New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
yR0T7yyC on THE FASHION COURsE.


tros that have taken place this eeason came on on
the Fashion Course l.. /. TIE stake was pure OF
.00 given BY the Association Two miles and repeat,
in harncss There were four well-lnoyn tiotters
entered for H. viz: ?. n. Lady Emma named 10y
Hiram Woodraif +. IN Jill, named by ID. Ialiman;
b. o. James Lynch. named 10y bis owner; and b. z.
Nimble Dick. named by Sam Mclaughlin. The TWO
latter did not put IN an appearance, as the company
WIS too good for the uanle,ake oi Oh. ely SheF-ai,
wbjl, il j. well known thai Mclaughlin seldom
keeps faith with the public by starting his h0ises ia
any rice that they may lie entered Tor. a. II was,
however a the Interest WIZ ccnier'd ~ tie contest
ociwe,n Jilt aud Lady Emma, II BENG the mt o.
c:eiou they bad mel together ~ tie track.
The DAY delightful, the track ia excellent con
dition for making ia.t time, ana the ATTENDANCE,
thou not numerically great, wac blghly ffspecta-
BILE embracing all the m0si prominent owners ol
asst; rotiing stock end amateur horsem'n OF tins
civ IN race i'seit proved r. tcarclv exciting from
L: sloenes- OF ne sirug.le in ho,A heats, aud WIS
ro lrclyr of great satisfaction 90 All psfie-, boih
winners and io-,rr. InC,ed, 1t ngst b ackno@l-
cfg that tie course pursued by tie Fashion Asso-
.tiou IN the manrgr M ~ Of the races aui matches
run over their track ~ emlgenly calculated 20 ele-
,ate tro.lng IN the estimation OF the sloriing aud
.,.,rra' unbir aud by pnnf, ing i Of .ho d'. rgras
lie practices hitherto associated with II, tend 10.
place II on naer and more respectable 'asis than
II iffH hitherto fO-Serr'l IN iil- iothhtE
The purses advertised 90 be- given, are invariably
Iuuc 40 before the race -o that not only 90 the
oners of hofres ieel cehhi Of receiving the stakes
won by tier animals when successful, bnt tie pub
he themselves, assurcd that the horses Will 10
their bet WIN since the system oi " 'ihie money
Arrangements La. been abolished. Tie tfois tlnt
have been held on rhs eour-c during the present
.aun have been closer cuntc ied and productive OF
greater sat siacion to all VITO have witntssed them
than any We have witnessed Oh Long leland for the
ar three or four years let tie public once become
assured that when they 20 10 the Fashion Course
tncy can safely rely all occasions seeing good
honest square races and they viii literally patron
i-e and support tie sy-teIn and Institution Of
;IOtting.
Before the horses appeared on the track Jill had
little the beet OF tAe betting, aud III one pool OF
500 shc sold for goo Lady Emma for i3j and
Nimble Dick (atout whose starting there Wa grca.
o., rtery and uncertainty lIevailirgl for 81. But
the-e portions ia public estimation were changed
directly aferward. for in second pool OF 500 tine
inst choice lJilt WAS cold FIR $l0U the secoId Lacy
bets Of . 10 go on Jill were also made before the
Judges Summoned tie horses for the
Flrh Heai.-Iherc was considerable tine wasted
in getting the horae' to score. owing the the irao
tousaess Of Jilt, who was driven by Tlmau, and
who rhowod temper, breaking badly every time nn
attempt 10 get tue word was made. This led TO
Lady Euma supcfseling her N public estimation,
and 900 TO g. was bet severn; times ia one quar-.
ter Lady Emma, driven by Hiram Woodruff hal
the pole, aud when tat last the word ego" Wac pro-
nounced, she allowed jill, to take lead Of about
length and hali. he bali mile done il IL,
aud soon aiicrward, the Lady broke but Hiram re.
covered her qu KY, and On pas-ing tho Judges
stand, in 2:3i was only "a length behind On the !
int quarter OF the second mile, Hiram closed the
gap, but Jilt let out reef and kept her previous
lead.
JUS, at the iall-milc POLE Jill broke buddy, ard
l. 81.
he turn into the home-sirctch. when JI't closed
upon Emma, earned her OF her leg, aud deprived
her of the iead. \ splendid struggle up the home.
stretch ensued, Jill leading bat tLe Lady gaining ut
every stride wAe the other seemed 10 ego back,
rs Iallman had 10 use the whip freely. Twenty !
lcne:h. from the stand, and Ilrtn had got level,
.s mare answ ring gamey 10 his call for inrhins
.i.oft. Neck md neck they raced together, amid
the breathlcss excitement O The spectators, who Lad
seldom focu such a magnificent contest AID, When
they passed the stand locked ciose together, 1t was
ihicat TO say which wa iirt, until tire Judges de-
-Lred that Lady Emma lad won the beat ny short
neck IN j:lS.
,,ec,ad If.4L--Rc,ting wa. now 300 20 so on
he Lady with few il any takers Jilt took tie lead
A. before but broke Jadl near the quarter pole and
hiram took his E,Oso 20 The front with loao OF Il
dozen lemlth Ialnan gradually clcIt up AND on
HE homeftietth apped ard rassei her. crossing TIC
score on The iet mule half length ahead line = H.
Lady Emma worked patiently behind nnhl they
bad r,acacd The hali-uiic pole when sne olo'cd ath
ryc OF the finest slh ever witnessed GA tho course
was pn4en,ed Head and Nepd, stride by s,rdc,
wheel and wheel they daehed along together, look
ng precisely If thoy Larnes e. toseihcr ~ IL
caa, so even waa their po8iti0n. Tuning the
nome-tIelcI Jit. uneble 10 80 che pace. broke 30
badly that Hiram came along at BIZ ea'c and won
hc heat and fare by ten icn g'hs, IL 1:.1!.
SUMMARY.
FtsMoS tocnsf, L.. l., May %, lSO2.--Pnrse
Sll', t"o miles and repeat, W harnter.
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