New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

The Fifth Annual Horse Fair came to sue
cessfu close this afternoon The attendance at the clos
ing hours of the exhibition was quite large cons'dehg
was the last day OF the week and everything passed on
satisfactorily The only unpleasant thing cOhhecteu WIN
the affair was the breach Of faith perpeaed by one OF
the rcnortcrs OF The Republican tins morning In publish
ing partial list OF the premiums awarded oeing ns
tinctly agreed upon between managers ana repoiSIs
that they not TO be published ln after tmef puo
this forenoon The first class called to-day
was No q, gcncmens saddle horses for premiums OF
Colby Pittsfeld Rob Roy, by II Alexander. jr. Spring
field Casco, by II. +. Trsk ditto sam by A. CarpenIsr
in numerical order was ladies' saddle horses bat the
entries were rot many the premiums, there being
Dandy. by :. f. Twicheli Of south Framngham.
Class No % for tandem or trldcm teams for pre-
n samson G Of shebarne Fails Geo Washington and In
dian Rubber, by L. C. Chase, Boston Nameoss by A. n
ter Of Hartford trial OF speed between the astnaned
team and that Of Mr. Chase very exciting ana thfee
first in 2is, and the other team the last In 2s5i and
2Se the time of the second heat being tne ne yonpe
stations Ave years old and under eight VIZ , Bon,y W
doom W Cross Palmer mnb e IN MaSs GrSrrs p
Goodwin. canada Last Seth Drew. by j. W. Weeks Ss
IaS PsPSr ST a. oqc II EdGcdck + ;SS[
Seto1ian' by W. b smith Hartford Thomas Allcp' ny
f. B Draper. South Framngham
THE PREMIUM LIST
Tho complete premium S.ss,s st Is . s,D Panic en-
tered SS u o:.crIu' dfsens'n ,. A., .,, A.,
RSGcs and Reaiacly Belle catered " oIsnsry ssoq
No saSs. Ss. & ysT' CO oss s%d goon"s GSSys
ysr;s o1 aid ..s. TsS sYr, sl
Conn tSid W B. smith Hartford or'A' si' Patrick o'ha
aass; No. Strror. or iy,rr, ord Ttt saPsmsw 900
s7s $50 s5i Tom JefeOu eoiTrl by W D. Smith Of Hart
entered by smith Of Hartford Noeuru enei By A. "od~"h
Of CHss, D,ssias No s%Sspioa. Of q, s as 80
80 ara ta G!'SiG sat- fiIod y S%si ss,ss Sp0T
y, i ,m o1is-ot gros entered ~ : g errHg of Br@ssh
O. ,., No 6Si1r of9 rr ard saer 1-Pr,sIs top ~
t Gooe ,aiJ s Ishg wstf5'p =. o. $40 ssr:s me asi
u srei 3 CT, 'ss e. s q S1 & VI 5oSr, S.'%n %..soS, 9S
sspla enisse tes got isl p'ann ~ 'e' Aa'''e'4'' '
C..s No 1-MGre, ,riA Jaa-Premlm. 415, 80. asi tp
Hslsrham entered By II qdss Of MlIstssP ooss rosas
iSaie5am biaas. mosei si1 ep,srsd b. G,oss
L..i c.', .aSi- sS b. chsssf, Bs@S ii,
g II hoei Of New Preston coOH "FJ Que a. sa''fd " W
'a q var. "a aad ri 5 sr%SS .; e.. 80. {.
ton Conn Young Iesh,rbeu euIsr, by " u Ghna d middle
''c9i ca.. sSS No. iSs %--i 'Si s'' and
as Fanine entered By George Hal o. Bra,,oeo'" ft
eo C. Htehcoet sss Prs'isa Com .eeonl Premium si'
yas, Oh 49, al rss :.:. s-Ea' &.
" Gli., S %o 2IsiaSr or adding, on 'ar and % ,r,sg
sH o Midso.n COL Dac, sasa q b. o G. h;ss.; s 0 S'"
"a y, % "a g:'Sg. g 2, ' ss,i,. 70 A.d =, 'T1
Puuieit Of n.s George .n Dell si-rsi b, sh's u Pair
'r ct.a No iIwrla,4 Hor t1,a.e' IS lss4, a,4
apTSsssa Coy sni Ds ssie5sl BY cL.pn Spdasss
S1aI' c%.s. SO sad Hsr II iSaGs ard ssr s-y s
Cf..s NO. s"TaSev ssSih,d Bor-Prenam. sioO and ESQ
Nr md Prince entered by Fuller fspnngs4 jim 0oAh
tis.. 30 brirng Hor', (paa' rrssIaw. 80
s sDa c Dele Bod ':a N%I, 10 ,,. g,s .H'fr 3 e.
sPnsgd Pr9es ,d B.e. esos entered 49, y o. W Ispd 90"
CGlss No a-Gsait>aa's Driving HorSs lnHyc Pfsnura,
~ ~ p., 10 go &c., b ~ mi os. Of b sr t fr.Ss
Church entered BY Lswion south frsmiHshSH Bay BrIoe
cGsS No 9Sa@g noe. i;.'Sic c9r y,er, Ga s"tere,
PerIas Of Camblse Matcbes, entered BY Gonh Boonns
Grove RpiSn entered by JosJn of siiavsai Kn
Gas. 80 acDsIlaae Hor.cs-Prsmun. s1S anil ais Lady
Gre catered by BumseSd Of Springfield Hector. entered By L.
Class No. s.-Saait Hors, F sas J. L. coby. pi,,.s-A;
second us, IL Alexander IT, Springfield third 80 H. Trs'i
CLi.. No 2s-L1diS Saddle HorNa-Fir s'5 s. p. T.hcl
No a1Irea Her'. 90 80 ami sl'
ctA', No 2-Ireg Hgr.,' agk 70 go and : 10
BY wsoh Lsdi Co. OfsDf0sdsa jim entered BY D. H. Harris
Ct@ 80 S~pon, Crgt Prepiuw. sls and sO Beauty en-.
ior Oy Colby Pt,ssd The .eeoni Preaa heas divided be-
Cl,ss No si-Fo@ Hand.-P,mqm. rs ,ni $50 Col 4 IL
CLASS No 2Tdnde,a TamGFist 80. H. Carpenter satiobi
80 1iCrTi: ' % S,aa;oT, r. s s ssr,'%IsP. $ go
Than entered William h. Bradley Of Boston, Tacon entered By o.
p a mt By saS ho. SaTS n
ch,.s no. RIM ~, and 80 Sir
william entered by John t. Ceby Pit4el Hunter catered By
cL... No 9H1S Re, 1r al Premiums 100 and sloo
SsssS ssla 81 safS co S6 B. Ss Mechanics Of H'0i' Ripley "
D; Gs @ $ o5olsa ts dss %
CLM. no 10 and go Oh
Put entered b smith Of Hartford Jaek Lewis entered BY T.
Class No s-fat Running R'o -Pr,mam s1 80 and ss
% % B sfs a sS Sy chs"y DSsSs e .%"S Ie H'' and Ken
RACES.
Class No ST for horses that beat 221 10
ness, mile heats threo In Ave- to harness The entries
were j. j. Bowen's b. g. John Ferris; VIM woodrufs b.
m Empress, both OF Boston, and A. ChainpliDs eh T.
Mcclellan. Empress the favorite In the pools On
getting the word Ferris who had the pole went with
lead around the turn. Mcclellan second Empress break
ing and falling 70 the On the home McClel
Ian had Tapped Ferris and after passing tho half mile
place and In this way s heat Mas compesd Nj cGaa
winning by two lengths in 2ast In the second En-
The pace fast and after getting around the turn
Mcclellan went for tho mare Tapped her, and kept
and won the heat by two lengths in 2a, Empress bresk
ing on tho homestretch; The third heat was started
with the horses all together and they all broke around
the turn but Mcclellan kept the lead At upper
brought down On the iast half Ferris Empress
and passed her the homestretch. Mcclellan crossed
his running the heat was given Ferris in 2ss In the
third heat Mcclellan took lead, closely followed by
Empress VINO heP 10 ms Wheei nsaIy 70 the turn ana
sssIs sHa wri scS % q ftssy f L fSS2 . 81
premium, Ferris winning the second.
running took place TO I'LL up the sport Of the
afternoon three premiums OF fl2J, $5, and S3
The entries were NJ T. Downings Major Mahan OF Bos-
ton p. Woods Cen Williams OF Nova Scotia. and W. W.
Chenerys Rurica of Belmont, Mass The race was mile
and repeat On the tap OF the drum for the first heat,
they got of we'll although Mahan had little tho worst
of the start Williams took the lead followed by Rurca
and Mahah After making the turn, Rnrica went along
side Of the General Mahan two lengths Behind The run
to tho half ine Mahan being let out down the
home-sre.ch they all came together Going around the
turn, Gen Williams forced the running. and led the
others length but getting into the straight Side both
the Others tapped him. They all did their best on the
run home Williams winning by half length, Mahan,
second by neck. Time, 1883 On getting tho word
the went of for the second heat aud Maan got Into
pocket. and, although no was inclined to forca