The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
GMe Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROHNDs--TROrrIN

Gne Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE COMMISSIONING.
WEDNESDAY, June %, purse and stake $3.50. mile
heats, best turee In dve to wagons.
9. Mclaughlin Il MOD br. b. tillingham.
J. Jovett named ois General Butter ...o
j. Turner named g. &. John Morgan ......... DIR.
Qnares; Haf ME.
Wrist heat .......... .5Aa ll3ia 2:2Gsi
Second neat. IS l:i6 23l
Third beat. 81 liz o.271<
Farsi Htdf terdav was gala day al the Fashion
Course, mnen-e crowd having been called together
Go tro, between three Of the fastest horses at
present the trrt Fiingbam and Butter came the
post when ca lei tor but the other did az
pcaranoe. tii'u-a.'n vas the favore at two to one
Al the ninth attem or start the word givcn with
enc horses heat anu head Before they around 'he
6rst tnruihe star beng from tho old STANDARDIZATION
broke up aud ie OF Two lengths and hall. ti.
bingham led two lenehs to the quarter pole, IN about
Shry sTand Aa seconds. The time was taken from
an outsider the acknowledging thew did
Know where the quarter pole stood Tue black hcise
Groed vory Rapidly ter he recovered from the break
and game CIV the stallion that he latter but
ha length mead wGes lie passed the half pole in
lI3k. Approach he new stand the beau-
head. Butler mnnent afterwards showed bis head
Eront, but tn d'sn went The win the back OF 10
stallion, and resi- ondng TO the ca he dashed away from
Butler at sucn he length clear of h.
before he reacn The tnrec quarter pole Finpnam haa
bots o. Bpeed hn 'i,d tor, ont was evidently tfottcd
~wait and VIM He homestretch one
length ahead OF 4tes and ,ho latter breaking u the
ondeavor t. d. MIRO ,hau he capable OF, the stallion
a:26%
Ntc0Nu
nred 10 fury, Wa few takers Batler took Inc lead to
she turn b. t.i length, but then broke up the
stallion be- en- tbs 90 the quarter pole
thrtyeight seconds. Butler broke up again aud the
gtaiion " lied IT nm Butcr broke third time and
aean INC s,,i rs stride Was shortened. AZ tAe halt
mile pole-tiine lIt-Fi'nsharn half length
ahead, and shouted that II beautiful
raco. At to eA stand FiIineharn was three-IGsrers
OF iensth d, and The crowd were ecstacles-hey
never saw rete % preti'y contested as this. AZ the
shreo.9uaeter he horses were neck and neck; but
Chen Mclaughlin seen 10 strike the stallion with the
whip, anu tnn ,5der Tell oil, coming the home
etre,ch prpke nP snd me station again taken III
hAnd. Butter ied hard 20 overske him, but he broke
Gp again, King TIE llh time In the heat and Filling
ham came home very easy winner by Two lengths, in
23f.
THIRD Reot-Cue hundred &C. twenty in many Instances
wore wagered on tihnshan The Judges gave the word
when the st ,n two lengths b.ilind Butter, and
before he got around the he broke up b,dy Butler
With break led tour lengths tie quarter pole thirty
seven seconds. AFTER the stallion squared himself he
trotted very fast, shutting the gap at every stdc But
Ter broke up on tbs ba but resuming bis trot
quickly, he od twn lengths TO the half mile POLE In LILO
From there To the stand the speel OF the stallion
grca before witnessed Oh trotting
track lie r,vhed Butler suCa rate that he wcnt
mp and passed MIN ainot instantly, carrying him I,
break, ind load ny engIhs and half TO tho three
quarter pole The s;oG kept upthis magnificent stride
until tait way up h0mestreicb, when he 10
hcod by h trtver and home winner Of the race
Qnd money, IN 2.27h The last half mic was trotcd In
il2h.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-rRorTTSG.
"WEDNESDAY, uue 90 match $780, mile heats best three
In five, III harness.
Aid. McM,nou named sally Come Up Reed forfeit
r. Waters named b. K. JENNY lynch Paid torer
Annual Rcsafia o! eisc Hrooi<iyn Yacht
Ctub.
The seventh annual regatta OF the Brookiyn yecbt
Club oil Yesterday after, f the cub house.
ot the foot OF Court Tho weather was mos, pro
pous TT tile yDchlsns,, aud everything passed OF
the most ne san. manner. ~ suty tour boats
terod for TIE rncciaF four sohoouers. 81 ops 81
che rst cuss sleeps Of the second class and four cat
zig boats Of tue MS class.
The course a stake boat Oh club house
Snuey slaud on,, 10 buoy No. o. or the tail o.
wind thr southwest at toe stat. bu gradually
Soered hroa q us sor y tnc when tue yachts we're
about hal Wv homo blew quite fresh iron, the south.
The FRS, css schocners started from their anchmaye
O 1254, the secnd csss soops a, 1885, the first ass
eoCps 81 1853, aud ~" eairissed ats at oJe o'clock
There was hove breeze at tue moment starting
and ms the feet stood OF TOW rds the Jersey snn-c TO
catch the I'll rver cob, ,dc prosecuted
OF tho dnes in,eInabie. The steamers Martin and
Eausnon, with the trends f the clnD ioowed the iee
and as tic cptas fer the lsa between the head beats
grow ccso the excitement among the passengers became
Intense.
The the slskebos or Concy Island Point WAS
'dead beat, ana cxhioisel tfe ousc sailing qualities
md nd cias ooTr few over the water
was worth behcdi.s After turning the outer
quito gsvc larger yachts chance 10
exhibit their 50. eorr qualities, aud enabled them 70
schooner Ecua teok the lead OF the fleet, ard
mauaged TO Keep To- sdvahce until within few ieet Of
Che home stake baa.
Tho contest between the schooners was a sided
cfitr, tuf Extra Ia, ng u az her own way Between
Che No lilo AID J9w lie Gable toere skill
ful manotsttna tar Ge le3d around the outer stake
boat The Jcnri. tnb trspagci to turn FIRST and
Gained IA Il puin 10 tue until she reached hume.
The Cf the ,loe Claimed the pfae, however, TN
the gro 10 tnttIc euac cable should o'low hm four
minutes tweuy seconds IN time for excess of
vase aud tie slaiu Wa allowed.
The uat Interesting contest, perhaps, was that be
(weou oil The Laura took thc lead from
She etrt and anarei sc y Il " AL through tie rsce
Tho rusieI ri favorita followed clnse IN her wske
and en-. efr iopl cr the course IN uno style
ihe ialo ur shows the hour ut which zach boat
arrived az tlie stskc boat