, 1866-09-01

Mace for $4,000. OH the 1Iy4tIc 7Ar:k
Trottins Track, lostou-Eearnau.Lt
the Winner,
...-...... DosTns, August as, 1865.
between Elk 1Nd scrcn O'Clock this after
noon thousands Of the IONS aud daughters Of
the hub con@rcGated on the Mystic Park
Trotttng Track, to witness Il trottin. match
for a:,tnO, mile hcats, best three in i've, IN.
der the saddle. between tile chestnut stall
4non, no., MTearna',Eht, r. and tho chestnut geldinS:,
Dan Mace. The stallion Won the matclA In
three straight hrats, bnt not in US good time
as was anticipated, betting On ti.ac being as
10" as -:s5, and large ElIms were slaked that
Dan Mage would beat III The betting on
tue result was very spirited after the crowd
assembled, which was at a late hour in the
afternoon: Fearnauslt opening as fayorite at
one hundred TO- sixty; but after Dan
Mace came on the track and began scoring.
the betting changed In favor OF tie
Latter, and up to the time Of starting, slight
odds were offered on Ills winning the race.
y The winner Of the trot is a ra,hle looking
Etalllon Of pretty chestnut color, fifteen
hsnlds two inches high, and he is one Of the
longest stridcrs ut present on the turf He
vas sired by Young Morrill, out Of we'll
bred marc: Every turfman knows Dan Mace
like book, and it is useless to describe him.
He looks at q distance very like tho stallion :
hut on closer inspection lie will not bear
comparison with linn. The weather was
pleasant and very suitable for FAST time, and
p4VQ1lA} ~ NoNtA uAkE UCCI IuIuC Q4U nOE
Dan Mace cut his quarter badly in tho FIRST
half mile Of tie first heat Still we are quite
certain that the result would have been the
same had not the accident occurred This
match was made some three months ago. and
additions lave been mndc from time to time
to the original SC, GOO, and yesterday i; was
asserted that over $l5, 600 were pending on
tic result,
fire. Kfat-Fea1noush. won the mole. The
horfes came up under good head'Fay aud had 4
turn; hui the stallion then brokc snd Dan Mace
went On with the lead and PASSED. ll,+ quarter rule
II pcnt a,en lsph 81 MI sa as in
back stretch, md oyrfsalsin. Dan abou; midway,
carried him t. break. which caa.cd d. latter 70
stallion passed the halfiai1c I.ole in i:iiI. two
lengths in 'front.' Hnd opening the ::a7. at every
3t5de ;hhse e3e r. nn and passed lhe Iadses stand
SecoHE Utdt-Dan Mace calac IL lame but
soon warmed ont OF Il, and coming n1 the home
5t1eieh w1h Msh r. 60, the bssl o. il,e send ol and
ty-sevcn and quarter ecconds. Soon after pass
Ing the post Fca'noush. broke up aud los, triae,
hut befse Ds9 bad reached the halfuilc pole .hey
Hi 4 Don Mace Q Etinncd 10 lead around ihe
lower tagn, but ns he SWING into .he home stretch
the stallion pulled out sor lin, and bea, lin 10 thr
Third Utef-The betting Lad chti:c:y ceased,
one hundred 10 ten on Fe.rnauwht firdi.tr uo
mixers; 1hc stallion had Z little tho leal oa the
fAa,s. "at Nacc ucAu- nlQcs inc HeauWly. aud
nothing square. hc soon overlook tie stallion and
thc latter breaking up on the turn the ge!ius lsl
~ seconds. .FeaEnaughf tro;tcd steadily low1,
The tachetreteh. shutting mp the daylight y:aiu-
ally. and at tic ha1f-mils wns .lapscl on liacc.
Time, l:liH. Mace again got clear OF the stallion
on the lower turn, and ai,oat hail way around way
nearly Two lengths in front: bnt the long si-dc Of
Inc gallant son OF Morrill, thought into rcuul
s!1ion at the th!ec-4rartsr pole, end thcy were
Tapped as they cnte*-l the liomsss-c:el. most
spirited struggle ensned. Tic hoEscs being bead
snl head mill near the scorc, when Dan Mace
trose up and the stallion won the race by two
lcEEths In 30.
Jcbn Murphy rode the e.al1ion, md Dan Mace
lis n2InetaEe.
The following is Summary:
Mfsr1c l'AEK fEornxa TliAcK, Dosros, August
tive, under the aadl1c. -
Mr. john Murphy entered c. 2. Fcarnau:ht1 /
BIZ. Mhce entered C. 9. Dan Mace.
Time. s91f-s:aGA.sU