New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

for the front failed 10 obtein 1t. tie time was a. 5
sec. The heat over, be. ing was at 100 TO 20 on
Throgsneck.
Second Hedt-A good lead off, with Thregsneck
leading. At once Nicholas called on, and forcei
the pace, out could not head and Throgsoeck led TO
the stand; in the same way they went the mile out,
Throgsneck leading and looking like winner. Away
Trey 90 in the third mile and the lead does not change
and he ends the mile with half length in front. The
last mile ia entered on and Nicholas forces The pace,
and pretty struggle follows, bus the gray still leads,
and Nicholas falls back haif mile is gone over, and
again Nicholas rallies aud beautiful brush s made
Down the back stretch they fee, every stride tells,
Nicholas draws up, he lsrs a hundred yards are ran
bead and tail; il is now which will outlive but the
struggle lat long and sooner than is told
il over and Nicholas drew in front; he showed
clear, and came away home an easy winner by half
dozen le5gtbs in min. 81 sec This heat sho wed
that Nicholas had played ely game in the tirs heat
He co1d have won tnat had he forced the pace; bnt
this he did not do. The odds now changed, and were
at AL SORTS of rates in favor of Nicholas.
Third Heat.-Throgsneck off in the leadi but
Niholas forcing the pace. In this way the trst mile
j. DONE The second mile nearly the same. Tnat
done ard Tbrogsneck still in the van, but Nicholas
driving him the third mile is to be fatal one to ons
Of h,m FOR here toe battle s. They have covered the
fret BIZ mile and are now entering on the do~n-hill
If the far side of the Nicholas responds to the
call of bs jockey rurhes up, collars the grey aud at
the foot of The il has him beaten and in ten lengshs
more draws clear and has lead OF three iengths,
and in hand away home 10 the stand, and goes
of for the final nile at ease, and with the race won,
barring an accident Bot the accident did not bappen.
and he slIode at bis ease to the en game horse and
a handy winner in g min. zee.
| SUMMARY.
Post Stale four mile ea four subsciibers-two started
'G San HgT Rhode n by Ws iet3 @
on, OF Sally Ward, by John r. Grimes years Old, ,
III III lime: min see min 5i sec % min sec
| THIRD RACE.-A handicap for h0rses beaten during
the meeng-twomile heats This brought out Boar
bon and Iona the first beaten the fret day and the
last on the III ird day. The odds were 100 70 80 on
! Bourbon.
First Heot.-Irona had the track, and went of lead
ing, and led from end TO end and seemed to win han
diy-,ime 2:50,. The odds were now 100 10 10, and
| no takers.
Second Heat -Tfey got away IrOna headings but,
as sthey had gone to the head Of the course Bour
hon MADE dash, and at once in front, and led
round the turn. When they had cleared the tnrn,
Irona went at him TO regain position, and beantai
Struggle followed. Tapped ley went down the back
side, round the turn, and up TO tie stand, BOURBON
still leading OF in the second mile and the turn part,
another burst Eat n and las ed through the straight
work 70 h. lower turn aud up home, making 4 most
beautiful race and the best heat of the day. Time,
min 49, rec.
Now all was changed and the odds Bourbon's
| az any ra that Iroua's hackers would ask.
| Third Heat.BOurbop I'D frOm the start, ADD led
throughout, th tesuriful brushes be them, bar
Ifona could never bead and Boarbon ran in a handy
winner by length, in min. 81 sec.
Handicap Of 500 for horses beaten during the meetings two
| mile heats
THIS PmyeaT's br. Bourbon by imp. Glencoe out Of
Fleur de Liz, years old 81
Thos Doswel's e. m. lroua by Register (re OF imp
PIiam) d-m by Prince George, years d. 100 10 ..I
Tine-3 min 500 Sea II in 49l sec d min 81 sec