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London, England, 1868-09-01 00:00:00

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was brought from England, with Taylor to ride
for Mr. Sandford, and has achieved many successes
and a great name in America. The hurdle Race
• came off first on this day, and was won by Harry
Booth. On the 7th the racing was scarcely of so
interesting a character ; Sundown, the Oakland
filly, and Red Dick were the winners. On tin
Bth the first race, 13- miles, was won easily by
Clara Clarita in 2-46. The second race, ptys.
$l,OOO, a dash of three miles, James A. Co-,-
nolly won by a length, beating Pat Malloy.
Time-1481, 1.481, 1.544. Much money changed
hands on this race. Mall ,y was the favott-
r:te. The third race, for $5OO, a d tsh of 14
miles, was won by S:one .vall JaAson, be d-
ing Sundown ani Gilroy. Titne-3•13. Colo-
nel OTallon and Mr. Duke brought a racing,
stud from the Mississippi J,Vver, and great com-
plaint is made of the accotnino lation ou the rail-
roads, more especially the E7i as the horses ha I
no shelter, no water, and hal to stand under the
thin shade of some trees for above an hour with the
thermometer between 90 deg. and 109 deg. There
is great rivalry between the New York and the
Western men. The latter won the Travers' Stakes,
but they were "sold" in the second race, more still
in the hurdlerace, and most of all in the Saratoga Cup,
which last, however, was altogether due to Hay ward's
riding. On Monday, the 10th August, the races
were resumed, General Duke winning the Sequel
Stakes ; Viley the purse for beaten horses ; and
Alta Vela the Three-quarters, for two-year-olds.

rh " e sixth day-of the sport was the last, and it un-
fortunately began to rain just as the people were
starting for the coure, and it poured before the
hurdle race was over. This spoiled the interest to
all but betting men, and upset much of their calcu-
lations, as it greatly altered the state of the course.
Lodilia led over the first hurdle, maintaining her
lead the whole way, and winning in a canter by
four lengths. The four-mile for all ages, weight
for age, was won by James A. Conolly, a four-year-
old, carrying 1081bs ; the time being 7m. 3s. The
mile and a half handicap was won by Sleety, which
ran the distance 2m. 50Is. The dash of half a mile
for all ages, catch weights, was won by Jubal.
The racing was good from beginning to end. The
great Athlone stable from St. Louis had a fair
measure of success ; but the stable of Mr. Morris
was not in luck. Colonel API/midi; did well ;
Mr. Sanford's victory in the Cup was his only one ;
and Mr. Cameron had no victory at all. Governor
Bowie won two races, but Harry Booth, with which
he won the first hurdle race, fell lame, and could
not be started for the second. Lobelia, who did
win it, was sold to M'Connel and Thompson. No
horses were started by the Annieswood stable.
Col. Bush won the Selling race with Clara Clarita,
and Dr. Weldon won the two last races with Sleety
and Jubal. Fernando Wood gave a dinner party at
the Lake House, at which the following were pre-
sent :—Sanford E. Church, A. W. Randall, Post-
master-General, Mr. Ingersoll, Henry C. Murphy,
Governor Bowie, of Maryland ; James R. Barrett,
ex-Mayor of Washington ; Judge Sutherland, of
New York; S. S. Cox, ex-Recorder James M.
Smith, jun., Erastus Corning, James M. Marvin,
John G. Saxe, Samuel G. Courtney. General
Sickles and Governor Fenton were serenaded at the
Union Hotel.