The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23
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sts~e..SN Sackssn Pays Forfeit TO fearless
IN the $4,000 Rfatch-A sweep.taLo. aud
Leui.e the winner.
Tns as 600 -. 'sh between the bag mare Fearless And
the nav Rsldns s.o >swa Jackson OF Hartford two
heats the mare TO 20 "a harness and stouewa under
saddle. which vas ammo 'nced 70 take place yesterday
afternoon at the Fashion curse dia not come on the
owner OF s,onowali paying 70. '''" "n'" 'hs "a'ch
the gsldnx had not On, rely recovered from
lsmeaess with which hs had beeu siiOsed for months;
but he was getting better rapidly. ana MS owner
thought he would be well enough in Nme 20 meet 'ne
mare on tho DAY appointed The stake A"so ohs'
sna snc morse not being quite up to the mar. yeSuAy
us owner thought 1t would be prudent 'sA so
muon money on lame horse and hence the ''''e'''
rhoss who attended the course, however, we're
not much disappointed at the result as Ney
thought u would b. little short OF maduess on tho pa Z
OF the oVner OF Sonewa Jackson to start him IN his
present condition against good mare a. Fearless is
messing and secu'ating on the sweepsakes which
also announced TO- take place THIS trot at mile
Daniels ia harnesS: chestnut known as the
smith mara 70 wagon driven BY T. Carpenter, and
wagon marc tho aycNts befoFA the start at odds
against tho others selling IN ths pdos for 49, while
aso tbs fayorits sftor the st heat ach was won by
i2ui,s bong very evident that LsrSdrvs made no
heat c.eysriy aud she Tor time scaA o, two 70 one
shove tho other two just previous "a the start for
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Louise bought al ready doabls the t'uount paid
for the wagon mare. AN eors OF sur,nsA Is were me
the only explanation that colld be given "A the turn
about in the betting wac thasthe sutth mscs could not
lead hsr And this opinion appeared The rA ono in
the cad Notwithstanding all other opinions tot no con
Fist Heat Louise had the lead the black MA 70 sec
ond and the Smith mare two lengths behind VIA Tue
away snd the black led quarter pole iree
lengths 10 forty seconds rouss second sn TN
down the backstrech and led past tbo half mile .
two lengths Louise second, three lengths In front
the other Tine ri. Tho Smith marc then brok
up. also the black and Louise the FROM
aud was soon four lengths in advances of the black,
eriyer did not make effort to overake the others
The black broke again on tho Flushing end and was 30
far behind when that chances the
heat we're entirely gone IL Louise kept ON a trot The
latter trotted steadily home winner by four lengths
the black mare second ton lengths ahead OF tho Smith
Second Isat-Ths Smith mare still the favori,e; | a
Louise took the lead and the quarter pole "
four lengths ahead Of the black mare VINO toup N
Going down the Saokstrsca both The black and the
smith marc broke up, and Louise passed the hall milo
marc broke a. she went on the Flushing end and
for considerable distance while the Smith mare trosd
being 81 her wheel when she swucg into the home
stretch Tho wagon mare then made It too warm for the
length and hail. tho black mare SIX lengths behind.
Tn'rd Hsas-Louss now became the favori,e before
the scoring began and while 1t was going on fifty to
thirty offered her without takers The favorite
got away best the black breaking as the
word given lamoness showing very palpably on
her. At the quarter pole Louise led four lengths tho
Smith mare second four lengths ahead of the black In
foycne seconds and increasing her went to the
half mile pole hroe lengths head Of the wagon
wagon rapidly around the lower and
was closing fast when she broke up and went into
pole. and Louise rolting steadily along. won the heat
by four lengths, n 2;to, the black far behind 49,.
Louise. Tho black marc was allowed to withdraw from