New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

| The star was on the thIee-quarter track thence
10 the stand, and once round. The sond.On was gooa
play for the lead, ana got It. Capt Moore Was secoh
Climax third, and the Others back The pace was S9nu
| and Dick with Moore drew away nom the rest Tar
River r tailed off and dropped far behind and was out
and vas also out of The race from end to end Red Dick
carried the running with the lead mp TO inc stand
vitb Moore stil second Here il obvious That the
race ay between the two leading horses II was Moore
pay 10 wait Dick, but force the pace and
/ ,nsfe a brush NJ the conclusion aud out foot down
lie homestretCh SO, waiting Dick the pair, with the
lead al 10 themselves went of into The last mile climax
law away three OF four lengths with Mcmahon near him,
ara Tie Others beaten OF long way. without any change.
the whole in the second mile 70 the ureo-quarter
pole. Here Moore closed N ON Red Dick, and got INTO
straight work on a lap head and tail. Lying there he
pushed Dick al the way up 10 the Grand stand, when
capital brush followed Every inch for the
final rods and Moore he ncred the stand. drew to
| the 'front.' and went home the winner, by bali meek OF
most beautiful race, finished IN capital sNe 1he race
soutly rln, from cnd tOend ana was drove 81 the
rate of 1853 10 the mile with them great weights IL GER
ainly IN view of the weights, good as any race OF
! the day.
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a Sc .s members 1 Of he cs o. Sca ] q be-
/ United States introduced D., two tniDg member
R Ma''P p, inn e b. cSpI ,s %o i5 H.
D. ". Jrroaesh Red lck by Lexington cam Alabama Brown
r. 6 Noore.b e McNalon 6y Ieue;cr, Magenta by
K. Frc fs b. Gilman by imp B'lro'nie dam Jewel aged
D. NJ A1ms,Ion, b. s. Fr5ence by imp zupla
C. r. Scsgios ~ b. Tar river Is Tar River dam BY Revenue
aged l'6 10 Cir - smith
THIRD R,cELrnis was the Champagne stakes Of two
yea-OlGs; mile, 10 which there were thirteen NOM
nations OF these seven came out ana were starters ana
the rest paid forfeit Those showing were NJ MeDa'S
bay hlly by Planet, Mr. Baeon,s fy ny Revenue "
MOrIis's BOaser. Mr. SandfOrd's Northumberland, Mt
Reads colt by Breckenridge dam by Monarch; ms My
by Breckenridge out Of Morrisseys dam and ms MY by
Breckenridge out Of Rebccca MI MonlsS BoaSter was
the favoute against the field at 10 and In the pools
brought 25 TO eco for Northumberland and las for Nc
caicd rs In almost every Instance were sadly done for
in this race After much delay, occasiOned by ole Of Mr
Reads fllics being FESTIVE and refusing TO 20, or break
ing away they ali got OFF with good level start, except
TO the troublesome one She was left behind, but
Jumped into lead and kept from end 10 end None
Of the lot could head her Reads ch hly was second
Buastcr the flVOrtc, lay back waiting. In tins order
they ON the south turn. where Booster com
mcnccd run and passed from NTH place second.
Finishing the turn Bacons lilly INTO the contest.
ana went M 10 the Planet lilly and BoaseT The run
down the cht stretch home became strong and soon
BOastcr fen back and the Planet my ana Bacous were
leading. close ensucd between Them all along me
run in and close finish ended the IN favor of Nc
Daniels ty. BOaster The avore was beaten Of three
lengths. and northumberland twice rs much Inc Judges
only placed three.
The ge9' Sss' c S sns se, % S s.{
Skc The J,scy Trial Stakes, he Ear',Ty Ns,s at iodlam 10
D. NeDae. b. ny Plane, by inn Glencoe ~ II
T. Norr,s Oh Booster ., F Eclipse dam Want by be'enue
" SANFORD. Sor,arnbear- by Lexington asu Novice by
r. b Read, By BE Aarlcr by up Maar, 60 Z, i1.o
r. b R,aG, 4 ~ Br,iurtrc Gam R,ue.a y mr Glesco,
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VI Nor.iys H. Relentless s.'er Ra'h''' Ners Bowie
Halls ,,, MesIs IeIr saa 'eu,' 'l'@ ,I' he''i 'll
Fo,NIH R1cr'-Tll, was tie Consolation purse, ior
seven pounds II lcaten once and Ton II twice. The
tries were Onward. allowed ten pounds MorrsSey. al
pounds, stonewan Jackson seven pounds. aud Julius
seven pounds. Juius and Mor>oy hruc h'h nom me
same stable Mcdaniel declared 10 with Mon soy Julius
teTest All M IL Iad been h,,,ti. aid onward Local
had pfu
beaten once. bat should not have been ana "91d h"t
then Il Ac had made h', ran sooner ai lhe ipsI us
defeat former day uhde no lmprc- oh on IL 20
ac']r.t The field In ii, pools he stood at about
ON getting Of Julius made the running l.'d"nf went
change they AN went on az the ClutIou~e where Red
wing gave way. and fell Of Til, brought l'tal up 10
second place The pace now ILprol ed and when lh'f
cot into tie FAR tu Local brushed by Juus aud took
tie lead This ne earned on niO tAc straight tnn down
10 the stand without contest. Entering II, onward
moved by the lot behind and yokod Local and Tic PAN
came along 10 the stand n merry gait LcdWIne lad
now taken up The race and got Vel forward with the
leaders and the three al la-cd the iudgcs stand on
lap The race had Low nccom" both ias aid 'NciiHe
Away from The stand IN Tic second hc jazz
made play, and soon was third on The north tuFh
Local was done mp ana oniIoolvH ~ o""iH, VINO Low
headed the lot A. Inc quarter 3c ioIi-st9 naH' ply
and al caught and passed Sfouco lI. The pace
quickened strongly and Juhn, and Rrdv inr f OF ON
the IcNcro curve by the clubhouse OoIis'} disposed 81
| Local, who was Low played oui, ana al the haI
| mile pole got forward tO second place with On
between these TWO. There was lao change around the
freely. When the turn finished. Moris-ty began
work in sharp earnest \ beautiful spin brought them
the graDdstaId. NOlrssty got mp 10 onward saddle
grtls and the Two lay together. Locked all u" way
able 10 get away from him brilliant finish landed
Onward the winner by a neck. The excitement Of the
and applause The race was run IN S:s and was "a cap
ital one.
Consolation pune 5000: f all two miles bones beaten once
j. Ws,on onward BY Rnrod N, Lad, by mr. Glen
D. M,DiEes b. Morrses BY BIsf,r&s, Gam by home scot
j. " weiJos Local by Lightning. dam Maroon L m. G
zoe wears. Glowed bj ~ n. uleuuesseyl.
mv sovereign year, Old allowed ib) III n. giam)....
Jsio%y y:,I, Cd E ssst n can 'le'l'
D. McDsriels Juus ty Lexington dam JG h' mp Glrnoe
years OLD, sowed bJ u.
] time. 1881.
FIFTH RACE This was the concluding race Of the day.
1t was Sweepstakes for tIeeyea ods To carry - d.
and there were " suhsclinci- Iheie We're 9hI hNe
starters. These were RAINY thehthan connolly lem
eni. Flora MclyOT and DE COurcey. Fanny had been
beaten the second day, stll she prime avoIie.
Her Western reputation stood her Instead and she was
backed very freely at even and small odds against the
field she brought in the pool lGO1 Connolly 1000 DE
COurcey 200 For the hls me III The DAY lhe ns IaNOl
e rightly chosen. deal Of money WAS laid Out On
her, and she justified by her splendid running, the opn-
T,st HeaiThe lot got away nicely together, Fanny
rushing for the lead. which she obtained. DE Courey
got neat 10 her aud leading they kept IA 'front.' Tor the
first half mile Going round the blum, Giatrick on Con
molly brought him out Of the ruck, ana showed HIM by
DE Courcey 10 the sac OF Fanny lhiN aroused hiieii on
lilly. and he her her head and there was little
brush but Connolly conld not foot up 10 her Up to TINS
the pace had been fas-indccd, rather slow. Fanny
was held hard, and went along at ease When Connolly
made his dash GpaIIck unfortunately broke one OF his
srrups and was unable to force his hUrsendeed
BILE to duly support HIM sun he made hun good
heat Finishing the first nile he gO alongside O Fanny,
and came the stand on lap bat II was useless The
mare was fOOy for him. and leading, she had the
heat wholly 10 herself, ana home easy winner
OF 1T in 543 The first mile was done in 1853 and the last
in 1850.
Secoud He0f-AlmOst any odds offered on Fanny
after the heat. and but little done betting.
Gliparick being three ponds over weight place
Ia .nnfl eI "A
lame in the 1r, heat having strained ankle. and
tsa,. u,r.,,, t,. heat had aid hack