New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
AGap OF PREMIUMS.

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OF class IT, gents driving horses that have not troed
I'm public faster than three minutes there were SIX entries
On the first heat Belle OF Hartford, owned ny o. Ken
yar1 yCa %T @ troy S{ GA T6 the fore eSt and run with
the hind She ruled out on account OF her pecuai
NV r. B. johnson Of Boston came ahead on the first
heat but was ruled out on satisfactory PROOF 70
lated time. Xavier owned by A Cook OF NeWhaven, en-
Charles Conner of bridgeport took the second premium
netition was between F W. Russels Clarien. VIM. b.
Smith's Membrane Patchen, ana a Goidslmtls NOuL-
and took the first premium OF $50 the second OF half that
amount, going TO Clarion. --
very even and interesting race came off between
ming horses to saddle. a. CARPENTER OF sutton, Mass
en{eTgu enS M n poxhRg of Boston MAJOR Malan horse
which has before figured under the name OF Buck
imant SKIM among S horse Jockeys in this white
mans state that while Carpenter last year refused 10
rider rode one Of the competing animals, re tns year
mounted juvenile African upon his own beast Irene
Az The start Irene was the favoue in the pools standing
at two to against the field In tae INST neat LaW Law
Irene took the lead keptt through the first half when
she fell gradually behind The other two went iGii
in the same quarter second. Mahan being ahead by
barely perceptble distance Time l55 The second .ea,
the close Lawrence Boy gained httle on ms nearest
competitor, and came IN length shea, IN SSs eT ngnG
very close rub between the remaining horses Lawrence
1 by SSTs Sk ghe bar M ahan G dSGaTed
distanced. and the second premium withheld Lawrence
In atched horses there were ten entries and p
pearanees Matehess and IdleT, owned by A. GOdsnnth
tha and Inn Charley. owned DY = n.
Ryder Of Hartford the third In stations for general use
under six years old speed to govern the following
Preston; Hobin by A. Goldsmith Orange y y; Clarion,
9 and g Goshen. BY Wm D. smith Thomas Jefferson is
black colt fouI years DID, and beat all other fonryeai
mile in 24i lie beat that time by twoseconds IN one,
mile stretch this afternoon. He s generally considered
the most promising young horse owned IN this section
and easily took the first premium, the second gomg to
THE "rwo TWENTY. SEVEN" CLASS.
For gents driving horses that have not roted less
Warren peabody Of Providence entered Maynard owned
by Col Maynard OF Boston r. A. Champlain Of Cam.
bridge Mass entered Mcclellan and Vim. Woodruff Of
hF an9 ssp IT IT, s making on bad
and falling some dstance;behnd. At the home Empress
Scns two Lengths FFhS seSnd %s NaS 6y
n 2;aa Empress being only half length be
false starts were made before the horses got of BY this
time Empress which had been the favOTe at the pools,
Empress fell eight or ten rods behind leaving the Others
TO very close and even contest Mcclellan by half
length ia asa The fourth heat evenly contested
by Mcclellan and Maynard Empress having sight at
all. Mcclellan won the heat, giving him the race, in
| 1888. The following is the
Horace Peabody entered MAYNARD
X A. Cbsmpan entered McCean.................3
Wm Woodruff enters Empress.
Time: 25li 254 2:]it 2;3
The first premium was awarded 20 Mcclellan the Sec
! ond 10 Empress and the third 10 Maynard.
FASTEST TROTTING HORSES.
The last race was 0nesided affair, between Shaker
and mate entered by Charles Dickernan Of NewHaven,
7 and Rpiff nd hF~ Gap U.taV
Brtton aud mate easily won three straight heats IN 25
| 2IOk, 244. Premiums Of 800 and $50 wore awarded
good deal OF interest is felt In OF the OF
tomorrow, particularly IN the five mile ro and the
closing for fastest rOng horses The trial between
Lady ThOrne and Lucy adds especially TO the
! the latter
| TROTTING AT SARATOGA.
| SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-At the trOt to day on
the Fair Ground track g. Dunn entered Tom Hammond
TO wagon; IL Snyder entered Mohawk Maid, IN harness
best three in five. Tom Hammond won three straight
heats Time, 2:47A 249, 2I5.