The New York herald., 1868-05-16

acter as any time during the afternoon, the p0ofB
seng for the nrst trot.Noane's mare 1 S1o ~ Do
she became slightly the favorite among few out
saae Setters There were no pools SOLD upon the
FI~ Aeat:-Dol won the poe, Frank the second
o paCe ana Nodines mare outside After one mel
isctuai attempt they got away almost head ana mead
twenty lengths from the stand Frank broke badly
and ran some distance. and in rounding the turn
three lengths ahead of Frank At the quarter pole
Nodnes mare had forged slightly further in advance
seconds by her, leading Doll two lengths she four
lengths In advance OF Frank. Pnfer did got greatly
urge the brown mare, nor did Hiram his little animal
down to the half mile pole, that being passed in
121 so far as they were Concerned in the same posi-
tion as the quarter pole but Frank was Ell ht lengths
to the head Of the stretch when Hiram let Doll have
her way and she brushed up within half length Of
came down the stretch at rattling pace and after
gallant effort, during which Doll broke, under Il
the brown mare one half a lengtn in ADVANCE of
Doll, Frank barely saving his distance Time, 239X.
and upon beng announced 1t caused general com-
mendatiOn among the gentlemen present, the wind
blew roughly in the faces OF the hoIs s hOmeward.
Second Hedt-Frank occasioned some trouble in
but In Shooting around the turn he brown mare was
leading Doll half a length, while Frank was six
lengths to the rear and acting badly: Ine quarter
but Pffer urred the brown mare and she pushed by
in forty seconds, three iengths to the front whle
N,
pastime for some time afterwards was Writ ally
out of the race. Speeding to the hai-mile poe,
ee @ DS ne na se vet se the
forged by 1t in 1:194, two ana halt
lengths in advance. while Franz, not yet
fully settled, nine lengths behind. DOH
crept little by little up Pfier and entering the
stretch there was but half length between tiem.l
The brown mare did not like this encrcachnent, Duu
doing her utmost she could not increase her ad-
vanced position to more than one eug H. and III tins
manner, amid the applause OF their respective par
IN 0
This was PRONOUNCED by the coOrl0sce,H as quite am
achievement, cons dering the weather and other cir
cumstances o. the track and tLer r0ttn to wagons.
Frank was diStanced.
Thrd Heat-1he excitement occasoned by the
gallant termination Of The continued and
there were out the two favor es now to cCnt,nd>
they scored some outside lye,s were made Doll In
lew instances being the favOrlCe. The send on was
excellent. Reaching the turn the brown mare WIS
one length in advance of Doll, and trottng very pre-
tiy. The quarter pole was assed by Pfier one and
quarter lengths still to the front IN forty-one sec
onds. Leaving this Hiram urged Doll who responder
to his cOaxIng, and she began TO cose slowly but
surely the brown mare, and In passing the hall
mile pole the latter but Ia len 9Th in advance.
Time, l:2C4. From this pos ton tie brown
mare began to be nervous and before many
despite Pliers utmost endravors continued
hObbng for some time; meanwhlie Dol had speeded
CALAMITY 10y her, and in co ming ito the stretch Was
one and q half lengths in advance. Down tie,
stretch the brown mare broke again, and although.
her veteran driver handled her effectively from th$
time the score was passed by Doh three-quarters Of
length to front amid the cheers OI the entire
SemDlage. Time 2:4OA.
Fourth Hed.t-AlthOugh the brown mare was still
the favorte among the prominent be.sers Doh had
aueinented the number of her friends. The
send of was very pretty, scarcely an inch be-
tween them being perceptible. They maintaincd.
a head and head position around the
turn and to the quarter pole, which was passed In
forty and half SCI Olds. To the bal mile pole tho
brown mare had forged head one and a half
lengths, and troting very level sped by 1t IN l:l9-
From this size slowly increased the gap, and al,
though DOH trotted Handsomely the stretch was en.i
tered by the brown three lengths to the 'front.',
and the stand passed four lengths IN advance In 24l,
giving her the heat and race.
SUMMARY.
UNION COURSE, May 15.-Purse Of $50, mile Aheas,
best three In f1ve to wagons.
d. Pffer entered br. III. (Nodine's). l
Hiram Howe entered 3. 10. Dol. .......... q
G. W. Gilbert entered +. &. FranK......... dis.
j. DOugrey entered d. s. Ben Wood. ....... dr..
WIN. II. Taylor entered b. & Billy. dr..
John Murphy entered blk. III. Black Bess. ruled out.
quarter. Hail. Nue.,
second neat. ........ Az l'iS!l L'oosA
IAlri neat ................ II !'-oH I.4oA
tOurtn neaC.. su1s A'Lo L'4A
THE SECOND TRoT.
As remarked. this was match between road.
horses belonging to Brooklyntes. 1t was for 500.
best two in tnree to road wagons. There was but
little specnlatiOn reCar ling the result. Two heats
were tro q .the 8 and tine being apparent by
the subjoned:-
Match, 800, best two In three to road wagons.
Mr.. Merely entered sorre mare.. L
Mr.. Hunter entered bay mare. e..................
Q1cr,er. Hon Nile.
First heat. .................. AZ ia 3ol7
SeCOHu neat. a i'vV z'oo