New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26

ALL or IHL ElDtk3 THROWN Al TIKI HURDLE RACH-
KENTUCKY WINS TIE CuP EASILY -iYMENsF
Crowd.
Special Dispstci to The n. y. Tribune
sAsAToGi Wednesday, July - iei5.
This day is as agreeable its predecessor and Tie
crowds hurryng to the course numerous
The shape of & /, admirable aud the new stretch
crossing the nom behind the judges stand clever
invention to get distance
This in much better gsopng coalition to-day and
faster time 5 confidently predicted.
Hurdle Race. for all sge. two nie., Weller ws 400 to s
~E"sr & P Is WOOD sSS1 su sI ss more b,
Le.nsion dam by IrP William ~. D. Mcdaniel erers b.
reBae and RED b. Rsdy e Gt zs. sy ,., 3 By
Ruhc dam by Zenist. Dress Bsck and Red.
The horses TO the post looking remarkably well As.
Gag is still by great Odds the fayore Williams looks we'll
and few fail 10 remember how cevery won seepe
chase at Hoboken lie undoubtedly very clever feDcer
Kniehiiock handsome horse with great points
mend him. bat h temper dubious aud uncertain; be is
given 10 rushing the fences with his air in
fact he may well be called dangerous epcer bu. be has on
this occasion abls and experienced rider In the last pools
sold the odds remain about the same the majority Of tOse
present feeling safe TINT zgzng is to be the winner
The RACE.
The start indifferent but this style Of racing it
docs not much matter. Al tie first hurdle Williams fell
throwing himself completely out Of the Tie other 40
went beautifully, Zig Gag Leading AT the second hurdle
both few beautifully Knebtock with the lead. The third
fourth h and sixth hurdles passed the ssme order
and the chances looked strong for KuRhcct coming in vic
ner but be struck the rail Ct the seventh fence and turned
complete summersault parting With his good and puckT
rider zgzag had his and cleared the fence
gaaot but he yet bone the chances OF the field
many precsrous aud each stride have It's aeci
dent At the last hurdle when going zszsg sraok tbs
fence and turned heels bat the rider retained his
bride and zgzag. gathering himself osniered easily
home winning the race CALAMITY In 4;3s
Til. s.r,os. Cup Of s sdied .weepssse' Of 80 each
keuiocty years BY Lexington dam Magnolia by Imp Glencoe
1m S'9f e sSs bo gaca sny. b b. 6eias are years
Rissod dam Are BY PI s1IEedoSS same ss,e'. ' ho 9
is enter Hsnce yeir. by Revenue dam Maroon ~
b% S'nSSs dam Back Sesss s. bd coan ens e.
Loadoue years by Lexington dam clio bonnet b. H di.orS
Wight si by y' I%r aa. '' sa;der NJ dy
30 yi' We'd %ed ~ ,a ter, e. cal dung esi. y
s,% 10s%s. ~ T GssSs d., :nnS S Roe sy S n
cOe ~ Same b h. Ja. year.; by Lesn;ien d' Ju'
years by Imp. Eclipse dsn sarb.niy. by ssoon
an Ley foas i 5S InS o. a 4 s.'i = qa cutters
Derby By lap Eep dam LADY Tyl,s sy if eis
Ep'c dam rh,e a. same enter, NJ ye, BY A e.. I1 a. ss'
dan Nine y enter: D. % s s., ,. ,s.'i S By
AS.eI wears ty Lexington dan by Imp Yorkshire .. Sam
pis "a r g. Moore enter. gcsoa years, BY nsoa
dan Bay Leaf by Imp iSrk % - sane entsI, d l5ra
Year,. by Lexington Gan hii) eih'f W
b "a }. Arms'roa Ce'rlie Arn'ess
f easer S5 St e Sarah k y-s. by Sm ~
Lexington dam Magnolia by lap Gcucoc
Kentucky the greatest racehorse la Awerca In The opn
many by great odds the favoric hs previous per
formances being such justify this preference Persons
who have frequent opportunities Of seeing him races
that be has been forced 70 go bs best I cr
ceonee debss bis making has eppearalco oen IN
public as few match hor.ts against hn leather
LaElnH ths
tation would denote Of going Al! day Appear
noes Indicate that viii make excellent He "a
lucky family aud IL owned by gentleman Who has
reputation second to Ct bringing bis bones To the
course In the perfect condition Detwsfs no. 70 be
made light o. although the odd, heavy against Lg.
erience has taught th, ouser before iv hsve proved
winners
TBE RACE.
After three false iLey all pretty well off, Ken
tuoky leading Beacon second Delaware third and iaiLer
lungs fourth This order preserved throughout bs race
with the exception Beacon aud Delaware or twice
pacts On the the last time round Bea
con made determined effort reach Reniuey bot his
eaor, avail Kentucky keeping the lead and hnh
ing the race in that there LITTLE doubt he
never pushed The proved Kentucky most eIaord
nary horse Kentucky Beacon 3 Delaware }; Leather
lungs 4 Time 80
P. .,,S, .f' vs. m.,. Forshsa, s tros.nsi
David McCo1n enters ". ~ Sanford. b. Dot y-.r Old,
by Mad Anthony dam Laura White Imp Clracos Blue ahd
blue. H. Alexander sn,st. ;. NolEieh }ea Old y In
Novice BY Imp Gl~rco~ Blue snd ~tu- 9no
Houe Aroo year old ey L-Ihy',s sss Sp.a ~
linn Glencoe with crimson belt = w Nedon etr'
h LntLer wear Old by Lexington dam f.hs L.~i. by imp
Red and Maroon. o Bowie hsl enter 81 r. Anyhh
year Old by Twob. Faith by Glide Harold "hie aud
Red. 1900.
For this race Arcols tho yorie but all Ct the contest
ant, are good ones nearly all made sOod time at the
various meetings Of tbs and last IL short dis
lance frequently happens tEst the horse which starts h
unless very inferior Sninh wins the race Dot par'iou
larly noticeable for the beauty OF her shape LS'Aer a
poared strongly to object TO coming on the course S no"eu
considerable skill in carr! Ing cut hs plans
TIL BACL.
Fordham Jumped OF with tho lead Richmond second Dot
third and tbs rest in bunch. At tie half mile from home
DO, had become second with Arcos third which position
they retained 10 the quarter mile when the yore came to
the front took the lead winning the race with compare
tive Arcola Fordham p Luther 81 Dot q Richmond ,;
Norwich 8. Time lag.