The New York herald., 1865-06-09


Fs,st Heat-Kentucky was the favorte against the
field from one hundred 10 eighty at the time Of making
the entries TO hundred 10 fifty just before the start
AdebaIsn had the call over Fcowing hundred TO
eighty The horses had good start and went away very
leisurey, Kentucky leading Aldebaran second, Fleet
wing las Kentucky six lengths ahead Of the others
the quarter poc the latter seeming In hurry TO get
into quick work. They ran, or rather cantered the
first mile in this way taking 2:os to perform the dis
tance On the second mile Aldebaran and teetwing
went closer but did not 90 INTO strong running until
they had passed the at which time Kentucky
leading Aldebaran one length Fleetwng close up. On
the third mile Aldebaran made dash or two at Ken
tucky In going around the turn and down the back
stretch, but he could not get further than his aanks
The attempt renewed around the lower turn by both
Aldeoaran and fleetwing but Kentucky came on the
homesretch length ahead OF them and, after they had
tried their utmost he won easily by three lengths making
the last mile go and the heat in $50. Adebaran
two lengths in front Of Fleetwing.
sccond Hen.-one hundred TO twenty Eve was current
Kentucky against the other two. There
caurng this time the top OF their speed being brought
o requisiton as they went around the turn Kentucky
leading one length Adebaran second, Feetving few
lengths behind Gong down the backstretch they ran
very fast, kentucky leading a length, Aldebaran
second The same style OF running was kept
up around the lower turn and up the homestrctch,
Kentucky leading past The stand length and half, in
as, Adebaran two lengths in front of Fleciwng The
spirit Of the maintained without change OF 30.
ston until they reached the half me pole when Fleet
wing closed up and yoked Aldcbaran. and the pair
made an effort to get into closer cquaintance with Ken
tucky The latter shook them OF whenever they ap-
proached too close, and led into and up the home.
stretch couple Of lengths making The second mile in
but Fcctwing held his own aud would try and try again
TO close with the Lexington colt who, having had bit
moro to spare when wanted maintained the lead 10 the
end winning by three four lengths making the last
mile IN 54ia, and the heat IN 34the fastest time
made in the North. Adebaran distanced.
FOURTH RACE.
The Consolation Premium, of $500, for all ages, one
and mile dash horses beaten during this
meeting allowed lbs those beaten twice 10 lbs, and If
beaten three times Ia lbs Entrance money TO 10 the
second horse
J. 8 Watson entered b. h. Captain Moore, years, by
Balrowne dam Jennie Rose, by Glencoe. ......... I
John Hunter entered Travis a Osgood's b. C. Arcola,
years Old by Arcola dam Topaz, by Glencoe. go.
Il Morris entered b. c. Lord Monmouth 4 years old,
by Slashcr dam by imp. Langford. ..............
Bowie a. Hall entered br. m Velvet, years old, by
knight Of st. George dam by Glencoe. ........... 4
Time, 2:14A
The RdceJust previous TO the start Captain Moore be-
came the avorte at hundred 20 eighty against the
field, Arcola having the call for some time previously
great deal OF level money had also been staked on
these two horscs the other two being looked upon of
no account in the Captain Moore got away with the
Lead, Arcola second, Monmouth third, Velvet last and
they came up the homcstrotch from the three quarter
pole 10 the In twenty six seconds; Captain
Moore leading Arcola length, Monmouth third,
Velvet last Moore kept the lead, Notwithstanding
Arcola had made every effort 10 wrench IL from hm-he
having cachod hi- grth ~ the quarter pole Moore got
cl'Nf On 'hc back rctch and led length around tho
ower tnD ~hch ho 0creased 10 two as bo s'Do on The