The New York herald., 1865-07-20

admirers
force TO witness the trot between the Bashaw y Ella
Sherwood and the Hambletonian colt Bruno The match
was for 81 600 sde mile heats best three in nve, in
harness. and more interesting contest has seldom been
witnessed on the rong turf The time Is the best that
ever was made by four year old, and this was done
while the wind blowing gale. The best time on
record previous 10 yesterday was made by colt
named Morgan Chef-now known IN the West rs Erics-
son-which in 2:30s and the performance came on
than Bruno carried this occasion Bruno is won
derful colt and although beaten by the five year old
Basha the fact of his making the fastest mile ON record
At his age will give him lasting reputation me pet
ting that he would win the first heat and his hackers
laying hundred TO seventy on that point and
nearly that he would win the The backcrs OF
Ella very sangune and they laid just previous 70
the start hundred to seventy on the issue There
was vast amount of money pending this match, as
these youngsters universally acknowledged the best
two Of their age the turf This was Brunos second
appearance on tbe track his first being last summer,
when in bis three year old form he defeated Lady Cliff
den very easily In good time and established himself as
sticker The mare made her first appearance last
spring and defeated James Watson. She was then
matched for two races with Toronto Chief at mile
heats three IN ve and the other at two mile heats
The stallion the first race, and the fy the two miles
in splendid STYLE She is capital mare, Of extraordi-
nary speed and has the staying qualities characteristic
Of her and was her endurance that carried her
through winner yesterday afternoon as was evident
that the colt lay over her considerably In speed.
First Heat-When the youngsters appeared On the
track they everything that could DO desired In point
Of condition. and their glossy coats evidence Of the
that had been taken with them They were twice
IN getting up 70 the judges stand GM put
~ tne .nIu ss.cnr Sey sS s. -. ,ere ss rcs
one hunotoo y,IuS vosn uono up NV . s.v ~e 49, e 81
uowh nrsV anu Ieo IVY ens.ns " sne Iue. III 80 - -
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'eau , =, nou .s onsS M L,, ~. 1sr o,,nn
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. ..uo ~ S S y .'ao S.,h rp' a. 10 oaS % WV " w ~ " ~
Tp;rd H.ot The hackers of the coh were now yerv
xI's, anS carnord ono brndrod IN sor,v in the ears
oS ths IacTsrs af tho div wi,hou, rcsnonse. and a.
seemed very much like certainty that the colt would