The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03

Both stations belong In Washington city, Mr.. Bright
being tho of Washington, and Mr.. Murray
Of Andy johnson, and they on here to have
what they call "a square trot." Neither Of the
horses in being Stat enough
KILL" while Andy johnson covered with boils and
looked like going TO grass than trottng match.
Still satisfied, and the public had to be.
First Heat Andy johnson, with all his Ills the
favorite previous the start at hundred thirty.
The stations had good send of, but before getting
around the turn Washington broke up and lost five
lengths Andy johnson soon afterwards broke up, but
he nothing by the accident and went to the quarter
pole half dozen lengths ahead of the black, in
forty seconds On the backstretch Washington broke
again. and the chestnut led to the halfmile pole ten
lengths, in 20 Going up the three-quarter stretch
johnson began TO hobble and then broke up and was
about five lengths ahead at the quarter pole The
black was then rottng very nicely and shutting up the
gap at every stride, but he turned into the home
stretch he broke up again Johnson followed suit and
repeated but the black had lost so much by his break
that the chestnut could be Overtaken, and he won
the heat by two lengths, in 2:43a4.
Second Heat-The black stallion had now the call in
the betting The chestnut got the best Of the send off
by length and the black making very bad break
the turn Andy with a break led to the quarter pole
eight lengths in thirty nine seconds. He broke again
going down past the old stand and once more before
reaching the half, which point he passed about FIVE
quarter stretch the little black trotted very steadily and
closed gradually while the chestnut began TO entansle
and ''come back" At the three quarter pole Andy
two lengths ahead but before they reached the home
stretch he had broken up twice and the black was close
up 70 him. in fact 50 close that they took crack at
and they had it head and head until they crossed the
score, Andy breaking up and going over on run Time
1851 The heat was given TO Washington.
Third Hea.-Washngton the favorite at one
hundred to thirty. and in instances one hundred
TO twenty was wagercd on his winning The chestnut
had 10 thq hest
turn hall length but then the black made one OF his
bad breaks and almost stood STILL The quarter pole was
passed thirty seconds On the b~ckstretch the
chestnut nearly distance ahead and he led past the
half mile break fifty yards in front. in 1s On the
three quarter stretch the black stallion made another
bad break and was thought that the chestnut would
distance him; but in the other heats he began hob
bling, bouncing and breaking before he got on the home
stretch and IL was as Mclaughlin could do to
force him up the homcstretch. He managed, however,
after free of the persuader to get him in winner
by six or eight lengths in 2:42
fourth Heat The betting had entirely changed during
the process OF scpng and drying the horses and when
they appeared at the the chestnut The favore
at one hundred 70 thirty soon after leaving the
the black broke up even worse than before giving the
chestnut lead Of eight or ten lengths to the quarter
pole in thirty nine and threequarter seconds Andy then
broke up twice. and he began his old game Of hhching
and bouncing and made the third break before he
reached the half mile pole The black broke In front OF
the old stand and almost q stand. Andy
fifty yards in front at the half in rs Going along the
three quarter stretch the chestnut either could not or
him earnest and the black began closing rapidly, and
was not than couple OF lengths behind when they
came TO the homestretch Andy made anotheS break,
and they were soon terms, and had cut and
thrust struggle until they reached the score both going
over on a run, the black being neck ahead Time,
2A2K.
F,fh Hea.-Another change had taken place among
the nnanciers and they trying to lay one hundred
| TO forty ON Washington The horses had very good
start but they got TO the turn they both broke
up the black making his IN the old style, and waiting
until the chestnut had lead OF nity yards before he
began to trot again. Andy broke second time, yet led
TO the quarter pole forty yards in thirty nine seconds
On the bacstrctch tic black broke again. and the chest
nut passed the half mile pole nifty yards ahead In 20
Going up the threequare stretch the chestnut began his
hobbng hitchng and breaking, and by the time ne had
reached the honestretch the black close up to him.
They both seemed used up, but were urged ON to the
stranng point this struggle had to decide the CHI
The chestnut seemed rally and led couple Of lengths
70 the mile distance stand but he began again TO give
way and the black sticking to him tightly, carried him
to u break and beat him TO the stand length making
the heat in 2:44n
This ernoon there will be trotting match for 81 600
| at tine Fashion Course, between Duchess and Lady
Tompkins.
On the Fourth Of July there will be two trots at the
Union Course and three four at the Fashion, one Of
which is against tmc-Dan Mace's big mare TO pull two
| thousand pounds and trot mile in four minutes.
Al the Holoken Course, the Fourth Of July there
4 will he running and trotting.