New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

mere Wsre neTe IT, d hye come out the The
owners Of Muggns have offered 70 % e % TINS shows
that they believe that he can go Ioui Hl1 ~ TeDcaf
that both Beacon and So tbat distance In dash Still
with 80 many on the grounds, there were r9Y 0nY
GTO ,Oo and Onward They had both run capital
races during the meeting-so good, that ", nso Sn
tbey nHst have made four miles in 1880 Onward made
two miles in 1886 two and ahaf in !G ana ana FeetWinS
aged carries in his race only lS pounds we the beteI
FIVE years old, carried in ms ia tbs eht bnt
race in time, and much better IN view Oh tG
ne was beaten and had nothing to spare Whig
won with ease and had mTSn nmDeT IN ot onward made
ali fearful of him He sks and bolts and was feared
te@ ne might d9 los SO to-day defT bIt little interest
The FoMe RaoeAt the signal the par got on i aiH
into the rear and in place they strobe along at
moderate pace Taking lead OF ten lengths S
mile the game old horse quckened the gait ana onward
followed suit The mile opened at rate tnat nusS i
FeetwSg sti leading by two lengths the mile out
I'm 1:47l and the two miles were done III 5los ,d
ley onward to do anything but WI %9lS Gettins Of
in the third mle and the gait fell on onward SUI tbe
two three lengths back, and the mie Was thST IL
first two had been but the g & IN Os5s The fourth
mile began at better rate Both horses were S ho1b n
firm IN hand The third mile had been an easy one trg
the mace mended s Onward did not make any 9II fo
giles for the lead, from the stIt nc Ia his was the
case for the first half mile in the loitI nm onv at
Near the halfmile pole he conn eomneIhe the fonrth mile
had been fast one and 156s t1ei1 va" canobt Fleet.
nd tanning him. brush followed for lew yards
in Which the old horse got away again w hah %
rd AZ 1r ward again cangh him. and in short brush went
70 fhe front Fieetwng fell away and the race was over
anu anu M t every stride TO the close. The last mile was
done in 2OSt and the heat in Ssi Had the last nan 4i
be heat would have been done under 1880 On pulling
eetwIng was badly lame in f9e M near Rnd iOrs gwen ven
way way When he was caught by, On Onward, raCe
would have been a grand one.
J. w1tsCHs cR h. Onward By Rnggod dam My Lady BY imp
Fosss S.sSs s% !o@s ySSrs Ge e r. Fec1s By imp Barn @
7.5G 5I.' mile l''' second i''' third i'' '''p' ''' n'
The third and last race of the day was the handicap
for horses only that have during the meeting rms
brought ont but five, the others not liking helr wegh
or having had enough of it, Perhaps some may nave ave
large in amount The entries were Luther, the LuCS
Fowler colt, Ripley, Enchantress ana Duse Oh @ oaeS %
Luther had run three times being beaten twice anu VIII
Mug The Fowler colt had run twice winning % ooe
hHsteU once and had won nothing on the whole the
lot was q weak one. The running uoIe shOWSu .S
handcapper atested an appreciation Of the colts superb
Ority SO proved Luther got II allowance car ~
Fowler colt only 10 and all the others 20 No. and oyer on
With ali this the previous running Indicated that the
Fowler should win He was the favorlte m the Oois
and betting the evening before, and maintained his
poston In the morning IN the pools the odds were on
him Ripley aud he were In the stable but he was
the horse TO win The stood in betting at four on
them to three on the field, consisting OF three.
The Third RdoeThe start was at the far point OF the
course by the half mile pole An start got the lot
away At once Duke Of Orleans jumped 10 the front,
Ripley got second place, and the Lexington colt third
The Duke made racing from the score, and Ripley ana
the colt hurried the pace They all lay well together
around the turn and without change OF position ana al
on lap they TO the stand, finishing the half mile
Here Ripeys head lay the Dukes quarters ana the
colt as Tar back Ripley The pace increased IN the
next mile, and very fast through the mile but Rip
ley and the colt could not outo0t Orleans and he head
ing them from TO finsh home the winner OF
the race In 240f IL said that the first half mile was
run in 55R seconds II the last mile was run III 54t
This would make il the fastest mile OF the meeting The
whole race was az the rate of l:46i TO the nile.
5000 ands half miles handicap for horses only that have
run during meeting. Entrance bye cent added
Douglass Duke u Orleans by JACK Malone dam y
D. McDan!efs br c by Lexington dam Lucy FOSleT by imp
Glencoe, 3yeA Old 90 pounds OF pounds lHenTyl' .
McDanes RIPLEY JET Davis dam Nina by Boston three
LuheT by Lexington dam Belle Lewis by
imp Glencoe years old O pounds Oh IL pounds aseyl
T. RBbsntress. by Lexington dam Ellen BSiehsn
Aby imp Glencoe years old 90 pounds od2o pounds OTAl
trotting match for 81 600 mile heats, best three In
Ave in harness came off this afternoon on the hnlfne
track Of the Agricultural socetys Fair grounds between
G.. Dunn's b. b. Tom Hampton, and j. TOwers's m.
Mohawk Maid. Tom Hampton was the favorite, at 100 70
20 and he the first In 2s and the second IN 2 dis
! tancing the mare In the second heat.