New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1867

III 10 tlit sweep tho GluD House Here onward came
TO the head OF the mass behind and all began to close In
on the leaders, aud they Enohantress Her great
had taken al play out OF her ard IT needed only a
sprt OF loot from Climax for score of yards TO
catch cut down and head The lady OF the magic wand
All Were roused to brush at once. when Climax
got second 10 him. The hurried pace brought
them all into massand the sight most beautiful one
position. All this time EarTing had lain quietly IN the
TUCK making no play nor show Rounding the far turn
cluster ready for the final rush which would begin at the
a aed OF te & home stretch The I'M Of the hill at tne
nnS OF tue fI curve tailed of the rear lot aud Earring
coming away from them, sped by Groy and caught
INC slfetth Climax led, Earring mp with him GrOy next
ana onward fourth, Luther having by him ON the
ad th Ie.ag mo tie run h9ine al were reused up
A lew yards told tine tale for all but Ear
that Of the uck behind carried them away
and II was seen That tie game between them. Gil
home but the final rally had commenced. Earring lay
Oh ms haunches and the pace was terrific They seemed
each other sheet would have covered them Nearing
% me stand ne pace was killing one the jockeys on both
ras went down on their polls; the last inch was being
got ont OF them IL was the of either The last re
npal judgment Tribe on Earring lifted his as he
Ve her both lash ard the steel and she headed 30 yards
rom the score and drew forward neck aud went homo
Ie winner in game and beautiful finish as ever closed
adesperate struggle. The over, Mr. Sanford
vas expressed at the Judgment with which tho horses
lad been weighted and their equalized The first
tAe "hoe distance III 31l
THE JocEEr Cua HANp,csP for ali stake Of 100 zach
and 9ey as decired with 81 800 added $3.50 to 70 the
ser,nd horse mile and three quarters q subscribers declared
N vI y s;n1fenl c1 Earring br Ringon dam Rmm, Wright by
r. PoIbe.s BY imp Bairowa Jewel by Monarch
Gly.S GrsJ BY ierinstos ,.snol, By dsico.
G'S by Rrnsod Ny Lady By dleSeos
Ish.f by Lexington Bell Lewis, BY Glencoe
Rw Cameron. b. c H,mpton Court bJ Young Mebourne
O Reefs cG m Encsntres, BY Lexington dam Ellen Baean
BeI%onrsb Maid Of Honor 5S Nevminser Iim,lnya
Ta 81 b-Wisget
The hird Race-Tbis was purse horses beaten dur
ing the meetng with an allowance IN weights for defet
tive miles The entries were Mr. McpanIess MorTiSsey
icS Dazzle Each had been beaten and got an allow
ance OF pounds Connolly was the fnvorite Mofrissey
had6 TO laid against him. The start got all away very
evenly Riyo footed away for the lead and got it, Nor
rissey took the next place and Connolly was last From
ran steadily the first Gunrisr when Dazzc moved up
to second place. and brushed head and head with Rvo
Of mile gave him HIS f and he died away. The bluff
past Connolly made play, and dashing By Morrssey and
disposed of him. and Connolly led. In the yan he forced
the pace aud got into strong work Reaching the curve,
cn Sl seS S ii tSc From S the time Of
taking The lead Connolly lay in the ront up 10 the satd
havoc OF RyO and lay well up with Connolly. The tell
ing rate at which the mile done brought tem to tho
the Club House Here MOrrssey mad pay at him. and
beautiful brush between them drew out TO the front
at the hafmile pole THIS settled the aud Morrisscy
home In the lead. but at ratliHg pace, ana
passed the stand the winner by yc lenghths in SAL
CONSOLATION PpsE se beaten during the meeting
D. Mscss No .sey by Br-eiearise, ds~ by Bonnie Scot
rsHoss. c J. jane. 4 Connolly b. b. Mar
c, b. Rysh BY Rf2caas dam Topaz b. di-uoe years,
D. Mepe. Da,Iir By Lexington by wbalsbene
Tbr Fourth ROcc-Tfs a selling purse Tor al ages
mile and quarter The starters were: Mr. Jeromes
Red Wing, Mr. McDanies Ripley, and Mr Beylns Annie
Workman. Red Wing the fayOrite trlne, Dut the
odds against each. The start was AT the head
The hOmestretch. They got away with Red wing III
the lead making the pace lively one Ripley lay Just
behind her. waiting his opportunity. lie did not mud
for half mile; when on the north turn he trled
on. and there was "A head and tail brush round
10 the quarter pole, where the hy dropped MN,
and went with her open lead TO the Tar curve Here
again Ripley tried the mete Of the lady, but after
second brush lock for hundred yards, again gave
back and Redwng went in the lead From the hill ~
the finish of the far turn Ripley down the stretch
her gain In brisk rush that soon brought him TO cr
and placing his head her quarter they Two came nome
brilliant contest that severe and doubtful 10 tine
last time seeming To be his and the next noeht
seeming hers but ending In the young lady going over
the score neck in front.
srhay and quarter horses " be
sod iI s10o to full wrishs ior tzo allowed nA' "'
l. " Jsremss b. Esdwing By Balrowne, dam Cyclone
By vsndal old si5e0 ~ heO OauIy
nss,as Mr ssrs si R los 'r p., nam Snl Alfred
J. BeyIBs ht. Anns Workman. by wsgrsm dam Lady a.,
Tine el7 al De OF l;ao 20 the MILF