New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Extraordinary Encing-a"d'nns versus
lsorsea-Nhe Indians VictorIous.

The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says; Ol
Saturday AFTERNOON number OF races took place over
The Chicago wing PARK in the presence OF The largest
.ssamblaRs Of prupe Which We hsfc seen tAere tHl9
season. There fully two thousand persons pres
ert among whom were many OF our leading citi]cns'
md qu.te number II laGies The occasion oil TINS
gstbsring to witness one - Tho most slngn'
lar races that has ever taken place In this country
Two Inaus were entered against two trottng horses
The former are known as eN d0rGaiy idnhels, "hile
the horsss h.ye earned gtui lepuio'lun ns last NAYS
ne match was such singular one that not only TIC
sporting irs,erniiy bu; tie puac reilly were more
Or less excited all l IT, -nd ,e result was looked for
ward 20 With considerable Interest go
THE indians arc Dees.oct sG'l Stevens and they
both be.ons to tie seneca trJe 81 HeS-foFk Slate;
Ihey possess oil tie p.cuiaItis q. ter race are 81
medium high. ipo>e. acfige end WIZ looking, ana
move rlorg with tst so1ching Iit pceu Ir TO the In
dinns They ore Dung iaen nnd go about preparing
FOR rrp With rl ,e cooHess iinaginate. They thins
no tp r. ~ stiftng for II ten mi.es then others
would think OF tnkirg pleasure walk Their oppo-
Lenis were MI G.tess we!l-@nowh bay mare f.inccss
md Mr.. Uasllhes equally Ncl-sHoHn 10 rso Cooley,
both OF which have made remarkably good TINE on more
than ora occ isioa The men and horses were al IN
good tim, whe the weather ras that could be de-
sired ITO rncc Was tir purse OF sl.OW and wcs to
b. run ia The flll wing manner TIE Indians were TO
run 2 miles and - rods bic The ho 'es tiotied niles
the lndieos to relieve each other daring the race ana
the horses IL owise
"Close nIBu ur o'clock q, and horses appeared
in the field ] he former were dressed IN hg IT, ana
were the obserred Of al ooseryers. A spot twenty
7, d. north II The Judges stand hid been MARKED Oh
ard here stevens took is position Chi'e Deerfoo. stood
unou lie st5t line IN iior. e "a juices stand 1t
was .r,arcri O. St'vcns sh"se I'm tue odd twenty
rods beeroo. the FIRST rile cnI stevens tie seco'd
mile While priucef5 sGc' oppose tAcn the hrsi w"
miles rni Cooley the seco1d. refnfe tie start. ana
during the progress II 60 iost. b",:iaS was Freely
ndn!l ! g., aud those VIM kity tie inoi'ns bac1"d
then lrnvJ While on TIE OF ~ Liant rssy persons
staieL freely tle rses Several thousand collars
nus have changed banda
After tie usual amount o! exercise. Princess got
into NEE fo and stared NJ faitins pace while AZ
the instant sieves dashed over tue twenty rods
he judges stand with aim st "u'i specd. when he
sr.l ''ly slopI ed aud Deer. o ouA up tie race end
stalf.,. 4 al fine pace Tie mate tTotted beant
fun, ~ Id not break thron lou. the race while the
Indian IA spl, u!id'y az steady Inir his lengtny
stride ca y u tim o,ey tie ground with astonishing
rapldty. IS he passed the jldsos stand On her
irs mile. D,crot wnr at tie haf mile poet so hat
tho odd ~ cuty hpd already been made np by him.
e liu bis ~ hnlf nile even al better pace Than
tho first aud tle the nic con ,nr"d t. frDt steadily
she coud not ber fleet opponent who arrived
opposite the juages eind about taee hundred yards IN
adva - Der.
al tie stand Stevens took NJ tie race and Deer.
foD, a "u, while thchores were changed by Cooley
taking Inc ro,d and Princess retiring ihese changes
II course made uitOui tie race being stopped or
a second lost As Cooley crossed the and re-
lievei Princess Stevens about go yards ahead.
shooting along at rapid Eltc. aid he near the
frs quarter post before the horse rhanci him. b.
tween q ; int and the .ltn,.r post TIE lndiln rn
with anna. Z swilncss, and when tie horse crossed
The sore All started "a tie Onrth nile. stevens led
pnly about oBeliIfd OF made 10 10. IL was qltc eyl'
ieut tnlt the race tho ludln's. and stevens saw
THE ond sackenrg his speed te nd q los, quarter In
An easy pace. The horse tio,tcd we'll bus u was
utterly In ossible FIR hn TO ceteh<.e intian and be
bac 30 r,lcLe the threc-qH res >rrst when Stevens
passed thc udces stand amid lie most yoe er0us cheer
lug. ho horse ,couii.ued ais pace. and crossed tie
score 80 seconds later.
the result o! the taco seemci to be pleading TO
he large majority Of the CROW d. for tho In us we're
cheerrd again aud seun. I!mc--PilAcess did her
40 miles IA 5:5, ard Cooley ms ITO nles IN J;j-;
otaL l0:J3. Tho respective times eli the Indians v q
lid not pc; hut they " dc the $50 mics and twenty
DIS IN 0:7 thus betting tie hOrsos - se'ouds The
uer AT 1T about the sals VI speed, aud icre
gould rot Lave been more than two ta.eo seconds
IL, gCgce letsceD them"