The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01

The Turf. -
FASHION COURSE l.. 1T.
best three in five, in harness
J. H. Whtson entered blk. s. Fitzpatrick > l 1
W. E. Morgan entered blk. m Lady Mcclellan. 2 2
H. Coleman entered blk Farmer Fitch. ......
Time-2 59-2 :57-2;5S-2:58.
First AeatLady Mcclellan the favorite again wttne
field at even. The mare and Farmer Fitch had very
level stars but the stallion three lengths beh 'nd
when the word given. The mare led around t. 70
turn and lengths ahead at the quarter pole,
Farmer Fitch second two lengths in front Of the stallion
Going down the backstrech the geldng broke up, and
the stallion took the second place, and began closing
the mare. She was, however three lengths ahead Of
him at the half mile pole. On the lower stretch the
stallion put in he1cks rapidly and gradually shut
up the daylight ard the three quarter pole he showed
his in front Here he urged little too much
and forced TO break which very bad one the geld
ing going up and passing him before ho recovered The
mare the heat by half dozen lengths, the stallion
second having beaten the gedng to the score by ahead
Time, 2:59
Second Hea'-The the favorre At three to one.
The trio had very fine sendoh, the stallion leading
around the turn, Lady Mcclellan second, the getding
Close up Fitzpatrick was two lengths ahead at the quar-
ter pole and rotng very steadily down the backstrtch
opened gap Of SIX lengths to the half mile pole, the
mare and geding having broken and were bouncing
along on b0pskip and jump kind of gait and falling
far in the Tho stallion eight OF ten lengths
ahead at the three quarter POLE but the mare, having
settled troted finely up the stretch and gained consd
and won by about three lengths in 2:57
Third HedtThe mare was still the favortte at ten to-
eight though her hackers wanted to substitute another
driver in the place of Mr. Morgan. Mr. McMann got in
behind her. but beng objected to he gaveh over again
to her The stallion took the lead ut once, and
went TO the quarter pole length aheadof the mare,
opened this gap down the backstretch passed tho half
mile polo two lengths in 'front.' and, maintaining his ad-
vantage, came to the winner by two lengths,
making tho heat in 1853 The geldng was half dozen
lengths behind
FurG Hat The stallion the favorite at two to
one but there still considerable murmurng about
the driver Of the mare, and attempt was again made
TO put another person in his place. the outsiders not
thinking him ssilfu enough to win their money They
did not succeed however, changing drivers, and the
went before The stallion again took the lead
around thcurn. closely followed by the mare the geld
ing bringing the run. AT the quarter pole
the stallion led length the four lengths ahead Of
the geding. There change OF position down the
backstretch the stallion and tho mare taking step for
step; but getting into the lower stretch the mare
crawed up to the staions head, and they had neck
and neck struggle all the way up on TO tho homesretch
and up TO the score the stallion winning by neck, in
1853 Tho gcding was three lengths behind.
The stations Toronto Chief and Commodore Wander
bit trot match for 900 on Saturday afternoon