The New York herald., 1864-06-17

Ftr0 dcdt.-Wnoo tno boN sOuDQed iOr SD0 nOr9o0 70
como forth for the race there five thousand
persons the stands and within the grounds Of the
Fashion Association aud vehicles and horses than
have thcre Butler George Patchen
trotted their year. Flingham the t.
vorits ss two against the field. The track In
magnificent order for speed and time bets
rous low ~ 2:22 Butler tho second favor1te,
at two to against John Morgan. Whom the horses
scoring opportunity given to examine them
closely Fngham appeared much TOO Fat for bruisipg
race notwithstanding he showed great turn Of speed
Butler In nne condition. and looked nt 20 trot Tor
mans life John Morgan did not seem up to the top
notch Ia condition. Hx coat looked rusty aud he
exhibit the spirit thet him. In
ing up while hts driver In the act Of stopping
the bride coming his head, he started into run
The driver, finding he had control over the
heavily on tho ground. injur.ng himself slightly,
yet enough to disable him from driving the race.
The horse. after running about half mile. stopped
without aong any damage, and Dan Mace took him in
hand for the contest The horses had very good send
on put Bnter broke after the word given, FIJI
pgham taking the lead around tho upper turn the start
being from tho old stand Argan also broke up before
be had gone ono hundred yards Ihe stallion led two
euEhs TO the quarer pole 10 thirty six seconds Butler
second, Morgan up Filingham increased the dis
taOco between him and Butler down the bacissretch,
and three leugths in front At the hamiio poe
1l31s. Morgan length behind BltIcr. Going past the
stand futier began TO close UP on Filngbam, and
md haii bennd Finshsn a The three quarter pole
Morgan {, ok run and kept his place behind Butter
Getting well CO 70 the homcsesch the black made play
fr the stallion, and. ter beautiful and spirited
couiesi FIJI CHAM the hest under The whip by hlf
eng,h in 2:I6. Morgan only length behind Butler
now.hs anding that he had broken up twice on tho
homestrc,ch.
Sscs,n liea,-lhe horses had good start AZ soon
tey 10 the Butler br ke up Morgan led around
turn he carried or hts legs, and Filling
Tho stallion went 70 the pole
tn ~ seven seconds As soon 40 Butler settled he ro
ted very aud few moments caught and passed
Morgan closed nd the stallion. On the back
stretch Fnipgnam led lengths, which he held TO be
hail nile toIe passing there 10 l:lSh-Morgan three
to close W the remaining daylight. and on the
lower turn he rushecn the stallion last that hc was
nom sire Gu ap,ed on him and beat him 70 inc distance
stSnd nock Here fellow ran out OF the stand and
irgh cned tina. !, impossible 70 get him
trot rntr the sc re- Fhlinsham ard Butler went
the marx head aud hcad but, the stallion being on
trot mud The ather he awarded tho heat.
M ryan as three len gths behind Time. 225X.
r., ID Hea.-Fwo thousand dollars. 70 thousand
bet Finghsm against the field The horses had
eod d START ilinghsm taking the lead. Butler aud Nor
G. both up before getting around tie upper turn. He
led thre ths the quarter pole ahead Of Butter
who was three lengths ahe ID Morgan In thirty
and bal seconds, and opened tho gap 10 the half mile
Morgan. lime. i;ox. Al the new stand Butler began
closing aud at the three quarter pole was wthn length
aud hall OF the st ion Moraa also closed very fast
g ming the bomesrcch Fillingham took the centre
of the track. Morgan the outside, while Lutler .
esk. went the psae. The lri Came up tho stretch
u a
stall unt, passing the distauce stand the driver OF
Flllngham drew IN the track in the front OF
Butler comp eely sAuitng oil NIL his Cnapces for the
heat Eiiugbam went the score about half length
ahead an The judges gave the heat TO the lat
and FliDgham Tor the crossng Time, 224
F5ph Ued,.-Buter now < eat favorte. Nor
gan the i'd and Found the turn half length
front. and broke up Butler then passed him
bu, soou logs ard Morgan again the lead and
went the quarter poe length and halt ahead 10
tnrty eight aud han seconds. Going down the back
stretch black carried Morgan of b feet and led TO
halt me pole length and half In HOY Butler
ntnued u lead the three quarter pole length not
wiihsiapdng that Morgan as doing considerable
ming. Butter boke up he csns on the homesirctch
and Morgan yoked him, and alter alternating the lead
several times, breaking up twice. Butler BY
neck and shoulders in 23Jk.
Ffh HEAT -aorsan came up for the word very lame,
away with the load but forwards broke
ny Butler oIiowed but managed TO cstch nrst and
led quarter pole I've lengths 10 thirty and half
sec cnds. thsn evident that Morgan had given up
Tho contest could be made trot again, and at
the new stand RULED up lame that he could hard
iy walk 70 his stable Butler the half mile pole
IN las, and came homo In 3lk-
UNION COURSE, L. f-TR0rTTH0.
THURSDAY June isPurse and stake, $780, mile heats,
best three In nvs, iu havness
n Pner named Or b. Toronto Chief. f............ 4
D. Mace named b. SHARK. k.........."....... 3