, 1862-09-03

ahead. Tine in flrst heat, 3O3. 5The result of
the second heat was the same, time. . So; aud
BlacIb:rd was declared the winner Of the first
SRoyai Oak" WAS ruled out, for running,
efter the first heat
"General Mcclellan" second In the first
heat, and "Baby.' second in the second
heat, trotted heat for the second premium.
Both horses broke badly, General Mcclellan
most horribly so. and they were started again.
This last heat was won with ease By Baby
time, 3:11.
Biackbird was driven by his owner, Mr..
Yates. He is asblnck stallion by8t. Lawrence
out OF a Black Hawk mare, Btands fourteen
hands high. He Is well known on the turf, Is
fast horse and has won many races. Hs has
been in his present owners hands about
TIE executive committee served as Judges
In this class.
FASTEST 1RoTrna aELDMe OR F11LY, THRE8
TEARS OLD, TO HARNESS.
The following were the entries made:
CIV Thurston, Wapkesha, Wis, "Waukesha
John woodward. Aurora. NJ, +" Jennie Glover
John Foster, Hudson, Mich BILLY Grimes -
Osborne & Oegood, Racine, Wis, st Belle OF Ra-
Beet tHo in three, mile heats.
The horses came finely to the score, "Wau-
keEha Cub " taking the lead, and keeping it
steadily several lengths IN advance till the
third quarter when the Belle begun to close
the gap, being but length OF t~o behind on
till nearly to the Judges stand, when the
Belle trotting steadily came even. Both going
at tleir best gait, the driver Of Wauk-
sha Cub pushed him top hard and
trotted him off biz legs, when the Belle made
tremendous dash and shot ahead, pssslng
the judges stand alength in advance, winning
the first heat. Time, SIT.
In preci. ELY the same manner he Belle won
the second heat. Time, 3:l1, taking the first
| premium. The second premium being award
! ed to t9Waukesha Club.
The Belle, Of Racine. is dark bsy mare Is
| hands and three inches high, very rapgy, by
| Bel1founder, Of Racine, out OF dam BY Duroc.
| She WAS Wen driven by Wm. Wallace, Of
| Chicago
This trot was attended with the greatest
On the home stretch and the sudden dash With
which she made her last effort when nearing
| the stand.
After the trot, several horses and teams
| were driven around the tracks, giving anitna'
tion and life to the whole ground The atEen'
| Those who remained away, because it was th<
first day, missed exciting trots and eont
| splendid shows Of stock.
T. To-DAF's PROGRAMME
The following classes will be exhibited to
day:
7 FORENOON.
Best Stallion. Of any breed, two years old.
Best Brood Mare, Of any breed, with sample G
| etock,
| Best thoroughbred Stallion, four years old, O
| over
Best Thoroughbred Stallion, three years old.
Best single Carnage Horse oz Marc in harness.
AFTERNOON.
Fastest trotting Horee, Gelding or FI1y, uude
ead6le.
| Fasteat t1ottiug Stallion, three years old, t
| harness.
Fastest pacing or racking Horse, Gelding {
Filly, to harness or under eaddle+
There was also to have been q trial Of spec
between trotting, pacing, or raching hors
geldirg or fIly, to open buggy, sin gle (
double, one single heat, two miles; but ;
some wish to compete in this who appear in Il
last class named, this has been changed
another day, its place being supplied wit
, ! some other class.
) TIE speed trials today promise to be
great excitement, the entries having bee
many and embracing several enowned horse
Family tickets can be procured at the office
the City Railway.