The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18

Fsrsf Heas-Lady Sherman was the favorite at about
even against the field In the pools she sold for $685.
Commodore Mutt for $44, Gus for ST. Simmons mare
for 500 and the roam for SCI There was great
deal of trouble getting the horses up the par
alIcl but after half dozen attempts, when they
toleraby close together they got the word Lady sher
man leading, the roam second Gus third, Commodore
Mutt fouth Simmons bringing up the Com
modore Mutt led 70 the quarter pole in forty and
half seconds Lady Sherman second, the roam third,
Gus fourth, couple Of lengths ahead of the Sim
mons mare Going down the backstretch Gus and the
roam broke up change took place in their positions
At half mile pole Lady Sherman led three lengths,
Commodore Mutt second two lengths ahead Of the ROAM
she length ahead of Gus, who was two lengths ahead OF
Simmons Going up the lower stretch the four last ones
had another shuttle and new deal and they passed the
three Quarter in string lady Sherman three lengths
ahead of Commodore Mutt who two lengths in front
with The roam one length behind Lady Sherman troted
very steadily, while all the others INDUCED IN one or
more breaks coming mp the homestretch and she won
by three lengths in 26l Commodore Mutt second, Gus
third Simmons fourth and the roam mare last
second Heat Tho pool selling commenced as soon as
the first heat over and Lady Sherman for first
choice brought s1l0 Commodore Mutt $35, Gus ST. Sim
mons So and the roam mare So Gus GOT the Dest
of the sendon this time but broke soon after leaving
Simmons fourth, the roam mare twenty yards behind
At the quarter pole Lady Sherman led three lengths in
forty one and half seconds Gus second, Commodore
Mutt third Simmons fourth, one length ahead OF the
roam mare. Going down the backstretch Mutt and Sim
changed
was still three lengths ahead rs Gus second half
length ahead Of the Simmons mare. who was two
lengths ahead of the Commodore and he two lengths
ahead Of the Going up the lower stretch the
roam mare cut loose and she passed Simmons Gus
aud Mutt and within two lengths of Lady Sherman
al the three quarter POLE The roam made tolera-
Div good effort for the heat coming up the homestretch
but could not overtake the old oneeyed mare who led
in three lengths winner Gus h1d sa Commodore Mutt
Third He0.-Fonr to one was laid on Lady sherman
winning the stake Gus got away with the lead, the
GhAr.u hid (nYnvun
fourth Simmons last Al the quarter pole the roam
mare was length ahead Of Lady Sherman In forty one
the others close together The roam mare and Lady
Sherman had beautiful contest down the backstretch,
the passing the half mile pole half length ahead
in :21 Mutt third two lengths behind the leading
Mares Simmons fourth and Gus last Along the lower
stretch the in the between Lady Sherman
and the increased as they roed until near the
three quarter pole if yoked together The roam camo
on the homestretch neck ahead OF old oneeye, but
there She gave way and Lady Sherman began leaving
her and beat her 70 the judges stand a couple OF
lengths: Simmons third, Commodore Mutt fourth and
Gus last. Time 2:46H.
for $500 between the and Commodore Mutt to
rot mile heats best three in Ave, In harness. catch
weight The mare WAS driven by N. RodD, while D.
Mace took the Commodore in hand The latter the
favore previous the start at hundred to thirty
AZ Is WAS growing late when the match was MADE mule
time was given the horses before they were brought to
the
Fy,zt eat--Commodore Mutt the pole and got
away with lead Of length, which he held around the
turn and the quarter pole, thirty nine and three
quarter seconds Both horses broke up afterwards
and when they resumed trottng the three
lengths ahead of Mutt She led down the backstrech
opening the gap all the way and was half dozen lengths
ahead the half mile POLE in ~ She maintained the
lead to the end winning by about FIVE lengths the Com
nodore having broken up on the lower turn Sand
again on the homesiretch. Time, 2A.
Second Heat-The was the fav0rite at one hun
drcd to thirty when they were called to tho score AS
soon as they got away the mare broke up and
the Commodore took = lead Of two lengths, which he
held the quarter pole, passing there in thiry-eght
seconds and half On the backstretch, when leading
couple Of lengths Mutt broke all pieces, and the marc
took lead OF Eve six lengths which she held past
| the half mile poe--tine l:l8-and along the lower
stretch the three quarter POLE Here she was taken
in hand and the homestretch the Commodore closed
up until within lengths Of her wheel at the stand.
| She apparently easy in 2:(3
Third Heat One hundred u ten on the mare Both
up they reached the turn, and Mutt was
six lengths behind before he began 20 !rot again The
mare that ahead at the quarter pole in forty
seconds about four lengths in front al the half In
and three lengths clear she the homestrech
The geldng trotted samely up the homestretch, and
coming with rush the finish he seemed TO electrify
the crowd who supposed that he would get the heat
The mare won under the whip by short length, in
2:44A. The following ID summary
MONDAY, July 17.-Match $780, mile heats best three
in five, in harness, catch weights
NJ Hodn named II. ........'.''''L
d. Mace named b. x Commodore Mutt ..........2