Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-29

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Owing q he crowded state Of cur columns, We
are obliged TO defer the publication Of the Re
uaaiu5sr of The premiums until tomorrow
The announcement Of the premiums closed
this part Of the Great Exhibition. The CON-
uauv then retired from the ground. and the
w.tchmea were stationed toE Tie night.
The attendance Of visitors during the Day
was between forty thousand and tity thou
sand.
FUS ON ruE TaAcx.-WhiIe the banquet
wasin progress, the crowd outside was anus
ed with some sc-u5I races On the trasa. There
vas some excellent time made, and some OF
the hog.es showed that thsy needed but
Ittle training 70 make them known IS fast
horses.
The trosrnz continued till late hour, the
crowd maintaining their positions, and rend-
ing the ar wIsh their shouts, as the COMPETE
tors wLiEied along 5he course.
SAECEDAy. OCT. 27-EIFrH AND LAST DAT.
Ak al early hour the tide of human beings
began 70 set yoB srds the exhibition grounds,
on foot and in carriages. Washington street
presented TWO continuous lines OF car-isgel-
one M town sud the other down town. The
first named were loaded 10 their utmost ca
pacity, aud the already weary omnibus hors-
e, faded and worn 6y their laboEs OF the pre-
vious DAYS, seemed 70 shrink from the loads
imposed upon them thus early in the morn
ing.
TaE TRACE.-The course was occupied at
an earl hour by those who were DESTROYS Of
exhibiting the goodqualit.es OF their animals.
Several scrub races were had, but they were
not timed. The tEotting was very good, and
here and there were TO be seen some very su-
perior animals, which may Be heard from in
the future.
The TEoTTISG. First HeGt.-At 10 Ia
O'Clock, a grand trot came of upon the track
between the following celebrated horses
a. Columbus, s. Stockbridge Chief, North
Horse aud 8 Ethan Allen"
Ethan Allen came home IN 2.34 I-2. Col.
umbus, although in his twenties, pressed on
with remarkable speed, and came in about ten
lengths behind. North Horse was about two
lengths in the rearof Columbus, while Stock
bridge Chief was dIstauced. The first half
mile was made by Ethan in l.S6.
Second Heat. Stockbridge Chief was with
drawn. The first half was accomplished by
Ethan in LII. He came up in fine style in
2.57. Columbus was about the same distance
behind & in the first heat.
The premiums were $500 and $50 respec-
lively.
SECOND Thor AtI2 O'Clock grand trial
Of speed came of for $500 and $50 prizes.
The horses entered were stations under SIX
years Of age.
First Heat. The horses entered were
" White Mountain Morgan" who had the
pole; Morgan Hunter" and 'Romeo," who
had the outside. =" Romeo led of, but was
well followed by white Mountain Morgan"
who broke at the first quarter and lost ground.
He gradually closed up, however, but not
sufficient TO win, +" Romeo coming in several
lengths ahead, in Isl. Morgan Hunter +"
ran against the rail at the first half, and was
taken from the course.
Second Heat Romeo" soon opened quite
a gap between him and his competitor, and
had It all his own way TO the end, coming in
in 2.5S.
THIRD TRoT.-First HeGt.-This was a test
between the two celebrated 'sMorreu' horses,
father and son, from Vermont, the son lead
ing the sire, and winning the race in
2.42 -.