New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
THE TURF.

,,, soe not hot and a delightful breeze MADE
an al, elastic and nygorstiDg. The high condition u
,no driving roads. with but little dnst, hrs
.nc he fanciers OF trOtuQg in large nnp he
.ar,y aud they thrOnged the motel OF MI in General
Sryroachng race in particular while IN eaPb
dinner they enjoyed the excellent % far which the
s,nype -, the season has been 1--WE nres
spcaCus Yesterday . T9s P salcrs prevented
~ usual. all Improper, ~n d't one Offensive
sntnro WAS observable during Tia whole DAY ana mo
arrcss were made md maie tie day one Of enjoyment
The oniy repugnant feature ~ any Wy nf tbe three
The ooson an me trains OF the railroad going ont
- thc course They seem TO have no, Olny ine P Ti
sion but the protection OF The rallroau a w. ny
sS,saee could He more readily gmJS i t bchoovcs
other incident 20 the sports o. S os ~ it's
bS attendance the trot was good not 40 irgG a.
ni tho first Of the series OF tneSe e " c"J moi be- nor
could there be more tempting 10 =" iotm pS con-
Pnbc in4 VII inyincibr This dulls expec
tsion and decrs attendance However, as inns N"s,
rt time that two had ever met 10 so inVIe '
one nile and repeat it being two miles ana fclen
Tins ac0neOus< gOOdiy IN @ nDt|,;on dr.
grand The track was i'll admilaoG iy
and elastic the very medium between St All tna
wei and the hardness of too much drought N u s
IN the day and the track TO ahofu opportunities 'OA
great trot. .no,,,,;ro,, exe,cise both Dex-
,ey and the Lady showed blooming cOndluon, usp"ynS
bright eyes and silky coats Both moved WIN easy
.trc sHd the mare quiet and nee OF lestVenesS
Ey"ryhsr indicated that the mare could step the dis
taDee miles, she would force he 10 9 of 0
a., n%S G sSe t' aHf a. ,"eiO'"Ol' ''>'' " ~ 49,
to ,he Start the odds 70 rs Dexter, with
very httc betting Some pools were sofa AT about lhat
ystS but the hackers of the mare were few and shy
but there very little money staked'
~, Frt HrcL-At the first summons from the Judges,
tbe horses down the stretch to score The mare ad
the inside, and scoring Dnt One eae ec e NV oTne
tIfny, lap got the word ana were on i'S ~ ,
had slight lead, which she increased around me turl
1a az Win 9 b S ribbons in his hands had gone
easily round the curve letting the mare make play ana
Of the tnn he gave Dexter his head ana
the eanenf white feet ana , OSf ae So Pner and
her Iadyship and at the middle of the hack stTasht
Sas TSpG, and the catch was neatly done on lap tnh
spinning down TO the Fdushng great coSe I'M te
and lust past il the little drew her came head to
head and the pair locked Went ppm n TOR pS 30 poc
took him in hand. and having felt the mare en1ng 10
lead but forcing the pace al IOa aSd 'ne 'u on
the tmoefonrths pole IIey reached ~ on
rail- ,c gait and it was in that Dexter
woud brush for the lead ON getting into TIE straight
Dobe called his horse. In flash The white twlnkIlng
feet rushing to and IN mn me bn ohs TnS y
or his quarter, both beautifully the stretch
placed Dexter when took the lead there he held him
home TO the stand heading the mare are ert nav an
into the second with steady clipping stride Lying on
mare having the inside, Pher avaed himself OF he al
Vantage. and driving his mare at good brush drew II
ouartsr as they finished the curve. In straight
%ork. Doble Quickened his pace; and at the
a%d for fdr G rods the two made most beautiful
burst Of speed lying locked nose and nose. The middle
of the stretch reached pace had told the Lady and
che giving back, Dexter headed well in hand Thence
ing on IT. Doble called Dexter, and he strobe right
away from Lady Thcne and IN 20 yards was leading two
lengths. With this clear opening Dobe pulled ms hoiSe
into the inside trsk and eased him on all around 1 ng
Wheel The pace was good. but Dexter was all within
was going a great flight Sweeping off the curve into
straight work. she brushed mp and closing on Dexter ana
Tapping began the final struggle. There was quarter
ola mile Ia cover could she foot with m and last WIN
~" S Al WAS ihrinr Bnt She was both ont
aud onasted and at 80 rods from home Dexter
home, opening length and half at the stand running
az I Ia nan sG ie IN III ard the frst mile ia S2s This
was the second best twonle heat ever made, Flora
Dexter had won H. made Il certainty th& ne conc n
have beaten foras time ha9 ne ISen Wen Sb and
did ,uInd IL. hut the mare was niue laded boi
BILE. All offers Of betting ceased ard nothing was sd Oh
the second heat The hackers OF the horses Against time
S6cead He0L-Dexter had now the pole AT the sum
,s ssSs ts attempt They went Cd on a with
slight lead BY Around the Phfe forced the
mares pace. and all around !; lay Tapped Dexter
quitting and entering the stretch the mare drew up
Head for 40 rods Bnf close as this was aud eA,
citing as il beyond measure, i could not last,
front and thence dropped the mare 10 The half
mile pole, where he had length. Phfer having eased
She Flushing curve, moved on Dexter. He waited on
her Till she had placed her his quarter when they
round the curve nearly aud again her adyship gave
back and the pace sackened for hundred yards stll
they Law together. Both IN hand, but going al good
g; they up the scratch Dexter was in the lead
and both going beautifully. They made The
tun away from me stand easily Dexter sli
ratified Ivy Pher at Dexter and in All inst ant was he
eide HIM with her nSs a, her n Gode vent do %o" ,6
stretch at telling pace As they finished IT. DEXTER
uuasting. again into the lead and pulled down
10 81 steady gait awaiting Pliers next demonstration
IN the time. Phfer freshenng her ladysip for
another rush. Quietly they nearly the whole OF
ms they finishing Il. Pfer stole march Dexter
and Dobe and with rush came ny ana eaugnt the'n
work This quickened into brush the most
thrlnc sti on the furu he had the advantage OF
and drew little away from her while finishing u.
etl tapped they entered the stretch home. sun
Tapped they strobe mp IL. The pace had now
were e"' tied. And now t had carried then,
forty rods toward home from the and still the mare
.Sallantly Struggled but struggling was IN Nan she
could not face the horse, and he still led Impossible 10
outpace she could not outiast him could she lat with
him, and come home yOked 10 him Even that was not
In tine possbles. The great pace at which they
going Oyermarked her; her stride lost steadness; she
out, aud she broke Away strobe Dexter, aud the
went all 10 pieces. making almost dead stop
home at leisure in 5:Ol The quarter done IN 81;
the half mile in Il5l the first mile ia 23Os.
more beautiful trUt was never seen Although never
IN doubt. the interest tagged. DeNer'S temper
allows him 10 be put any where and Dobe knows when
and how TO do IT, Throughout the whole he did
the thing to command the race but always make II close
and exciting; .
SuEsAKYNsich for *zOS IN harness two miles and repeat best
b DoSiss Dr. g. Dexter by Hambn sgei..............
Pt.fs b. ~ Isa Thorn by Asmbnno Chiei sged..'..2
The hna trot between Dexter and Lady Thorn will
take place June and 1t to be miles aud peat
TO Wagons In the mean me,o on Friday June 81 Dexter
Isto tfot match with Ethan Allen Dexter go har.