The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-29
TR0TTgSG AT THE FASHION COURSE.

the First, j. j. Bradley the Winner OF the
Second, and No Name the Winner OF the
Third.
The autumn trotting meeting at the Fashion
Course terminated yesterday. The commencement
OF the days business the conclusion of the
between Pearsal, Bayard and Soubrette, which was
broken or on Tuesday and postponed to Wednesday
on account OF the darkness after two heats had
been trotted. The remaining heats and the race
were won by Pearsa!l., The second race was for a
purse of $1,000 $500 to the winner and 5000 to the
second horse, mile heats, best three in five, in har
ness, for horses that beat 2:2s For this
there five entries, oil OF which started. They
were w. Borsts bay gelding j. J. Bradley, A. Lewis
| bay mare Clara w. II. Saunders bay geldng
western New York. Ben Mace's gray gelding Car
| rol and D. Mace's gray mare Dutch Girl. The
| race was won by J. ]. Bradley, he winning
three out OF four heats Clara winning the first heat.
Bradley was the fav0rte throughout. The third trot
for purse OF $500, $500 to the first and 500 to
the second horse for horses that never beat 2:35.
There six entries for this race, five Of which
came to the post. These were T. Canary's bay geld
ing No Name. J. Murphy's chestnut gelding Star, w.
Loves bay mare Lady Wells, B. Mace's chestnut
mare Henrietta and G. N. Furguson's brown gelding
Needle Gun. Alexander Pattersons black gelding
Mike Norton was withdrawn Needle Gun was ruled
out of the at the termination OF the second heat
for running after he had won it, as he had also the
first. No Name won the race, Star getting the
second money
The trottng during this meeting has been very good
and entirely satisfactory. The detailed account Of
the trotting OF yesterday will commence with the IN
finished trot between Pearsall Bayard and Soubrette
which we give in full, comprising the two days In
one.
THE FIRST TRor.
First Heas-Pearsall took the lead, Soubrette sec
ond Bayard close up. On the turn Pearsall broke
up badly and the went to the front and passed
the quarter pole four lengths ahead OF Bayard In
she kept in front to the half mile pole in 1:l6 and on
the Flushing end was two lengths ahead OF Bayard
the latter trotting very steadily When the mare got
the homestretch she began to falter, and before
she was half way up. BayaId had her beaten. He
came in winner by four lengths In 2Slh. Pearsall
was Just inside Of the distance nag
Second Heat.-Soubrette took the lead, Pearsall
second and the mare taking the pole rapidly and ab.
fell OF nearly 100 yards before he recov-
cred. The mare passed the quarter pole
3ns thrs @. lengths
in front OF him in 1:l51s. She came on the home.
stretch length and half ahead Of the stallion, but
before she got to the distance stand she gave up and
Pearsall won by four lengths, Bayard fifty yards
behind. Time, 2:s3h.
the lead at the start but soon broke up Bayard hav
ing SHOWN him the example moment before. The
seven and half seconds, Pearsall second, Bayard
ten lengths behind Pearsall soon took sides with
the mare, and went head and head with her to the
half-mile pole In las. The mare and Pearsall had
very close contest around the Flushing end and
came on the homesretch head and head. The strug
gle continued up to the distance stand, when the
mare broke and Pearsal won the heat by four
lengths. Bayard was eight lengths behind having
broken up second tune, and cut his quarter badly
Time, 2:34.
Fourth Hedt.-Souprette was first away Pearsall
second, Bayard bringing up the rear The mare
was length and half ahead at the quarter pole In
thirty-eight seconds Pearsall second two lengths
ahead Of Bayard. At the halfmile POLE which was
passed la 1:15, the mare was one length ahead OF
PearsalL Bayard two lengths behind Going along
the Flushing end Pearsall went TO the mares head
and they had pretty tussle to the three-quarter
pole. Coming into the homestretch the mare broke
up and then Bayard came with rush. He was
soon Tapped Pearsall, and most exciting contest
ensued, which lasted TO the score, Pearsa winning
By head in 232%. The mare was two lengths be-
hind. The following sa
SUMMARY.
FASHION COURSE, Oct a and 2s-purse $3.50; $500
TO the first horse aud $50 TO the second mile heats
best three In I've, In harness. for horses that
beat GAS.
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