New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
THE TURF

TROTTING AT THE FASHION COURSE
The announcement of match to come oil
astveen George Wilkes, TO wagon, aud Lew Pettee, IN
hay,ese, attracted large number Of sporting men TO
t,'c Fashion Course yesterday The owner OF Pettee
.Weyst elected 10 declare forfeit the with which
1he stallion had defeated Vanderbilt in the mode OF
gaDg rensrYng IL pretty evident that lie could repeat
sho operRton With Pettee Two other trots, no"eysr
came on which proved Unexpectedly interesting The
GIvt Was between b. Daniels B., m, Louise and Alley
stsessu's ~ geidns Col Iidens Gu was ra
scarcely = friend hut her owner Dan Mace, VINO IN
tra ~ SO laid against hiia In the fret heat Louise
kad the pole ann the lead at the start 0y hean sne
ATsw N front On the turn, and the gelding went up
aSslly Isuise 1--we lengths ahead at the quarter
ten Tho geine coming 70 his feet gained rapidly bu
' s@t np again Al the half which the mare reached
Ieagts and hsif in advance in l:2 Hefe the geding
lost his feet once more, but speedily settled 10
1sss her OF he home stretch and won by two lengths
Ia s44 The odds kept about at fret and the betting
seete but the Chestnut soou LEFT bic feet and rank
aas enmai agah!e throughout. The mare led by seven
lsnes al the quarter and almost shut the geding out.
Jne 2,so; hslf mae ls. The betting was st az ODDS
o the horse but 6esgDg wss frequent Inc ar6 he@s
aud only saved his distance by running in under the
Nd che mare won che liked in 2lOs Rarely has the
nes- professional betting men, when left 10 theii
ss ssl6nS proved utterly unable cope with the
set DE betting was ten TO three in his favor.
F.lp cow. Long leland SsS 2; 1867 $500 Nile bets, tire,
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Same flg 0.d I5nck-Betweeu the heats OF the above
tNt an Interesting match came OF between Gen Baker
A. WAGON asd Black Crook aud Bill In harness In the
Hai Heat int horses driven by their owners but
b. lore tie rgt ended they all hRd professionals gripping
Jhcly reDs Bill the avOIie, and won the first heat
by bead passing BHRsJ, who led throughout Just 81
sue score Hiack Creek went very wildly, and barely
a,ed lis distance. in the second heat KOden drove
hiu and, despe bolt OF the stand by which the black
Sea balf Dozen lengths. very neatly by hair a
1-ngt8. ESaber, dlYen by John Henry" being again
SECOND. Ibe thiId beat again won by Crook, Wno
Aok the lead tue sendO6 aud kept throughout with
sp.t break mal1ng successful an exhibition OF bls
oees ~ the dFsels whose nOtoriety gave him MS
s.ape In tie fourth heat ROdeD sat behind Bill, and
Ysaee handled tie bbops for Black Crook ROdeDs cue
s,sss with Crook repeated with Bill He succeeded
getting greater speed out of him than his owner
-. done and carrying Crook several times of his legs
HCn 10y acOuIe OF iehghs. In the fifth heat he Tepea I'D
fho operation apd the having thus driven two
torses aud wO9 every heat IN which he drove.
l. l. Nov o. l0b7htske - $500 nile hesis . 90 >
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OsEts ssnes At Blssl cTcoi... 1913 2
Tine, 2:s7 $50 T.+s3 10, ~
sun, Day a5d TToek--FashIon Course, L. T. Nov. a,
zs67-Motch or 81 000 mile heats In Sam Mclaugb
Is pa1es r o eco Wilkes wagon; received forfeit
D. Race D. Lew Pettee in harness; paid for
telk
Match for 500 mile heate IN s, in harness Mr. An
serson Dames b. 2. snap; received forfeit D. LraNy
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