American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

Dove were entered. A capital race en-
Isued between the two former Young Dove
being distaDced in the first heat. J which
was won BY Fashion in four heats the ed
tbeing adesd heat, and the third won by
Blue Dick, in 7;46k-8:o44--7;53-8:-
%. Track heavy.
On the lss OF October. on the Union
course. Fashion Won from Dunyegan (by
limp. Trustee out of Jemima) the purse OF
$500, three mile heats, in 6;15. with the
greatest ease, Dunyegan being Withdrawn
latter the FIRST heat.
On the 18th of Oct. we End Fashion a.
gaip in Baltimore the winner of the four
milsp purse of S400. for which she beat The
Colonel and Alamode in 8:29. during q
heavy rain which lasted all day. and made
the track very hayey. The Colonel made q
desperate etfortfor the first heat, but could
not reach the mare, so was Withdrawn
Alamode WAS distanced the frst heat.
On the 24lh Of October. she appeared on
the Beacon course. opposite New York
city, and ran for the three mile purse of
s6Oo.with Marchioness [ by Imp. Rowton,
whom she beat in 5;6O4-5:571.
1845-Fashion opened her campaign Of
le45 on the 18th Of May, on the Union
course, LII, with the great sectional
match ,betwet the North and the South,
for $4,000 side, $4,000 forfeit, four
mile heats .r--s.
Thos. Kirkman, Of Alabama. named ch. m.
PeytoHa, by imported Glencoe, out Of
Grantees BY imp. Leyiathan, years old.
1l8 lbs. /
Henry K. Toler, of New Jersey, entered
Oh. m. Fashion. by Imp. Trustee. out of
Bonnests-o. Blue, BY Sir Charles, 8
years, 1873 lbs. e2
Time. 7:392-7:451.
In this race Fashion was not quite up to
the mark, though she succeeded 10 helping
Peytona to make one Of the best four mile
races ever run in this country.
On the following Saturday MAY 17)
over the same course, she beat Jeannetteau
.(by Imp, Leviathan) for the four mile
purse ofSl0e0, in 8:38-s:4S; traeh very
heavy.
On the eSth May, at Camden, N. J. for
The clhb purse of S 1000, four mile baats,
she beat Peytona with comparative ease.
in 7:48--7:57. thus proving herself to
have been out Of fx when running for the
great match.
Her mex! victory was on the Union
course. on the e3l Oct, when she beat Lii
atunah (hy Imp. Ainderby) for the four
nile purse Of $1,000. in 7;43t, Liatunah
having been withdrawn after lie frs. heat
1s46.--Fashioa being now 9 years old y
began her campaign Of '46 at Baltimore,
on the l4th OF May. and af,er capital
race with Orator by Boston) won the
club purse Of $500. four mile heats, in L.
36--7:51.
Overthe Union course, L. T., June 9,
she beat Ringgold 10y Boston) and Pat
sey Anthony, for purse of 5000, four
mile heats, in 7:48t--8:o2. ~. 4.
At Baltimore. on the 18th October, she
gained an easy victory over Marietta (by
Imp. Priam) and Claude Melnotte (by Bos-
ton). The latter split his hoof and was
stopped the first heat, and Marietta; after
fruitlessly contendiug for the FIRST heat,
"ao -Hisuhidhu 1im6 Os4Os LQTee mile
heats, purse 500 dollars.
1847.-Fsshien's frstrace this year was
at Baltimore on the 99th May: it was 8
mile race for 400 dollars, for which Pas
senger (by Bale Pey,on) most gallantly
Notwithstanding the 6rst heat aud max
ing dead heat of the third, Fashion win
ming The "a and 4th. Time 5:45---5:51
--5:51---6;05. er.
! On the Union course, Oct. 9Th, she a.
gain ruet Passenger, who put In a clam
for the purse of 1900 dollars. four mile
heate. proved his pretensions to be well
founded by winning in two hsats---tine,
7;s64-7,4S4. Fashion being well up in !
both heats u. ~
l848,2.-on the 10Th Of May ofthis year,
We again find Fashion a gallant winner on
the Union course. L, l.. The race was
for $1,000, four mile heats, and was won