The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15
The Sa ratoga Troetfng Meeting.

Y,
As we stated in report of the first day. fneetiny
the judges having decided that stallion Hurry Clay
and the geding Dexter virtually trained in the
same stable, or had been within ten days previously
hence in accordance with the Saratoga rules they both
could not be allowed u start and neither John Nor.
gan nor Ethan Allen here the purse of 81 $50
mile heats best three in five, harness. for ali horses
went of. Hence it determined take up fridays
tro, to-day, with the belief that the fine mare LADY
Sherman would make good race with Dexter in the Two
mile hea, neither Stonewa Jackson Morgan nor
Ethan Allen being here To interfere with them there
every probability Of very large attendance at The
course Early in the morning. however the manage
Eicnt was notified by Mr. Hocomb who has Lady SIer
man in charge, that the sore, and would go
out Of the stable little later IL rumorcd that he
had offered To STAR her with provso that he received
$500 cat of the 81 go purse offered by the atom
and still later that the Dexter party had agreed to give
H. ~ this was remarkably like hppodroning the public,
Mr. Morrssey, ON behalf OF the members OF tc oca-
ton who were absent aud himself put his foo; down
at once, ana declined o. countcnancc any such
pacts having been pre-, iously notified by ar Hocomb
that his mare would not start and that II took
starters make the race thing that would be
permitted, and u which he entitled by the condi.
tons of the purse for Dexter over the track
for his twothirds OF the entrance money At the ap
pointed hour o. eleven both Dexter and Lady Sherman
appeared the track and logged IT, Dexter leading
and the mare following, with her Hams
suiky, ana putting IN claim for the purse No judges
were In the sta.d nor any word given, Mr. Wheatley
the secretary, simply record ne the circumstance The
prompt action of Mr. Ncrrissey in defeating what was
regarded as an attempt at pretty little piece Of hippo
dro,nnc, met with the unqualified approval OF all rar-
Ties present with thc exception OF the few who in
tercsted. who as matter Of course protested AGAINST
this interference with their little arrangement In ac-
cordance with which, had the trot proceeded the spec.
tators who paid for their entrance would have believed
The ro to be square one, and the who bet.
ted their money The result would suffered while
the Saratoga Association and the course would have sur
Tered materially in the estimation OF the public.
THE TRoT roE FRIDAY.
The original programme having been exhausted a new
iroi has been made for to friday viz purse
OF $500, mile heats, best three ia Ave for which the
stallion Harry Clay and the gedi katesnake Doth 10
go TO wagoh1 and the gclding Shiptimher 10 70 in har
ness are entered This pronl TO BE- very Ii, ely
lair AZ II IL announ need that all three certain 10
start
THE STALLION You've MORRILL,.
This line stallion, sired by Old Morrill, (Bullrsh Nor
gan and Messenger who readily defeated Harry clay
on the FIRST day OF the meeting Is the sire OF Daco Boston
fcarnangat who beat John Morgan, the colt Johu
Morrill, bought by John Fremont aud other promising
stock He Is matched against Clay at Springfield Mas
and rots against Blackstone Belle and Sorrc Dan at
Boston, on the 18Th OF August He IL also engaged In
four trots against Beckwitbs Young Bashaw at the
fashiOn Course, !. l., next October