The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-12

First HeG,.-Fanuy Allen was the favorite against the
asid at one hundred " entyve he appeared very
Ans behind but al the others were troubled in the
sAne way In the game Of Ego IT, ye cripples Fanny was
taken for rst choice After hours scoring Hum
ming Bird got away with the lead Dictator second Cap
eain Tslman third and tho mare forth and on break
~ the quarter pole Humming Bird neck in front
q DICTATOR the gray third two lengths behind Fanny
ssssssh Dictator gave Hummlng Bird the eo-by,
ead led to the hai.-milc pole one length
gray r s sse'd Of n.
approached tho three pole be began quit and
SAe gray went quickly to him. Dictator afterwards
winner four lengths Dictator second length ahead
81 Fanny Allen, who had trotted very finely from the
1a6.nils pole Humming Bird was distanced Time.
Sssnd Heat-Fmny Allen was still the favorite against
s ns ,h,r Dictate, took the lead the gray second
and the chestnut were yoked and they went side ard
SO 10 the quarter poe tn The three lengths
Ill the way down the backsetch except Just as they
passed the halt pole the abol three feet
condition The then got away and led to the three
quarter poe four lengths ahead Of the mare Dictator
having broken ? on the-lower turn The mare then
sne gray ut every stride UNTIL they crossed the score
she had her no in 'front.' and the Judges awarded er
she heat Dictator was six lengths behind Time. 1884
Third HeG.-One hundred TO twenty then current
on tho Dictator took the lead but brok M on
Che upper turn and Fanny and Captain Taman went to
che quarter pole head and head Going down tho back
stretch the struggle was hard one, and Fanny broke
up about half way, and tho gray got clear OF her Tor
moment She, however, was at his wheel at the hal
mile pole and Dictator was rapidly closing The gray
100 one length around the lower the mare three
lengths ahead OF Dictator but afterwards the latter
Broke up, and that the last OF him, his driver
eAw that he was too TO win, and lie made no
held the lead the homcsrctch and after very ami.
IA cd contest won by three lengths. Time, 237il.
Iburth Hed'.-Onc hundred o. sixty-hve then
waaored the gray and 10 all appearances his chances
we're the best They got away level and went around
NE turn and 10 the quarter pole side and side. TIE
mare then broke up and the gray led n length and
half TO the half mile pole The rallied well around
she lower turn, aud took side with altman the three
quarter pole, and they swung the homes reich yoked
together fine struggle up the stretch resulted In the
msrc winning by half n length, In 2:3sZ
mn ~ THE was again tho favoritc NJ one
huHdred 10 fiy. She took tho lead nj the start led
around the upper turn length, one length
naf ahead nj The quarter POLE two lengths In front q
haimile pole; but Tallman broke twice on tho lower
burn, and was little clio at the thrceQuarier poe
SHOW ng that he Is pr Try good breaker. The mare,
however, tretted steadily and gamely up the stretsh
sad won by length, In 2:3ez.
FASHION COURSE, L. r.-TRoTrISG.
troffing match between two -four old colts for
$4,000, led a great many gentlem the above course
10 witness the contest yesterday afternoon The favorc
Daniel Boone. is owned By Hr Datcr while the Other is
ehe property Of Mr. Bauch Three heats were trottcd
Daniel Boone winning each very nicely. Tho betting
was one hundred TO sixty before the The follow
bng In a summary
MONDAY June il.-Natch $1,000 mile heats, best
thr e IN nve 10 wagons.
y Rogers named br C. Daniel Boone .........l
ID, Mace named IA NV Hambletonian . .