, 1866-09-24
FROM ADRIAN, MICHIGAN.

Lag AVE Hll IQEQ H0tlAl1eG Will crime
FROM ADRIAN, MICHIGAN.
Concluding Day OF the Michigan State
Fn1r-larEe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re-
tween Dexter and Patehen-Dexter
Wlnner-The Kalamazoo National
Horse Fnir, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfltune.l
! ADRIAN, Mich, September =
The concluding day or tho Michigan State Fair.
desoted ~ 1t was exclusively 10 horses, was The
most brilliant Of the whole fair. The weather vas
very dne, bright sunshine aud baImy breeze.
making 1t MI one could wish for {the success Of
any grand public enterprise like thls), and al
thongh lhe walks were still very muddy there Was
an attendance OF not less lhan twelve thoussnd
perfons upou the ground. The ground stands
were crowded and the track Lined with spectators,
While The space In the inside Of the tack near the
3udgea' md reporters stands we're a1so denseiV
s5 crowded By host Of people who bad no business
II is TO DO regretted that this Is not mile in.
etead Of half milo track, Is the location IL FOOD
ana the so1l not. hard; as It is, however, it eau
practical benefit loT racius pafposea. 't ot any
saPsby sad moi g. pa. to to tbs Sasa man
here. The stupidity, want Of couIte ~ toward IL
press, and ignorance which marked tleir action
lN-*%ANNJ HtA6 painful NuU 0l$RDtEprs
The t1ack was in better conditIoa than could
wesk Past bat ~ stili quite heavy. ta'"' o' Inc
Is1lon Of the exhibition Of roadste,s and noiers.
ne nIst cIass tested va. trotlins ge1diDgs OF any
pr .Rf hs4s hss a:,a ass su!y ys saIs q 9f Hs Ell
xndtews. AdEssa, Kity eisde: aseg, e:Pe Peeaaseb,
tsial Of speed Billy Morrison Cct found the tes sae
t mi PIT vas W shnt ont for running, pacing and
qsna% sat sad d'BESS Bataa he mK.g s. AZ
Tho splendid horse. Logan, aud some others,
sluded 70 oasr Discretionary Psemium 1 to adoss f
but only Logan appeared He vas Il en1en5a
condition. and showed to good advantage On tha
track. He Is half brother to the celebrated Dea-
y ns En- q ne nss osses on tie
paasss ~ The hoesy sash se Ps: being tTe
z. Iubb. Hudson; General Sheridan, ~ Sy i, T. Z,
brown, 1as w., Adrian; Lady Douglass, by George Con
water; In drawing Tor positions IanSa kecne
Me%bFino chtef lie third, leaving Iedy e Doagsiss:
" :. First Mat-The ,aorees cot rood .ena oe
t. the Chief being the tavorte IN Tie POOLS Genesai
shefid:n s At se stat wss passed By ,he Chief on
sap hin h!one6out tBRe 2e. M'as1g eomtgHe 10
az easy winner, at least twenty lengths ia adyace
dc Lady d. IL he rear lin r sn'fa ~ ana 'Sd
''aas, eesd r. daho 2es foI a,S1e. se second
the send-o and kept ahead throrchout tSs bcst ~
m ne , Gh1ef @ making some bad breaks. sheridan
nnl sHR sRnss u s wh9f ,f n Ill.,. cane
end end 5sS e. q, ,h bee9 Time ls for shefidan
7atrd Htaf-l1 lie third beat the Chief VIA
again fortunate. .He seemed to impsoye bT ,rot.
iing, and did finely In this heat making It Il the
e ae nsfe ed ~ GsRs Sct Catching
dsswn. Sheridan aid soma very dae tro,1iEns, tiE % bat
Tins for tie Chief 80; fos sbe1sasn. a;t d. neat
Ping between RoeE Fssds, Wlld al indian
so as xon oaf b1 Kesf
1naae 5.Hnls In two stsaight heats. Time: EGH aud
This vas followed by another running sace be-
tween Free Press Bot, Kock Miranda and Touch-
stone, two mile heat and repeat, for q pure OF
saa oa e. ~ In, es and %
Mianaa an e "a was mcd g severely tat 6e could not
aad ou he nes H.. Fs nG
~ course acain Time Of drss heat Two miles,
Another trot was NOW announced, the entries
haEnss:, bestthsee IN dye. for purse Of s4oS. ~
, f1rst Ae6tIEotrest broke on the start and was
- "*'%T 0At 1V0A 4EEOftlE0 Ills lQA41 and |
the heat throughout was very eVcn ono, there
1ese5 esng b more than half length difference BE-.
r. noe e. ranf nssi wpn the hS.t
Forrest qna5te. second be6ind. ptoAoun'ea
4Seeond lhdt-Panic took the lead vcry easily.
o1Hse @sley ensas 9speiitiae ai%s q 4:
s:Scona. :s. foreaE having no show whatever The
amc a. mace aa oy Panc vas aud that ot Forrest
), The grand event et the day now came Oh, being
0e tot nnpss es~efn e y ns5ter ~ "a George
sasy gall. md be.h hovsca were il spicndid con-
:sowdt With grand flourish, Professor Eoil and
1is celebrated horse Pstehen, and Professor Doble
sith his celebrated King Of the Tnrf, Dexter, and
passea aPa p1dhsy hey
%ns eas s saa f;sa Fasa s, S4s,sR % O. ri
sna a, Ia aq%1g tse Ssek .leeh
sse sna ,ssf s oa g. ssf s,q
= T.. po:iuen' which 0~ ne9fse 9s,e hsd
ToTaf e loTePp sPp1nE ta45 bdR
,ycst Dexter increased bis lead, drawing ont
Esa1alls 6nt s1rely from hls rvsl and .hefe was
70 &c aoassae ss.fa ' Fso%
.ss oasS IN ~
quarter length only. Time Of mile, aas. The
udgsH said that Patchcn's time was ASK, but Ii
Gasa E. va not 6sFs sss9 30 much, As only
!S,sond Aear-An eyen start was obtained at
he arst endearoE, and Dexter shot away into tie
ayanee. opening gap Of ten lengths on The
lIst turn going into The back stretch The uitIc
elains Quickly increased his lead to thirty lengths
-he got away rom the stallion 40 hst that fhc
3tteE MAD t9e appearance Of being al atandstIll.
,elofe reaching the quarter Dexter had increased
fEed- dashed into the home, passed the bali
core before Patchen reached the distance pole,
"a !cnEtheucd tho streak Of daylight to dfty
engths on the turn. From this point 10 the third
there "a. no ia.tlaer apparent change IN
ap WIS increased to sixty lengths, and with th1t
70, nexier wect under the wire the winner. !
za.,d IfatIhe horses coming mp to the seorc
siashlng Eait, received the word, and Dexter :
9sssa ~ 1o5 hc eloss{ haeag hs fene
bis favor at the turn, where he opened 4 gap :
dve lengths. This the little ge1dfnE increased .
ten before reaching the quarter, bnt the stai-
o on under ship closed the day!sht to three y
Ercich be was only tWo lengths behind. Amer 4
assing the half mile score Dexter again at The !
I'M drew away from Pachen, and went into the | y
aek Stretch ave lengths ahead. Dob!e was COG
.uled TO hold this leAd to the home stretch. wheu
"thdsew H., shs pressure tson .he BIZ. and Dex-
4 q The heat and raee; Time, e:31H.
Ihts concluded the Programme Of The day, In {
Auncr highly sAti8faet0fy to all, and thpueh | :,
oet OF the fa!r vas failure, in consequence or I
C weather, the lat daJ was one which almost
ade amends for the disappointment in other
uoryemen here zrc looking forward with con-
oesapie anticipation to the Kalamazoo National .