New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29
GREAT TROTIING-M1TC ON TIE
FASHION COURSE.

FASHION COURSE.
Ye.,eyday the most exciting aud close y-contested
rotting match tint has yet take place this season
came off on the above course. The mach was LOT
a 900. mile heats best three in five to wagons, be-
tween the gray mare Lady Suffolk, belonging TO Mr..
Henry Genet, the County Clerk, and the bay mare
Kitty Wink. the property Of leading city merchant
who ore OF the stanCbest patrons OF tho turf IN TINS
locality In addition 10 the stake there was On out
side bet, between the respective owners, OF sooO
2 side ON the result. The race was originally liked
To- Tuesday Last but the day being uniavcrabe, aud
the conditions of the match specifying "a good day
and good track" caused It's posiponement 70 the next
fair day. A purse-rsce with I've entries was set
down for yesterday, but the match in question took
precedence and the former was postponed until to-
morrow Friday.
Ike day looked unfavorsbe in rhe early part, and
even up TO 3 o'clock in the afternoon fears were
entertained that tie rain, WHICH bad been falling
quietly. would stop tie sPOr. just at that honr,
however the .dn broke cut brightly the rain ceased,
and the horsrs were brought ont ON tie tfa' pre-
rarsiorv 10 tho race. Speculation was very brisk,
;lo0 10 $50 b,ng bet 81 The commencement Oh tie
orpcnep. considerably. Before the start, hoNeZas,
the li,t.e bay mare improved in puolie esiiuatlon
when her fee style Of going, in tie hand. d Dan.
Phier. was seen, and deal u even money was in
y,.red Hiram Woodruff handled the rens over the
o-ly. AMI ~ bis adnlilab.e driving, coolnsss, and
;.lln.nt. the County Clors !, greatly indebted for
M. ultimate success Of lis IL the aaicl. The
f,,,oyging II q description 81 The .scc:
F.rt HeqL-K.ty Wink "a by length to tie
orarier uoc IA 49, sees. bnt breaking badly, en-
nlled Hiram 10 give her the go-by which she MAIN
t,;ned - the half mile. Tine, l:lS!. Here the
bay closed tie gap little, bu, again getting of her
feet. los, ground, and Hiram was 40 lengths ahead
AZ the tnYn iuto the home stretch. Here Phier closed
No little but gould ,uut get nearer 'baa length on
pasna the score which w,.s crossed in 49, by the
"esllsnt gray
Second Heai-Tbe betting va now ,l0o 10 so
on the Lady. A tine Start was Effected, bu, on
,he last hea, KITTY Wink broke up, and Hiram was
fully two lengths in advance AT the quarter role,
csusing repeated ofsfs Of 800 TO $50 on his WIN
hing tie race lie increased the lead consii, rably
all the way round, AID won too heat easily IN . o..
Third Lkat-It was thought that the gray would
a.ilv yin this heat and thus finish tie match
bs.s being made that tic bay maro dill NOS get
hea'. The latieg took decided lead, bsying much
the hest oi he start, deprived however Of thopoe,
and tie gray breaking badly both on tho second aud
thrd quarter enabled Pilcr 10 roore the heat TO his
credit, by three lengths, IN .: III.
Fo.sif Hc1t--TLe frieuds OF tie little bsy mare
we've iabilant over the last heat, ard some money
was ins,ted A. good odds that sAe prove tie
l.. - ..ffs 81. a..
,rav rather went back at the finish of the
two last heats and WAS also firing. Her
owner aud lis friends, however, were still con-
fdeu-, and willing to support their opinions with the
currency \ very excellent sci-oi, with Kitty cut
ting up her capers yery quickly but the experienced
pifsr coon had her down 10 her work ana at th.
quarter-pole was Close alongside the gray. 80 they
remained On passing the old stand bur the longer
side OF the gay told and SIZE passed lhe ha!inl.le
pole l,ugth ahead From this point famous race
ersned-toth lopped together ail the way, aud 20
close were ihoy locked together mp the hone-sisetch
tLat On passing the score the judges wers unable 70
-ay hich OF the two had the bcs' OF it, and there
.i,re promo lnced j, "dead heat" Time, ,. 10.
/ FiNi Hsai.-Thc interest, in consequence oi the
dead Aea,, now became very great. The send oil
was q capital one, and up 20 the quarter pole, they
were head AMI head together; indeed, they Went
down the lower SIDE, past the old stands they looked
Ikea ,cam going round tho tIrck. At the halt mile,
/ Hiram was leading tribe, hut the lite bay, strug-
giing gameiy ON, rot To his wheel on entering The
/ i,s quarter. The pace and e&ertou, however, war
to nnch Tor her, and she waa carried od her feet,
aid before Bile could get down again to her worn.
the gray who tro,;ed steadily tho heat WIS too flr
ahead TO be ovcrhau'ed, and Lsdy Sullo.A was de-
circd the winner of the heat aud match la s:ill.
| Thus finished, sfer live heats Including dead
heat this interesting MATCH which was one OF 'i'c
best witnessed i,r long time. Indeed, there nv
been better iIolllng On tie Fashion Course ,''''
season than At any former period. Is Is nue '""'
tie record Of fact time made has not yet
that Of the uD.qualed Queen OF tie iIo'''hs '"''
Flora Temple, bnt tue contests have oo'" VI -"
closest, yT4mest, sld most exciting ch"i"''o'' ""'
well calculated TO render trottlug as popular WIN
tho pub'ic as il was ia former years. o.ioro ."o
system of " hippodroming vas in''od"''u.
irot for n nure OF 500 mile heats ior when Lazy
Emms, "WhatIs IL" James Lynch, jil and \ 'mo'e
Dick are entered. AMI announced for Yesterday z"
stroned until tomorrow. lSee ADVERTISEMENT
The double team tro. u also postponed Len ~