, 1862-09-05
THE WORLDS HORSE FAIR.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Exhibition Of Horses and Colts.
LADIES IN THE RING.

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LADIES IN THE RING.
From FIVE I'LL eight in the morning the track |
presents most animated appearance. The
hprees from the different stables are exercised |
In harness or to saddle. The whfrlfng vehi-
cles, shouts of Jockeys, and action of the vari-
ous snima's, in the quiet gray Of the morning.
give all the phenomena Of real race. The
track iB being tested, its heavy turns, Its light
spots, the places where 1t is necessary to
urge, all is being ascertained for the eTentful
moment when triumph or defeat may hang
upon the knowledge.
The morning opened bright. with stffish
breeze, and the attendance began to fill st an
earIy hour. The Executive Committee organ
lied st late moment, but worked with all
promptnces after entering upon their duties.
Committees we're appointed, marshals instruct
ed, clssst got ready, the band struck up, and
the third day of the exhibition Was inaugu-
rated.
BEST YEARL1EG Colt, SIRED BIZ i THOR
oCGnBRED HORSE OF USDoUBrED PEDIGREE.
Premium S25 90.
The following entries were made:
n. s Rat1iek, Chicago. Ellen Golvin."
5 Park, Morris. H., *.Mo1ris."
&Frossy" we have already mentioned ID re.
peat:Dg previous days proceedings, when he
Irok second premiumsn the best yearly stall
lion OF every breed.
s.blorris" vas ruled ont as not being of
1honrough bred sire.
The premium waa awarded to s'Ellen Col
Tiu," out of Billy Boston, he BY Boston, out
OF Chinize,ta, BY imp. Glencoe, gr. dam imp.
Hetgeford, g. gr. dam, old Eclipse. she is 8
light cnestnnt fil]y, about Is hands high,
foaled s01h July, 1861; with long clean necs,
small head, long-bodied, and with very fine
tet of legs and feet regarded as Of great
promise.
BEST SUCKING COLT, SIRED RI HoRs8 or
USDopBTED PEDlGHEE.
Premium SIS. SIX entreB by the following:
Robert Ha1ey, Jason Gurley, Frank PArmelee,
H. S. Patrick, q; s. q. Kerfoot; all Of Chicago
This class presented fine exhibition Of
diff rent nges, co1ors and pedigtee5, render
1rg it difficult for the committee 70 make an
award. 1Ee premium Was finally given to
Robert Haley.
BEST STALLION OF AfF BREED, SHOWING BEST
5cuLTs. 8 YEARS Oh UNDER.
The entries we're as follows:
E., n. Rising, Ritehdeld, Mich, "Youne Vic
Elias Dorsey, Louisville, Ky, !" Green Mountain
r. Y. Smith s Co., Cold~ater. Mich, Magma
Cbalta-''
l.. l. Dorsey. 3z., Louisville, Kentucky, ssGold
James Oard. Mauteno. Illinois, John Bull. jr ~
H. S. Patrick. Chicago, "F1auce," with ten
"Go1d Dust " is chesnut stallion, seven
nigh with bis head down, weighing about
l,z15 lis Of great length and power.
His record is well known iu the turf annals
trotted five races at three years old, against
best western horses, winning all and was not
again trained until last fall, when he was
| Course at Louisville, for $4,000, best three
| in i've, winning with ease. He is sired By
| Vermont Morgan, and out Of full-bred Eng.
| lish mare, his dam being sired by I'll Cadi,
one Ut the horses seot over as q present 10
Andrew jackson, and living last year at the
advanced age Of twenty eight years.
His colts are crosses on Morgan aud thor
| ouph bred mares, "Rosa'' the fastest, being
| half lister. They are all sofre1 e1cebt Norm l.
"Green Mountain Black Hawk is bright
| Chestnut stallion, about Ii hands high, a'no:t
| p.lfec1ion in st51 IL and beauty, and probably
| ~lnner Of uiure premiums than any horse it
| the West. He came out third in the r,c&
| #hen Flora Temple won the great race At ST.
Louis, bling but few seconds behind Flora
he trottiDg TO wagon and che to sulky. Hn
I CGlib AfE a1{ CncbIuul6.
''Afagna Charta'' QUE Of the most cele
brated horres in Michigan, sired bs Morgan
Eagle, dam unknown, bul out OF an old Grey
Eagle horse. The horse is too well known t.
need description.
s'France," who took premium yesterday
is a Thoroughbred Of most bsautifut form
showing in every movement his long line G
ancestry. Eleven OF his coils were in tn
ril e, but not in the condition Of the Dorse
. stock.
The two sets Of horses exhibited by th
DorseJ's were the n ost beau'itu1 sight Of thi
Class e>er witnessed ia the West.
"Goddustn took the premium Of 500. Til
fathtr and son composing against each othe
aud the father losing, reminded one Of tn
old lines OF the horn book
ITO teach his grandson drausghts
His ltisure he'd employ,
= Until, at }ast, the old man
Was beaten By the boy"
FAeTEsT TNoTT1NG DOUBLE TEAM TO HA!7zEs
, REGARsLfs, OF COLOR, SEX OK SIZE.
This trot had been anxlo1s1y looked for #a1
f to as Of promising interest, aud the eve
. mure than Ttpaiu expectation LIE drlVl1
wss tkiilfpl, aud the many brushes aud clo
1aps kept The large concourse IN constant e.
clttmept.
The following are the entries:
;, Messrs. Wells and Mills, Bub1fo' "Bonn
Eate'' and Lady Clifton"
# A g. Alorey, Chicago. ''Lady Patehen al
;. ! stNlu1k k.r
= ]. 5. Hibbard, Jackson Mich, ''Burr oa'
&. /. Bidwe11. adrian. Mich, "ohio Bill
IL | apd "AmeEi.:an STAR.
/. TIE EXECUTIVE Committee acted as ludg
= | and timtrs.
FiTyt Heaf.-Alter eereral false starts, IL
T. got the word Ego" Mlrcy haylog the ?,
of Cornell being second, Stevenson third, Il
brown outside. In gniDg around the ii
~ turn Stevenson drew out anead, with NJ,
~ second, Brown third, aud Cornell four
II | Before making the turn ol TIE buck street
Brown drew ont second. Cornell passed ,
!. rev On the back stretch, and nj slutained t
~ position throughout, Stevenson winning
hear, in .,,:5l1zz, Br.Wn two lengths behi
cornell thru, and Mo.t;y fonrth.
We think that had Ohio Billy stayed to
work on the home st,etcb, Brown would h
Won the heat with ease.
second Mat. Stevenson had the pole. Bro
second, Cornell third, and MoEey Iourth-
Af:er coed s4nd oil. C''rnel,'s team bro
Stevenson out ahead, Brown second, Mo
-. third, and Corntli fourth. At the quAl
M 'Mut 1tole Browns team broke, but soon eau!
kept ,ht ir feet to the hslf tuile pole. and
reo, Sseceuson going round the turn.
genrou'e team broke, but soan went to Y
,st again. Browns tenn Tapped on to I
iss brs lie, but quickly struck their feet;
lat | making the turn at the hume stretch, Ste
&C. eon was about two lengths ahead. Br
}opted him about half way down the sire
LIST THIS position they NJ ,inta!ned until Ste
IT,. | eou, Shaking them for sped, drove his IN
~ ~ oil their +. 1t, and Bro"n wou the hea
Ast 2 40, Mor+y third about distance behind,
r.; Cornell fourth.
r. Browns team being very fighty, he di
20 driy1Dg as is often witnessed up
1oa course.
"'' INYd Hfot-Brown lead the pole. Ste
1st eon secoud. Morey third, and Cornell foI
MO Brown drew out ahead until at t1e salt
role. Stevenson Tapped him: but half
1st round the turn his mares broke and Bf
ger; @ drew out again. Stevenson lafped him 5
1e' ut the head Of the stretch. bioWn's
- brcke. Stevenson drew out ahead. and
the heat By two lengths in 2:49h, Brown
ond, Morey third in 1nD, and CORNELL to-
our | Co1nell winning the third premium, the
, AT tam losing it for tuning over the score
a SUMMARY.
xa- Stevenson nauce bay ms. Bonnie Kate and
bic B1cwn s osmcs n bag g.. Ohio Billy and Amer
OWN cosncn c lanes ba5 s. Burr Oak and Char :.
nm, Merey panes bk. ns. Lady Patchen and
ness line, line a:5iX, a:is. 2:4sH.
Zen, BEST TRoTT1NG TANDEM.
Nc After halt 81 hours intermissiou, the
rood dem teams we're called, best two in three
There we're three entries:
~. H. q. Yates, Chicago, 'Blackbird" and
etee. Ste ckires.''
Ri 5a Dun9 %,1 p'yanteville ky' "eeo. D.
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