The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-26
THE l. A T ES Il N II w s.
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.
THE BOSTON OLYMPIC GAMES.
Third Day Of the Great Agricultural
Exhibition.
FIFTY THOUSAND VISIIERS ON THE GROUND.
ANOTHER GREAT HORSE RACE.
A NEW YORK HORSE VICTORIOUS,
HE BOSTON OLYMPIC GAMES.
FIFTY THOUSAND VISIlyRS ON THE GROUND.
ANOTHER GREAT HORSE RACE.
A NEW YORK HORSE VICTORIOUS,
&C., &C., DC.


The Exhibition opened to-day under more favorable
auspices. The weather clear but cold. President
Wilder announced that the affair would be carried
through by Saturday night The opening was attended
by great crowd, among them many New Workers..
AT ten O'Clock there grand procession Of all tho
horses which was followed by trial of working oxen
for which City yoke entered including Benz Pcey
Poores splendid pair from West Sewbury. Then there
was parade of six hundred and thirteen truckmen,
mounted on theie splendid horses and preceded by
band in Concord wagon drawn by six horses. The
truckmen made a line display This was followed by a
trial Of draught horses; pair drew five tons
muddy track--frst premium one hundred dollars.
The cleared for a trial Of speed for
stations four years old and upwards. Premiums two
hundred, one hundred and fifty dollars. Columbus "a
years old went in $40 beating Stockbrdge Chief driven
by VIM Woodruff. The Morrill, horse, celebrated
Black Hawk and Morgan from New Hampshire troted in
2:as. American Eagle went in 3:7, beating American
Star two seconds Wild Deer and Tiger had turn; the
former in 800. Flying Morgan and Morgan Rather
came up for brush which the former easily in 80.
Roston Boy and Ango.saxon rext-almost dead heat,
in 3:13. Lone Star then dsanced Henry Clay in three
minutes, which closed the morning proceedings and all
the animals biped ard qnadruped were fed and watered
in the afternoon there tremendous crowd over
fifty thousand tickets being sold at the doors. Every
avable spot of ground in the immense crowded
with people There Eve thousand ladies present
Flags, ribbons and pennan's futered in every breeze
The amphiheatre brilliant with New England beauty
Busine,s in the city generally suspended and young
and I'D joined to make holiday. Everything quiet
and orderly, and although the crowd overno wing
with excitement, joy and ioy, it very polite. The
very effective force Of policemen under Chief Taylor and
Capt s. G. Adams had but little difficulty in keeping the
most perfect order II at once brilliant and
imposing
AT haIfpast two there iol of family horses Of
which two hundred and ten entered. Only small
number, however appeared the track. At halpast
three the crowd had much increased and the horses were
brought up for the great eventa for two hundred
dollars 70 The winner, and hundred for the second
best ro.ing mile heals best three in five, for horses
that trotted for money free to all drivers. The
following gentlemen acted udges--Lewis D. Brown OF
New York city; Samuel jarvis, OF Claremont, n. H.:
Wm. B. Eacon, Thomas G. Parsons, and s. r. Pearl, o.
Boston.
Anson Livingston, Of New York, entered black mare
G,nesce six years old winner Of the first premium at
the RhoGc Island show splendid animal and fine as
silk, driven by i. Johnson, Of New York
Henry sisson Of Providence, r. l., entered gray geld
ing Young America. six years olidriven by wn wool
ruff, ofNea York.
FIhraim Hayes, Of Boston entered sofrcl gcling East
Col', six yoals ola.
cancer Curtis entered brown gelding Guiding Stnr
DuIoc tlocJ, eight years old, driving.
j. H. stanton entered brown geding Ned, seven years
old, pcriec, little pony but his bottom fell ontiiven
by the owner.
apel Mace entered lay KATE Miller, seven years
oil, full oi fre--driyen by Mace The Juvenile.
}. F. sherman, of Fast warcbam Mass, entered bay
MAZE Fanny Sherman raised the cape--drven By the
owner
4 nj I,.l Il, I.rp r,s..r
O'clock at the sound of the buglc No race here has
been witnessed by 50 many people. AZ the first
start IL was evident that The was between Gcnesee
and hate Miller. The Others INDUCED in private affair
Of their own, in the ba,k districts. The Now York
horse had pretty fair contest with Kate and laid her
out coming in length ahead in two thirty eight
Guiding Star was dis;auced much to the disgust Of his
driver.
IN The second heat Guiding Star let in parti
cular favor He modest and stayed In the rear Az
before, the between Genesee and Kate Miller.
Kate broke up baby, and Gcnesee won handy IN two
thirty-fve and half. Fanny sherman and Ned dis
tanced.
In the third heat all the horses shut ont eSsep.
Gcnesec, Kate MILLER and Young Ameris4. They hal
coed start Genesec the pole Kate next and the gray
outside. The heat very exciting. Kate and Gepeec
might lave been covered with the same BLANKET lo-
almost half n milo. Kate troted finely, aud neither
horse 0atc ilng th Tue AtFetcb
Kate led and after hard fight with the blac. mare
came in half 10 advance, winning the heat two
thirty seven and half. woodruns horse was brighten.
cd by the shouting of the people, broke his left hand
rein, and made dash at the crowd. Woodruff was
thrown forty feet into the crowd receiving cou
tusons In the head and vertebrc Policeman Hartford
was hurt The suky was smashed to pieces. The Killed
and wounded carried to the sarshals tent cur
cd BY weak brandy and water.
In the fourth heat the New fork horse hal il an his
own way, and easily in two forty So the Empire
City victorious, and Gcncsce takes two hundred
and Kate Miller hundred dolilrs. Neither animal
has locd but both have lots Of speed. It is another
dcnoci attic victory.
SEMINARY
Mr. Iivingston's bk. m Gcnesec. ......... . 1
Mr. Macc's b. IN. Kate Miller. ........ . 2 1 .
Mr. sissons z. 4. Young America. 3 . Sdis
1imc-2as-23h 1s-237 k--2:40.
Al the others ashamed on the second heat Tho
sav bas been one Of Dninteffupof cn;ovtoep, Aov