The New York herald., 1867-04-21
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1fotting Match at the Fashion Course Between
Henrietta and Lady Kendall for $1,000.

1f0tting Match u Inc Fashl0n Coufse Between
Henrietta and Lady Kendall for $1,000.
HENRIETTA THE WINNER.
Horses in Training at the Fashion
Course.
Ae. Ge. Ae.
Tho lovers Of nns ottng congregated largely at the
Fashion Course yesterday afternoon, TO witness the
match between Mr. Jones' chestnut mare Henrietta and
Dr. Morgan's bay Lady Kendall The trot was for
81 0O0 mile heats best three In hve in harness. and
was by Henrietta after hve very closely contested
heats In time thss win bear favorable comparison with
the bss when the unfavoabs OF the weather is
sakoa into consideration. The wind blow . hurricane
the course during the time the horses we're en-
gagcl the spectators having to take refuge behind every
available shelter that presented ITSELF Mr. Rodin drove
shs winner and Dan Mace had charge cf the other.
s3 W a rHs HORSES. At4e5 4Al
Hsaristsa 10 beantifsi dark chestnut, with white
Stocking her hind eg She fifteen hands two
anches high and elegantly proportional. She was
sired by the gray stallion Harry Clay, son Of
Henry Clay. by Andrew jackson, who was son
of Young Bashav, he by the imported Arabian
horse Grand Bashav. The dam Of Henrietta was
= pacing mare said 70 be by Abdalah. Henrietta
has Hne, open, square trotting gait when properly
driven and u possessed or remarkable turn Of
speed Is shown By her several occasions in her
race yesterday, and On fair day and good track
coad get we'll down into the thirties She is only five
years old and this her first appearance the track,
proves her s'st,cker'' Of rare merit
UIady Kendall is . beautiful dark bay, with black
points except white pastern her OF hind leg and
small in her forehead She is fifteen hands two
inchss high, and eight years old, but never troted
match before this occasion Lady Kendall was sired BY
Rysdyk,s Hambletouian, dam q well bred mare She
exhibits all the characteristics Of that famous breed Of
horses and is . good beyond all cavil She was,
however, over matched this time, and not in the
ness possible condition. Her values highly,
], having refused So, 500 for her before the
BETTING
The betting before the start about even although
Henrietta CALL she having been the avorte for
several days hundred TO eighty There very
large pending the result before the horses
were brought the track On the conclusion Of the
heat which very Close Henretta into such
favor that one hundred twenty went begging her
winning. By being badly driven Henrietta lost the
second heat then those who had laid the long odds
wore long faces and very quiet not offer being
heard between the heats The third heat, however
brought thcm 70 the front again, although IL
without takers The fourth heat Lady Kendall by
the superior jockeyship OF her drivor, and still the
hackers Of Henrietta we're willing TO lay odds on the
result M
Fysx Hen.-After very little scoring the beautiful
cseatures came up head and head, were started and
went around the FIRST turn side and sde Henrietta
Dss 70 d.x . the ont e they thu the back
whsn she passed the quarter pole In f0ryve seconds
che wind blowing Il the time slost strong enough to
nscss.ssseh s Lazy Ksndall closed up srSs and ss
they nsared half mile pole the chestnut made
IN on ow RSa.
highly interesting Mace shouting the top Of his voice
ss.ssy q % and lying % !. the wheel Of the osSsr moss
beaatfu nnish brought Henrietta over the score win
Ssoowd HsaI- hundred 70 twenty current ON the
chestnut The start was very level and the nags went
rapid @ Ss n sss M s sy s 1os
urged much and Lady Kendall beat her 70 the quar-
Ger poe length, In iorty.four secSnds on the back
ehsn and lengths 10 front q the bali mile pole
IN Ia Turning into the Fushing end Henrietta broke
pretty vsil up the three qgaIs.s pole; but getting
msenincent ssrugyle wss bsatsn By only hAif length
7'2s 2sa afS a:sirns .ssp Of the long odds wore now
An ecstacies q things looked very favorable for hem
Ss @ s0s
avav \ length and Henrietta breaking mp the former
three g K: up sa p on m o Ss ia
ptsnd: but this time she did not lose much ground
Lazy Kendall also slipped up e1s oss.nins Kin o s1rS ara
ieneihs ana ODDS were then offered on Lady Kendall
On shs Flushing end, while leadag nearly half dozen
s soon bsS her on her again and she on
fhe homessretch one length and half ahead Hen.
s's ns soon sasn side % and side wish Lady Ksnds and
most exciting struggle. landed as tho score . neck in
slTSs Se,1 % Hset~rwsnty to dvs vas now current ON
Henrietta The nags came up for the word st rapid
but os they got in n" front s Of rss the stand sSan
Ing gone forth. he bad 70 start when half . dozen
lengths behind In his great haste 70 make up the loss
70 the quarter pole eight lengths pm secondA
Hsorstta broke up again the backstretch and was
and was twelve lengths behind a the three quarter
Snsn there was NO chance o. winning and forced her
along tho top Of hcr speed 70 the stand and was
x only seds sSo of ass were m will
ling g bet even on her .na ne So
~sr II on % s
inside had half length the best Of the start which BY
dip up the part q Henri:es. :hs made Into two
ssessa cossd up nDsly and within length Of
s sS:o S
sbe Flushipg end there change Of position, but
q they turned INTO the homesretch Henrietta increased
hsr pace and began closing On the homsstrsech she
broke up but down again, and squaring away
niceiy was quickly at the side Of Lady Kendall Hen.
riess then carried the bay mare V break and came
homo winner BY three lengths, making the heat in
2:<2 N fsN
The following s asummary:- wet
sAruRDAY April 20 Match $4,000, mile heats best
three in I'VE, In hanesA t8~-'fM.s N
n Rodn named ch. m Henrietta ........1 2
ID Nace named b. n Lady Kendall. .......2 I 2 2
Quarter. HdY Nile Mia
IiUt heat -...~s.......4b 1:N 2a8
8ocond heat.... .......A 1:22 2:40X
10 I'd heat. 1:8 2l6x
Fourth heat. ...........A l23x 2:lsk
Fifth heat. 1:22 20
HnRsB m TRAINING At TIE FASHION CoURSm
Dan Mace has the bay gelding Stonewall Jackson Of
Handr1cks. hay atali0n Mc(lla-