The New York herald., 1864-09-22
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- EasAsa ocsrss prsssassd-a grsaa APPEARANCE yes
saay Assrneos, sons ten thousand people being COZ
pgssss there witness the contest estvsss fccr OF she
Aessss uotsers 90 the turf. IL gaia day for sAe
vssrisser. TAe crowd began assenois 81 - early
Acer ascertain the Of the horses and she STATE
the betting, % thai they might make some estimate
q the relative speed Of The horsss me ssaioo bao
essO withdrawn from ihe Geld, 90 account 81 sme'
ssss- Lady Emma became TIE nr' the'oe
e@.org the bes.ne fraternity, Prince ,he second
ssveri.s Ru.,ss third. while Morgan vas q little
ssssa., Before The stsrI Emma became .he favorte
sgsipsi he field The day beautifully adapted for
asl race bot ibe track was rather duh. Lady Emma
.sosed rather neshy for hruisng troh cu, vas
handsome as a peacock. Prince seemea up 70 the top
scseb condition Butler looked well, bus We badly
called under the arm, while Morgan not the John
Morgan that he the day be troIted against Flora
-snpe on the oeDtrevnls Course some ave years ago
He las been the horse he then He row
ssdy cut OF shape One hundred policemen the
ground to order and al the appointed time
hdees-Nessrs Conklin, Simmons and hyers-hay iEr
been appointed, the horses were called OF ard usde
rSAdy for
Fsra Reot-At the second attempt they eot svay well
ssgether, Butler having little the best o Gong 10
me torn, lady Emma on the inside Butler the second
place. Prince nird with Morgan outside, the black
sltn a rush and tovN The iead. he vas two ieagths
ahead OF Amma at the quarter pole IN 80 Frnoe two
Sng.hs behind her and Morgan bringing or ihe rear
Butler continued leading two lengths into the hack
stretch ttere he br ke and Emma closed up abouis
pole ll2. Butler two lengths in front Of
Prince and Morgan about three lengths behind At the
sew ssaud, Emma made burst. made up length, and
supposed that she would take the lead then but,
she approached the black, be shook her of
Uound be over turn two lengths. Emma second, Prime.
laird, Morgan ast, but trottng steadily. Coming
Eamesreich tutler stil leading lengths broke up
bat catching again 10 an instant kept in iroat. Emma
then made bad break and Prince took the nd place
Butler ell home two lengths aud half Prince second
ihree iengths anead OF lmma, aud the mare length
ahead o Morgan Time, 271s
Stcona HeG.-Builer had call the Others sell
us ~ The pools at $20 Prince at $95. Emma 975
And dehy was occasioned by The mlshap, Tnen they
scored na dozen times beuro they got the wheE
ne word was gwen Butler took tue lead, Prince second
rot soon broke up, and Emma took the second place,
Frace third, and Morgan fourth They pissed the quar-
YER pole in thirty six seconds Butler leading lengths
ahead o. Emma, she about three quarters Of q engtb
ahead OF Prince Morgan four lengths 10 the On the
eackstretch Prince broke up and fell on couple Of
nghs Butler still ding Emma two lengths and iro:ting
very steadily Morgan had passed Prince ana began
20 close rapidly on Emma Al me half mile poe-time
lI2s-Butier still kept the gap open, the three
.scg,bs ane. OF Morgan was one length ahead Of
Prince Passing the stand Emma closed UP q length,
eo hip the ck az the three quarter
pole she was at his grth, with Morgan close up and
Prince trotting again very nicey and closing Comng
sP the homestretch Emma broke up Morgan passed
sssried him 70 break and came home winner ty two
ngths Morgan three leng hs ahead Of Emma and Prince
ahyee lengths behind Time 227.
Third HedL-General B tier Q great fsycrite
tour 70 one being wagered on him against the field
cne OF Princes shoes loose after scoring twice and
hne was allowed 10 asten IT, After nearly dozen false
starts the horses nicely started but before getting
stn the black continued to take the lead Emma second
Morgan third and Prince last AZ the quarter pole, IN
thirty seven seconds Butler led half length the
eah length ahead Of Morgan. VII was one length 10 |
fo1i OF Prince on the backs.retch Emma up 10
Butler aud they neck and neck one hundred |
yards Butler left his eet and Emma od leacth |
" me nall mile pole IN la one length IN front Of Morgan
who wss let 9Th ahead Of Butler Prince began
scsing and second at the stand the mare lead
ng length GeDg down the lower turu Prince was
slosine inch by inch while Morgan also closing up
The three were together at the hreequsrter pole
swung on The nomestretch without daylight between
.hem, the mare leading, Prince second aud Morgan third
Eater was sS or eight lenghs IN the The stTuc.
se un the homestrelch the exciting affair ever
Witnessed They were all under the whip the stand
Prince Won by necx and shoulders Emma second i
Morgan length behind, Whine Butler Ut leasi eight,
fSme-22oy,
EoSrh Hso.-The betting was still In fsyos Of Baer
te belug LAID al against the ned Butler me
outside, had the 10 by half length Prince second
Emma third Morgan fourth Butler and Horgan hross
and Prince lead turn closely followed oy
lhe mare Morgan third and Butler fourth quarter
pole-time thirty.six seconds-Prnce Two eagshs
ahead OF Emma who was two lengths ahead Of the
stners, who neck and neck on the bsckstretch
Prince broke twice but lost nothing and be ed the
lsnsths ahead Of Butler, who had broken badly and
Morgan giving ii NJ. Time, ll3H. On the lower
Prince ed three lengths the second and far ahead
ei Butler but ne was now coming With rush. Up the
bcmceretch Prince seemed 20 be tro,ting very 1asly
came nome 0y TWO longing the mare
saccnd, Butler length behiod, having broken 40
iorsy ya ds from ie stand Morgan was difisDeed |
Tine, ESQ.,.
F,fa Fecf The betting ihree to Prince
agars the 6sd Morgan beng out Of the The other
hres got without much trouble and very evenly TO
xssher. Prince in front about . length as they |
saohed the first turn, Emma recona, Butler ihrd hav
ng broken up badly. Prince went 30 the quarter pole
lengths ahead OF Emma, who i've lengths ahead
Nd not sem no1ed 10 l seisle 6S sSs Rclsileleh
Prince me ne saa by two lengths snes c. i1s
MARI and Butler was falling farther and farther the
rear, being about eight lengths behind the
sa1 mile pole, time LA Prince had opened the gap
- ,oae shrce eughe and to al appearance bad The
racs 10 hand The began to fall OF badly, and
Ne turn half dozen lengths behind the wib-
ssr hst still eight epgths ahead or Butler she strug
glad but without the slightest change, and Prince
soe hone leading eight cugtns ahead or the msre who
ksAi Butler Eve lengths. Time q .he beat 2asA
The folio sns " ksanmsry- -ts4.a~- -
wDSk-pAY, Sept H-Purse and sisEe s2 ,s0t mile
essts, best three In I'VE, 10 harness.
D. Mace entered b. z. Prince ....,........ ]
J. LSveti entered blk. G. General Butler {
h Woodruff entered cn. m Lady Enma..
y Jones entered CD. g. John Morgan 2 3 za.
Mclaughlin entered b. o. Geo. Wilkes. or.
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