New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

nses. Beth drivers uFrod t,eiv to-srs 10 tbn :.
mciiaDn determined 70 mskr the mare recom,o..- =
'htr rtceding defeat, aud sam a,pa.entIv "a -
earnest TO Win tie race and rnrs. FIR bis a,.u,-
fe'H Ihey SWING int tie strIch laoocd q.
lore, bnt Flora outt0oei Ethan for a -,
aud showed her rose IN front and ,h,s =,
new ior perhals compile # ngIhs when. n,e,,o, -
went the stallion, and avn, lie r,n like mad ~
were running race with c,s in d,ubs ba,-.-"
Sam was seen TO lsy hack and tug b. oct hin, :; -
os' 70 no avail Tor wbstheurshened BY striking n,
wagon with his heels, cited by the stupnny 49,
OF Tue mare &c quietly geo by sam, be fairly ran
away anI Ne" over The ground though he we,.
s'''pi. o''a gun Flora Ina'ie couple Of skins. In,
caught herseli 10 sne syr, aid thence, all III. Mo.
home never cea'ed her spicndid gait The plight :,
EtR at bret not understood b, the s,eeta,o,s snou-
becs 10 maniieft ar they drew out in line NJ ;bt
that the utmost excitement WA sr,nsed in tho o,,,,J
and when che hOrfss rpund thelnvn into ,h -
stretch, the people were sInp,t Lesde ,he,,sar,o.
Hundreds rushed mo The niddle of the TIL
as il by their shouts and feeble bss thew coua s,o,
TIE runaway team; ind wmt with The shoutso Of warn
ing, and the cries of Il exci-i onrs and the push and
rush hiher and thther The wee serious danger that
some lives might he lost. But, the instinct of see
preservation prevailed, aud the crowd pressed back
into the stand 40 tie Running rea@ catte ed by San
tuggDg at their mouths if be would pull his arms
out, and Flora close behind, lroitiug an even be.
tremendous stroke, undisure b, tue noise and con-
fusion She was easily pulled up, and turning about
came buck to be blsuketed; bur Sam aud his team
kept on, around the fret and second turns down the
baek-sreeh, past tie third post and into the home
aYsl,c H..
tearing along like mad. Not until they rounded the
first turn again were they pulled up but then they
were tnrued and driven home both of them looking IA
calm and placid az If tue thought Of running away had
never occurred to Them. o. course the judges de-
csred them dtanced thus giving the heat to Flora in
2:2O5, and the going With il as q natural conse
quence. q
A'''- Temple has TINS in her old age, exhibited
rate Of speed which is truly marvellous. True, she 10
aid to have Iroited mile On the Kalamazoo track in
2:l9} but il has scarcely been satisfactorily demon.
s,rsted that the track measured the exact mile,
aud thai the time accurately taken by the judges.
There be question, boaever OF either distance
and rime in is case and hence the performance may
fairly be regarded as the best on record. Ethan Allen
has shown himself at 10 oufOot Flora on the stretch
aud although detained econ cal grounds in this
Case, be has got in him uoiiitg powe;s which only
rs, few choten ones have displayed in private
trials.
RECAPITULATI0N.
FAsHIOS corssR. l.. l. Jllj IS, 1861 Match for $l,no
uiio hests. best 10 ee Ia hive.
s. Mclaughlin name. team Allen AID uonns mate NJ.
s,cks ITO wsgOD) pbA
Jks. AcAiRnn b. N. Flora L. mp ito hsr-
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