The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11


Oh h Comet by Trustee, out OF Ornament, by Shadow
carried Is lbs erseight. NORTHUMBERLAND $3.50
Gr b Wilton Brown, by Arab horne, out Of Prism and
Hneaiee msre... Observation-Disclosures.
Or D. sultan. Observation-Disclosures. q
B. b. Young Zenith. Observation-Disclosures.
TIfg RACE
good start was effected the second atteuapa ,hs.
two erays lying together and Comet in third psos
On he side Of the track Wilton Brown rant
Comet taking the second place At the stables Tue = ,s
went up, deprived Wilton Brown Of the lead and carried
the running with clear lead OF length nre time
past the stand On the lover eide the rider Comet ook
pull at his horse, and INDUCED the gray with the ead
along the lower side Before reaching last Comet
again went up and deprived Wilton Brown Of hh Leading
position, coming home easy winner, without being
fsiry extendedhs jockey looking back An laughing a.
his opponents sultan a bad third and Zenith who.
baked twice, walked in last. Time, 2s06H
The race for thoroughbred mares followed, two only
putting in an appearance II was won clevery 81 Mr..
Booths Oh m Narcssa, beating DR.. q. A. Howe's'
tested race. T me, 2,05
The awarding OF the prizes then followed, . lit Of
which suboined AT the request OF the nesideu, Of
the society, all those horses which had been awarded
sh were driven around the track bearing the
ecsvsd second awards Professor Clark; Of xnhsrs.
onege, IN brief but appropriate speech cxtolling
the benefits resulting from these exhibitions presented
the state prize banner, won by Connecticut, Mr.
hyde, PRESIDENT OF the Connections State Agricul-
ura society THAT gentleman, on behalf Of his state,
cknowledged the honor in suitable terms expressing the
rancation be fet at the high position attained by Con-
Springfield.
general
shaw stations were exhibition THIS is probably due
70 the great scarcity Of this distinguished Of rosrs
which, a. yet have not had time 70 spread any great
distance, but have been confined 70 special LOCALITIES
They are destined, however, from their elegant FORM
stylish appearance and great swness In the trot at no
distant period TO create Juror among breeders when
their merits become generally known In addition 70
being superior road horses they are represented
qualled under the saddle and Of uncommon spirit and do
city. Al will be seen from the list Of prizss Jupter
one OF this stock, and q magnificent looking stallion,
carried OF the hvst premium OF $500 for stations for
N Dp k.Fsk s-
and attracted general attention. There was much
inquiry for Lightning among the connoisseurs breed
ers who were anxious 70 view this celebrated Bashaw
stallion and fully expected his presence 1t the fair but
be is not on exhibition this fall was sscertalned
spending the next summer woburn his "a
the Springfield Exhibition in the fall 10 placed beyond
The attendance Of visitors from all parts on the last
day was immense, % 900 persons being present
seemed as II every village and town Of Massachusetts,
ana Connecticut had poured out its population Wit
ness the trials Of speed for 1t must be acknowledged
that s the trottng contests that the great
OF attraction at these horse exhibitions Delegates from
great humber Of State societies present; among
which were Georgia, South Carolina Kentucky LousiaAs
Ohio, Governor Banks and his lady Lieutenant Gov
Task Of Massachusetts, Lieutenant Governor Cat
lin OF necticut Willis Of ldewild; On Governor
seymour, q Hartford Charles Delano, Of Northampton,
and Jas. Humphrey, Of Brooklyn, N. r., members 81
Congress Sim Leland, silAs Herring, b n Whitiock
and Lewis B. Brown Of New York; W. W. Corcoran, Of
fesors W. & Tyler and vose, Of Amherst 6oIiess ma
hundreds OF other distinguished were present nom
sr he o. sS
Beefsk, driving his beautiful imported Thoroughbred
maze Rosie round the track harnsssed 70 Russian
droeky belonging 70 Colonel Colt Of Hartford ThN marc
took the nfst prize for thoroughbred breeding Mares and
well abe deserved the award. She is hnely shaped
fully formed head, clean limbs and bright expressive
eye srsinsy resembles her sire, the celebrated
pyng Dut g who soa both the EPSON Derby and
Inc attendance Of buyers Of horses very great ye
strange 70 say, although thsre were upwards Of SIX
lnA ursvlv fsp faces
being equal TO the demand fact, the business done
va very limited q the majority Of the horses
not Tor SALE" The demand for horses In New York at
present very great saddle horses especially being very
scarce ard commanding high prices In consequence of
have got "otsn Row in Central Park Tor exhibit
ing nne horses and skin IN the mSna0 Beyond the saesof
Ss wsconsn team 70 Mr. Corcor.n Of ws.hnsson Young
class Of Family Horses" beating Bouey Young and over
fer others who WAS sold Is said for - 600; Boasy
for whom stated 81 200 paid-we did not hear of
Any sAles being Effected The day sucossding The az
hioition u generally devossd 70 the buying and
selling OF horses, and more business 10 dooe on
that Gay than on any other One buyer alone purchased
horses 10 The OF 600 ser The fair had torm
mated Sellers Of ae then more dspos "a To 40
r and reasonabie prices than they habit OF
dong In The excitement and bus,e Of the exhibition
Hb TACT worthy OF polise, that notwiths tandins
there WAS TO be 70 600 psrsous 90
he grounds during the exhibit W, there single
case POCKET picking reported This mainly 70 DO
uiouted 70 TIE foresight 81 the directors had en-
gagged the services Of the well New York detec.
OF the Boston police force Their presence e1sciaAly
scared Away the light fingered gentry whose absence 70
Always more agreeable than their company
Although this exhibition has BY far the most ssc-
oeesu ever ct held since s organization In l663 and
m second and third celebrations, In 1857 and lsss. No
Understand that the directors 90 not purpose present
holding again for two years They desire 70 allow sue
ocens time for another and probably better cIass Of
National Exhibi.,on Of Imported Blood ana Arsr,csn
oreeos o. norscs a. Springfield me folio sing tbs liss
GAS No. Thoroughbred stallsous: the arss ana
only premium Of 500 ., Comet, owned BY Alexander
B..hsase Of Fordbam, wcssohestsr county, NY.
CLASS NO. 2-rhoroughbred mares: the nrst and only
premium Of 800 70 Narclssa, owrsd BY Henry BoosS
Of West rEms, wessches.er osussy, n. y
The nr premium q saco to Jspsr owned :,
Dr. y. b. Rich, Of New YORK; the second Of Sleo. %
den Conn The third Of $50 70 Maine nssscue., o.oss
BY John Wyman, Of Bangor, Ne.
ss 10 .-ssAllions for general use, years and IN
owned BY Hid Baldwin, Of rcondcrogA. N. r.; the -
esnd Of SO, % Hector, owned BY Frank B Knowles;
Gus, owned by John stslmsn OF Lee; ana sbs FOURTH
Of go 70 Clarion, owned By y. W. Russell, q fort.
Class No s-stAlions Of four year, and undsr ave; ths
nrst premium Of $50 70 Hampden Asn Alias Billy swpe6
q Ian: raisr q New Yos shs ssoosa o. ESQ . $40
The third d 60 70 Nsueasock, owned BY II Bsnnsts
@ New Bo.son Conn, and she fourth q s2S % ImpsrL
RosorsbIs mention wss made siso q P.shssSs.. D..
owned By william Pessibcoe Of Msriden Cuun Hckory
.ssa "a ME-. g sss.s u
D. Bush Co, Of sbcreaam, W, and Pontiac, owned
BY J. J. CSandall, o< Brastlcborv, VI
Gas NO e-staiiions Of years and under the nrst
premium, o. 80, 10 Back Bird, owned BY Josepe
ha,ker o. Brooklyn, n r. the second, Of $50, 70 Wa
Hale, Of heriden, Conn. the third. Of $50 70 Deu-
ny. OF Csppville Mas and the fourth Of s2e 70 10
scph Burnett, Of soushboro
Class No. 1-Stsllions OF two years and under three.
the nrst premium Of $50 10 LevlAthan, owned By ~
!, Bradley, q heriden, coan.; the second Of go to.
,he thrd q so 70 Hiram Drev, Jr., owned BY D Bs'
Gas No Mares Win foals BY their side: the sru
premium, Of 500, 20 Highland Maid, owned by David
I<avu IT. Of Great harrington the second Of $50 70
focAbostas, owned by n. D.Dbush %. q shorsn.u
W.; the third, of e25, 20 Venus, Owned BY q 81
Nourse. Of shrewsbury. Mas
TAss No. p.-Breedine mars;-the irst pre- MUM NJ
$780, 10 the tboroushhred the Count d. Be- sk yr
eina the sccoud cf ESQ., 10 Eclipse owned BY G. w. Rath
gate, New York The third, ~ s2s, 10 Jenny, o~ned by
John Brooks, yr., ~ prinoessn. Msss.