The New York herald., 1866-04-28


Fashion Course, Il. I.-Trottfng.
Avery interesting came or yesterday afternoon at
the Fashion Course between d. PAfer's b. M Aida, d.
haces b. G. Sam. Mr.. Somerndyke's b. Pedler, Alex.
Pattersons b. 6. -, and J. Moore's b. e George.
Aida won in three straight heats very clevery,
without skip break She was the avorte against the
ned previous TO the start at two one afterwards
much above fourteen hands, with q nice open gait She
s said TO have been PAGER originally and when pressed
VIII adopt that gait but nothing Of the kind shown
eay VIII take very good one To put on the press None
OF those that were in company with her this OCCASION
unless they improve wonderfully, will be able change
her gait The track in pretty good condition. but
the wind was high and nerered with the troers
siderably on the last half Of each mile.
fSra Heat George got away with the lead Patersons
entry second Aida third Peder fourth and Sam last
and on break when the word was given On the turn
there was some running by George and Patersons geld
ing but the little passed them and led to the
quarter pole length in thirty nine seconds Patterson
down the backstretch the little mare opened the gap,
and passed the half mile pole in Is; SAM who had been
doing some tall trotsng second. Patterson third Peder
closed little, the mare coming the homestrech
couple Of lengths ahead Patterson close up Peder next
good way behind, and George than a distance in
the rear The mare up the stretch steadily and
won .ne neat ey three lengths in 2:41 sam second hall
length ahead Of Pattersons seding Pcdler fifty yards
Second Hea.-One hundred to fifty ON the mare. Pat.
terson got away with the lead but before he around
third, also break; Pedler fourth They passed the
quarter pole In the order named, the lead
ing two lengths, in thirty nine seconds On the back
stretch Patersons geldng trotted finely and closed gra
dually the She however passed the half mile
pole in 18, ono length in front, Sam two lengths be-
hind the geding Peder not in the Going up the
Flushing end Patterson forced the gedng and he took
sides with the mare, and they lay pretty with their
heads together until they were well on the hOmestretch
Pffer thon called on the and she responded game
ly, carrying the geding to break, which he repeated
soon after and she home winner Of the heat by
three lengths, 2:37 Sam second half length ahead
OF Patterson, Pedler forty yards behind.
Thrd Hedt-Onc hundred to thirty then offered
on the mare without takers. Sam got away best; but
before he half way around the turn he broke and
the mare went In front and led length the quarter
pole In forty seconds Pattersons geding second half
length in front OF Sam. Going down the backsretch
Sam broke up second time, Paterson's geldng also
breaking and the passed the haif-mile pole four
on the Flushing end but, with rum was close up
the mare at the threequarter pole Shc however kept
steadily at work, and came home winner of the race
by two lengths in 250 sam second, half dozen lengths
ahead OF Pcder, who length ahead OF Patterson
FRIDAY. April 27-Purse $780, mile heats best three
in i've In harness for horses that troed in public
u fler entered b. m Aida.
ID. Maze entered b. z. Sam.
Isaac woodruff entered b. &. Pedler. ...-.....4
Alexander Patterson entered b. <. -..........3
J. Moore entered b. &. George. ............. dis
= I. Crcgans b. m Lady Hunter, s. X Perkins b. g.
Toby Candor, John Crooks b g. New York. X Ogles
ch m. Marceline, br. Cassus NJ Clay, Jr, and NJ G.
smiths bl. M Lady Atwood entered, but did not
start TINE
Quarter HaN MI,