New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
the decson hetween ther merlts belng finally only


FIRST Heat-A beautiful start was effected, Redway,
blanket would have covered them The fly at fine
rate of speed rushed away at the lead Clement and
Wabashaw who for moment showed his scarlet and
green cOlors among the rest closely following At the
quarter McMeahan had taken the third place from Wa
bashaid but could get no further Past the ha past the
third quarter, they rushed, at as good a pace as
the course has ever seen, the brave little fly
self as II proved in the endeavOr. Passing the third
quarter Clement made brush for the lead and almost
collared the brilliant lly, but he was Ousped and Red
wing drew again away, and passed the score winner by
a length in the good time Of l:i63 Mcmahon being bad
third, and Wabashaw nowhere.
second Hcai.-Botters scarcely knew where to pSce
their money and pools sold before TINS neat IN which
staying powers reliance was placed, held the can
Clement too brought good Pre- "Scsnhw Mcn0 %a5 SpS
Rcdwing springing off neck and meek. But at the
curve the Geherai iof9Gu anehu h @Tu Tbe 6v how
ever, not 10 be disposed OF so easily, ana hau
resumed the second place at the quarter Down py th
stand they rushing came" around the hill ana out or
ken. In sight again, their positions unchanged they
running close together and came down le ssretcn
tween Redwng and McMahOn, the y striving hard un,
the first had told upon her, and McMahon won by
length, Clements being bad third. Time, l4S., ,
Third Hed.-McMahan's supporters were undlsmayeu,
while those OF Redwng showed signs Of trcpidaton and
few poor to do Clement reverence Pools sOid
McMahan $500; Redwng si75; Clement, s35 McMahan
$40 McNahan $50 Clement sl5. Clement sprang off
and Redwing' who had taken the second place
from McMahan, length In the rear
The half and third quarter were run in the
same positons INT mn the home stretch McAlahan and
Redwing made brush for the lead and the trio dashed
along together for brief while but 1t was Clements
beaten. were held in and the brown horse won easily,
under strong pull In 1921, Redwng being second.
Fourth HCat-rhe betters were in amusing quanda-
~ and in frantic efforts hedge first, backed Mcmahon
at Odds then Clements Pools sold: Mcmahon, $50
clements $3.50 RedwIng Si3O Mcmahon $500 Clements
S3OO Redwing 500. Mcmahon, $500; Clements, 5000;
Redwlng, SllO Mcmahon, $780, Clements $500; Red
MeMahon rushed of with the lead closely followed by
Red Wing and Clements. The same position was man
tanned around the curve and past the quarter When the
half was reached Clements had asserted his supremacy
over Redwing, but the sturdy Mcmahon stll led by
length The struggle TO the third quarter developed no
change in position but the three were closer together
| Down the hOme-stretch Lthey Sped Clements having
a length to gain the race could be saved
head upon the Generals tanks then upon his grhs aud
of people rushed to the stand shouting dead heat the
coscness Of the struggle and the wish for such eTmna
ton being Jointly father 10 the Thought But tne de
1851.
SWEEPSTAKES year os %Oo half forfeit tocsry
100 nile closed with subscriptions By NJ H. Sanford aud NJ H.
2 Morn, suiers Relentless. sister to Rqhess
81 H. Sanford enters b. Norhumbeand by Lexington dam Novice
Northumberland was the favorte at s525 to $2lO and
$500 10 s2O but the fly started off with lead and
kept i throughout Al the third quarter tho colt made
| him of, and won pretty dash by length IN l5l.
To-DAYS PROGRAMME.
To-day the card Is limited three races but they
o quality that will attract the admirers OF good racing
IN large numbers. report In circulation that Ken
tucky will run his famous match against time to-day, nut
1t - not likely that he will start IN tins the final EFFORT OF
| his life until Saturday The celebrated young troter.
Mountain Boy, viii be exhibited by permission OF Com
modore Vanderbilt He is the most promising horse on
the trotting turf, and WILL no doubt show good ne
started, although the track will be too heavy for his
best efforts. The first the bills the Champion
stakes for three year old mile heats 500 entrance ana
500 added by club second horse TO receive his stake l3
! nominations, and will bring five to the post-Fanuy
Cheatham. Dc Courcey, seety, Morrsscy, and Metare
! The next Is the Nurscy stakes for Two year
ods, mile dash SiOenrance and 81 900 added by the
/ club; second horse to receive $500. This viii
probably bring Morris, Sanford, and Bacon entries
up 10 the post The last II for premium OF $1,000
twomile heats. all For the pool selling last night
at Dr. UnderwOod's pOolrOOm, No 1lG0 Broadway, for
the champion race Fannie Cheathan Is thetavorte $50;
Metare, s45 De Courcey 500; sieety 500 and Morris
sey So In another pool Morris brought 500; Metaire
so De Courcey Sos, and seety aud Morrssey 80 each
In the twoycar old roce at the first Morris had ne call
but 40 The end they all even, first pool Morris
brought s7o sandford, sio and Bocon, 500 and at the
last they stood Norris sJ5 sandford s55 and Bacon s55
| MOUNTAIN BOY
Mr.. James Van Eta. reused TO enthusiasm
by the extraordinary performance OF the colt Mountain
Boy the Fashion Course last Wednesday has offered
| horse IN the world" Whereunto, Commodore Wander
highly appreciate your kind offer for him. but inasmuch
he Is colt In The trotng circethat is seven years
Old this sprng-I prefer to keep him another year As
trotng track. AN anxious 10 see him fairly dealt with
| for one more year
! THE wOoDLAwN RACES At LOUISVILLE.
! LOUISVILLE, oct. l5.-Therc were two races
on the Woodawn Course to-day, and the attendance
quite large Tho r race for the Jockey Club purse OF
tO three mile heats f0r all ages, five horses started
The was won BY Lee Paul in two straight heats
Grant was second; Brands chestnut hlly third Bay
53i 5it The second race, mile heats was contested
by Tom Porter Low Down, and Counter Pron The race
by Low Down n two straight heats. Time, lAi5
and lG.. Counter Proof Won second and Tom Porter
! third.
BASEBALL.
TIE NEw-YORR UNIVERSITY yS. COLUMBIA