The New York herald., 1866-07-28
FOURTH DAY OF THE SPORT.
THREE RACES YESTERDAY.
Blue Flag, Beacon and Julius
the Winners.

/ her credit, however when the weight she
rcd is taken Into pounds being the
extent OF her burden She entered 70 he sold for
three hundred dollars THE Arlington gciding I've year
old with ninciys,yen pounds up made very poor race;
while the gray. another Ave year Old with hundred
and seven pounds his Saddle evpccd speed what
over from the start Knigthood and +.oadstonc when
they stripped him OF his aurels Sccaucus seem
have entirely taken from him all further pre-
tensions 70 the OF horso-in fact since
Mr. Morris parted with him he has not a The
hackers Of Blue Flag reaped rich harvest as in the
pool sales Thursday night the othcr horses brought
fully as much moro than rhe did. The affair can
hardly be called race, however, il more chase
from beginning to end.
The was one OF great interest and excite
ment long lasted but it, unlooaedfor tcrmina
ton overturned every calculation OF the shire widest
Beacon, thefavor,e, won after being badly beaten In
the first heat, by Onward boiling and comrg stand
STILL the latter having up 10 TINT iaomcat with
ingly the most unnnching gsmrncss. No one
account for has conduct as lac known to do
the Ike before The fret heat, IL IL true, =
heat for both horses bat when they up FOR tho
start for the second heat Coward tho frcser o. tho
two and the odds him at the Of hundred
70 twerty After starting Beacon made for the pole,
hut Onward kept with him head and head, and whipped
him at the half milo pole, and then went away from
him, making the fret mile In ~. and, leading I've
eaghs, a5ou, hundred and Grty yards further
when he suddenly swcrved to the right and TO
dead stop. All the attempts OF the Jockey get him
30 resume running nnavnng aud his that
moment orsook him. This will iniurc his reputation
race horse forever, confidence rgain be
placed in him. The Grst heat run very fast, the
time being 49, within seconds OF the time made
by Fieetwing last year the course his
with Captain Moore and which the fastest time
record until beaten by Norfolk, in California in his
with Lodi Good Judges think the track better
when fIeetwing than t was yesterday Beacon has
left very unfay yorable impression the minds Of those
who witnessed his performance yesterday. when he
beaten by Kentucky they ax,used him but onsiis
oecasion he gave positive proof that he Is not a
bottotned horse. and like Arrnla. will
better FOR short dnshes than Tor long heats
In racing point Of The lasi Of the day-tlc
tlres-quarer iashwas tic hnesi Of the meeting. The
between Julius Arcoia Luther aud Mamie
i,uter, and more Hplfiicd contest and closer finish
could not haye boon desired Julius fought ircoa from
ond ia end beating him ty meek sice Jalius paracd
into The hands - Colonel Mcdaniel he has Improved
mort wonderfully
nrsT pAcx
This sell ng for purse Of goo d dash Of
.nile and half for all ages H"gses to be sold for
$500 q carry their proper weights Iiorsrs 10 be sold
for - COO allowed pourds those for 1900 fourteen
pounds and those for $500 pounGs-be win.
80 be sold auction .nmvdiaieiy after tho r.
=
getting the allowance ~ tsantyonc pounds she
being four Old had only eighty pounds carry.
Mr. Ncfanl entered tho Arlington geIding % b. sold
for 5000 aud being allowed fourteen pounds which, with
his other allowance made his weight ninet y.sc,
laLrd. Nj Marshall entered Fordham. TO be sold for
$1,000 and received seven pounds making his weight
one hundred and seven pounds The being mic
aii bali the horses werr started from the hr niilo
/! poll" The sari wHs not ono. ibc iily und
Arlington running before Fordhain pui 10
tiun, and he Was ak dozen eogths in th. before
lie lran running Arlington got away nrs bn, IA going
10 tD 10
shook her or and fas-ef the three quarter pole
length ~ front rcrdLsn 80, cr,l lenehs behind A..
preaching the siaId Blue Flag pssed
undc. tue sirn. three ltnsihs ahead % the Ar
insicn Ceiling. the latter iesdlng forihsn four
lengths The half mil- was 10 nlty-four ana
! hah second. Going around the III.
quar,cr polo Arlington shut ~ bc zap little The ally
loading two lengths ~ thai point. fofaam tx
lengths behind and laborGg severely On the hsrk.
stretch there not the slightest change of pufton.
but o. The turn Bgo Rag opened the cap ana
uree lengi's or more a'cst y NE ihrre quarter pole,
torlhan sill five rngtos behind the Arlington without
expiring neker of speed ici na' Fas ran saineiy
~ thc homcsiFclen and The " - lngiar n
| 1:s2. f.fihan, very had tiri
The following 1 = summary
fEsr Esn-seli.rr race iaah ofone mile and half,
| for ali ages; pure 500.
| + a Aoorr entcfs,l b Rlue riss years Old. by
| ieNrg'nn da'n Hepuis Fprpv .....L
4 y. Neianei entered b =. ny Arlington, year.
~ Marshall eu,.rcs 3 B. rcrai,m lrhropncesi, )
years ia hY lirsc liam ~ Girncoe......
1 T.mc 2l2,.
l yrr sgcnSD r.tr
pearon and Onward, the onig enlfic. for tile thfee
p.e re tn~n called by the bugr apYrsr they
festansc prornp.'y ana ssddiei mounted
iof tbe contest Leson he fat ore ~ hundf -
hiiy md ~ soine Istnoer much grrsser odds Merr
| -, B,at -rh~ horse, came upa, roirrsic rscc
~ staft AHd With their hsads parallel ,
4t ard afirfwui took the inside ~ The track
aud quarter poie thres lengths Both hor.cs
ralng hard and wanted 70 re-, iuo fat work bu
their riders Eept them within bounds, Beacon closing
fstie on hn ~ astferl and on the lover torn onward
pastns thr tlfee-eu.rer pole ioEsii and half - ~
saaes wh 81 ~ nlsde into twonp The homcsfcich The
i nrst mile -. rnn n ., Onward warmed NJ the rsoe
aruurd he tern aud ofrned Tho gap 81 rr lengths ~
il~ quarter poe. aud 4 became h@ down the lack
sfeirh B~aeun attempted "nce t.ice - feel the
| lssr ~ UswHri. bIt ~ csrh cnar2e The former
sni 49,. . hit orgns position, Onward evidently Bo,
m.hinG h. company The latter had Jatt the hsIf ne
4 ysle three lsrTshr bot the loser turn and when
l~afos bad dawn iiii. cosrr. b. M ktrs seemed
"a e,as them .nivre win ih., bel,sf not regsrdne
4 tis reee whfch ihey ggne o. tho ime Onward
arsu - Tlsngths shsad Il The thrneqpartcr ,le
Ana f0fatR ~ fir houesffetr uuder hard pull. led
fhe asispr - thr sand. tiyas made the seeond
mgs ~ ~ Now rsmr ~ ",ag ~ ~srN Golag
afouDa the tarD leafon eRsmirsi =" hls fulls~s
dius~nior ant be- lan Elm ~ gfaslually and A. the
quarter pos ~ vi.Lin g.p ,nsttk u oarsrd aud
~ ~ ~ kstrirh ~ arus1ei hsri - oxertske the
sles h,s frerda sii lc-pg rungdent iigAt bs could
1 pa. hG, a. sli. 4. hoy rass.s, uss h@run~ pos,
as,axh' ~ns at tt.iae l.-tresn ir,n but n NO
.ent al sSAfls Np slnw4fd Mi. showlng fLsf
wAa tesug punsD.a sta TIE rpr and about midway ~
~ loser fnfr hs h~san !" ~ ~ - arp sud isll
7 r,aFls a itugtss awss. onward n,ervsrd
tA.en "a hsn1 snd IrsdBg 10 ihs homesfrrisB
w,nnsr III hs hset ~ nearly three lengths, making
u~ l.H fnile ln So. srd ihe h.at " ~. which
maula hsy~ h~ep nsssl~ syrdshss gur.er had Beas0n
I t~sa ml.ls "a hssr rfrssnj hisn fhe end
arh s4fpfs@ ~ss fhs result ~ The bsrsers ~ Bacon
fhst hey remained r~rfssliy quiet for ecnsdersJe
tlsas s4.s ll,sn tbey rallied .na to hsasr
themselves 80 hs bmsf -ay russb's Tfs~~ Who rad
,lrniy ~ orsylnx hnnared 20 t~~niy
usssrs ana ransserahls fsuns among
tlsse wfe hsf taasn ne ODD a ihe h~g ns,ng sDi
1 wnstef ts tieNas~ives Dyroe the insnsvs -.
sssn a. n.@i. svsrs pohss eaesd danf ~ss sss.,rsaa
~ s.Nive lh@ hcrsa ssa pfetsr~ then for snoshsi
1 HfNmgle
4 ss-raA no @Nnah husmss shaved fAixue, anf On
wsf4 srgnsrsA sousswtst 1fsnp~d ~ ~he. bot ~
fensnMfu9 hsfsr. the b4xe sgstSed 20 s~fils
4 .srnm b. tk~ remt fhs gr~hes bgss@ b~~Dn# tosxsJ
sss hmNasrtef - isk~ tte fstw snd Assp ~ lons
- rsnla .na o. The drus isyr<a be swat Zoe
bws Anwnf1 bnssTf w&s wfe 8As shd he ffshea Ei
horse mmn. wih he @t'.g mn1 they fsa head sf hNss
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