The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssocIATIos-TRo

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND DISQUALIFICATION.
TING.
WEDNESDAY, June "a, match s. 900, mile heats, best
three in five, under the saddle.
D. Mace named blk. &. General Butler .l 1 1
u. Talnan named b. .. George NJ. Patchen. z 2 2
Time-2:2s-22l-2234.
General Butler was tho iavore in the above racc
wagers being laid At hundred TO eighty others
hundred to seventy, and few hundred to sixty
Young Dobe, OF Pennsylvania rode the stallion instead
Of 1aman. Dan Mace rode the black geding The trot
was one Of the best witnessed, the time OF the
second heat being tho fastest made under the
saddle General Butler in bis with Fillingham last
summer, beat that famous stallion the rs heat in their
rot in 221 which the best saddle time previously
made. But yesterday he beat himself, making the
second heat In 22l. After the his owner offered
to NAH him for s. 900 against the time made by
puichman over twenty years ago--a heat Of three
been equaled Flora Temple once made the at.
tempt, but failed. There . large attend.
ance TO witness the OF yesterday as the
saddle supposed 70 be the forte OF both horses
and great exhibition OF speed looked for. They
disappointed the fret heat however but in the
second their most saDgune expectations were fully re.
ayed The reason OF the disappointment the first heat
was the changing OF nc rider for another uDacquated
ever. understood ca b other was manifest by the
speed exhibited By Patchea In the second heat
Fpa HsG.-Patchen the toss for the inside posi-.
ton the track and, coming up nicely together they got
the word CO. They went side by side 10 the turn
winch gave Patchen about a length advantage
but getting nto straight work Butler up bis head
and they passed the quf pole thirty seven seconds
yoked together. They went head and head the back
stretch, whore Butler broke up and fell of length He
however closed again with the stallion and carried
MIN on his feet and going 10 the 'front.' passed the half
mile pole two lengths ahead In l4 sntler then brok.
up. and Patchen took the lead around the lower turn
Then Butler closed and they came the homcstretch
eide and side. Patchen soon Afterwards broke up
again and lost the heat Iobic not seeming
the best mode OF developing his speed a trottng gait
although most capital rider. Butler home a win
ner by two lengths in 2s much 10 the disappointment OF
those who had laid wagers time.
S,oord Hsdt-Butler was the favorite at hun.
Dobe sdvsedly gave tho stallion several rapid brushes
up the homesretch 10 his energies steady his
action which eaectually did The horses had a capital
start, the stallion leading half length around the turn
and % the quarter pole IN thirty ave half
The black went up 10 and apred hin he reached the
backstretch but fstchen kept bali length front 10
the halt mile pole which be passed In i0. Butler
then e loose and IN going one hundred yards took the
ted sharply after Butler around the turD could
not gain inch the pace fast him and being
urged beyond his powers as they came up the home.
stretch he broke up falling on lengths before hs
recovered Patchens chances for the gone
and Butler came home IN hand. making the heat g2i.
third Hsai both horses fresh Cor the Contest
ana with good send OF they dashed around the upper
turn as u yosed together they approached quar-
ter pole Butler began ~ draw away from aad
passed that point In thiry.dve seconds length ahead
men, In the endeavor u keep with the gedlng,
broke up, and made the distance two lengths between
them lie rallied finely the backsretch and closing
was at Buters shoulders at the hafniis pole IN III
The gediug in passing the stand, again drew away
from the stallion, and went around the turn open
ing the gap every stride and leading on 10 the home.
stretch couple of lengths The stallion afterwards
broke ny, and Butler, reducing bis speed came home
very euy winner by four lengths, making the IN
223A
Tbs trot announced on afternoon between
Molly Pitcher and Empress will take place the latter
pay ing forfeit yesterday.
TIE RACES At TIE cEsrKEviLLE COURSE o-DAY.
There two races 10 on At the Csutrsvs Course
today, one Of which, for four miles Idlewd ooe Of
the best racers that America has produced will be sure
10 Her condition 10 good, spA her friends are oooa
dent that she loses the Fashions four mile TINA
will be beaten The other three horses entered against
her are all good-Nr Gays besg the winner Of the four
mile ~ Philadelphia, Of Mr. Morris having beat
dlewid herself and the Clay borse st Paterson and
the other beng u Fashion, with way u goinx lust
like hts dam. The SECOND bspdicap mile beats
sx horses are entered and the race viii be good one
probably q many heats There will be stake about
the cars from soath ferry al one and two 10 day