Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-01

kim. Warlock, Lima, Zigzag, Poodle, Nlumin- l ator, Black Tommy, and the favorite. as near as we could make out still forming the next division until near the T. Y. C.. winning post, when Lima broke down very badly in the near | hind pastern, aud Barfleur, Tasmania, and Black Tommy exhibited symptoms of having had enough of it.
 | The pace now slackened little, which let up Proress, Fisherman, Srunterer, and some of the rear division, and owing to the immense body of horses still clustering together. cannon's and collisions were plentiful as black berries - Something, (El Hakim. we beleve,) gave Ger Va, (whose jokey, just before had drawn her back to the head of the ruck) regular broad side, which knocked her on her head and knees; and whilst in the act of recovering herself. the mare was placed altogether hors de combat through Proress, who happened to be too close behind to be pulled to the right or left, almost stumbling over her. Tanksley was thrown on to Prloress's neck, and in his efforts to recover his seat lacerated the mare goo deal with his spurs about the shoulder Before reaching the Bushes, the fate of the Dobler, who had to be reused with the whip mile from home was sealed: and, soon after passing them, Poo. de fell so lame. that Alfred Day instantly pulled him up At the top of the hill, the po- sitions of the foremost horses became easily distinguished Queen Bess Con the right or judges side of the course,) was about length in advance of Fl Hakim, who was running on | her whip hand, with Fright, Odd Trick, and Emulator close together at the heels of the Richmond horse; and next to them, in the mid de of the course, followed Zigzag Warlock, Martlnet, and Saunterer, Tn cluster; while, on the extreme left, almost level with Fl Hakim Was Pnoress who suddenly appeared from the ruck as they began to make the dip with such formidable front that loud shouts of " the Amencan wins,' rose all sides In the Abingdon mile bottom, Odd Trick, Zigzag, Saunterer, Martinet, Emuator and Fright were beaten, and in rising the hill, the weight sto J. ed Warlock. The race was then left to Queen Bess, El Hakim and Prioress, and was contest. ed with great severity to the chair--the Amer lcan mare having much the best of it until within fifty yards from home, when she ran out to the left from distress and the lack of assistance from her jockey (whose style of fin lshlng presented striking contrast to that of his two tiny opponents,) thereby letting up Queen BeSs and Fl Hakim--the latter of whom caught Mir. Saxes lilly in the very last stride, and these two having their heads level with that of Prioress at the winning post.- Mir. Clarke was compelled to award a dead heat with the three.
 Fright fnished close under the chair two lengths off, and about length behind him in the middle of the course Zigzag was fifth, half length in advance of Warlock, who was sixth. Odd Trick, Martinet and Ernulator were next, about half length from Warlock, so close together that each jockey claims the seventh place, and at the heels of Warlock, with hls nose at the latter's quarters was Sam- terer, who won the bets his owner laid about the horse being within thirty yards of the win ner, by nearly half that dstance--Mr. H. Hibburd who is gradually reco verng from his serious ilnesD and Mir. T. Marshall, ir., being the referees to decide the point. The next lot comprised Mon Dobler, Eloquence, and Renown, but further than this We cannot attempt to specify: suffice it to state the remauds sr having been pulled up long way from home, they presented tremendous "tail" The last lot comprised Fisherman, (who showed mo mentarily in forward position at tine Bushes when ths weight stopped him,) Lima Gun boat, Black Tommy, and Teacher, the latter being the "absolute last" Run in min. 8 sec.