The New York herald., 1866-07-26

latter went over the sixth hurdle was about
three lengths behind zgzag then closed up more
qui.i ns we are prepared say inclined %
made the leap over tho seventh hurdle he struck and
fell bursler and Z,gzag had jumped and pas.sd
rose 70 his feet when he afler zgzas for
quarter Of mile. Nightock's rsdes however did not
Instead Of taking bis horse IN hand and slowing him. sent
him along as fast he could, and when he made the
ap s a; as.s Hn 'ns and o
somersnu Archy and the horse roing over each oshss
1t not long, however before both we're up again
and the Jockey mounting, galiopcd up 10 The stand,
winner Of both purses, amid the shouts Of the thou
sands assembled.
The following 10 . summary:
HuRpLE RACE for all ages, two miles wclter weights,
$500 TO tho winner $500 70 tho second horse II three OF
Dennis Ready entered b. b. zigzas, by Ruric, dam
ls Mobansl ME lsa entered cS Nxn.oct ii; lbs
Paul Woods entered br b. Gen. Williams lsi lbs. dis
Tine, & l3S. fff
Tho rider Of Nightlock was sson seen vending his way
across tue track, not much the wose Tor tue shake up
he had received In his fall Tho rider Of General Wal.
iams remained inssusbie for considerable time, but
town, ready for another ones.
TTs sARATcGA cur RACE
The hurdles were then removed aud the buge sounded
for the horses that were entered prepare the grcae
event Of tho meetng-the Saratoga cup of $1,000,
quarter miles for ali agos There we're .wsn.ysx nomi.
nations Tor tins race only tour of which the
lungs-Kentucky being the favore against the field at
two 10 one aud more money was staked on this than
an,5uns were also pending between aeon and and
Delaware, ~Liie Leatherlungs woud bring more
than dollar against hundred in tho pools. The
being two miles and quarter tho
horses were started from the three quarter pole,
kentucky Snnns n The p Beacon 'ao second place.
couple OF at emps they git away together up
the horneslretch, and passed the sand and tall
KENTUCKY leating Delaware second Beacon third and
Leaher!ungs fourth Going around the Beacon ran
nta The cond place, and a. the quarter was length
and quarter och nd the Northern champion Delaware
length farther or but six ien- this Of Leather
lungs On he backstretch Delaware ran and passed
beacon and cot TO the tail OF Kentucky brt tie Intter
elook linn on the lower turn nnd entered home
stretch couple of lenatns ahead si him. Beacon q
itls over length behind, ~niie Leshcrlungs was
already ia. off that took aay notice OF
him. As they came up the homesrstcn Beacon and
Delaware again changed places, and as they went
Beacon e9ud three arters Of ieng IA aead OF Della
wase, the after ing extended 70 his utmost dimen-
sons, Gs very soon terwarls he began " quit Ken
tucky leading length aud hall The quarter pole
Beacon second, Two lenghs In iicat Of De aware the
latter ten lengths anead of Leathsfun g Going down
The bac!slr-tcn Beacon made bis grand effort to beat
kentucky He 70 his girths ahout naf way down,
and lay there for two hundr yards b. with all Ills eff
forts and the appliances Of wp spur be could get
further, and tnen while at The half me pois, he began
g.adna'y fal OF, Kentucky was three quarters Of
length ahead and az they rounded into the turn the favor
ite Lad shook himself entirely clear VI his opponent The
champion then opened the gap At every stride, and he
came up The Lonesretch under q strong pu aud palsed
under tho string picking his cars winner by three
lengths 2eacon bea. Delaware about eighty yards,
Lea,hcr,ungs by lengths behind The tms Of the
first uie go, he second 40 and tho two miles
and quarter 4.Ok
The following is = summary
SECOND RAcs--Saratoga Cup OF 81, ,0o0 added TO ,
sweepstakes Of $50 each, p two miles and quarter,
for all ages.
J. Hunter entered b. h. kentucky, by Lov.nston, dam
Captain Moore entered b. h Bea on, oy Lexington,
T. Butord entered b. c. Delaware. by Rnsgold dam
Ariel. by imp. sarpedon. n..........................8
Dr. wcldoa entered b LsAihsfiunss, BY Lexington,
daIa 6ossamer, by Glencoe. .....................
Time, 40L
THE rBIaD pAcs
was dash Of threequart rs Of mile, for all ages for
purse o. $500 six horses came 70 tho post vz:-Arcola
Fordham patcly called Throssncck Do,, Norwich, Lp.
ther and Richmond. Arcoia the avortc against the
field at even. They started from the stand the
inside the now track, and over 70 tho half mile
\pae where they the old track and then shs
.ower tim and Up 10 h:nss.re'ch 70 shs stand ThrasF
neck got away frst. Richniond second, Dot third
Arcola fourth, Norwich nflh Luther sx.h. When they
reached the hal hall mile o, polo Throgsr scs vas
s oaIn 'ia1s S't as sna sexs s
three-qnarter pole lhrogsneck leading one
length ahead Of Arcola Luther third Dot folh Rich.
honestrech brought Arcos In winner BY three lengths
Throgsneck sacond half leng,h ahead q Luther, who
head s i 10 'front.' ans q Dot Sorwcn bad szsh. - :
The following is = summary -
Tn.D RAcn-Dash OF three quarters of . mile, for Ill
ages; purse $500
j. Hanter entered b. b. ArcoIa, BY Lexington, dam
D. Gebanci entered h. Foraaan G.;:iy cai;:ii
Tiros .neckj by Eclipse, dam BY risaoos
Or Weldon entered b. Q Luther BY Lexington, dam
n Belle Lewis BY Glencoe
dim Faith. .'.
D. Mccoun entered b. Doi BY Mao Anthony, dan
r. A. Alexander sntored B. 9 Ncrw,sh, 5y Lexington,
dana Novice, by imp Glencoe. q
'''''' m. RACES rc.oir. ''
There will DO three good mces to-day, all dashcS