, 1862-09-09
m'-N N-rS 4
TRICK HORSES IN TIE RING;
a sSPLENDID44 ,.TROT.
Exciting, Running: Raeea.:

4 i; !: y /, Running; Racea5 +
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i ADurFAElo HUNT I; G,;olaliIiS,e OFF.
!: ----s'!: 81 ..:.c
Yesterday vas string day 1T the Fair
Grounds. Thefine weather brought ont 11rGe I
and brilliant attendance. Theamphithea:re was
we'll filled, and the grounds crowded with ve-
hfcsess. ot every ton he excitement
xbicb were unusually interetftlBgg5 eapecia1B:f
the closely contested heat bet~een Prince and
Capt. MCGOWAN, A match between them
three mile heats for 81 900. WAS made up to
take place at Detroit month hence and it Is
cot improbable that, another will COME OF
very soon at the Gardsn City. Capt. Nc
aawap, IL. Will he Remembered Ron The great
ten mile race atoEincinuati against Gipsey l.
Qnten. making ths splendid time OF Is min,
IL Eec.--~- ~ - nf
The performance of the day commenced +
with the exhibition Of equestrianism By the
boys. ~
TIE MOST .AccoMPl1suED BoF EQUESTRIAN I
Under FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE. n
Firtt premium. $50; secosd do. 7a5; third do, t
S2e; fourth CO., <1s; fifth do, $40 II
The following were the entries: ,,,.: Il
Luther I. Harris, Hgason Mich; ST: g. =: = Whit i
Hut KSa hfo sen Of l. fa'a Geeg1
Ed. s,1anton, Chicago; WM, Young. Chieago.
It il anoticeabie fact. that all Of the above
riders we're good and the most Of them uuu--;
auaBFe1ee:4ent.~ Ftere- test of speed |
in ,tbis class; The lad? simply rode .ap np
auphitheatre.- The most Of Them
were between the ages Of twelve and fifteen
LutEer L. Harris. son Of Capt. Harris OF the
| executive committee, was but tiX years OF
wards entered as rick horse. j. E. Ester
brock rode Black Douglas, square trotter.
| S. E. Nhitlcek rode beautiful spirited black,
spd Nm- Kuigh17 son Of L Il. Knight OF this.
city, line white mare. The lads drove up
n mi Inc a@ Ycang Ezterbroot seemed to be tbs
1ayoIite and sat his horse like veteran
q large SHIRE Il applause at
sesnt ,rs as Ah{s, he wsa ssasa
| coreideIatl- display. Lst.le Luther Harris,
although tie roam was much tooheayy aad
strong for. hial, promised well. Before the
aw>rd, :anether horse Tas given him, which
materially improved bis riding. Considering
hse years, he was really worthy the, first pre-,
ttu9%tA AAAS
-Affes passing in reyisw before the stand 8
! teW times, Masters Whitlock, Knights, Ester
brook and sciantcn changed horses. Ester
t rot Black Douglas. The exchange hroagh
. cut Knights horsemausnlp. Black Dousl IS
beav9, square tTos did ZOE worry*hiW St all
I while Esterhreok WIS not 80 much at hom'
l. upon The msre, although be rode e1eeNehtiy
TIE aN ards we're given as folio US: frs
| fn N it{iqF1 knirhtS+ EArnHH In i
u il. Esterbrook, third to Arthur L HArsis
fourth to S. E. Whitiock; fifth TO- Edaar'
Scranton.
K :: GIRLS EeuEsrB1AsisM. - -
!. The audience gathered together BY: thi
1t class Was large. As the girls rode into tn
It 1ipg, everybody seemed on the quso7ae Onl
tEe entries sppea1sd Ihs assa
81 any place. As on the previous occasions
a. landits were freely expressed for faroHte'
IL The entries were as follows:.,
> Miss Dora Eel garris: IIndson, Ao. =,
Miss Clsra Bell Eddy, Chicago. :.
Va The FIRST rode Fassctt's well known VIM
- bago Chief; the o:hef the roa1 pony. oHne
G. by Capt. Harris, and afterwards entered as
70 traiLed horse. The pramfuaa" were awarde
as without competition, Miss HAFris sitting h
= horse most gracefully, steadily, and with tt
+. least :nnseat1ng. Miss Eddy was equally 81
he titled to thepTemium received BY her. =
- LILLE EEsI IoACA Dgf..
~ For lie premium in The above Glass s
i'll ycr euF-lhere was but one entry-the d.
II 'sspap;? by 8, E. " hitlock, who, as far as :
IT, coEld discover, performed his fractions pro
crly, and trotted between the horses heels
tbs imminent risk, Of his csar!uzn, psoVidt
sW his equine companions; tel1 disposed to gi
ch him the quality Of their heels.
mt BEST TRAINED DANCING OF TERFoRaIs
,,r | HORSES -
! Ffrst premium $50: eecard 4eS
ct c. N. Clark. Cnieaso, ''star:"
ats Nm. Newton, Chicago, .4 Kuea Bell"
:, Ben. G. Harris, Hudson, No, B:re Billy"
~ Hamilton aid Skinner, BortstoWn, Ohio, 81
the Henry"
ted For The performance Of the trick horses
ew special ring 57ss formed in front OF the star
=" The first Introduced was Sir Henry" Of I
Eclipse and Dmoc stock. HI. was purchos
when only six months old By Hamilton
FOR $3.50. The occasion Of bis going of go ehea
mr. Was from The fact that lis owners could
~, msnage him. Hamilton, however, easily CT
IA quered him, and no~ has him reduced a
,ns, educated to degree almost marvellous. 6
for s short 1inie!tince sold out a half in1eres!
= oe him for 81, 800. In the ring, he a1swe
~ ~ questions by 3 nod or shake of the head,
our serted lhat lie was ! republican -harse,- I
ing maintained the assertion through rigid CT
ons examination, wnieh might have nonored III
a blpsd.: He hugged and kissed his mas
uSs Elactd lis too:s In his MA: tcrs face as g11
the as q feather would fall, picked out the hol
our lieet man in the crowd and identified
AMI sosits aats1, IHV1 ~ ~ -
ect. w.ltz,s holding" bf the tetrap uf his mast.
ated boot, played sick and gTbantd at 8 terri
7 rate, and went to sleep and snored aulbiy.
Mir, Ha1tis' Blue Billy had only been
that 'nlg ~. ~ h;s
and dragging hi1uzelt sa1ong nppn his hauncl
1s's 15"ss e ess #aEs :aS s7sas sspo
80 the rarge OF bis Tricks scanlnd, TO . sp.cta
omy Mr. Farsctt entered = dauci9g horse, ri
ute kept tine to the music OF The pand With LII
s;tv precision. The first premium Vas give
Sir Henry" and the second to @tBiue BIZ
T. ~ BEST e1ScLE roSY IN HARNESS ,15H Ia
a1hs -: 80 = 'HIGu 'eR UNDER = So -
the First premium. es5, second. SO.
hose s: E Ehilloek Chicago, Franz.
will JOIN hiiles. Chicago, BOB. -
ous- Baby carriedo of ms, premium: .WhiElo
"a of little Eony was. s beautifnl animal, altho
he failed to get. premium. - =.
HEsT f11n MATCHED CARRlAEE HORSES, i
:i-: ...lEARa OLp:AND OVER
'' o1 First premium, 1900; second. 800; third,
v H-E1!ssT8ttss;:r :rh1tag6: .sea AID Prince:
asa ssn sna re'
bell, Wn. Patrick, Chicago, !. Pope and Mcolen
bacl, EAilir+ & Paine. -ehicago:
~ ua.n Ed: 2. p.ckey. Racine, Wis, "Dutchna' =?
@ ssks' IS s4W Wel,s ss,ni, Bshalo, 't'ponbts Kat
Lady Clifton
"a s;x Hiram Kaufman, Pe1nceton4 ..TseF and FL
% =, :.Frank Iumbara, Chitago, 'sca1hmet- Brdt
. r, An of the Chicago teams ment1nnsd-
al III are well known here. Song -o531eftipns
then made to the Calumet BfotAeFa 0R0n,1h
nnfes tcrce tbat 1t Wgs d team naade plnE-+the
: N Sou. How the matter 1Hs eetetA4ea Ea
: ca'i know. Knigbts bays toek tha-ett9EG
iption Pa.1ick.s brown bays, -rEd-E1d-9
ls1y ia & Ines dark bays, ys,the,saaees-mfae-
without exception -H1UEually-t@ II
the, mattel of:ludg dgiagg--NEse ene-ot-Efoaa a1
Trade su-3 ,.,v,-a,,;s7. .SIgT-6 $1,000 6S--11
- FASTEST 1Ao4t1NS Hffs-.aAt---A1Sll!tA' -sN-l!A
sBoard it': d. - ~,
Ing or lat "a sa3 -. 7e :. .as'
ing, on Ps1es' I'D sn1der, Al Ms Sterling, ''Iad
CT Wells, Buffalo, "Bas p,ince.,,' .,,.-
y, anu ,sB7J6bnfbn; Louisville, Kyy "fabt. McG
to fhe p Cotnt i, 1!ahch Eo., M.cA BUR- Oai
,,,, mss Thpnas G0ny. Peeatonica, ,':si1k stocxi1
- .FSrss Heqt-Capt. McGowan had Ii
Il rep's Silk Stockings second: Bnrz Oak next,
enarks. .Ptince outside In going rbuud the tt
;: Stockings drew, OFT ahead, Burr. 0aE
for tha followtd by Capt. McGowant At the
te,,1 polesP4lhee nasssd all Ut them 'zHslt-
1oF eeV- the back stretch McGowan passed Bu
for Ser Al Silk Stoeki1gs, and laps P1ipse tp
raj i,dh- naI1g T01s; breaks. up aud runs 81 hin
- 81, heau Of the stretch strikes his trot, a
~" tdA> N the cfstancn7 pnlE tE0 ftnyths al