The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23
The Turf.


FASHION PLEASURE GROUND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TyEsp.y July %, rot,iug match 8. 900, mile heats
ba.t three in aye 10 wagons.
H. Woodruff named &. Lady Suffolk. ........e2 l !
Time, 236--2:37--2:3f- = coS--240A.
The above trot handicap, Rstlssnake having to
draw wagon weighing hundred and seventy pounds
whi!a the weight er tia. q Lady scres wa. unlimited
The on. CHOSEN for the laifs Weighed eighty ss pouAds
and this disfeacs proved to be enough 10 win nosvh
standing the great superiority OF speed that Rat.lesna
is known TO have the at equnl weight IL
however, very interesting and closely racer
and required Eve heats decide which was entct TO
the thousand dollars. There no; large attend
ance yot there qsl.e lively money business trans
acted among tho hackers OF the horses, principally
svcns although in some instances RstIesnake had the call
before the start. Aftes tho second heat alsost any
amount Of cdds woald have been given BY the Rattle
snake party white at tho termination OF the third heat
tic had the call and after the fourth heat hir-
bred TO ten on her winning cl,ild not fluid takers.
First Nedt.-ihe word Vs. given with Lady. Sfoik
two lengths ahead Of Ratesnake but not trottipg
lie took the lead, and two thrco lengths
ahe al At the quarter pole in oryone seconds going
steadily, but not faster .an required to kesp IL 'front.'
Of the At the haliia pol, he about length
Gear her In i:ls and the same distance III front 1t
the ,hrceqnarter pole. @n The homestrelch tho
forced 20 tia TOP of hes speed and closing Tho
gap nely, when IN orsrnlidy she caied her nce and
broke up Ra.tlcsaake home winner Of the heat
by couple Of lengths IN 80.
Sa '1fa'-Iaiy sutroIll had the best Of the start;
her and Sri pcs "r N oy ss SEQ
csrds. he kept this advantage TO Tie banilo pole,
passing that point in ll9 Going IRON there to the
three quarter pole tho closed hu nicely, shut
ting ~ thc daylight before she reached the oncslre,ch
aai her chances ctmed very favorable nor the heat,
when siiN ain Cliea tho already sSro ZEN krce, and
break wac the consequence, BY his Incident Rattle
snake lad moulding 10 do but Jg % tho score Iae ai
fhird Hsat-A long time wa; wasted ~ scoring wh'n
the E.lf dorm lengths in font. she trCtted
very fast, gong 70 the quarter pole in thrtyelst
seconds aud To- The hsli nile pole Ia tlG kattesnaSs
Notwithstanding all the urging Of pdfcr could not
te lost grouad Of tho start stl he trotted gaucly
untu within tho distance stand, when he ai:en ia
laad Lady SUFFOLK made tia heat 2:4. The pcsss
chase bi lsatcsnake IN this heat had damn ging
sso his chances for WANING tho race, and his cser
became active IN their endeavcrs "a hede their money,
Lady Slfl3ik having become the iasoIits at odds.
Fourth Hot.-Ihs mare went OIL with lilo lead, and
Kept t toic quarter poss IN thrtyDne secouGs, Rattle
SINKS close az TO her. lie forced her to break
te tecsstreich and led past ,ha halnils role haf
crcasin. interest 81 the three 4srer pole, tie mare
being ayle Rattlesass as hs pas cd that point She
his then infront and after exciting contest size
beat him lrrgth 10 the score Ia 2:3S. tho weight u
wascA proving too much fcr the little horse
Nth fk0k.--IGdy Suf0k took the lead, Rat osuake
breaking after leaving the stand. Tho marc
half dssea lengths in advance st tho quarter poe ia
thirtynine seconds about tho distance ia ron. at
tho halt milo pole incl 49, snd nearly distance ahead
To-day there Will be tro. a, the Fashion Course 10.
sweepstakes $500 the winner 70 give all the proceeds
except his cwn stake 70 sopAe pfhlic charity.
TIE FRANKLIN Park COURSE BOSTON.
BcsroS July H. 1862.
The fret days racing camo of to-day the franklin
Park Trottng Course Over three Hundred gpeciatols
present, comprising the elite Of this city and VI
entity. Ibc racing OF very superior cha actcr,
Northern horses winning every race ard the favoti.s
being defeated ia every instnncc.
The three year old race fer purse or $500 milo heats,
by Mr.. Hunters Sai4hiuc, beating Hcfchte and
tie Loyircton filiy, in ~ and 53s
Tue handr -four milo dash for purse Of 500,
was by Mr.. Moifis' rhogsuecs beating Reporter
and Bcttic Ward, IN T:5IL
The hsndirap fnic heat for purse Of $500, was
won by Mr.. Norris Avalanche, beating Hi.isboruuAh
The ttsr the rst heat IN ZOE and avalanche tho
next three heats, IN 1;52,f I56 and i.j2 Each heat
was closely contested.
Tho meeting promises 60 DO hsl,, successful