The New York herald., 1866-09-16
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Tssttius Match tor $4,000 B~twe~n Quaker
N d Bsii Run at the Fashion Course, n. 4.
Atrotuns match for $1,000 two miis heats came on
yesterday afternoon AZ tho Fashion Course between
bay gelding Quaker 10 harness. and gray geIdns Bull
Run. TO wagon Quaker won very easily in a short rub
bcr tho gray not coming mp To tho expectations of hin
backerz Tho attendance sas very small fr 70 mpor
race bu, this may be accounted Tor from tho little
publicity given 10 the anar It being tho wish u the
sf the horses 10 keep the que, posi-
Bile Quaker was tho fsvorts a. hundred 70 eighty
the supposed advantage 70 going in harness, white
Bull Rua had 10 60 10 wagon. warantms ths. odds
After scoring few times, and Bull Run showing dspo
ston 10 break, two to wAs offered on Quaker and
taken prcty largely by Tho opposite party Quaker tho
winner. One. high headed horse fifteen hands aud
half high Of dark bay Color strongly built and cf
good open action and mako much bother time than
was required Of him yesterday Bu Run IA very
handsome gray geidng. trire hfeen hands, With
very pretty movement while trottng, but he
lacks the great essential for q winning horse-boton
He quit tnis the finish of tho first mile
in tho nrsl heat and on second hc wanted leave
on before going milo John Crooks drove him tho rSt
heat and Walker the second but neither OF those
perienced drivers could make winner of him. THIS
horso was bred and raised by A. Alexander OF Ken
tucky who sold him u Mr. Harser OF this city for
$500 and when he was nrst brought Long Island be
was supposed To BE- tho fate~t colt OF hts ago tho
country TbiB impression PRIV niied until brought
on the rack 70 trot hts nrnt two which
he won by can Arrangement" In the Judges stand and
not on his merits He proves horse thai has
boon greatly oversted and his original lucky
In Rrttinv rid OF him at the above high price
Fiys Heat -<lusker the polo, and. coming MP
squarely got away length In from, OF huh Run ~hich
he inrrenscd 70 two lengths the quarter pole thirty
nine seconds Going down tho hackstreeh In front of
tho old stand Bull shut up some Of the daylight
Quaker passing the balr.mle pole a length and hsf
ahead ~ 10 On the Ylashing end Bul, Run drew up
tto closer and coming tho home.retoh no pr-s.d
Qusker 20 hard that he carried him TO break, and
bali QgDt IA In fr0nf tha nj ta Ia.
2:39 Quaker broke mp again afterwards, and by
the time he recovered Bull Run also broke badly when
Quaker rushed 10 tho 'front.' and led two lssgths aud
bali TO the quarter pole on tho hackrretch Hull RIM
broke up again. ana washvc lengths behind u the bs
Qnaker was taken In hand around the lower end, and
home easy winner n the heat by three lengths,
making the last mile In z f3and the heat in 9 q
eond Heaf -I'hrcc 70 one wN then offered on Qna-
ker X Walker induced 70 drive Hull Run this
heat The horses had good send-on Int b~fore
they around the turn Quaker broke twice. and
Bull Run led lengths TO tho quarter pole when be
also broke up aud los, length. On tho hackstretrh
Quaker broke again, and Bull Run three lengths
ahead al ths half mile pole ousksr broke third ums
frnt at tho three quarter pole Coming up tho home.
stretch Quaker made fourth break. and Bnll Run
passed the stand five lengths ahesd ~ him, al iuii
Run began to quii and afterwards broks
badly and Quaker took the lead. pasng the quarter
pole a nsth and half ~ advance of the gsy. who
broke Ave times sftcrwards and Quaker roed steadily
to the end winning tho heat and race By hair dozen
lengths. IN sc2hi The lant mile was trottcd in 2tiA
ssrrnpas sept I6,--Maich 81 900, tso milo heats
Dan Mace named b. Z. Quaker. in bsrnes-. .......
John Crooks named s. q Boil Run, 70 ~agon....
Quarter Hn,f Ysrr MI s,coua VII risi
Second ss'ss @GSa'. Neat 40 io i.o sii i 21. ssx
TrotsipG at Milwaukee.
MmwAuKs,, Sept is. IssS
The grea, trot to-day between Dcris- AMI Pntchep IN
harness. won NY the former. Der.srs time was
% n xandx pufrh - hsxt lima
The National Horse Fair mt tho Riv~rside
Park, Rsstos -Third and Fesrth DAYS.
Bosro~, sept IL, 1903
nxmrrros ususssAT
YESTERDAY the big day at The horse fair al the
Rversiae Irotting Park The sroand. had . gay and
festive appearance all day long AMI The vary large crowd
OF spectator. highly entertained nth ths sport o.
the day There quite nns shos Of stylish turn.
among the lines Of carriages, and In ,bsm wr.
seated sweet. pretty women and saly dressed In
the crowd Of familiar faces tbers ssvsvs which
belonged prolninsnt New York turfmsn Tho bst M
lively. pooir sod we'll and before night many light
pocke,s ~ers made full and many faii pookss ~,r-
made light.
Tho programme fos the day opened with sshibscn
~ tandem for the beat two Of uhoh premiums VI
$50 and SIS wers offered A. assut eisysn O'Clock !
the four tsndems driven 70 the
his mas, driven by A. Csrpsn,ss. nest the tAy mare
I~ay Ahce ~i,h the scrre marc Lady Jsne, BY " Car.
l. Norcro and Iast the bay re,ding george wsshins.
ton snd Old Put, by D. n. wrivht
Anes the teams had been driven around The course
t~o three times, and lad excited general admiration
and interest,", the Judsrs DECLARED tbsv decision rhsy
gave the nr premla% 70 Ton Carpenter and mats and
nossss rsAr Ssvxn ~sr 80
rns ,rotiiag began s~o O'Clock ss~.sn ho,-s the.
soO to the winning horse in Of ,hree In ave. 10
bnneeA Five animal, participated his rsne. a. fol
iovs Tho % LADY rure..s ss,s'.a ~ J.@.. r.r
sherdan. By {. 4 Chase and The Gss.rsi
up soa-~hsi LADY vurouss was arssn' and ,ss,s'
fore bus Tsar snimsIs isfi 70 tfot Tho for
pod.ioa by p-~sa~.y, the third sy B.,i s.notissa,
and tbs o.ts.d1 by Lady Sheridan These hofsos
ossd up great deal of vsiusb's time 10 sewing aId
max ns false EAfts Atrr SIR atis mpl- thss ven
a staodios in the nryt b~s, THIS heat sos BY
Dashs-ay IN 2t0 Belle Strickland esms IN Second t~o
the se isessh shesd Of Belle sanckssd ~he 90 foa
lowed eloss oy D..aa.. S'srsaa ain. ,.s 80 t.s
lard. BY ar lengths. Tme, zss Dasnsssy IN
close Into General sherman. Ds-hssy ihs fourth
fourth afth heat. 20 and , sss. bells su.es-
iand carrsd "a ths ssnnd trcnnm.
wor~N -.
Soon AFR three O'Clock tbs bcvs~s rssf thsi
entered In the oias. which had tseu op~nsd 10 all
horsss ,hA, hsa sss s.b~-' - anS -h,oh en.r.t
10 nve. barn~~ Your animal. srprared in srsvev
The cal These ~rre the lsno,e Alien. entered
ny J. Turner; General Mct@sn, ~ % a ftaw, tie
b n, ye~riess. by Jstsea and ths & inas .4t,er,
by " A Han The tcdHes tssef for gs1~ons. Witch
resulted IN giving tbs pole 20 r.nrs Aiirn fba sseurd
place Isdis Hubb>r tbs ttlrd W Sessi~ss asd The
OUTSIDE 10 xcC~uss- Tber- wsss xrr&i deal az money
s;sk 81 the result ~ this rsos tbsrrfors hsrs
IN narnber ons N ,h- nr., TOO hs.'.' rsilas b..
mils IN tins nrst In n "a, sbs 10 the <cond
In .ag1 TIE third haAl he dd Ds@ va. fer Frsisas
h..u rt~yf Ne ln~f a
ia-d In tho fourth boss the too boss~s lads hgtbsr
pssrs~bcs~~en whom the wss. fSr The othes
tvo cosllnt ks~p ~ithin length ~ etbsrrsnss bons
sscs asd ne L. aud consequently tho hsai acisr-
desd II DARK Bot a the mstnnty ssntsf "
the end % Tie race. tss l-lgss sptoutsf ps'foi
afscs and Aarsd al iaservsls s.ag Tie sf.e snd
then started the kgr&e~ Tfsy soo6 10 h1t
uii< distance iun, bat Kre&i d~ai % ~nsh
prevailed turing The heat They both came ctdsr th~
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