, 1862-09-09


half MS pole, Silk Stockings second and
surr oak third, the last tWo tTotang we'll.
At the head OF the stretch, Capt. MeGowsn
Eas about four lengths and running, but
went Fever the Score about three lengths
arTad., -BurT, OaK- second By 8 Throat 1a.eb, |
SILK stockings third. The hest was :aWasded |
:to Burr oafon accpunt Of MeGoWants runz-f
:; Se:o7a 1a1@Bfarr Ok Ills hsi tbs .poia, slik
wasf}afsM n7t6is hesf oiae A,indfsd yards BE- |
hian. Hurrt)A DREW d1Eshead, goafg ArouHafl
the stuEp:f 3aaltt ttany up The back stretch Capt:
Me Gowau passed: SIZE Stocking, and at the !
haA mile: poe passes BpEr OAK ana. matota'ps
tha lead thronP hput, coming IN almost as hr
ahead;aa he stdrted- -beblad:. Burr Oak >miugsEt
tn secohd, ana SILK Sticking third. :-
=: =" We THAI that .A1sc1.:Fish acquitted hiH=1
!. SELF With the highest honor as dr1Verfn this
,hls good 5adgn1 i5 snt Being evidenced y
and close the: fourth, and winning ths fifth ::
heat under such Disadvantage, After the heat i,
,thrt cheers were. .tgiven for him, which be-
gracefully acknowledged. : !! ''*'; "
u,. ~ SUMMARY. =:
Bob johnson nan1ea Capt. MeGoWan ..-.-.,...ss.
Perry Cornell naues Burr .oak: l.
:, Time, 2:4S :S.44.. -,ti - st =:
~. -. .RUss1Sd :RAcE~-M1LE HEATS. y ..,
j. Robbins enters Maggie Storms -
T Te,Rff essTae fsRiPeSan Els rz had the
pole, and in going away from the'stana !; NJ ~ ~
-gie got the staGt, leading to the quarter pole
-6y two open lengths. About hallway up the
basa sttsa ,fS Ss7e ay& ggsG 5 mass gss aa se
gas sing the kalt:u1,e Eole Going aIonnd, the
/ FiIly dIeW out ahead by a length, and main
,taihea this position Throughout, winning the:
~Ness &eqad o. II Hsat-on coming up Il they had an
This position ILL tbEy came. to The quarter
+ pole Hnlf way up the back stretch the LEX
lpgton Filly drew out ahead, and kept 80. until
passing the EalE mile pole. when she extended
I it 10 two lengths. This;: position she main
+ tanned till halfway, dewn .the home stretch,
when Mogegie closed up. all the daylight be-
! tween 4htIn1 -aesing The heat BY length.
I Time, 2:C3: =
East. Rrss1sa RICE MILE AND nErsAr. :
.Mr. :Hssper;- of Lexington, Ky; enters b. m.
"sHg 81 @cLaasshliin enters s. n. Imported.
I Mir. Robbins cutters s: b. Andy Burt,
I . First Hzdt-The bsy had the pole, ,Audy Buri
next, gFay maru" third. The gray mare and
Andy vent TO- half mile pole 1appsd, Andy
drew cut ahead .. length and kept the lead
running tile heat ID 2:02i the gray SECOND
!. 8xcond 'Rea4.-At the word taigo," Andy
Burt had the pole, the grey SECOND and Wen
Qna outside Audy's trainer didn't let him OF
veil md he was 1O0 yards behind when the,
) | started, but Andy closed up the gap and passet
4 the grey mare at the head Of the stretch, ,appet
lV4aoaa- half half ray down tae home stretch
. . Within a hundred feet Of the score, We1oa
> l. drew Gu. and won the heat bY:half a length
!; Andy second and grey mare third. TIME o:2G
! Third Ifeut--W iona had the pole, And
I second, and the gray mare third: Menon
nare third This motion vas continued, th
! gap STEADILY closing, and at the quarser-mu
= - pole they we're neck and neck, when AHd
:, : dIcW out ahead and maintained the lead, no
~ ct Two lengths, then attou1, turning the ha
: mile pole about three lengths ahead, and 6
;, co1nirg IN at the head Of the home stretc1
- when Wenona gradually closed, coming
the Tinaer in 2:V3::':;
After pa=sints the score Tie grey g5 mare ru,
= ming at the top of her speed, plunged thrbug
Is 2 agienpof careless i1dsvMuais VINO had ye
- - iufed out on the track, hnrling two of the
~ into the ditch and third half way across Il
? .iruck None Of them were seriously injure
II but all of them received bruises which Will
It 70 future make them more careful about ventu
& : ing On the 1rackin . running race~
J. ~1oDATas PROGRAMME. :
I'll -: '' EoEEkooN-sHEqLAhD PONIES.
- Smallest pair Of Shetland ponies. to harne
F1rst premium, S25 Second premium. $lo.
> .: Taor7lsG HORSES.
US Fastest trotting stallion. two yeara old, to
ae ~nees. First premturnt $50 secUnd premtrm,
~ Fastest Tfo11lng stallion. to harness. F1rst. p
Of mium, $500; scco1n premium, Sz0o; third p
to mum, $lU0. J.: - '''
1s, . AFTERNOON GENTLEMEN PEDESTRIANS.
IS. L. To the nost accomplished gentleman seqn
tr1an.- First premium, guild bunting case nat
$50, tecurd do, go,d hunting caee watch, 81
tlnd do, gud lunlipg case watch. soy.
"a. PACING HORSES.
ed ClasR 3o-Fastest pacing or raeking horse, 81
a ing or tilly, in hatpess undsr sacule, first
Id MUM, $s,O; secund do. slUe; third do, s5a.
,ar RUNNING HORSES.
;he Mile Eeets. Three or MORE to make q r.
an Pitmi1nl, $3.50.
. = ;,-.;--". BURNING RACE - =
Two mile hcste. Single dashes. Premium, s
sI- TIE BurFA14O HUNT.
Jog In addition to other novelties, tWcntJ-f
~. wild bufaloes ftom the far West arrived
1t tie gsou1ds yesterday morning. After
led races On Wednesday they are TO be les lex
I'VE and 8 grand hunt with the 1assoo is to t
se place., Lock cut for iun. :. ..,.. =. =