The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-05

First Heat The betting about one hundred to fifty
on Up ana Up previous to the start The stallion had
rather the best OF the send or and led for some distance
the turn when both horses broke After they recov
cred the led one length, which she held 10 the
quarter pole passing that point in thirty nine seconds
On the back stretch they both broke up twice. the stall
lion leading the hall. mile pole three lengths In :l8
The mare partially closed the gap In going along tho
three quarter stretch, both horses making two breaks
before reaching the homesreich where they were on
equal terms going along nicely, side and side, until tho
stallion dew up again. when the mare took command
ing lead and came up to the score winner BY four
lengths, IN ASK
Second Heat Ono hundred to thirty offered on the
mare The horses had start, and vert away
rapidly but before they got around the turn, both Of
them had broken and the mare sa,d up until the stallion
had settled and got ten lengths away rcm her going to
the quarter pole IN thirty nine and quarter seconds
The trottcd prey down the backstetch and closed
the gap considerably The stallion passed the halfme
pole in n On the three quarter stretch tho marc
broke up and until she closeup 10 the stallion aud
at the threequarter pole broke again and ran IN front or
HIM, leading into the homcstretch BY TWO lengths The
stallion broke up three times the bomesretch, bat
the ing made another break and that bad one
he beat her to the stand half a length IN 30.
Tiird Heal The mare was stili the favorite ut one
hundred 10 thirty good start was effected after
lille sconns, the stallion taking the lead and ro,g
aroud the length and baf ahead To the quar-
ter polo IN thirty seconds The marc getting into
straight work cut loose ana went down the backstrech
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break and leading thre lengths TO The half mile POLE N
i3L Tho mare trottcd the second quarter thirty
four and half seconds She was four lengths ahead
going up the three quarter stretch, but was taken IA
hand as the homestrcch, and trottcd
steadily up to the score. making the hea, IN 23ik
Purh Heoi. One handred TO twenty was offered On
the mare TIL horses started head ana head, and
for about inbred ards they were side and side
Then the stallion broke up twice, ana tho mare 100
length 20 the quarter POLE IN thirty nine seconds On
the backsrftch both horses broke up but the stallion
beng breaker took the lead and was couple OF
At The hal nntS
Tho broke up again on the three quarter sirech.
and the stallion led Two lengths TO the pole
Both broke the tnc and the mare ran until she
was lengths In front o. tn Stallion aud he breaking
up twice afterwards the mare won ths Nat oy ABOUT
three lengths, In ass
noBoKEN COURSE, N. J. RACING.
TUESDAY, July Premium $500. two mile heats
r sned,cor named Oh. g. Garry Owen, Jr.........2
n Terpey named bI b. Rescue ..................t
Time, 4i0H-4:l2k
Aner two heats had been In tho above race the
judges mado discovery that the affair was swiDdle
and they thereupon stopped tho and declared all
bots on The parties engaged the above transaction
will no doubt BE- ruled o the Hobokcn Course and never
be allowed horse again over that course
SAME DAY.-Pursc and stake $500, milo heats best
three IN 1--WE, ~ harness
N. Rodin named r. IN -.....................I j i
J Psuiding named b. e. --..................2
Il sheldon named b. & Peanuts. Drawn
ow,r~. nay Mle
First heat. ..............!iX i;st s s:ssx
socond hcat... .........ssSi - S'ss.
Third heat. .........sot i'zos zHA
A foo, m o OF i've miles between T. Brady and N.
Cassidy for thousand dollars. will como OIL this after
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