Sporting Intelligence.
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TRorTISa THE CESrREvILLE Track, L. l., YEsTER.
DAY." A GREAT CRY, BUT LITTLE wooL"-There a
promise Of some good sport to come Of above, but
the result shows that quadrupeds uncertain BIZ
peds. 1t was announced that Lady Suffolk, Moscow,
and Duchess to come together; the consequence
was that there was numerous and highly respectable
attendance at this At the early part Of the pro-
ceedings the betting was the Lady against tine field
on Moscow against the Lady. Shortly after it was
rumored that the Lady would not start at this certain
faces became very much elongated but the appearance
of her owner on the ground shortly after explained the
she had shown such disposition Of temper in her trials
Of some two three days previous not to warrant
her to be trusted and her not wishing her friends
and admirers to be greater oosers than they had been
during the past upon her. judged prudent not
to let her 60 at ALL as she could not be depended upon
This changed the feature Of the betting Moscow show
ed with his fore legs in bandages and by lifting first
leg and then the other evidenced that he suffering
considerably from the cracks in his heels which were
evident The consequence that the betting 100
to 20 on the Duchess which was freely taken


The match for purse Of $3.50 if the three named
animals started 5000 otherwise best three in five.


Moscow came well up to the scratch as before men,
toned and Dutchess looked first rate with Bill Whe
Ian behind her all confidence Hunt took his
behind Moscow. There were several attempts at start
without effect; then Hiram Woodruff took Hunts place.
This made change in the betting-Moscow became the
decided favorite at SllO to 500 upon him.


After some five or six attempts they went FORTH Hiram
showing infinite skill in the management Of his animal.
Moscow took the lead at the bottom the Dutchess broke
at the drawgate and ere she recovered was distance be-
hind. This she not able to recover and Hiram
maintained his position home in 2m. 42s


There difficulty to a settlement of the dis
tance Of Duchess many interested individuals contend.
ed that the Judge the distance stand did strike his


flag until she had passed but it evident all that
she some three lengths behind when the flag was
struck the Judges stand although the Judge in the
distance stand struck his ag second after The Judges
made particular enquiry and gave that the Duchess
distanccd In justice they could do otherwise
These squabbles be avoidedor else there will be
end to all true and legitimate sport.


An interesting match succeeded between Col Bar.
tines MILESTONE, under the saddle, and the Cayuga
Chief driven by Hiram Woodruff in suky. Notwith-
standing ability Of the driver Of Chief the
horse under the able management Of the Col.n pre-
vailed and took the stakes fhe time most wretch
ed-the first 3m SIS; second 2m $685. third, 3m 6s


NEw YoRK BASE BALL CLUB-The second anniversary
Of this Club came of yesterday the ground in the
Elysian fields. The game was as follows: