, 1865-08-08

with his peiEhboTs, shooting into khe hauss {
ME- F7beJ, who lives next dcor, and ahuse Il.
Es sassd r en.y sb,oaEh hs .:a'ets:ssten q tn
George wss coEn!tted 70 jill TO .w4it trial at III
sspttMhe5 term OF the Reeorder's Ccur,, IN os
[ 1uE TURF.
R4cipe ut the br1vtns PARK Yesser
day.
Avery fi3r stteudsnce WAS prcecnt At the l}t
wing Park Jesterday. the attraction being a tro
tor eTeepItakea Of ESQ. best three IN I've, L
haraets. Tho weathsr was delightful. Th
morning h4d heen sultty, but toward ECON th
weather moderated, and aithoueh auits war;
euough for comfort, 1t w.e rot hot enough ia
ditcoufczt. 9hs cooling bseeze was poaiuyei,
delicious, and the Bridgeport sme1a not At al oi
f~nnve. Everybody was comfortable excent Ii,
| few who weta too mueh eIci ed On tho duestJo,
Of galns md iosset, to care about tue msthet,cs
'he een71e. There Here, AZ theze always arc, ,
eonefdeta fe number Of this class Of people, me,
whose kole object seems to b. tho mixing n
p oDeJ b. betting cn The winning horse.
It's one Of the mfsfoEtnnes Of or societ,l Ar
tanRetneuts that everything, no Enattef Whist, Il
ltAblo to abuse ty the nnpnnclpled. The thou
| E3nd md one aruuaementl invented at ditfeten
tEats have each Ia their turn oeen taken hold o
bJ tho backleg frAternity aud made dIsreputabl,
IN theft hands. However much this doctrine MI,
bo ecntroeezted by some, there Is eqnsl truth nor
~ at the tine OF tts frst uttezaucs in the Apos
to}fc maxim. "UCto the pure tll tblnRa sre
pure.'' It Is not the theory, hut the suanner Il
whch we use It, that determines the sfn!uueas O.
heaet. Properly considered, there Il no NOR,
ha1n ID w1tnssstpg horae race On 4 repu,a,
cnnEsc than III sdrnft1ng the pnlnts Of the aalco.
on Tho street. It IL only as 1t gsyea opportunities
for wfo1le doing that The horse 1aee IL obfeet,om
able, and even II some Of our fellow beinss Il,
Rttihe dignity of their manhood On etch ore.
stens 1t doea not necessarily follow hist all Ar
eike open to The s1rue tmputauon.
There IL no dispusnE TIE tact that the betting
pfacflee hangs as aea6 weight around the uecks
| OF sports IN general. and causts them TO b N
Rtded With suspicion bY the better portion ol
the community. So much can be sddueed II II.
vor OF the encouragement Of ts1Als Of tpeed ba.
tteeh noItes, that no set xrgumsnt Ia needed.
AL admit thai. c6rld the practice be putR.d OF
Thai one objectionable featate, there Is bus on
othtr thing to be avoited-1nju1 to tho anilnsls
themselves bJ over eIerttou. As racing Is con.
dnc'ed in this country, there is very lt!c Of The
latter; the ttot Is DOE calling psce, un.esa for
frightened dtstalee.. md animals are very sel.
ecm, tndeed, the Botee for 1rot Of 4 uus
around the eoutse.
The Chicago Driving Park Association ha.
t"ken oTe stsp. a. believed, toward discourage,
se bet By eheittux 1t Of what GONE con-. der 1t,
Objectionable fsatnres, Thsy have fntrodpced
tte "pcol," sno by their chosen ~ Qeat ee}1 poo).
On every event Of tnteeieut iu'ere.t to wArfsut
ihe trouble The pool tet Is certatn'y tnuca bet
Ter thsn The old finn Of stake, but l. s,ll pen to
heavJ een*r.e. II would BE- much better II II
could r. dispensed with altogether pe.hsps this
IL aot yet pos etb'e: Probably the time viii cous
when re eAsll he sble to dseonntenance 1t eo ef
feftnaHf test Al species Of betting vial be fe
Ratdtd as Equally dlehon oratts With Drunkenness
standpoint, It has strong tf1ultY With stealing:
Il etlIees willingness to t.ke that which il not
honestly essned. and oaera strong temptation 10
fro eta honorable md f1!r dealing.
1hx Faee yesterday waa quite an exciting one,
eTen to s,a psssentaD sns1at nst.nes
had s,noat siyen the lie to the popular prelic.
ton. Thar! Kers ioaf e5nist-Ra,kef Dor,
Il the order naned. There was a mach g7satef
Inference Of optnarn than usn4l ~ to tae yx:ues
Of the respective animals, Boston beius the de-
FsiDcees md ,he iTo It ien t. one s sssa;s I'll tss H.
remaining neld. Indeed, Princess hsd 70 ere us-
lse htckett, 1hongh abe paced splendldly around
Pco!s I'D but inais1ealy 9.ine 1 70 he fest
Thar there were few who csred to oaek the deld
e aintt Bosien; nearly everybody looked On ii ~
fo1eG9Ie @ &c, eone'asioo nc that ne wouid b the WIN
Frat Atai--A great deal OF time was consumed
fn stsrtlng-ttx starts bslne made era thef got
tht string On pretty sven Nns, Saeoe.tsh s.sSpt. @
U leading. The pace At aEss WIS f1sher nov, i
decd. d1.poslton 70 break being manifested IN
provee. hnd Quaker Boy psea.ed t3 the from.
waited on closely By Nahocl,eh, Prlnrfs, be;pr,
r.M ; L hana. I'D Boston three Or four iengths
Ne5d, and @ led b1 fwo lengths, t.e otdets wa:slug
1n her. Quake. Boy eesona+ At tbs ha.f milo.
r1lntea r. had t.lien behind. and tho race w.s
The latter part ot The .hitd quarter Na6oc1ish
mas { = steady dsth, and attained Tho font raok,
Tnsh he ssesd haesnsa , 70 sssp 70 he
peiIts. 1t The hous turn hs sill 1od, being wa,t.
ed OF By Quaker Hoy and Boston. who wefe
sectuca the heat WIS deuottut; It wa not Iii netf
nlaeenr dssh, hs beng hin&ied Se1y inaie.ou.iy. IL
oe s hsn I'D x .SS
Boston vas now decidedly the t4vorlte, at4ndipg
ateond Htdf-The horses got Of at the frst
aeoap,e q i*neths; Il ID arst tuin Nsoae @ IL i
eter slesd! Quakef Boy, whole pace W. t. 1be a. ID.
qnsrsr hsd sen psssed over bsa ss bsTa
ioteen out EeltDquehtrE tha tecona D Aee 10 Bos
ton. Ptlnte vas IN the distane,4 Bostoa made |
avsty trong eaott 70 tsks the lead, but broke Up
under tbs pull Of his driver, and ran eevera rods.
1eattin9, hoEt yer, the eeeond place. there betpg
tpass Of a couple f.enetns between him apd ,bs
eaea wa Hnossa "a dd rot
euscrdinae position. yet be laid to hls worf vel
sud kept but = sualt disttnce between blnssif |
led Sy aeouYie Of isr gh,. Then Boston put pn 9n
au s!exm and u1so assu 70 psts his rtvA, ba after
es1nirS pottdon On hts daok, sgatn leu bscE. |
frr several yatds vi. ahouS ntek and nsef with
t1 les tty. ~ ,ec'teh btesk1uR- Tae1a - dowa
he r. home scratch xss 40 interesting ons, Qnskef
loze It ~ AZ u moment. He ho seyer cane Ia Ibe |
Eirner BY lhfts quarters Of = length IA 2-a5i.
P!tneets vas dtttsnced.
eRpEutne, ND their odds fell rapidly. 4 few Of |
them t1ied to hedge, but they werp nusnrressfui:
ths friends Of Qnskef Bog hsd eoaadtnee, and |
toe ne!o joined tn.o. Quaker boy now stood ]
7atrd Htat-Qu,ker Boy obtained the lead "a
tass whsse b. LED eoupis o. 1enrias SsaSe,e
being ta the background. The s1tnc position Wss 1
s Maintained 70 as 9gt1tes near which Quaker Boy
md hting half i len9th IN sd1anca when ihs
thsee-esekthf VIE fesehed. Boston then broke, |
snd 1sn for rome dlstance, mixing ground On the |
the half nile Bosten led b -four ieaetns. Ten to
one w1s now offered on Bos+on winning the heat, |
I'd n II taseo, Ihe fsesn 5ass1siea the estsa,ts ses
the scale, but could not, aud BOSTON led lhe WY
faensetorWa1d, winning re heat by halfa dozea |
'sPgss 1fsn ~ .1oea E .,stnsd SsnSsg bad tnisa
BETS were lald between him md Quaker Boz,
avetseinc about sSer.
ga1ntd he lead md Kept It iii toue tssuce psst
tue quarter, the other two breaking, palker BoT
thtsd. Bcstou then brote and {un)iaisiy ran plss
e 1ps Sst TG1 #sy ~ ds1e q R9y