The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-27
corsspondeassof the Dispstsn.
.,..r afo~kst En- Pieces Second Day

HfdF&SY
~, p,.p.rcH-Ws have Led ssother aslishtfnl
asy. and With il the finest spCs sh.s d n1ys Eve, eve.
~iteeessd on the New Martet CORE oo ,. lnose
no The zane scd speed fthe winner think they
: mid have admitted that their p.eJeo'css ~ ~
led them, and that the on tbs tu a the
famous fors sitter which he 10 called. mss been 10
the allied armies .,.t. for three year old colts
"a iiiss two nils hssta $500 entf,nce. ior which
thsy vera stx named only two o. wnoIs noweves'
xns to the scofe the others pa!lns =, .n,.r,. ~.
Wnen ie 80. nniv moderate one. and the betting
sr smost ct loss TO know wnere 70 ,sck fher
Ut sp ire but but sis coapsss..:
Miss Julia, had also won reputation q the sams
time not 70 be ovsroossa Tr the ssh,s p,
~ s.vor but were promptly met BY those OF the
dIy Whenever the slightest odds were offered AZ
botn sides however fought shy, ous n..ie mo5ey
s sa: e hands, consequently no ono
The Race Promptly 8. the appointed time, the
riders were charged and cum .n,sng eff At ths ip.
stsnt and commenced struggle for the lsad. After
runnine three hund ed yards the lilly stuck her nose
llsnss broushs the colt even with her and
ia this position the two three hundred yards fur.
S .9.
font, and bis rider having taken pull on him, con
tnued to lead to the head Of the stretch and from
there to the sand In lSit M Suna Dsins rhs
second mile was rur ast the first, the colt eontin'
uing t. lead bet the FLY never allowing hersef 70
drop of more than two lengths until swirg into
the stretch the second time. when she made noble
b. ush and closed out day between herself sad part
ner, but failed to get further than ms 'aooie 'h''
Second Heat.--S eth horses having cooled en- aamf
rsby at the expiration Of thirty minutes the 1rn
s,unded and the two came to the sane H.. 70. fSbtsnsd
hares the colt getting few feet start. and the My
ruaning at the top OF her speed to IecoveIit Cns
retes and along the quarter til. lady lighting every
inch OF the ground In hopes OF gaining sns
sad the colt under steady pull q. Te,oiu.eiy
on preventing her from doing %. until the ftana
passed In l:50 The second mile WAS merely reps
titicn Of the first both running for speed ana hs
about h.f length 10 the ,sors in lbs. and vim
The race, beyond question was the ane.t for three
bastopo is uooobq aeratls Miss Julia will keep him
busy in every "spin" in which they may join MI i.
s -. sn'P hss Dss only povsa
loot. but as game sEd durxbls a. req fpg. sp'
pena the ;sss sss snsriss, .. ola .o,,.
ard llss twc ails heats $500 entrsnce half forfeit
and sossd with the following:
Teiley Chssthsm'sb sebastCpoi. by Tally :,
- Ho. dam Olstrx, years cid. go. ..:.........l
Wrn q Gibbons Oh Miss Julia, BY 6leccos, q q
daa Mamie Rhodes By John & Giimss.;.... =
John B.lchsr's (selden Macopl BIC by Tally q.
fahy Chsathac,s gr by Revsl ue, dam An =.
Msj Thos Dos~slr:b by Revenue, dam Emf =.
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Tomorrow (Fhursday) the Jockey Club purse oil
$780, thtee mile heats, will ba ,uu for, by Sslene'
Phc, Lucy PHILIPPE ana Peaks OF Otter, and l ven.
turs the prediction tia. IL will be OF the fastest
ever over the As Selene is 8 gres;
f-yoriLe in your city, | suppose che will find many
friends to back her, all of whom can reach here BY
taking the accommodation traia. which leaves Jtdr
city every nnornine al half pa,t O'Clock. Doc