The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

sYSNoruD, sept 10, 1864.
FINAL n Ae Home Sho-Laa Days Pyccsedsags- Ha~d-
Woman and ftas Hocsss-kor. at~ut Rarey- Tssay
" Stalons and 7Aorosglcreds-Trsai ef epssd tenSas
!Saiions-Ths Winding up Banquf, &C., <c
Friday, the third day of the exhibition, substituted for
Thursday the inccment ushercd clear sky and beau.
iul atmosphere for the continuance Of The programme
Tho grounds filed with thousands and The grand
stand presented array Of feminine beauty FAR supass-
ing any other attendance.
Before the actual business Of the day taken MP
Rarey the horse tanner gave another exhibition oi his art
in the Presidents tent, at which there twenty
or thirty persons present. including several ladies Who
expected 10 keep the secret
His subject this occasion a meek specimen Of
colt quiet and rsctabe respects but contrary 70
the laws Of nature IN horses addicted 70 the crawas
style Of locomoton-gong backward when persuaded 10
go forward, making Il uncomfortable FOR the rider or
driver, unless in a reversed position vs. back,
hi,ched TO It's head and shoulders.
This unfortunate subject for the rofsssor upon
which he illustrated Of the principles Of he systen
but could not produce entirely satisfactory copcluson
upon the witnesses Indeed Mr. Rarey has not had fair
opportunity 70 be judged a this exhibition, having had no
thoroughly vicious animal under his hands upon which ho
could prove the nfabc Of hts process and al
though would b. nnair 70 decide against him without
sufficient trial our unqualified endorsaton, yet, would
be, 10 say tie least premature
monced ID examination and trial Of the class of stall
lions between the ages Of 6ve and eight years.
Under this head there some thirty entered. Tho
Judges making the best selections they could sub divided
The into classes, and each trials Of speed
for decision and the entertainment Of crowd
The principal horses were-Young Columbus, Tom Car
penter, rahhnder, flyaway, scga Boy, Young Rater,
and others.
The result proved Young Columbus much the fastest:
and being esteemed the most worthy altogether, tho
Judges awarded TO him the first premium Of fioo: 70
Pathfinder the second, $50 and 10 Tom Carpenter the
third, s25; recommending a discretionary premium To
fyaway, and making distinguished mention of several
others.
M12 O'Clock the "thorough- -bredv stations we're cx-
amned, and their PAGES shown at q moderate speed.
Logan, magnificent stallion, by Imported Trustee out
OF Betsy Ransom ir and Of unblemshed pedigree, was
adjudged the best and awarded ne first and only pre-
MUM Of $500. lie Is the property of Mr.. J. honnot
Of Westchcster county, New York.
There were three others exhbited-already mentioned
in former letter. Sultan, stallion now owned IN
Boston, bred IN Canads, very handsome gray and 70
superficial observer shows tine points Doubtess the
public had decided the question instead of the Judges he
would have carried oa the honos and the money. Hard
Times and the Barb Muza seemed 70 be- exhibited
for te purpec Of than with any hope Of successful
competition. The judgcs-Col Harrison, q Virginia,
Richard Yeaion. cf south Carolina, n 8 Denny,
yorknad, special report upon the subject cf thorough
exst as to what should be properly decrned thorough
bred and entitled 10 under thai ciass exhibitions,
also declining 70 award ANY premium v The esass "