, 1866-09-08

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Fifth Day-A Running and e Trottins
Race-Heayy eTraek,' SLOW Timss !:
and Distance-De1ter and But
ler.to Trot To-Day.

ese1ted. not mote tnan nse hnndInd persons be- |
curse on escsy race daf. Probably The pnb-
tc Interest In the zacc announced was not 90
'Eeat as i would hase 5s 6sen N tsot iut in any
THE aAux 4
in stations, Andy Burt and Ban, and had both
!1eitinE contest might have beea a1peelsd; Ast
making eyen acdinble show for the purse. He
:yentns fsstsvss, e ssse9e slsask 4
. be in serious danger. From tue esiets Of this
vi e Ia na see1 g.
spirits. Betting consequently wass made At rery
anay Is s oa B. I'D ~ e aone
amounts were sfascd on this race up In Wiscon-
bat this vas he % shew o. IT, Sooss here Haa
rot been 'play or pa3f sace, It would Inevitably
hare besa g9ssMno59ed, M nd even = i va sh
giving up the stakes without Fnunins, but from a |
dislike to disappotnt The audience. At ut,le |
e. Ell as
eap. fea sais. and %hite I.eeeaes; Bsii teoior-
Cd ttaf b1fss eap 6Hs shit ana white sseesh
formally mad to the jockeys and The tssms Of tIs
race, two miles and repeat, far purse OF $f,0U5
and clearing il quito even. bail led Of teo rashy,
tgkiaE ,he 5 advance @ Ct the 5st ss5p hnt su hu1
having loat itt iehstbt at at the ausfter. s' Hese
Balls bust Of excitement gave away,
and 9e e. shsqs Hd +; bo5 sS
ps9 @ down & ie SseF stleteh 5a.s st De % po!ns I q
Sc E s.ee aaa; ba & esss
from that time on he never lost. More and more
Dail seemed to sussr, aud continnrd 10 lose
{. anay @ Sse &c
ho.ses came past the seo.a on the completion Of
their arst mile; tie = same relative position Taa
slowly and painfully, while Eurt appeared only 10
have wAkened to cunsefoneuess Of what WAS
e1Eeste Sf h aaa % be tn .nls1dia t@ to
reached the .nsst turn on the SECOND mile, Bail
was behind bin, abont hundred yards and going
oes esen m aaVine dsanee Ia s os b. s VS.
more than that behind at this lime, and quite With
ont power to redeem his position. From this 70
pss es ri 81 axs
on .he home stretch when gaiI was not quisc hsif
way aiorg The lower end Of the course, Burt
Sc fsS S. q fas &assF '' 'as F'se 's''s
rEcAP1TCLATyos.
DEfy1xo PACE COURSE September 7th. 1866.
Running Race for parse Of si,oo', two miles aud
g: Darwin enters c: $: Andy Bs1t; l.
Time: IT, II. 1gs 1ss !ps ST iaP' sSs 4a:; 5@
This race having been so quickly ended, ttot
was n,Ede mp between Edwin Forrest Jeannettc
ssy tsss Is E IT, 0 81 S 5gun @ ess1 az
toiIcs Yonns Fatchepl anti CRY Eagle about even,
and Jcannetic. TIC iasorite. al odds Of about two
to one-
|
4 good send-oE was obtained, ,G:ey Eagle leadiug
hf Iii h's saSo il ii Il e. e. .ss aa
Leannette- Edwin was already awa5 In The rear:
Before reaching tho qua1ter, Gre5 Eagle managed
break, and before he recovered ftona is effects.
Edwin passed him. At the quarter Jeannette lct,
BY dse lengths. The bay nex1, leading Grey Eagle
more and more down thu back stretch, while Il
seemed to be abont the came thing between Edwin
and Grey Eagle for short the fatttr los.
brought lin pp within isillpg dlstanes q Edwin.
aoubWethel hc Wouid % Ii.
Ing down tho home stretch Edwin gathered himself
up to within five lengths of Jeannetta, but could
he aes1s seoe aevne aRs s Grey Maia ase
lengths sbeas. Cry ~ Egg and ESsia es~s Il
length Il the score. Tine ofhsat, ss:i0.
,,a tbs aze9sn }ssa nEaF TT Edwin aa,naee1
second In the last hest, was badly IN the rear
On ths upper Ed Jeannslts hs1kc a sad'E an,
led Edwin two lengths and he IVES half lengt
ahead Of Jeannetse, WHO throughout the n hcs
% tset It sIl ii I deeeatiy. Wsen about thTse-eishth
Tss a sps,h sgesa sgsesa q lin sna saaIa xhI
On The lower eEd Of the track Edwin's lead Of on
length grew Into three Jeanuette utterly refusc!
to tot even worthy Of herself and vas still stead
a1eBR s Il T. asef ia s er ae%a :
N ugly hreak, Grey Eagle at 1t E,- :he SaTa sa;a
not. The frey Tapped bis bay leader away dow!
The harnc e{te;ch, aad for lon: distances ttotte
yaIds Of The score, wllen he broke. aud. slthoug
he got down 10 bis salt Just at the teoEe an
| CROSSED It st sret s.alfa length ahead Of Edwt
thaa ihs lead d by lis bssaE Ut the heat Was a
.. Judged 10 Edwin. Time OF heat, e:41A-
Tie rain nov set n heasill: but II vas ID de.s @
heavy heavy shower iho besl sounded cailins up ior Il
THIRD HEAT.
the ase ea ofas I'D leaa Of 81 engh
), | Grey Eagle, and he The came advantage On Edw1
I Forrest ut the etart. The onty change IN u
tack by lie frst and second hores. 80 that a. i
, Grey Eagle and lie dozen langths in ailvance
aisslnate teeeas, bae n1ss se Earsea lis st
hslp hin A. az hsyona & s e1tent e ih o. H. H.
Edwin Forrest would be fhnl out. be vas 80 tar
) The rear. Both Grey Eagle md Edwin, after
4 short run to the home stGsteh made - vigoTo M %
a In the struggle and dropped back, from alu1t
n even with Grey Easle. to several lengths IN
jeanette sr9ssea 1hs +e seose aye sfs9R Ss
l. Edwin Forrest. Time Of hest. 22::S936.
still In the rain. A good send OF Was ohtain.
= but Edwin broke almost 1t the start, and dEopp
4 back. Wills Jcannttte danced about without
q feetin@ anything particular toward getting ahe:
:: Grey Easle consequently slipped easily - ~ =
lengths en seemed =, IN 4niie hat 11r
ID g1ye one Of her best evidences Of speed. VIII
enss bsnassa Id pxsssea x:sa shs en
lg treaking him up IN The excitement OF the strugs
:. Edwin still lying back three lengths fn
= nette led Iy . dozsn. lengths, and vas )
Of Here, ssatn. Cry Earle 6Toke sna IN .one
aSs snnning I spsed, 5nf sethcr %ssersy al.sred
relative position down 70 the middle Of The no
of ss s a1n H &c Sss s shs sah % d
fqnerely: Jeannette camc IN an ensy vim
tins ,,e stss sis ZEE gnn m s9g o;9 s1Sa' H. ~
be III, 1855 Tlot ior pulse of 51oo a,iic heats.
40 three In dve. In harness:
fSa:E Psa!sl: tatsss sa;s1s =; sss9aftss
re O. ". Dfmmick, enters 6. 8. GreJ Eaglea
a,1s It sss,.::::.:.:::::::::ls s;:laa la haa = 2
. "a htt heat......................49 LII ::