New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

telling ON the weak less speedy and Vhie I'D
took his second place. There he owen NM tHorriaJ
Lailmie pole vas reached mere baS asFered vel
pace and Weldons colt was called 90 ana s ~ srpg
anaqEiehy Al the failing Increased ana va az
grew long one The hreeuareF poe a. coaed Wei
colt little struggle and be came 20 tn vss eTcit
this the race was in effect ever Soi ,p ss' while Bsywa
came home at his and could have gone fea nm The
colt 6 &c wa, v Ss cou 10 the as have
been made ten. The indges only p'aIu Tyne 3l7; or
at the rate Of 30 TO the mile. BaysWaeF cODiu 'a''
msde IL three seconds less -
M, , -. ~ 80 day was the Great Inauguration
Race for purse Of e. 900 and magnificent piece Oh
The latter hung up in 0nt OF tne Soe and win molly
ad6rn Mr. Hunters table when hereafter he feeonnS Tue
For this race there entries Great expectations haq
been entertained hst Astereid wond snow Iu vas his
spbsttnte This weakened the interest Of the race I'VE
hoped large number would appeal pSr pS and Fleet
wing came or course KeDtncky had me esi' ~ tDe III
and bore the odds largely IN bis % one on any Other
Idlewd and Onward contended for the second paee ~ @
o and other betting Feetwng brought up the rear
% he,tsr we're All wrong for Feetwing in the end shoWeu
himself the hest Of the lot next to KENTUCKY , these
Wbeu The numbers 20 show the starters OoIt
s snnssre5 They are ali known fame as winners OF
great races Idewd had done four miles IN N 70 s
Fleeting three miles in great time As to Kentucky events
& him great and fame made him known to all
the world OF the best. perhaps the seS' HoSo " ~
certainly o. those Nov bow with one fore and leg to
the middle the cannon bone white ana one mat show Of
tern He Is about IS hands inches high w'th great snow
@ ruth Of form and beauty race horse souuu'
speedy and camy with the finest stride ana aeion
Onward is chestnut sorreD with one white nn op S
hands inches in hight good form and with true race nor
action His temper is by no means good anu m va tinc he
blinds lie baks and bolts When the pace Is hnS INV, no
shrEs and could would cut it. HeWa' In TINS race u'
70 an Sa neen so much in public that she is well known
10 oil the babnles of the She bay with ea.e
and one white and when younger was enPPer, 40"
orc a 4od an her and Younger have taken her pace
FeetWng is chestnut (sorre with blaze ana TWO WIZ
feet snowy nag sis se has shown great
speed to-day proysd himself good one ooh 10 go ana "
the minds Of the trong there nothing but the GER
tapty that Kentucky would This diminished interest IN
The race Coud Asorod have appeared there wond nave
been doubt and that would given zcs TO the race But
chance and misfortune ruled otherwise 49,. -, -.
An the horses looked in good condltlor and the EVEN
showed that such seeming was in truth real -,
At the first attempt the horses got away ldewd on tne
side and In the lead IT was az once sen et f the
ordered 10 make all the running possible anu rom tns
she forced the Ina few rods only rom 9e sIanu o
lucky had settled to the second place m
wing fourth The mare went ava! III 80 t
Kentucky lying by his horses and caring nothing OI
omen his ears paynC and his rate all within blmse Inc
same position kept throughout the rt mile ana the ou
mare led the judges stand IN :5 Inc second me Was ~
same and the mare led 10 the stand finishing second nS
in 80 and the two miles m 3i ON sweeping away TOY
the stand Idewid still lel and the position was held
marc as before But evident that Feetwrg was II
trouble WHY, the showed. Es rder wa Aot com
10 his task and rode his horse into the ground nearly
The pace wa the third mile fast the mile beng zone
l55 When miles and half were done ldleWud gave
| back and evidently done. At once Lteheg, on hei
tucky ouckened pace and went 90 the mont ms sci al
for quarter OF m1e spinning ana when hey gV 70 "
led 10 the stand In 535 for the three miles Qhe tlrd ME ~
I'D Poor Idiewid tsd tail and thence IN en- ihC
foorth mile fell away the end making sad aud lnE0Ou'
finish Of the the others rushed o. ne pace
so auickened that the last mile Was done 10 m 'C-he gs
repetition Of the Others Il Kentucky first with world
of running him Onward and Ieetviug IN stern chase
throughout the mile led from end 70 end and home
leisure hard hand Onward second FeeTng thifd aLd
| rtrnapf no harf IN
The heat over the old retired 20 her stable onward
looked distressed and badly crampcd eeiwng was IN
have led one TO suppose The pace had not beH enough to
take anything Of Kentucky end be looked as i he had
sounded for the all had cooled out we'll Onward
had got his cramps and seemed OF night entitled 10 The
Mr. jerome counsenc with prudence, begged TIE loan Of
black Abe from Mr. Alexander and the blue Gnd Whe OF ta
gentleman filed the SADDLE Of Feetwiug Tbs was great
change and needed and there was wisdom IN II.
At the first attempt the horses got away ~ tnc eeo1
Fetwing third In this order they ran the first NILE Onward
yen nm and making The running But be could uelcr stride
with Kentucky stay with him. The mile was done IN
100 IN ~ and tbe TWO in 3T The race was so Oh.
viousy Kentucky that 81 interest IN ceased The thiTd
mile however brought change When the fret hall OF ~
too severe and bis temper showed itself As be went only
| on the turn the hslfmile pole he sweryed to The
| right and bolt 10 the rails, and NohId M g
! LETT the course but for them. The darkey abe
% second Tfas pace se I and s whip
Onward TO submission and he resumed bis running but me
|
former place while Feetwing led him TO the end. This
mile was in l5j and the three miles In 54e There
nothing but the 10 be said OF the iourth ue "
was Kentucky Feetwing and onward STRIVING O the
second place The last mile was done in l3 and tie Tour
Would a worthier foe had met Kentucky. Had he. the
Between the heat Asterod was brought the course
a swollen of relee the pastern much enlarged
and the tendons swollen. He attracted much attention We
learn that Mr. Alexander is confident Of bis recovery and
offers 70 back him TO beat the time Of BIS sire Lexington
which was 7 min. l9i sec.
SUMMARY.
FIRST Dash Of mics for three yesr ods weight io age
r. A. Aexsuders Bayswaier by Lexington dam hay Leaf
w W H. c by Lexington Dan, Maroon 30 ID.
}. Carers ch Delegate by highlander dam by shamfocs
MeCoons b. G. Tinsdae by Revenue Jordan ~ lbs
d. Reedvs CHI Norfolk BY Lexington, din Forde 81 b'O
Col Mcuiels Ripley JEFF Davis. dam Nina, ~ bs...0
Time-l:l7 OF 1850 to the mile
SECOND RACE-Tbe Inauguration Race four mile heats for
all ages theeyesTods 10 carry 20 pOun iuryearods,
lO4 pounds; five yearods and upward ia pounds three
pounds allowed and geldngs closed with % entries
j. b. h Kentucky by Lexington out Of Magnolia
Bo.hs tForbr, Jerome - ch Fleetving by Bsfowie,
Rhoda isister Of Nicholas ~ years. .....5
r. Buford tM Dennisons cb Onward by knsold out Of
R. A. AsIanders dewd by Lexington, out Of mare by
| Time: first heat. 1853; second 74i
Toe races for to-day are the following .
FIRST RAcKThe Nursery Race; dnsh Of mile oT Iyesr od
| 10 carry 81 pounds. Closed with 70 entries.
RAcE-SAMK DAY" Selling Premium for all ages j.
dash be cold for $500 TO proper
weight 500 allowed 70 pounds $1,000 IL pounds The "nhef
/ to b. offered for sale on usual terms q.
Forum KacP-sAHE Post Race = dash Of miles for oil
carry then appropriate weight To close the lot Of September
three MI pounds allowed 10 mares aud sedugs
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