The New York herald., 1866-09-26

!, I 1UmDed with the Iaad
7 wing las The old out the work al once an,
Ter o gp o. Two lengths around the turn to the quar-
"atd feetwing trailing half a dozen lengths behind
m ~ y' Mnnt around the reverse bend at the loot OF
the b@un we'nont changing thor positions In the leasl
AZ the .halt-lnie pole Idlewld Il II led two lengths
Kentucky, second with Iittleneh pulling him double
three lengihs ahead Of Onward Fleeing six lengths
hind The old snare increased tho daylight around tho
lower uin and seeed ull running anxious to bo
let loose but Abe kerth well within herSc and as they
came INTO the homcsiretsh they before stated.
Idle MA drew away further from Kentucky ~ the
sec and passed under tho string four lengths clear OF
him. Onward third one length behind tho champion
iectwng bringing up tho rear half dozen lengths fur
9 .nar ~ ile nrst mile wa run IL 1:5l Tho old mare
opened the gap to six lengths e the quarter pole in
making me turns first 70 the left and then 70 right
| 70 tne hai-mile pole kentucky closed up couple OF
| lengths the old being four ahead al
.hat point Onward also went NJ closer and Fleatwina
Tor the nst time, showed signs of hecpipg com.
pany with the others. Going around tho lo,ys I'm ,
1dsy ~ fot o closer % oseher and !, Tie Second length
a 'a 9alI ahead Of ony a ran stronelv IN h -
stretch tho ~ mare passing under tho string two
cngths ii frat Of Kentucky who led onward length,
Fectwng swo lengths behind Tho time of the second
| mile wa the the first, 1:5l Goine into the
third milo kentucky drew mp little closer, ant il was
evident that ne only wanted his head let loose 70 20
the front At the quarter pole IdleNd led one kngth
! and half, onward third, ono langh behind Kentucsv
| under strong pun, FlcctwinR three lengths behind
A. they made the Lttecd gave tho cham
pon ittle play, and lie took sides WITH iuewlh
ana u the halfin pole was a length in front. On the
! lover turn "a I'D mare began fall OF and onward
took second place nnd rlcct0ing mud iload ran ride
aud side the home -tretc Tho greatest and bcs
Of Lexington had nov talon tic position he loves
the most and became easy nud az he I'd mp tho home
stretch length in front of coward lie Was playtuIlv
prickiug his HI passed under the string with
little DAYLIGHT between hun and the son OF Ringpold
! who was Two lonahs in front OF Fleetwiup he old
mare two lengths behind, but with intention or doing
any more runaing IN tie race. The tbrd mile run
i1 5i ,nnknr the three miles Ala Arannd M t,ppnr
turn Kentucky had to be restrained ho ul Of run
ming and wanted to get Il ou, bg IitllsGcd Kept him
tor -.n an ali tss.I,
ma.s, suy w ~ ~, Ply 49, ~ - a1u s Y & ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
been Instructed a. take her NJ as soon ~ Lc found
could win. Onward mAdc severl hard ot smpa around
tho bend aud along tie lower prn set closer Ken
tNcky: bat every attruf hs sTiac shortened
and althosph re never pn~o 80 thc Irnsg tne gallant
hay up tie hona c' IN tho wsy ha- au-Gci
beating Onward under the srnt twe Icuas ne latter
being siN ahoad Of t.a tnina ldlevid wac d,tanoed
Time 81 tic last mite 80 and et TIE heat 81
%cnd Hat~-Mncl' Interest then bsnan % b. ,town w
those VINO hai taken The he.a aa"ns henioehN ~ the
wv & ''se u "a [ ," ",,9 % & NM ,'h Z. - M a , I.
,Ur sor'a o 4, uc ~. ,na.I J" lts m Ia' oo'
ci y pi w. az We - ~ ,'y NJ '' "',n 'ia
Tor me remainder oil lo toee and S'd :n''h resigned
M h,' llee 70 t.c Rea sonnern lok"y Ai.l ,h. us,ai
nG gwen between hrh's he souno oi 'e blg" Proua't
up Three q lhe re Hos looking raco horses lat evor
"ip ''' '' ''Pc 'gpt my .e, any sN e' W,nl ] -"
hCcN on - nluI-te.. W, Ls.at!.J lea9ht' inward
second WIN ee,Wns c91e w A we ia' ~ pole No
IuchP va inhs.h am hit ~ .ioui' inward Sct'ni
two lengths ahead OF Feetwng Tpcy went around tho
behh whh"a' changs OF Post,o ana ~ p's.ed on 70
@ the lomcr tuIn Wh"to Dom Inward ana l'.e,-
Whs 1losen ~ ana they clne on tue honc-tre'eh
~ .iu W, onc .ehstu 1|"', -. DVhupR tp tuc l'inN'
of couple of lengths Keutu ky passed. usdar the
stre one enEth @ Hhedt y "il'ard Nl1 "h. tI" sH ~.
.scona mils was run ihI"ega ,ilooa aay ysr.aon q
tie bill, hi1hls exciting ther ohecred the horses ~
"' ,.' 'Ney p,seu nenl a, tne np',n = lie aeyona
tire l'ngths n advance o Fl'ct~iug Time n secopd
,, @ ., "rc @,e hs9es NV n e,rd