The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Ftrtt Hfdt.--S0ncWaH Jackson u I rite
any amount OF odds that we're asked being eady given
Tho time betting was that 40 would be beaten. 1hs
track was god but tao weather cold and dsagrceab'c
After couple or attempts The horses startled shark
loading length Carpeotsr then drew StonewaI 10 be-
hind Shark with his head almost touching Iovet back.
Ia this way, without charge, the horses passed tho
quarter pole In thirty nne seconds and the half
milo polo In Ils No change OF place or gait oc.
currcd unt approaching the score on the termination
OF tho nrst mile. when stopowail broke up and fell
oil two lengths The time Of this mile 233h Shark
opened the gap to six lengths before stonewa recovered
his natural beautiful and elastic stride AZ the quarter
polo he Mt tho wheel OF Shark abiding his time to
moaton OF th. second mile which was made 10 ga !,
StonewaIis head seemed to rest Lovstts shoulder.
limo Of the two miles, 0s. IL was very apparent that
S,onewnii stu doing his work with ease. whlo
Shark secmed toiiog hard, yet with vigor Going down
tho backstretch OF the third mile stoneweI pulled
he rapidly went mp 70 tte head o. Shark and
the hal. milo pole they yoAed. An Instant after
wards stonewsil broke and Shark goi away about
than the time it takes TO tell Il. With q
rush stonewalI went alter shark, and a greater
we before said Two lengths behind after he broke up;
but the space OF hundred and nifty yards after be
in the most brilliant sye He was then taken in hand
and came on the homestreich and up TO the as
steadily ana as fresh as he had been taking his morn
ing exercise shark ro'ted very gamey throug hou, the
heat making either skip or break until near the
hnish. when the effort 10 keep up with Sionswal took
him OF his feet The las, mile was trotted IN 23l and
Second Hsni-one hundred to Ten was wasered on the
fsvorlts The norses were started ~ 10 the preceding
heat stonewa dropping in behind Shark they
got away from the score, end laying as close
quarter pole was passed 10 forty seconds, the
half In 10 and tho lrst tne In 237 Little alteration
70 Position too. place uo ns naa rsaSnsd ns ns
snd By pressing the pace severely he carried Shark oil
his legs and took she lead Shark recovered quickly aud
seemed refreshed by break ana he dashed after the
Of inc second milo which was done ia 232, stoncwsl
tbe turn shark vas again in 'front.', sooe vail pus on
tho stoam around the turn, ispped shark q the
si sSs bali p',a mil. polo Vas hsf length ssssd ms
y" the mo,s ssc',,9s part o. sns n:s,u,., SoO,sss,
s,a been for some seconds IL n. hughes. possible stat
o rouxy under The dslusioo that thc Avorte had made
a,hole N the bellows o. s,onswAii jackson. aad that
shark would win But the struggle vas over. Stone
wall went up the three quarter srseh widening the sep,
ana home winner b. sis lengths, making the lass
Tne ssTeSats Zine Of tho above tros Ia the bsss on
record Flora Temple. In her attempt 70 bsat Duchmass
and General Butler also scored .hs sxurss in his
trial but wo think that either OF the above could
ns,s nsy' .s ss; Vas Yxa and LADY noSoo~s ax what
h6rsc can beat Stoncwall Jackson three mile hsa In
haruesS' That's the question.
KnsruoKY RAcss--TnIRD DAY.
LouIsvuLs, Oct Ia, 1884
Tho arst to-day two mile heats for all ages
for purse Of s7so. Mr.. Aicxanders Beacon won the
arsl heat. Black Lock second. Mr.. Cays zsrO third Mr.
Hsrpcr,s Eastern fourth. Time 35l. Eastern won the
second and third heats Beacon second and Zero shird
Black Lock was distanced In The second heat Time,
3lok-3ssx. Beacon was the isvors before the start
al even against the neld Alter be The nrs heat he
was wagered at loo 10 IL.
Tho second was for sweepstakes OF $500 for two
year oIds mile dash. Mr. Alexandcrs harden won,
beating Mr.. Harpers Fannie Holton and John Y. Gays
Revolver. Time, 14sA Harper's entry was the favor
ise al 100 10 90
supprs DEATH or A VALUABLE rRorTINo HoRsR.
The celebrated totiDg horse Royal George, owned BY
Mr. Fie OF Buffalo, died suddenly at the stables OF Car
pcnes Island PARK Course on the 9th lust Tho horse
-..a - m luuta A
had taken mornpg feed trolted twico around the
course never moved with spirit aud vger on
reaching the stable he suddenly fell down, atd died with
out single struggle grosn before the baruess ooud
be taken OF. Disease OF the heart was tbc probable
cause Royal George valued at $40 GOO, aud only
last week Mr. Field declosd cash tender Of $40 900 for