New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10

'ho'r. ii'od t,'tc. 4,r's IT ts;s descriptions
bare mo- 1.-The . G.t'lncg.nea ,bemstlve, ec
IT, .--t ne ror.t-. The uuq re iton4oe
s1j gts. .rferury ~ thoroughbred hofss.
As rs1ltr- / A. ( ','e ed -evefsl heysenco 70
Dquue wlet-f tlor rr!y dricency a. 'r-tters
dots not H., 4, the iirg aud whether With proper
attention, toe may 81 te made D. SHOW qnatea as
tIot rS-t;,st bota speed end bottom. acc, As nsvc
never toeo tqea n ~ hoy Id blcoded or ptr bred
ho:-es u 2, ~!G 70 tie par.cGlsr horse Prince no.
:,lsls4c.as 10 ecpuar belief in the puEtg Of his
biooG VI lid tba, ;otne grave doubts entersred
- TIE svticc,. &c va bred in Kcntn Ky aud is cad
~ 3. hy Wooopoelcr "1g sc q WOodhurn mzrc Bat
many tiink .oa. be l. than turee-fourt1s
h!o. d,d He VIA IuIc"a.ci by Mr.. Ten Brock. aad
WA yerr ruccessful III N, hgnds. He sold MIN pre-
yous 10 Bis departure for England and in several hard
t!ots against Lantern the horse has SHOWN himself
worthy Of bis royal nsme But to
which, after all he "fsss and feathers! trDt
Of all. MI JcS.p Hail. who backed tip,e against the
borse just be tore the tIot paid for
feit-$l ,c00-aLd Nr McMann pockesed that amount
Of money, leevi VIA, few there were Of tie pubo
preseb TO pocket their disappointment. The I'll nbcr.
TO be sure was no, large for the extra traIa q
run by the Long I.aud Railroad Company carried out
only one hundred aud twelty five passengers. Last
year similar train took out about eleven husdred to
zee Flora Temple perform ike feat-a worry forcble
illustration Of the embargo Laid upon pleasure and
travel by tie had times rhcre was an immediate
sdjouinuc3, to the Union Course, half q me distant
to witness not by Belle Of Portland Lady Wooafdtf
aid Humuirg Brd for purse ard stake, $3.50. Tae
following is uInrsTy Of the result
TROTIISG OS INIOe COURSE. L.. | - TRHrSfdV,
Oct. S-For Il pure and stake Of $500, mile hear',
best three IL five, 20 WAGONS.
F3ii :s "sie q g. s. 5.%%S, s9 .;:
Tin.e-2:514 -2;>J-2:S5
The fou,ta heat was generally thought to have
been clearly won By = holt or three-qusrtefs length
by Lacy Woodruff. But tho Judges decided differ
emily, and pronounced il q dead heat. 1t was now
quite TOO dark TO ZEE with dstnc,ness, any distance
Another hea, was performed, but it alleged that
HummiDg Bird ran good part OF the way, while on
The other hard, il was charged that Lady Woodruff
had not stuck 20 her trot steadily. The Judges re-
fused TO make decision, AID the matter terminated
in some copfason snd much darkoess, no one getting
the money TIotting horses into the darkness OF
ucht Goes not strike The bes! wny TO trot them
The Long Is'eno Railroad Company made arrange
ments for the Accommodation of visitors whica
deserved better remuneration than the slender acd
st,aggling Attendance afforded.
TIE mice Young ,nan,' whose sanity appearance
makes it wonder that he = not in SOME pulpit, or IA
tie employnept of some Sunday School So3iety-tbo
same nice pour man whom We published as . swind
Ter with cards account Of the latest race on tne
Fashion Corise was in atteI dsncs the Ceutre-
vile Ccurse and was more successful than before In
finong customers. A younS Mr.. Storey, credulouS
AID sn,le minded youth from jersey CITY, ventured
his gold watch and chain, and lost them, OF course
Soms other young men. wih downy chins, invested
sbou. $40 permanently. We advise these interesting
youths read the papers before they visit the races
agaip. Losing money to swinder, in these tines Is
not the mos plcssa:t Of experiences. Read The ps
pere, bsys'