New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
THE TURF.

WAGON, AND DEAIER 10 HAlNNEoo-- AlI4kN lNo
IN 29Ol, 22O4, 900
Another great tTot came off between these famous
horses on the 4th quite extraordinary their late
Itch nj the Fashion the DIST Of June IL for
nurse OF $500 The day, though warm was very fine,
me attendance large, numbering four TO five thou
nile one consisting straight stretches of forty
each and two of the same length each The track
nTns and the straight going is short. The trot
great that at Fashion Course.
THE RACE.
The odds were two TO Allen. Dexter did not
how as we'll the former occasion, being tucked up
and looked gaunt; but Allen in fine condition.
The track was in good order; Do3le on the seat
drew the relns over Dexter Dan Mace over
First heat-Dexter had the pole, to HIM greater advan
ale to make the sharp readily than pair,
who wagon must wider on the curves TO go safely
IT was fair chance for Dexter that it, the straight
work he could keep himself within two lengths Of
Allen he could around the turns make that up This
yoa This Seemed ike something toWsrd reducing
the great odds against him They got off, Dexter in the
lead half length Dobe able TO lay closest 10 the
railing. and forced the pace But Allen and mate went
aside and the outward sweryng OF the Wagon on inc
them az its middle lifted Allen from his feet to a bad
Santifuy and opened away the pair lengths
That gained by him aud lost by Allen. Mace got Allen
Se back side At his work Allen rushed INTO wonder
mi BRUSH and the pair commenced to close the gap.
Tsrd 10 its end. He going splendidy, and with
such lead and all the turns to favor looked the
turns carried Dexter to the quarter pole in 3a seconds
Getting on to the curve, Mace lad his horses out wide
on Dexter steadily, to its end Thence To the stand the
straight Work gave an oPSm e Fnr s iTo @ ana
", Iwithont Swerye or skin Grandy they rushed sp
20 tbe stand every yard passed bringing the pair
with their greater foot O Dexter Nearing IT they caught
hin and passing headed by a neck. They had done
I'm half mile in 100 Sweeping into econd half mile,
and entering the turn the advantage with Dexter
~ Allen Breast and breast they along curve,
neither able to quit the other. II was struggle,
nnnt as they drew the end Of the turn Too muck
FOR Dexter IL drove him from his trot TO wild galop,
and away strobe Allen lengths IN front Gaining TINS
advantage Mace eased his horses away, and in hand
waited for DOble to bring Dexter back 70 ms gait Inc
break and Dexter recovered lac was PACK away nom
Allen four or lengths. Again on his foot Doble drove
hurry the pair and Dexter closed IN on them draWngup
gradually to the head OF the turn: where Two
done in i:44k The last quarter was yet be done.
Mace with good lead carried Allen around the last
curve oSSa Was sT made TO- its end Out Of it into the
straight Doble quickened Dexters pace. Strong as
as Dexter had never butdone, set in thence
home TO the finish. Leaving the curve, two lengths
inch on the pair yard after yard was passed and
y9g t5 through wondd a Sweeping ana brush to-
s end SauSht Allen S at t the Sor stI n
past the stand length in 'front.' amid The cheers of the
multitude who, from the silence of doubt and exPeeta-
ton had broken out into the camor excitement The
last quarter done in Sc seconds and the mile IN 2
Second Hedt-when they got the word, they went away
head and head Win the advantage OF the pole which
Allen had, he at once went in front. But Mace
taught by experience in the first heat weHt wide around
the With rattng hut not forced pace he carried
the pair around it. Dexter, pressed away far ont
by the wide turn WHICH Mace had made
drop away and Allen led length and half at the finish
Of the curve Once on the back straight stretch Tqsg
Dexter did not fall or the pair did not gain. II was
SRSer T fs S pssS reached e9 TS SLOW it,
quarter was done in s3i seconds Going la2ily
Wen It through BY st the same Lead Again on
straight work Dexter made another brush and-rarTylng
and caught him at the stand which they passed Tapped
Dexters Aliens wheel They had come there IN
Dobie pressed dexter too strongly and he broke Away
The heat While he fooled they worked and had got
lead Of Eve or six lengths ere Dolo r reGaS al
great pace TO the three-9narter pole S, men
them ,p hand and Went oasiy around it, This breathing
20 Allen gave opportunity Dexter, and Doble seized
1T Ly ~ the SOS tuT nP and s brushed il ali the way with
game unninching and with great speed; Al around
half OF fine bad gap his break cost him. Entering the
stretch home he was three lengths away 70 ns rear S hs
b could force the pace and the time, and max,
IN t sns for the next one And force il be did
fooy Ethan went faster Dexter drove tae harder
WonSSrf time Of 29O4 Again cheers broke an Cypress
i've silence and made the wekin ring: r... 30 ,.,,
his ohance rested in his seadiness, and in Alien
behavior The opening Of pHn te hest eac ~
much foot in in Allen and the close OF each more
game in Dexter than III Allen Could Dexter get tne
Third heat game might yet the race But Allen was
the footer and he would last through the third heat
a %e ar TOnS BY Asn Ts n The splendid
ner in which both the heats had been finished lent the
SSs Never Of sS' 0uD looked to With
more intense interest It was painful to wait
do It, They got of well together but Dexter had the
better move, and in few yards was lea9pS Sei;iiSs
and showed his own length IN front at the mid
at rate not before eqnaed on the turns While the
rush lasted IL grand indeed but could II last IL vas
without q break The erowding gait at length
told on Allen, and he went to a bad break, just
at his TOP pace on leaving the turn Mace asked Of him u
quicken that and unwise urgenee carried nm on
which il was both long and hard before he was brought
down duty and his work Doble could take no ad
mis- great pace carried him SIX Lead lengths soI e
to the quarter pole 10 which he went in 81 sec.
Onds The heat now seemed Dexter judged by the past
No one doubted that II was ms allen GOu ht be
had not the last half mile OF each prior neat SHOWN
at his work Allen to all his foot ana the
hing back the lost ground recovering tile lost chance
Steadily they drew to Dexter all around the Tar rn ana
the straight stretch with three lengths only against them
Living up gamely 70 their great pace they closed ~ on
after yard. and lay only length behind him
he trotted by the stand. finishing the half mile lie
had come there In 1903 Away of the final half nle
they swept at the telling pace, and s they gained
on Dexter Getting 10 the he now had the Oand
the advantage but having caught him. they eouo not
head him. All around the turn they went locked head
and head. Once on the straight stretch, Alien. nee
from his disadvantage Of the turn got OH 20 far terms
again. and lasting stH and while lasting being faster IMAM
Dexter drew slowly bnt steadily 20 the front along
the back stretch, and when IL finished had over
length the lead. They had gone TO this point, three
quarters In The team carried their lead around tbe
tprp f,f fa mild vhQuD
lengths before DOble got him cooled down ana
at his trot, as the two first heats had q