New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

GREAT TRoT or THE FASHION COURSE, Il. Il
The HARTFORD HORSE PRiScE BEATS Uks.
BUTLER JoHy MogG ~ AID LADY EMMA.

BUTLER, JONI MogG ~ AND LADY EMMA.
Yesterday the great Sweepstakes trot, Tor
purse or ST. 900 and made parse OF eacn, De'Ws'h
The -four renowned fast horses, Gen Butler John vi
gan Prince and Lady Emma, came OH on the fdsui'h
Course l.. / Robert Fiiiingham now called hcorte
wilkes. entered but throwing oa aeoupieol sPiI;s
was taken out ~ training for the present sen''n us
wtbdraga rasai the excitement ana interest," III W.
race as il wa- regarded being more open now tHu
he out Of IL. Cen Butler was male TIC l'oEi,e a.
inst but going somewhat anlss about wees ptipIe'
race lis place was taken by Lady Emlla- Who trained
ny the veteran Hiram Woodruff. was reporied 10 De
going 80 we'll tn to make her hackers anxious TO pe'
That he boat the field end won the race. The pay
gcling Prince is Hartford horse. belonging 10 Mr
VIM T. Becswith. snd trained ~ the race by that
clever bOrseman. Dan Mace. who also Grove MN
join Morgan was trained md Gfiye1 ny Horace II
Jones bat his chance was little thought Of by The know
ing ones es he hfOngat the lowest price III the iuos
Tie black gclding Gen. Butler. was tIaniea hnu
drscn by John LoTet' but was far from beng , u
condition. This probably owing to TIC cifchih-
stance VI his having under some fir0ng ana severe
preparation for HIS great match VITA George "ike
fortnight ago but having bcen lot up IN ms WOE ioT
few DAYS on receiving forfeit ia that mat c he had
not been able to et thoroughly III again Tor t'r con
Test. lie showed bis woned great speed IN the .rst
two heats, and then deficiency on condition ,ol anu ne
tel off. IL the pool betting before the iace Lady Ena
brought 800; Prince $40. Cen BGtcr SO, ana JOIN
Mor-an $50 TIE first two heats were won eieyeril oy
zen. Butler Ia 2:2ii and 2:xi. aud SLOW 10 S,J vas
bet Lat he won the race Falling away ie DfoKe "i,
~ md repeatedly and beaten in tho three nrxt
hest- BY Prince IT 22Si 2.agi. 2:3Vt Morgan Ociis
distanced on the fourth heat.
The attendance in consequence Of tie 1neness OF tho
weather and tie anticipation OF an exciting contest
was immcnS. fully eight tAOnsand persons Dfhk pros,
cut The track ia excriient condition. aId boVd
o der was enforced and maintained by large lJfc9 oi
Metropolitan police under Captain wilson Great an
noyance and Inconvenience We sustained ny new i''
In cnnse0ucnce oftbere being no rciufn sge'inI nal
10 r.tnrn immediately after tho race was over me
railway officials declared that this had been done win
ont any authority from them. or any Application lo'
nj st,an.u-, i--lss mat. Ail.I i"ng leA-eaN'
wa!t In he dark 4! lie apology ior s.e-. - the
track the crowd were brought 10 the cit! by the IeS
Jar ira 4 from Flushing - Huater Point.
FrxaAry. . .,
F.-nfov rc-asf T. T. SEPT. 1l.-Prrc @ioo' ana i'oe
s!s1- oil ga each. ulil- y ats In hsreis. ,
h. fface entered b. <. Prime.
l. Ioe,tt a. tered Blk. Z. Gen. Eu.i-g...........l
Il WOOD Of sr. rel ch. m. Lady Fmrl.......3 3
~. ioi.s su;'rca o. g. John hsr;an. .......i a'
s. f'sl.ltllls .nf,r.dtr nc3 NNses........ drawn.
H. -e.27. --g.l;--9.2s! --s:a0i -saol.