New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

EXCELLENT CoNDITlON-THREE WELL CONTESTED
Special Dispatch to Tie y. Tribune.
Although this is ;he fourth day OF the meeting' the
crowd does not aprcr to have in tie least diminished Many
have gone TO their respective homes but their places quickly
become occupied by arrivals each train from New ON
lrnriac 90 immense living freight al intent on me races
Ihe weather is truly delightful tie fields looking esn ana
ye.daut nom TIE sprnkng mo night Deiofo Ias ne @
il m excellent order scarcely could DO better ana last o
w; , Toes On b.sky and always attracts large
crowd Ground ruconeeI. II should be paying business
10 rcrprerae lm or the immense amount Of TALKING DC has
got do to get people to cone 10 the scratch and purchase
The hrs, race WIS a dash Of u miles, Bue Flag the favOre
the odds Of to l. lordham having the seeoHa eau iAe
difference Ii the weight doubt, the reason o. THIS
., ~ l-' s,- s5ieng he h,best bid f9r onward
Nevertheless many Wostern men WHO tlnN On.
wand so Good that hey would Doe satisfied compelled 10 back
Fi rrcb ess odJs mrs race creates much Excitement
and there n LITTLE doubt but thst 1t will be good one
j. tue td Arco bad the lead by long ODDS but con
srne aversy OF opinion who vii occupy the second
ad third cc At tle sound OF second uug!e Arlington
AID Roe Flag made their appearance Their glossy coats
eticfur in tie sun and pancing with cxuoeance Of sprs
Hind Hing os very Iacy there is scarcely enough Of her
FoIdham looked remarkably we'll be is beautiful shl
with Ulck tai old nuue SuoiAed was Tue eohaol9Vi Ao
f, R,cePu 900 selling dh sf9ne and lsl mily :,
ay . eel yet bog 70, a"S pii nSs5 10 he
named ne c!'fy g. 50 70 Tie Ae.ia'n re owner 70 retain
TSrRE. DAVID MeDanici sn'er y o. by Arlington; dam
& M'rs e5' '' b. For5sa y byag Esi9.r dam =
e.y D. 9t,oe 10 ,ei s IA ~ o. by e,ias,on dam
i,unie By mp shamrock 10 be sod for 11 Bloc and
I'M RACE
Arlington Jumped III vh the lead, bat Blue Flag quickly
overlook him racing together neck and necA Tor tue t
onser Of mile and Of eune big gap fordham In the
second quarter little had got considerably lhe ihp
Of Arneon Fordham ns four lengths behind As they
Turned tAe .N'I ''.1,I I. S 80 she was tur lengths
mare st continued Increase the gap finishing gear win
ahead Aofen having y , aa5or l c,TSer the i little
ner by i've Lengths Alngi,n the saue distance m Ioh ~
Iordil Immediately afer thc race nc le mare was sou
At auction 10 NJ Afm.Genf TO- s's' due f's - A'''"h
ton, =. fogdham s. Ilme' 800,
-,.... ,..r So. 81, oAD 80. hA : 100
iaires- Ta.. lrfIden'en et. B.. Onward year Old BY
h rc . s coz; , i; Beacon yssr 3D. By Lexington
dam bsy Leaf ~ lur. Yorkshire Blue and blue
RON horses "a me 10 tie post looking well Beacon the "a
yore will be remembered rs having second 70 kentnckY
lie is rich dark bay With black name and TAIL large I0Weru
Lmb and nearly ID hands high. OawaId bright chesnul
color that bcjnes winners than any other con
Sdcrabr smaller and lighter built than his antagonist Gnd
much dangerous antagonist lhah Tue pDDe give nun
Fn,I ilr ,rBot started of together Onward little in
advance which opeEc out 10 two lengths before gaming
The quarter pi OF no han Le ea'1n ,b c 1
"u M h, ite IlIce lengths which Beacon again gra.
doalv lesSenc 10 Tie hall nj post Prom BuflFds
horse round and the passing OF the grand stnu
bsd The lead v two lerrs at the quarter and half mile
The bey ,de rong effort. 10 undertake Onward but about
Two Kindred Yards beyond the half milo that the
lo to win The little orTel retained tue Ieau ana
landcd handsome winner by Two lengths. -, -,
STCOND HEAE-On e,mng To the post Beacoh iooAtI
pretty ups chestnut fresh considering the length
Of the race They both got of vel together Beacon with tho
lead wh,h Onward took from him before passing tie quarter
NOT Al The baf mile he led bv length and half and
thew pa, the grand stand Onward quite i've lengths
In front going strong and well In hand lhe hackers OF the
chestnut now fet nfdent and well they might As they
approached the turn Onward boed nearly njmng her rider
against the fence and amount Of persuasion woud induce
him to so further BeacoD quieenng his gait for half
mile finding he not followed settled down 10 hand
gaop which he kept up until he completed the three miles
becoming therefore winner Of the race
Beacon. -----..---<
First heat. s.J9I, second heat, 81 middle.
D,.h Of u mle.. for all sge. purse 500
Enf,e-I Jno Hunter enters h. Areo year old, by Lclne
ton dam ToPsl BY Imp Gsnces onrr With crimson sash q o.
sSu s"i Green wS o Sa s' b Mens sntc. B.
J' re, Cd ;, Goa dam 59; By o sssS, h ;as
year Old By eIgSn dam Toss BY Imp tos 81, ss ana
Sae j. w Weldon enter h. Late ysr o Vy Lexington"
In this race Arcol frst showed the 'front.' looking very
Ssau s" Butcr ioeted as 't she sharp
o,, and wa, %pTs ca Sy %o
Wards lilly failed to come to the pool Three false starts wero
made.
All got away well together. Julius with the lead Mamie
second third and Luther fourth. Before they had
Julius and Luther all Of rucI At the poet
Arcoa bad opened gap and led by three lengths ihcy
passed the grand stand their places Arcoa leading
by three lengths Mamie Julius and Luther following closely
Arcoa far appeared certain winner but at the turn he
f behind the ltle mare and julius coming up ana hs
fayoriie taking the third place.
On the back stretch he tried to his ground but
the pace OF the leaders great and although he gained he
did take tho lead At the upper turn Areoa made ground
and the home stretch but the lead Julius had obtained
splendid and repeated cheers manifested the delight the
spectators Under whip and spur julius landed winner
Arcoa half length behind Luther and Mamie wei up This
exciting and the amount OF money
that changed hands this and the previous one must have
been immense. JULIUS Il Arcola. q Luther, 81 Mamie
Time 3.lOi