The New York herald., 1863-09-11

fsr held in this city. rs wssssr was remarkably ans
and pleasant. and the attendance visitors nom ~ psss-
unusnay large six thousand persons raging fos I'D
mssion 70 ths grounds
Tho nrst Class o. horses exhibited that fos nAchcd
sesns, fourteen showing upos tho track So@e very
tho dutry the Judges iendercd than ordnA
ry oLc.N ana delicate BY the Aoseaess OF the merits
Tho exbibs,on of tbs cass u fastest tro,tng ssa'o~s
eashough only two compSsed productive VI vlst
amount o. interest. ihe entrss Rerc 5. u. reskns
.tn . ut manv,,e 10Y ey Yosns sor; va ~.
iorncr Is maessicent bsck horse o. uncommon sJm-
msssy .sd ne swcepng acssoa. sssssr 70 MS are hs
- oesn "oa for sosss days pscv0as Tho gray s.Ins
2 hne powerful horse. showing occasionally sosaS
Bow sno ~. Ssv.o !, :ss oso w,
q tho Suffolk rIk. Phiads'phta, Evoke dirsctly
the xo'S % was sivs.s and ssals, % thS back bscx
BY Dan kses) WIN ,hs hsst b. tso lssgs1s 237k
In the sseouA heat whoeisr oo his Hosss 70 che
easily 2a In this heat ne horses came up Tor me
word which vas given ~ oae q tho ndsos. while an
vle Boy around the course twice. complstng the
mile and claimed the heat and race. the around that
me judges, hsving oooe eiveo tho WORD, have no
Tection Of Mr. VAIL tho Presdsnt of tho ascension. do
cided although in direct volstoa Of the rules alike of
was no beat. aud that they must trot over agAln U
course this bright decis received with great dis
Oy intere8l0d well - tn000 VINO
ware acquainted with the rules os .rottpg: Tbs third
and fosrth heats by the Duke OF Wellington in
2AoK and ass. rhe following the summary:--
Class !, W. B Smiths, Hartford, gr. ..
D. Fsrtin., Hartford. blk D.nv.is boy.
Time, 23T4-230-24Ok-238.
The next exhibition were the horses in class 2s. for
gentlcmcns driving horses, that have not trotied In
harness 10 public faster than $50 Tho following the
). CaTpsater's, Hartford. b. .. stonewan Jack
Carpenters, Hartford q :. Hickory jack
asf ..t Time, 245-242-2;44
All these beats were productive OF close csatests
throughout. and Afforded great satisfaction 70 tho spec
The exhibition OF very old horses In ono Of the casses
produced fur entries, viz: L. W. Adams Hartford.
MUM G. Burhams Hartford Charley, rs years, second
Giiletts John, q years, and H. Gears Hartford,
wers in remarkably good preservation.
Class %, for geutlcmen's driving horaes 10 harness,
that have net trotted iaser IN public than 740 bad the
I. j. wallis, Hartford ch. h. Tom Thumb. .....l I
II. G. Beckwith's Hartford, br b Kenneocc...... q
Tme 243-2%5-244.
Tho winner was driven by Tom Carpenter the skifsl
Dan Macs handling the rbbons Kenneeec All his
three straight heats owing 70 the superiority " speed on
the part OF his opponent.
In the class No. ~, foe family horses SIX year. Old
and over there fewer than nftocn competitors,
Including really magnificent animals Of great value
The decision OF the Judges was that Mr. Ponds arford
entitled to the rst premium, Mr. John Farris (iiart
ford) the second Mr. J. VANS the third, and Mr.. r.
Rood's the fourth.
In tho eli So for gentcmcns driving horses in harness.
which shown better than 25O the entries and
award were
Jno brakes, New York, br. m. Annie .......... l
T. Martins, Hartford, gr. b. Jack Horer. 2
i. W. RuEsoll's Portland, b. b. Admiral. .......
Time 251h-2t6L.
The mare won both heats very easy
Tho hve mile trot In harness, for which Little Mac,
Lady Mack and the Old Mans Mare entered, waa
deprived Of great portion Of interest by tho withdrawal
OF the latter, although she had been backed for i'm.
mcnse amount Of money. The rsce Iay between tho
other two, and most exciting one Little Mac Lead
ing throughout the rst three miies when tho Lady
n front and was headed afterwards, winning the
race in fourteen minutes two and quarter seconds.
The premium for tho fastest trotting horses, In har
ness open TO all had three cntres-Prnce, Old Irish
Msre Nellie Holcomb, the former winning In three
straight heats In 2:S3, 23a and 2:32. Nellie Holcomo
was last