, 1862-09-11

ltnts, such as silver cups, ETC., were not elgl-
BILE.
About the propriety Of this decision there
may be much question. 1t is straining the
hibitors relied in attending, aud is contrary to
the init ntion Of the Association in offsring
the premiums. Tue object was evidently to
har ont sporting horEes-betting horses
known on the turf and having trotted at sport
ing matches for purses.
Four2h-Can horse be said to have sttrotted
for money" which has failed to win any.
The Committee ruled that any horse ever
trottirg for money was ruled ou., though
Wilkes Spirit has said that no horse c4n be
faid to have trt,tted for money which has not
won and obtained q record among other
horses.
There were fourteen entries in this class,
very many Of which drew out under the
rulings.
The entries remaining were rs follows:
ENTRIES IN CLASS Is.
J. C. Darwe1l, E1mwood, Fanny Fern"
y =. Wat son, chicago, Wisconsin Bell"
G F. Blackstone, Lacon, H., s'A 1e lincoln"
BeD. E. Harris Hudson $40 !, Geo. Bil4ell."
: John. L. Liuderman, Rockford. ILL.,, brown
Betty"
John Stewart Chicago, Jennie,
In starting from the score Abe Lincoln had
the pole, Hiram second, George BidTeu
third, the bobtail mare fourth, Fanny Fern
fifth, and the black horse sixth.
drew out ahead, the bobtail mare second,
Fanny Fern third, Hiram fourth, the black
fifth, ard Bidwel eixth. To going by the
quarter pole Fanny Fern passed the bobtaiK
mare and drew out for Abe Lincoln. lapping
him at the half mile, and tEotted
out three lengths ahead. They maiu.
tanned this position till half way down the
home stretch, when Lincoln trotred by her
half length. Wltbin one hundred yards Of
the score, Fanny made q brush for him, but
was thrown off her feet by Llucola's sheeriug
against her, he winning the heat by q lengta,
Fanny End, Hiram 3rd, Bidweli Iii.
Second Heat-Ahe Lincoln had the pole,
Browning second, Hiram third, Harris fourth.
On going around the turn, Abe Liucola drew
out ahead. Browning second, and kept this
position throughout. Bidwell made bad
break at the start, but passed the NO ahead
on the back stretch, coming in third. Abe
Lincoln wins the heat in 2:50, winning also
the first Premium, Fanny Fern taking the
second.
John Reddy names b, G. Abe L,ncolu. ...11
@,W .REaM1iztEcs<:E :: ben bluweu"..:-.. az
John LIE Point names b. e. Hiram ........,34
MI Brown names Brown Billy Dist 5,n
j. VI Stewart names b. m. Jennie .G5
Time, IS. $50.
Logan and lie Point 20 another heat to de-
eide the third premium. Bidwell having the
pole drtw out ahead, going with a fine open
stride. The other made several brushes, but
failed to ontfoot him.
RUNNING RACE.
The horses named we're Winona, Lexington
Fi1ly, and the same who rau yssteriay, caus-
ing go much excitement among the lovers Of
the turf.
First Htdt--GofUg around the turn, the
Lexington Fil1y drew ont ahead, aud they
vent down the turn at the back stretch with
| the f}ly half q leugth behind. II .lf way up
| the stretch the Wiuona Tapped Lexington and
maintained the position till after p,s7iny the
| half mile pole when the sorrel mare drew out
stead. Lexington Fily drew out until near
| the bead Of the home stretch; Winona again
lsrped her, coming down at . telling pace.
| Wi5bin 100 yards Of the score Winona drew
| ont and came in a neck ahead, winning the
heat in 200.
Second Hent-Ninona has the pole, and drew
out length ahead. The sorrel mare passed
| her halfway down the turn and ran by her s
| length, maintaining this position to the head
Of the stretch, when the bay mare Tapped bel
and halfway down the stretch drew out s
length ahead, keeFing this position through
out, and winning the heat By length in 3;0l
TRoTT1sG RACE.
Fastest stallion to harness; first premium
$500; second, $3.50; third, Si00.
| The entries were as follows:
| JfnQ D. Won. CtHAt ia 1ll3. l0WA, slQ1n 1YGr'
Km a. Fields. Buffalo n. T., ...Royal George.
II. ?. Benson. Fort Atkinson, Wis. "Fo1."
]. Monroe. MARSHALL. Mich, ''Primas,"
j.. Il. Esterbrook, Fulton City, '.Black Doug
F: Y. Smith Co.. colawater, Mich, *Msgn:
Il q. Yates, Chicago, ssBlackbird.n
John J. Stevenson Buffalo. N T., ~. ]. Crit
enden.''
First Heat-Fox had the pole, Magpa Char
t. second, BIackbird third, Royal G7org
fourth, Tom Hyer fifth, C:ittendeo sixth, aua
Black Douglas seventh. They came up t., tn
skill to get the ADVANTAGE. The Royal George
more fortunate, had the lead for the pule
which he maintaiu ned for only short time
when Magma Charta, being ffeeter of foot, ans
more spirited, as shown By his long aud vel
measured strides, soon took the lead il
good style before passing the first qnar.e1
pole. This position he maintained through
cut the heat. Royal George held his positio
as second till going up the back strecn he va
collared bY Crttenden, who eoon passed him
having him in tue third position from tn
'front.' He was also passed by Tom Hyer BE-
fore getting to the half mile pole al thu
point he was passed by Black D,uglas, tn
Leading horses still holding the same relltiv
positions. Going around the turn, Tor
H,er passed Crittenden, and at the san
turn, Royal George, getting veil to his work
in 1ine style together and co,l.r-d Crlttende
at the head of the stretch, Cdstenden at thi
juncture driving at random snd ran across tn
. track, passing Hyer on the run. They cam
in-Magna Chafta, 1st; Tom Hyer, I'd Crit
Black Douzlas, 5th; Fox, 9Th 1; Princess, 7th
and Blackbird, Sth. Time, 2::40155,
There vas quite dissa.isfaton on accoun
of the Judges allowing Crittenden to trot az al
!. for the second heat; but it WAS SO ruled, an
that is what Judges ars made for Mga
. 10 ,ra h0ut 1H,.r
Hyer mace none.
Tom Hyer, I'd; Cri1tenden, Sd Royal eorg
=, 4th; Blac6 Donglas, 5th; Fox, Oh; Pfimas
7th, and Black Bird Sth.
: In going around the first turn, Magma Cha
. IA drew out ahead. At the centre pole Roy
!; George 3nd Cri'tenden lapped him, but
!. soon drew away from both of them, an
opened gap OF about three lengrhs half WI
up the back stretch, maintaiuiog this posi.io
:. throughout. Royal George pissed Ctitteude
half way up the back stretch, and maintaiue
: this position till after making the turn at tt
head Of the home stretch, when Crittende
: and Hyer made brush By him. Crit ende
9 broke and fell short, but Hyer Tapped az
y thus they bad it all the way down the sire. c
!, until within 100 feet Of the score, when H.,
= skipped and drew ont ahead OF Royal Georg
q taking the beat and first premium; Hger Sc
u Black Douglas, 5tt Pfimas, 9th; Fog, 7th
!, B!ackbsrt,. 6'h. 1ime, 2:39x
Tom. Hyer broke q great deal during th
: hent, made run of 100 yards on tue up2s
tnrn, and, We thiuk, all that save
him the heat was the gain he made
= this run. Royal George did very due trottiu
el throughout the heat Magua Cuarta bro}
twice, but at each time his driver soon gt
him On his feet again.
Crittenden and Royal George have the thi
Z heat to 60 for the third premium.
i Royal George has the pole. They get Il
>, word s'go,'' and Crittenden draws out ahes
q and maintains his position till half Tay up tt
.s back stretch, when Royal George MAKES
Il brush for him and goes by him, Crittend
breaking eoon after, and falling tar
lengths behind. Cri1tenden max
l. hrnsh for Royal George, st the hi
a mile polr, tapping him, and kee
this position the half way around the td'
where he mikes bad break aud falls eh art
1t length. He again challenges him at the he
,e OF The stretch for the heat, but here aga
= brealt badly and falls short three leogtt
closfr z 1t again to. within two lengths in s
l. ing ever tt e score, Royal George winning s
IL Ltat and third premium 10 2:4l
We outsider r Jai Gorge well driv
!. through ibis heat, III X ng bui que skip. T
l. wss s,std to be lame yesterd.y. Had