The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-04

FIRST Hrof.-The black stallion was the favoriic ~
about two 10 one more previous 10 the start:
Of a number OF pools Si35 for him and $50 for
Ben Wood The horses. had an even start. but soon
after leaving the stand the black broke mp and fell
OF "a couple Of lengths lie closed some the dist
on the turn bur again broke before reaching the quar-
ter pole Ben Wood passing thai poni two lengths
ahead OF him IN forty onc seconds. Gong down
the b3cksretch the black trotcd very fast ana was
soon on even terms with the bay stallion but here
recover landed AZ the halimile pole three lengths in
front Of the black in I:9. Ben was afterwards
hve lengths away: hut again the black made q burst
OF speed and closed up the daylight very rapidly.
lic again broke up near the threequarter pole aud
the hay stallion led Oh the homesir reich couple Of
stretch losing and making up, unlil ut the Ben
Wood won by hall length IN pa =.
.SecO,d HrUt.-fhe black stallion was slili the
favorite az one hundred Ia forty. The stations guf
away on even TERMS but the kanuck who drove hmm
seemed 10 be determined Ia trall this time. AMI Ben
Wood soon had Il icad of two lengths. which lie
Going down the acksretch the black closed 40 o the
wheel of The bay hui Dropped OF again tribe gong
steadily thus lar. NJ the hall Inc pole the hay
was length ahead, IN 1:lo. Going around The
Flushing end The hlacs fell on another length. Ben
Wood entering the hOmc>ieich jwo lengths alcad.
AZ soon as The black mad reached straight work his
driver forced him. AMI IN few moments ne tapped
the bay and out-irottng hiu when the driver Of
the former. moi content with Whist the black was
doing for other reason. forced hiih or his
ice aud he lost two lengths but. coming again with
u iush at Tue hhIsh, was only beaten hall length.
Time 2:il -.
mia kt'a.The owner of the black stallion being
horse IN the previous heals either coud would
moi win, Induced NJ. Kodn Ia take Il trial with him
Tor this hca.. The uay was the favorifc al
hundred To- forty WITH few takcr-. The horses had
very equal start and went on ihc turn together
wnen Ben Wood broke twice and the black stallion
once. aud Tue latter reached The quarter
three lengths ahead of the other in forty
seconds. Ben Wood broke up again
and the black had - lead of four lengths. Going
down the bachstrcic the hisck broke up. and wa
y little OVER two lengths front the hall-miie pole
In ~. Entering ,he Flushing end the black broke
lt
oi the driver " Ben Wood yruac up ms charge. ana
he lost so much ground thai the blacs indrllged In
three more breaks before he reached The hres.quar
ter pole. vet be wss over two lengths ahead as he
came on the hoDesUccn. Bon stations broke on
two lengths In 2:AO5y.
Fourth He0t.-Tle bay stallion was the favorite az
two Ia one. An even start followed few scOrings.
the black taxing the lead and going TO tue quarter
pole in forty seconds AZ steady a. q clock two
lengths awas rom Ben Wood he ned this adyai.
tagc DOWN iiS backslfetCh ana the hay breaking a.
he ncared the half bile pole gave quarter lead 10
the black. Time. I:is. Around the Flushing end
Ben Wood gained well on the back anc had tapped
him at me thrcequarter pole when hey both broke
up and the black on the hoiDsstretCh Two
lengths ahead when he brougbt a. the stand making
the beat IN -.
Fuh heat,--one hundred 10 forty was now
rem on me black stallion. lie took the lead soon
aiNr leaving The score, frottoc vcrs steadily, never
making a break from beginning 30 end. be led two
lengths 10 ne quarter pole ~ thirty.nine seconds,
further ahead ai the thrce.quarter pole and came 20
the score Two lengths In front, winner Of this pro-
tfdc'tu lOl. ltUl,e Z.3t
SECOND TRoT.
FASHION COURSE, June Snatch. $4,000, mile
heats. best three IN Eve, Under the saddle
u. Doble named b. ~. Lucy, by George N.
Il
J. Murphy named bin. ~ Genors Butter by
smith Burr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FINE
Q,l0rt5. Hof. ME.
liisi neal. 3ti. ll1ts 2:S5+g
Second heat. ............ 81 f.i5 2:26
Third heat. ............ 81 ITO 2:22H
F'rs' He0trhe betting on ,his ttOt was decidedly
N i.lift NJ "a al
the pool seller, he mare bringing $500. while CEN
cia Butler sold Tor tl05 Among those not engaged
In pool betting one hundred 20 forty found takers.
General Butler won the poe. After scoring six
times, which wac caused ty the widness Of Butlor,
they were started on very even terms, anu trotted
side and SIDE into the turn where the black broke up,
and Lucy taking The lead went ~ the quarter poe
with an advantage Of four lengths IN thifty-six
and half seconds. The horses trotted steadily
down the backsrctch, the mare keeping the daylight
tiudminishcd and passed the half-nltle pole -FOUR