The New York herald., 1863-06-03

i've owners; but the rt did not seom 70 satisy tho
spectators which is the faster horse a. Rockingham
was unmisaksbly himself for bruisng race, one Of
The cords Of his near leg being much swollen and
sore The nrst race-to tho pole with running mate
was forfeit by the Of ths stallion, the present
in harness. while the last which 70 OF next Tues
day. will be under the saddle, and BY that only win
tho sporting public have chance to Judge Of the relative
merits OF the horses. From what took place yes
terday opinions various Tho gray gedng seemed to
have speed enough for half o mile; but then his leg
would become painful, aud he would brcak ,p "
relieve It. Fiingham In good condition. aud
oked magnificent he heats not seeming u distress hun
In ths least The cause assigned FOR the injury 70 ock
ingham training the Centrcvile course which has
been put in order this Tor trotttg and too
hard for exercising work His owner and trainer. how
think that his injuries are but Temporary and th
he will be all right for the cnng match under the sad
die. He is certainly IA fe bodily condton, aud slight
lot up will not DO him much harm
ing the fears OF tho pubic In Consequence OF
Wedn sday las,. Not case Of robbery VAS heard q
yesterday. and II is believed that the p-orieors Of
the course have made arrangements TO have the thieves
dd condition fr last time. bat The wind blew gale
during the afternoon and swec ing ciords OF dust along
the track greatly embarrassed both horses and drivers
during contest The betting the not very
brisk all seeming anxi,cs 70 get on Flineham, ard one
hundred TO forty was wseered on 'hs stallion As often "
Frs Heii--A good and start was given TO the
horses aud they went around the
dous rate Of speed Flnsham breaking up badly before
got tho stra gh stretch Rockingham vas fully forty
wards ahead Of him at the quarter pole thrtysx
hslf seconds The stallion came amos, 10 slardsil
before resumed his tot and the gray widening TIE
space between them and as they passed tho half mile poe
Flingiiam was nearly a distance behind. Tine l:l4L
Lav the ncs stnd and going around the lJwcr turn,
Fininghan began H. extend himself beautifully, and
every stride brought him nearer to the gray lie was
nearly four seconds behind him ~ the hsli. but be
shut The gap up rapidly that he swung the home
stretch IMPRESSION seemed to DO general that be wo "a
overtake the gedng Rockinsh,m, however, had saved
a brush while IN the lead aud when the stallion ap
preached he losre snd came home q winner by .
coullc q lengths m,king the heat In 2sx fiingham
| trottcd tho last half milo W l:ilA
four with god start they went flying around tho
upl turn the gray leading three lengths to the quarter
pole thirty sx seconds and Keeping ny the steam went
IN that way the bksueseh bus then the Immense
poelsrs e the staiItn began W play more freely, and
The gray carr,.d TO break. he was, however, .
lenrh ahcad they passed the half mile pole Time,
| Il3 l:ockn CHAM again broke up, and tho stallion went
10 the =, ut vp-ncd vide gap between them,
which ~ maintained to abe SORE oggins IN h' dozen
Inr, T.a, one hindred TO twenty nov crered op tbs
eI ba, bs,ore aSey sos T. The apper torn Des
broxe and side snd side with The stslipu,
bringing their vehicles nc e,isn making ipsiosers q
however d not frghcu hessa iion and he kept stead
~ u hs and I'd io ens,hs 70 the quarter Ile m
thrty even se opd the hrf NH. zoe. about ths
sans aisiacs ~ Tia on ths turn, Rockn CHAIN
fei b'dy, aud s,is 10 go quarter pols the s,a'n
race ccascl,a TINA had competitor, and he came
oggitg 20 the hsa--gf-tcn ~ an easy eprcsing gait
| thifty yarcs o. feni. ing the heat IN 22sk Mr
aorrissey tasn t i tdscs that the race was oses a
he did noi intnd lstxingLain again Tor prude
tlaI rcascpz. lie plainly that hs horse could NOD
win IN present condition, and o start sgan mzht aid
~ his injury Aud then the crowd disrey~ed.
The seoood rnee bstueon Gcorse ~ faieben and Ccnc
raj Butler or 5000, two ME heas, In harness. VII
como on this Afternoon H -sH
IArpn.--Nr. Henry steers VIII launch this mornirs
as about e'oook. the steamer Ketnbuti a. frou
his yard II crespyotn,. sh, Is tor tho n. o. Rob~t
Ktcangnsa line oe sssausss atrt4s