New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
not however sold as no one offered fox him at the price

not however sold one offered FOX him at the price
FoURrA RACE.
The concluding Of the day post stake Of three
miles out 70 Al the starting For This Mr. Sanford
jr Climax Mr. Watson Aldebaraa and Mr. Alexander Idle
Wild The odds in the betting TO against Aldebarn
fcctwing II to against Loadsole Here field Of good
ones and good race certain The single heat insured
quick race and the event showed that the running strong
throughout The track was stu heavy from the
late rains, and the tine capital in that condition
away with II for the FIRST mile 1t Aldebaians game
70 waiting race and Idlcwd seemed Of the same mind
his fort and he must ouay his competitors he Is to win
The horses pacing settled 70 their places There was no
change in the first mile and L0adston, to the judges
stand leading The second mile the for hreeouths
Of AS they were coming round the turn on to the straight
stretch Climax up the running headed first Fleet
wing and then catching tombstone cut him down in few
strides ana came away WIN strong ie3 e9eF song pun
their oolors and Climax having outooted Loadsone and
Feetwing dang up the stand ending the second
mile Here however his star had eliminated and Idlewilds
ba2cd forth Daug from Che stand in the third mile the
in tie lead And Alebaran knew his time lie
followed suit Idewd and rushing by the lot placed himself
beside me marc ana beautiful race ensued When quarter
had been done the change had been made The carried
the running and s held the lead but the easy stride ana
PLAYING ears Of The gallant chestnut oretod the result Just
when Mcauren should wish it, Adebaran would instant
yav and come home an easv winner Al the halfnie post
McCiauren found his time and rushing his horse at Idlewd
straight work home with good lead the Oh mare made sal
liant fight and the beautiful but all IN vain
Aebalan as he drew near home went hight away from the
lot which had closed up on ldlewd and led home by hVe
SUMMARY
FIRST RAcsNursery sakes-fa twoyea O'-cO to carry 90
y. Morris b. E., by Imp Eclipse out Of BsbariIy
August Belmont 50 GmpG by Newnnster out Of Himaaya''
2. Morris b. c, by Cotton Of Mole Jackson
r. NJ Cameron. Imp Hampton by Young Melbourne out
D Mcbanicl. cf e. by Piiloi out Of
sEooSD RAcE-Two mile heats for all wssht 70. age
D.. ter b. b. Lexington
Se %s5s yer g. Bel.%:Ts by Rnssod
b. Jq K9sb * a1 by R 1ai 81 Of st. Goss
os o. Giy1SIs oy ir So 'e Two M sot sec
"a heat IL, mils.,l 81 Two M s2s zee.
horses catered 70 b: e carry fun weights for $500
R. Anssy. g. c. Richmond BY bits out Of Faith by chide
j. PsnSCst. ch by vands u Monmouth BY
D Mcdaniel. en- No. By imp Knight Of ST. George oat zenhi
'yeAF' ~i'OO'''''' Tisir slice
FovK1u R.crPo stake and purse for ali ages three miles, all
100 D. three Od who are to carry their apPro
ws,.ons eh b. Aqs6arani years. ''''''''','.....
Forbe. Jerome's Oh; h; Fleewns yesr'......,...'
Fsros; - b. h S E%sI AGA
First mile In 5isee. Two miles 1u. i''eo Three miles, 'ui
coLoRs OF THE VARIOUS STABLES.
Recorded with the SecTetar according 20 rule 40 o. e
b Forbes IT, black jacket and tartan hoop cherry
cap j. W Wilson red and Maroon d. Rcedey black and req
cap j. Hunter orange and crimson sash - watson oanse
second color black cap Paul j. Forbes and Leonard w Je
rome blue white August Belmont maroon jacket ana CAP
with red sash: NJ H. Sanford dark blue Col Mechanics hue
Jacket red sash second color red cap aud blue bou
Francis Morris scarlet and scarlet A w Marshall orange
Jacket and blue sash Paul wood green and blue > l. stone
rose Jacket and cap r. A. Alexander blue and white SASH L.
Ainsey white body and blue sleeves and black cap
THE RACES TODAY.
The following the Of the horses that WIZ s'a LOT
The different races 20 be run to-day. -
HURDLE RAoE-Zisrsg' Ciade Gen Niihm' ieAo" hummer
Tennessee.
IA NILE DlsH-Ln,her Loadsone hnighthoo1.
lEHOME Ae1aude5s Watson AIR Reeds EnchAntfs
Nj Wridons Local. MI huntsgs JLieA