The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

Second heat. .........,.... ~ !iS Sax
Lhrd neat ...............' 20 ~ 80
Fourth heat minimum. ~ -. $50
Fhth neat ................ ~ S+1
sixth heat. ~ scc.A S'4]
Seventh heat ..,.......... ~ LA z'S~
Firyt Heas-Iady Sherman was the favorite against
the field at two to Commodore Mutt took the lead,
followed closely by Lady Sherman, the roam we'll up,
Simmons mare several lengths behind, break. They
reached the quarter pole in this way in forty ssccnds
Going down to the hacksuetch all the horses broke
up and wien they passed the half mile pole In l2l,
the roam mare was length ahead Of Lady Sherman,
who was three lengths front Of the Commodore and
he about six lengths cloar Of Simmons The posi-
tons Of the horses unchanged to the threequaer
pole gnd Notwithstanding that Lady Sherman and the
roam mare both broke up the homestrech, the
the heat by length, 2:A Lady Sherman second,
three lengths in front of Commodore Mutt Simmons
was a very bad fourth.
Second Ha,-Lady Sherman still the favortte at two
to one. Commodore Mutt got away best, the roam
ond, Lady Sherman third, simmons' mare bringing up
the At the quarter pole the Commodore was
length ahead of the roan with Lady Sherman at her
wheel and Simmons mare four lengths behind Time,
forty seconds Going down the backsretch the Commo
dore broke up and the roam took the lead, Lady
Sherman second four lengths ahead OF Mutt who led the
brown mare half dozen lengths They passed the half
mile pole in his way in 40 From there TO the stand
little alteration took place, notwithstanding Lady sher
man and Commodore Mutt both INDUCED in break.
tanced
Third Heat-The roam now the favorite at
two to one against the field Commodore Mutt took the
lead, and went to the quarter pole in thirty eight
seconds four lengths ahead Of the mare, who
two lengths ahead OF LADY sherman, simmons mare
Commodore Mutt three lengths ahead ofthe ROAM In
H. Lady Sherman third Simmons mare ten lengths in
the rear and keeping steadily trot the Commodore
winner by Ave lengths in 2:37, the second
three lengths in front Of Lady Sherman, Simmons mare
just inside the distance flag by running.
ting at hundred to ninety She took the lead then
into Commodore Mutt and went to the quarter pole
two lengths ahead of Lady Sherman, Commodore Mutt
and Simmons mare both up and several lengths behind
passed in :21, the length ahead of Lady
Sherman, who four lengths in front Of the Commo
dore, Simmons mare away behind From there around
10 the stand the trot exciting, particularly up
the homestretch on hundred yards which the
and Lady Sherman were side and side, the roam
running until within length OF the score when she
canght and roted past the stand half length ahead Of
Lady Sherman who just then broke up and over the
The Judges gave the nea 70 LADY sherman and
distanced.
Finh The mare the favorite at eighty
10 fifty. Commodore Mutt took the lead, and went to
the quarter pole two lengths front Of Lady Sherman
the roam two lengths behind. Time forty seconds Go
ing down the backstretch the and the Commodore
broke up and Lady Sherman passed the half pole
two lengths ahead Of the others in II At the three
quarter pole she half length ahead of the roam and
four lengths front Of the Commodore who had broken
up again. She came home an easy winner by three
lengths Commodore Mutt second, the roam third.
two to one Commodore Mutt took the lead, and was
headed in the heat He trottcd steadily through
lengths ahead Of Lady Sherman who was about The same
distance in front Of tho roan and the half mile POLE in
IL LIP The positions were unchanged to the end 1"'
Seventh Heat 1T had now grown 20 dark that it was
impossible TO distinguish one horse from the other after
they lett the until they returned Lady Sherman
came in first, half length ahead Of the roan who
about length in front Of Commodore Mutt. Time,
249. us sf
To day match for 900 will be trotted at the Fash
ion Course; also q sweepstakes.
Base Boil.
THE ARRIVAL OF TIE KEYSTONE CLUB OF PHILA-
DELPHIA-KEYsr0HE vs. EUREKA, AT NEWARK.
The Keystone Club, of Philadelphia duly arrived in
town last evening" according TO previous
In the HERALD and put up the Lafarge House, which
is to be their headquarters during the week The club
stopped at Newark route, in order to play with the
Eureka Club of that city The Philadephans arrived
at thrcequarter past eleven o'clock and met at
the depot by large delegation Of the Eureka Club who
escorted them to Deters Hotel, whore handsome col
ation prepared for their guests by the Eurekas
After dinner the Keystones taken through the pretty
hour twos enjoyable ride and brief soourn at OF
the city gardens they taken the club rooms and
EureRss grounds, corner ' Of Ferry cry and md Adams
Streets where very numerous assemblage OF spec
siderable curiosity being cvinced to witness the per
formances OF the Keystones, II being their hrst
visit to Newark Tho Eureka club opened the game and
at took decided lead their batting being for the
second time this season. the feature Of their pny the
totals at the close Of the second innings being 10 to
and by the close Of the fourth innings had been more
than doubled tho figures being q TO In the two fol
lowing innings each side added 70 their score and
the friends Of the Philadcphians began to hope that
rally would bring the Keystones TO respectable
figures in the game but in the seventh and eighth in
nings the Eurekas did some more Of their splendid bat
ting and BY equally s::e acaing ssvssq thsI sdyers
tosaIs ,suse "a sne eightn
innings being 40 TO In their favor by this time most
OF the interest in the match had ceased In the last In
nings the Keysones brought their TO H. the Eu
rekas obtaining grand total Of 30 The game over, the
Phadephans again entertained at the club rooms
and afterwards escorted to the cara arv ing In the city
at ten p NJ. We give the score Of the match below