jill on the outside,
but after taking the pole and going 70 the quarter
pole open length ahead Of Emma In thirty six seconds
and opening the gap, passed the half mile pole IN 13k
Lady Emma made every effort 20 ove:take Jit ON the
straight stretch between tho half and three quarter poles
but could not gain an Inch seeing which Hiram took her
having made the heat In 22Sk.
Scond Hed..-Jlt was now tbs favorits at about one
hundred 10 ty The nags started pretty evenly;
but after few strides from the Jill broke up aHd
lost thirty forty yards before she recovered. Lady
Emma passed the quarter pole In thrtysevc seconds
about forty yards 'front.' and the half mile pole BY al
the three quarter pole Sin gained on her
very fast, and had closed up the daylight
between them they came on the homo stretch. The
brush OF Jill now played out aud Kmma extending
her stride and stepping little quicker than before
shook her of and beat her to the stand length
in 229k Tho attempt made by Talhnan 70 win the
heat after his bad break at the start instead Of laying
up and saving his mare was thought by great many
uers~ns 10 have been very bad Judgment and
no doubt had something to do with tho result Of tho
third Hsai.-The betting had changed and Emma was
now the favore at 100 u 20. Jt broke soon as
tho word given. the same az In tho preceding heat
and Emma went away with lead Of half dogen
lengths passing the quarter pole thirty seven and
half seconds the half mile pole 49, end came home
winner BY four or i've lengths making the heat In 2ao
Fsyth Hedt.-Ons hundred 10 ten offered on Emma
without taers Jnt again broke after leaving the
stand and Emma went TO the 'front.' passing the quarter
pole In thirty eight seconds tho half in 1i4k and cams
home winner by several lengths, amidst the cheers Of
her hackers In 23f.