New-York tribune., 1867-08-29


TRIALS OF SPEED.
~ 7sIEsKsTH TRE TaTrST
SrklNGFIELp. Aug. 2S.-Thc second day OF
the Spriugfeid Horse Show opened very 1usllcousiy
There were even more spectators on the ground than
v,,erday although It riued several times during the
mcrirc not however. suceat to he injurious 10 INC
cXhit ton ht90Ciotk,
Cthss ~ Draft horses pairs were brought upon ''
RrouId Only one rair was entered bay 6 ana Se"i'
old named Jack and Charley. owned by PLine"S gd oeId
MAJ. aLd son az th'oI,o, Mass. Inc premium
CItss walking Horses next came upon il tle nfu, INV
aud ne d.-pay vas very hEG lIo pi,ir chief 6y
lorst IS II II Sessions Of NIbtIh@n' a., R,r,cr ~
Vanri au of RrOOkfcd Mars JGrrl'uy - p, i h W.
Hudson. NcW York DcmEs, by - s.s. Hector by
T. 4 TWI,lCl Oi rouJi fl~'H "a, for MS
l. Foyd OF Hartford, Conn The FIRST premium loi 'nlS
Us foar or six m aiud. Under this head were
eItrfrd Simeon Leands, 81 New Rochelle ~ tealn oI
tLr,e Gays and roam; A. H. Bellows, OF NapOe, Mass.
siN lcks eight years old Of be MossengeI ana BincG'
blood. Iamaus team Of four horses ana Silas a, e
rIPs Of Bnmhed, Mass, team oi four black ana chSsI
Lut Tie last two teams were Withdrawn mos VI ] 4ul'
Icaud aud Mr. Bellows went aronnd me nan i.G Cours
twice and were both much admired IN idei thty are
tLo finest teams which have been seen ~ 1s SCCti9 & ol
the country for many years me Judges a~IusG go o t
Al y SeIock Class - six stations Of years and under
syoars brought out. The animals were so nicely
atcLci that Il was VCy hard matter for the Judges to
decide which was enutled 20 the premium The entries
were Jaek Shepherd chestnut: Owned 10y H. V. Vaughan,
oi East BrOoknod, Mass GoOdspced, bay 10y J0hn WIN
drop Of sockbridce Mass; Chestnut Burr, cbeStnnt
ty Asa Bartholomew, Bristol, Conn; Bay colt, bay W
A Newton, Vernon, VT Young Volunteer. bay, by g. ~
IInnket. Hmdsale, Mass; Buckingham, hay, by & W, d.
SMtl. Hartford, Conn; Red Diamond bay, by. lEInnS
Fitzgerald, Norwich VI The hrst premium was s1g Tue
second $50 and the third ST. In addition 10 the HpoNS'
the Massachusetts Agricultural Society had three s'a
hons entered, but none Of them for a premium. - 49,
Lolfho later Glass l3, matched horses were eA-
hlted The only horses entered were par Oh DroSls &
and years Old, owned by L. VI. shaw 0 falIpOrr -SeS
York. and pair OF browns 10y T. n fluhAo'' VI i4nso'
Mas. , 10, .
e,frcs n pair of browns entered 10y G. W Chaplin of
Springfield, Mass; and pair OF black ana r9an nsne1
Mas The displays in both classes, were RlShy coDpu
Alter this a race was gotten up for $50 between the
Hartford nmbetOiaB aud the Brewster mare mile neat
and repeat The lIamble.onan was te wihneiIe .nnTs
ga and under D. or Ist premium OF Slo second OF ~ ~
,yt,,es r, Prairie Chief years chestnut color owned
by J. ~ Vaughan of East BIookheld. Mass bay. !
ySare cid owned by J. +. Iswton of North Framngham
Nasl Fred wears old chestnut color, owned by r. W
Okes oi Mlbury Mass Tom Jefferson years old chest
not color, owned by W. B. Smith Gi Hartford Ihs was
one Oi the finest displays OF the exhibition -
Gents driving horses in pairs, Class H. which were were
nest ENLISTED, were feature ia to-day s SHOW. me
entries were follows: Dark sorre pair years Old ny
II N HiS Of Nottingham w bay horses fIeu sliI ana
fJcwn and black pair G. Washington aud l. Rubber, by
/ Chase OF Boston bay o1d oGoWn %T rInce Is i% aa
Black George by c. W Rand oi CiiD9hais, Mass I oSy
Iair Belle Boyd and Nim1lc DICK 10y = Z. Cot ol 6aIt
iofG Conn black par, Black Crook aud mate by . {
HeTr,nc Of BTOOuhCd. Mass. -
Next came the roitne Of the $50 horses class No 81,
There entered for This race Brown h9lse NV I
Chief by W. j. Mallory Of Lee Mas ncE nG, & 81 = i T U
r. Draper of Framingham Mass; Buckekh goise SaI &
less by a. Thompson Of IAttlerop, Mass bay morse
IatlIOp, by VIM spur OF Bangor me- hunter of a.
Goldsmith ef Bloomingrove. y j.; chestnut mare Lac!
Pathfinder by a. N"Sdl9m o. HaICpn @ T roam M Wam by
John l. Colby ~ Pittsfcd. Mass. The premiums were
SthdrawS I 6st e'Oa and sir William was tTottcd under
protest, IL being claimed that he had Deale1
Trreat Hunter won the pole. Dawson chief was second
Capt Bowers third, Fly fourth lAthiop hith' ram
finder sixth, and Sir William outside The heat was
Hunters from the start the only horse pressing him
hard being Sir William. The latter coming down the
with Hunter. and would have continued so past t1s
Judges stand but he broke just ne was nearing t.
mt neat. Hunter came in ahead, Sir William second
Dawson Chief third Fly fourth. Pathfinder NTH
346 The second heat was won hy. Sir William
For the first third Of mile Dawson Chief was alongside
of him, Int nc broke badly several times O the tnid
quarter he did the came Thing AGAIN, Dot ms INeI MI
CARPENTER brought aim doTP ana lie lsySgn toe & &{nGSe
in third. Fly fourth, Laihrop hfth ana PathnnoeI
Saq, The third heat was very exciting aud was also
won by sir William. on the hIst eighth OF mile Sir
Chief caught MP and thcse horses came down the
hrst hall mile ana pas, the judges stand side by side
Chef uroke aud fell behind little; but turning nto the
second half mile he passed sir william and was aD0n on
Judges stand wheu sir Williams driver applied the whip
WON am Se ws decared Emitted to fhe second
premium The protest in the ease Of Sir William was dis
The next thug on the programme grand stallcn
tot for purse Of $780, $500 To the first horse and 800 10
the second Three horses 10 start, but only two
entered. Col Navigator chestnut color, entered by
j. H. Taylor Of Boston and Confidence gray. entered
by MI Rodn Of New-Iork. Tie race therefore, could
not take place. but handicap one was gotten mp be-
tween 1iconie, owned by George B. FLOYD Of Boston
Confidence, by Mr.. Rodm Of New-lOIk, and Leviathan
by Mr. Brady of Merriam, Conn, for the same premium
TcOnc hlTueSs the others 10 wagon. IeylathSu
had the pole, Tcoric second, and Confidence thlId
The race was mile heats beet three in i've
Confidence took the lead starting and kept IL until
turning the first quarter WIDEN IeyIthan caught Dt
nn he hoAe stretch first half mile again asserted his
superiority, ana Kept II nJi lhe ehd oi the neat winning
IN 23s the first had being made IN 1916 TcOnic
being dstaHCtd The second heat was tame one,
Confidence taking the lead at the start and keeping IT,
passing the judges stand winner Two lengths ahead ~
leVaihan. Who also two lengths ahead Of TicOuc.
Time 23sl The third heat was the same as the second,
Confidence leading by three lengths al the way around,
with JicOuc lengths IN the Of Leyathan. Time
- Tie DAYS sport closed Ivy running match between
Runiea and Kentucky Belle owned by W. W Cheney Oi
belmont Mas: Irene Owned by A Carpenter OF sutton,
Mass. Major Mahon, owned by NJ. y. Downing Of Bos-
ton The was best two IN three Tor $50 s2 70 tle
horse $50 10 the second and S5 70 the tld just De-
fore the commencement OF the beat Irene withdrawn
The race was very close one, kentucky Be leading
nnt the last half mile when Major Mdhan leg
winner by neck. kunlca was behind during the whole
heat. Time, l:55! The second heat vas won by
Kentucky Belle, Who took the lead from tag
ahead Of Major Mahan. For time the race
Was very between Major MahOn and Runca but the
Major ultimately gained the lead ana kept H. coming in
eec0nd-tme OF heat l:51 The third and last heat was
very exciting and OccasiOned considerable betting the
odds being In favor OF Major Mahan For the first three
quarters both horses neck 10 neck and until within
OF the Judges stand, when the Major took the
lead 10y about neck, and was declared the winner
Kentucky Belle second, time, 1854.
Tomorrow Lady Thorn ANA Lucy trot. ana hurdle
race will follow. On Friday, the sweepstakes for 81 200
takes place.
BASEBALL.
EXCELSIOR W. ACTIVE.