The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-25

Match $1,000 mile heats. best three ia i've in har-
Budd Doble named br. m. Princess. BY Hambls-
'0"'an'-.. '.........sss. .................
Quarter. Half Nile
rils. neM. .-...-........ Us 1:l5 ESQ
oocono heat... 50 1l6 2.32k
Third heat.............. Ssx I:isx 2:34z
Al the opening of tho pool selling Princess had the
call in the betting but after throe or four saes the gray
ran into favor and the betting closed before the race
began ct one hundred to fty his favor The track
was IN capital order for Time and the atmosphere all
that could be desired for tho horses-warm with deli
cous refreshing breeze blowing gently over the course
during the contest The attendance was small con.
sderng the amount OF sport announced: but this IL
easily accounted for at this season. when all that can
got away are at tho watering places enjoying thsm-
selves in the numerous mountain retreats of tho couu
try The three events passed of very satisfactorily TO
all but the losers, some Of whom fell heavily two Of
the favortes, who were backed at long odds, were
beaten. The first trot was a very good one tho best
OF tho day, as will DO ssen by the report.
rsr1 Heat Princess won the pole and got away
creased to length and half TO tho quarter pole pass.
ing that point in thirtycght seconds Going down tho
backstretch tho gray gelding shapcned his pace and
gradually closed to the wheel of tho Both trotted
very steadily, the mare passing the halfmie pole
closed up inch by inch until he yoked tho mare aud
they trottad like doubo team to the three quarter
going very steadily On the stretch they were side aud
side for two hundred yards when tho gray began forcing
the mare beyond her bounds aud she broke up and be-
oro she recovered the geding hree lengths ahead
OF her. which he carried over the score, winning the
the gray He had slightly tho best OF tho start and led
around the turn half ienTtb, which he held 10 the
e passing sey2 9 h.yanss sec seconds On
doing their best and not qssrn s Pss
half length ahead in u.s. and going into the Flushing
| ced
approached the three quarter pole Doble called on tho
for Little e s to whcs she
| broke badly and fell of SIX lengths Tho gray came
steadily on, and won tho heat BY about half dozen
| Ieutlha Tine 232iE
asi1T Heal-0noo hundred 10 1lteen was The odds
offered on the gray, with few takers Whom the horses
approached the stand for the start the mare became
tangled and jus, as the word go was given she broke
half dozen lengths more and hundred dol to
four was offered on his winning. He trotted to the
quarter polo eight lengths in front Of the In %
seconds, and to the hafme pole about six lengths in
advance in 1:l61f The mare closed up portion Of the
lengths behind at the three quarter POLE The gray kept
a. his work very steadily up the homstretch and came
The gray never made a skip or break in the race.
Match 81 900, milo heat best three in Ave, in harness.
J. Caller named br stallion .,................ l
". Borst namod ch. g. Ed. Ellis. ..............dls.
Time, 2:S3A.
and largo amounts posted at that rate The start
a very good one, the stallion having little the best
Of IT, and he rushed away at such rapid rate that he
carried the other to broak before he got TO the turn
The stallion also broke up but did not lose much by the
Ave Iepgts to the quarter pole in forty-ono seconds
| Each OF the horses made another break on
the bactstretch the stallion passing the hafnic pole
again the Flushing end and lost several moro lengths
whom the driver Of the stallion seeing there chance
Of making but heat In the urged his horse to
his topmost speed and the little horse extended himself
calamity occasionally breaking up and gaining little
heat and race. Ed Ellis broke up fourth time before
he reached the threcquaIicr pole and ho ran consd
cradle distance but the flag foil in his face and all his
backcrs with their long odds went by tho board Toe
stallion made tho mile in 2:sa'4
Match $780, mile heats best three I'VE. 10 harness.
| J. Dougrey named b. o. Fred Pense. ......... l l
| w. Smith named b. G. Good Beer. 2
Quarter HpE Mile.
| First neat. ........"......i0 l:i9 23Si
Second heat. ...........40 LIZ Z42ia
The geding with the queer namo-Good Bser--was a
great avcre hundred to forty being current before
the scoring commenced. He iss very snowy horse.
with stylish way Of going like the most Of bis family,
Commodore vanderbilt Fred Pense is also very lne
looking horse, well proporoned and has very square
om What Ma 10 o sG Of E
qualities no will make a clipper before long
First He,t-The horses were level whom the word was
given, but before Good Beer had made many strides
after leaving the he broke and the colt led to
the turn couple Of lengths which he increased to two
1
Beer closed little down the backstretch, but at tho
halfmie pole tho colt led him two lengths limo, 10
Good Beer broke the Flushing end and again at the
threc-Quarer pole, at which time tho colt was but
length ahead OF him. Coming on the homeslretch he
broke up again. and the colt -four lengths clear
before he recovered The colt increased the distance
between them at every stride up the stretch and won
| tho heat by half a dozen lengths Time, 2:3Siz
| Second Heot.-Good Beer had so disappointed bis
hackers that they all now trying to lay money on
sS ana ~ ss
inside length In advance as they rounded the
turn yet quite much at the quarter pole. In forty
seconds They both tro.,ed fast ana steadily down tho
backsretch tho colt leading threequarters OF length
tho balf-rne pole in rs. Going into the Flushing
latter broke up and foil four lengths behind He broke
up n second time before he reached the three-quarter
pole and the colt entered tho homestroch Six lengths
in advance OF him. Good Beer broke again the
homssiretch and the colt being taken In hand came
home a very easy winner by three lengths In 242k.
| Third Heai-With even start the horses got Of
steadily, and went away NJ rapid rateCsrponter hal
looing ike wild Indian and forcing Good Beer 10 the
top OF his speed, and at the time keeping him
his feet He trotod from tho coll on the outside,
and led lengths TO tho quarter pole In thirty
| and a half seconds. The colt, however began 10
overhaul him on the bacxstretcl. and at the hsf-me
pole they head and head ia :le. The press be-
great for Good Beer tho Flushing end aud
he broke and lost two lengths, and repeating the sans
game before he reached the threequarter POLE tue colt
led on the homestretch four lengths. Good Beer
| broke up twice the Stretch aud thu colt led
homo a winner by i've six leugths, making tho hea;
| In 237
There will be two irots to-day.
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