The New York herald., 1867-06-21

j. 8 Watson entered b. h. Delaware, by hing
| gold, dam Ariel by imp. sarpedon, Years :
Mcconnell Harness entered :. h. IaIembarg
by imp. sovereign, dam by Lexington, years ).
D. Mcdaniel entered blk h. Blackbird, by imp
Albion. dam Pamela, by imp. Aiuderby years
J. W. pennoct entered ch .. by vanda, dam by
yMargrave, years old. 80. ...-........... aro'
Psns Hsas As Second Hsa. Third Heat
First mile. 1850 l:53A l:oo1s
Second mile..... lb0 l:49z i.oz1a
The betting was decidedly 10 favor OF Luxemburg
when the pool selling commenced, and s6o0 was
paid for him, while Feetwng, who was the seconu
choice of the spccuators brought $275 the vandal colt
1896 Delaware 800 and Blackbrd $l00 Fieetwing
got away with the lead Delaware next then the vandal
Colt followed by Blackbird, Luxemburg bringing up
tho rear They went in this way round the upper turn
and past the quarter pole As they swung around the
bluff Fleetwng who had cut out the work at the begin
ning was Leading Eve lengths. Delaware second one one
o q e s nS
| Delaware and the vandal then put on me
steam, and at the half mile pole Fleewng
Jed two lengths, Delaware second, one length
In front Of the Vanda who four lengths in advance
Of Backbrd Luxembourg close up Going around .," inc
turn the vanda took second place ssdnS OF
Luxembourg, who fourth. At the three-quarter
pole the vandai had shut up the daylight. ana was
pressing his suit warmly old Fleetwng The latter,
however kept him at bay and soon shook him of again.
and they cano up the stretch and passed the stand at
spp1s sIss Dsas snshs
the distance Ii front of Luxembourg, who was Tour
in advance Of Blackbrd. Going around the upper turn
old Feewng Increased his stride and made the distance
four lengths between himself and the Vandal colt but
it that the other had something also lett
pole Tleetwng leading past that point two lengths,
| Delaware third.- Blk lengths behind, but four
advance Of Luxembourg, who was four lengths ahead
Of Backbrd. They were all running now, and as they
came from the quarter pole towards the turn at
the bluff they all doing their best As they passed
the front of the bluff Fleetwing led two lengths, Della
ware, the vandal and Luxemburg head and head,
and the highly interesting. They passed the
hall milo pole the manhsr but % they GOT on
the four we're nearly parallel. At the three quarter
pole Feetwng had the best OF it by neck, Delaware
| and the vandal head and head Luxembourg half q
length behind about four lengths in front Of Black
| bird. The race up the homestretch was merry one
the vanda colt and Fleetwng having neck and neck
struggle the front Of the grand stand TO the
string and SO close was struggle that impossible
/ for any one say which was the winner. Lux
length in front Of Delaware, who was half dozen
lengths ahead Of Blackbrd The judges after some de-
liberation decided that Flcetwing had won the heat 1t
was vory close and those who were on line that
Flectwing by about six inches. Time Of the last
| mile so, and of the heat 3:40
Sc ond Heat-A change now came over the pool
| buyers and Luxcmburg not so much in demand as
| before the start FeetwDg had now The call and he
Vanda colt s1OO and Backbird, $780, Biackbird took
the lead this time and crossed the track and took the
pole IN an instant Delaware second Fisewing third
length ahead Of the vandal colt who half length
hind. Al. the turn Of the bais Bsckblrd still
led one length, Delaware next, length ahead Of
ausrter us with Fieetwing az lis tall As they swept
away the right they were very close together and 80
they continued around the lower turn Backb,rd still
| holding the lead, Delaware second vandal third
Luxembourg fourth and Fleetwing fifth As they entered
the homestretch Blackbird yet maintained his lead,
while Delaware, vandal and Luxembourg were running
head and head and they continued in this way all the
way up. and passed the judges stand in 1884 Going
aIs is Ractbrd FIRST Delaware second Luxemburg third
the vandal fourth and Flectwing dfth Going TO the
quarter pole old Feewing made some tall running and
third at that point and as he came down and around
the bluff no looked very much like winner;
tho vandai and Luxembourg were head and head,
length The racing all that could be desired and
every behoder intensely excited with the spirit and
heat Of the contes. At the half mile pole they
ali apart again but the lower turn where every
| horse doing his best the four were abreast one
| length behind Backbird. As they came the home
stretch BackbIri was still one length in advance Della.
second half length In advance OF the Vandal,
who was half length ahead Of Luxembourg, the later
have given up the struggle to let the others fight for the
heat As the horses reached the drawgate Delaware and
the vanda running neck and neck, began closing
Biackbird and Pennock had just reached his head
front OF the grand stand whom Delaware put on spur
BscsSrd Second haP sa length
in front the vanda colt who was two lengths in ad
vance Of Luxemburg, Fleetwing two lengths behind
Time Of the last milo 149A, and OF the heat A3 When
the heat over 1t was discovered that Backbird
mad been somewhere in tho race as his on hook
badly cut, was also his near hind heel Some
said that Delaware had done just at the finish when he
passed in between tho Vandal colt and Blackbird No
one, however know positively how the accident . hap
little as hc came up the track they ruled him out and
gave the heat Delaware although all were convinced
that the Vandal colt had not done the mischief Black
bird was withdrawn.
Third Heat-Feetwing the favorite at even
money against Delaware and Luxembourg the only
horses in the race Fcetwing wen, OF with tho
lead, and going around the upper turn two lengths
in front Of the Others, who were running neck and
mock. At the quarter pole Luxembourg challenged him
and took the lead but as they urred around the blur
they head and head, with Delaware four lengths
behind The horses ran in this way around the lower
turn but when they the homestreteh Delaware
made good running and closed rapidly on the others
who came up stretch head head and they passed
under the string making the mile in Boy Delaware one
length behind Going around the upper turn Fleetwng
shook Luxemburg OF and led two lengths very quickly
Delaware third, half len tn behind. Before they
reached the quarter pole Delaware passed Luxembourg
and within length Of Fleetwng Coming down TO
the bluff and going around 1t Delaware tried his best To
get IN 'front.' the old horse wosld allow IT, and
he began opening the gap on the other carrying three
70 the PSo ge PIP ss, 70
around the lower turn where Luxemburgs stride began
70 grow short indeed and he soon fell away far In
the Fleetwng kept on his long, steady stride up
the homesirech and the by ve lengths, Del
second twenty lengths ahead OF Luxembourg The
last mile was run in :52h. and the heat In 3:4S.
Tr0ttiug the Fashion Course.
A wagon trot took place yesterday afternoon the
Fashion course, milo heats, for purse and Of
5000 Fearless George n Patchen Jr, Panic and Lucy
were entered for tho race, but Lucy did not start she
was brought and scored several times but was
evident she was in no condition to trot she not
started After the first heat trottcd and won by
Fearless Panic withdrawn, and that narrowed the
contest down Fearless and Patchen In the rs pool
sold before the commenced Fearless and Lucy
respectively the first and second choice the former
bringing S75, Lucy s6s and Patchen s25, Panic not
being sold at ALL Subsequently Fearless brought s1lo
Lucy $50 and the stallion st2 with very few pools sold
In tho rst heat Fearless had bad send or being about
a length behind Pa.chen and Panic; but owing TO
| the unstcadncss OF Patchen, who broke badly in
| several instances and lost all chance of
| winning the heat, she quickly took the second
place. and pressed Panic severely the homostrcch
iha he his feet and she Arst with