The New York herald., 1868-05-23

IHE ATTENDANCE
e weather being delightful and the day surpass-
beautiful had the effect OF inducing many to
The track VINO otherwise would have remained
NJ, notwit standing the attractions of race in
b four OF u ne best trotters in the country were
ed. Ther e were between I,5OO and 600 er-
present. / pcluding q number OF ladies In car
: aud on he balconies OF the Mansion House,
b mas been most beautifully arranged for their
nmodaton Taking II altogether II was quite
pectabe as eemblage TOT postponed race, which
draws as greai . number AZ could be wished.
:, however who were present appeared highly
led al the days entertainment and, no doubt,
d upon II q something TO be remembered
81 Heo,.-A the appointed time four OF the horses
Grated abo We appeared on the track, Atlanta
'tOnewal .ckson being absent. The track ap-
ID dry on the snrface, as it had been well har.
A. but was 10y no means Lively. Lady Thorn
the pole Ii icy the second place, George Wilkes
hlrd, placln fuIer on the outside, but he ex.
yed with Wilkes before the start, the
n OF the Ia tier wanting 10 be outside. Sew
attempts w re made to get up evenly before
succeeded, Lucy generally Yetting ahead Of the
=. At l,,nat n, However, they got on together,
Thorn 10 on getting OH the lead, Lucy
king Oh the turn, which put her
about u.r &c lengths, Wilkes third, But
fonrh. AZ ne quarter pole, which
reached 4 thiiVheyen seconds, Lady
n led INC iG &c lengths, the latter hal leneth
i OF WIKI ~ no wS fonr lengths IN advance
iLer. Lu cy \ rOtted very last down the back
ca. ana v D Lacy IhOrne wheel Wnen she
ID the haf INK yo1eip l:l2S, Mhkcs two lengths
cr on. Il, y lengths M advance cf Butler.
Lag into a. lyltlsMuH END Lucy increased her
aud soon .tlok sbder with Thorn, and they trot-
ead and h en- for the greatest part VI The way.
Ic time Lu y Ns head was IN front. but swinging
yle honest 70 ch they were as parallel az could
NOW came Tug. ana All eyes were riveted
EN-. Lady Ihorn soon began to draw away
Lucy and 9a' her step by step 10 the score,
ing ihe heat py three lengths In 22iiS. George
IS was six e2gths behind Lucy, Butler just
> tho distanc sAtand.
ana H,nI~I sty Thorn was now great favor
cling in the ID, " 3 Tor 1890, While Lucy brought
nd NUkcs Ar Butter were Knocked down ut
Iurv had n best OF the scnd-on Butler
a adv Thorn 4lird. Wilkes close up. Lady
, ,rrtied very n " away ftOfn the stand and was
n, ths lcad WIN Oh she held around the turn
-, the ouartpr pole was thrce-quarters OF a
H. ahead oi Tucy kukes three lengths behind,
'ensths in front cf Butler. Time, thirty-seven
,Gs I,i.y dowt the backsfretch Lucy put
~ stpotu and whei I In front OF the old stand
ed head and neck y front OF Thorn. The lat
en-, her neyer-tirin Z heart breaking stride up
making the pressu rr too great for Lucy she
G up ana lost two lengths. Ths mis-
threw her chanc Of winning the heat
7. she struggled Nibly around the Flush
end and siut I'M = little OF the dal light,
Was about length ar VI n half behind vhen she
Lady Thorn entered The 'bomestretch, Wilkes two
,ths behind with Butler tar In the rear. Keel, ing
sef esp n'gh rate of spe.d ! ady ihorn passed Wer
score, awinher OF the hea by three lengths, Lucy
lnd, SIX lengths aheaa ~ Butler, who was tw o
,ths ahead of Wilkes, itl,s having INDUCED in
ttle running up the SIT etcl Time, 2:za Pnfef
uted TO DObIe as he folio wed him up the stretch.
eu have not got the wnte legged fellow now" |
ueanf Dexter.
,sird Hedt--Jucy got away frst, Thorn second. |
kes third and Butler foutti. Going around the 1
Thorn led by length bn nearing the ouarter 1
Lucy reached her quarters. Wilkea two
rths behind. and six lengths ahead OF nutjar
e. fbirty-seveD seconds Going down The
xstre,ch Lacy yokcd Thorn. while Wntas
al their wheels. The race all tho
down the backstretch was vigorously com.
ed and when they passed the half mile nope
y Thorn led by neck, Lucy second
a length ahead OF Wilkes. Time, iI2,
! and was shon on the lead, passing the three.
rteY pole one length ahead Of Lady Thorn VINO
length aaean OF Lucy. Butler was ten lengths |
nd. from the v cad OF the homestreIch TO the
2 the Struggle wa exciting. Lady Thotn era. |
lly worked her wa, 10 The front and came IN a
ner by two lengths y ilk,'e AMI Lucy making
I beat tor sccold none, L'ticD tle Judges told
% ~ divide between tGe,n. ,Dutlef was GOOD
anct hind. I'm,
81 JMaag.
AsnloS C0rEsE-tIlda!, May b. purse $1,000; !