New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
ORANGE. COUNTY HORSE FAIR.

PARTIAL LIST OF THE PREMIUMS AWARDED-A Dot-
BlE TEAM RACE-IADY GOLDSMITH IN RACE
SHE WINS IN 224s
81 rKRoRAPs TRIBUNE.
NEwDURGH June G-The Orange County Horse
Fair at Highland Park was stl in session to-day this
being the third day. Yesterday premiums were awarded
rs fellows To George Gordon for best brood mare and
horse colt second best j. b. Hasbrouck; ia d. A. Short
for lest brood and FLY colt: second BEST Ayner
Van Buren, to John Freese for best pair OF matched
worked horses second best, James Taggert TO l. A.
Van Buren, for best ycarng colt or FLY second best
eapder Clark to A. Goldsmith for best mare or geldng
second best c. q. sprague 10 William Caldwell Tor best
two wear Old colt or illy second best, W. II. Wood
Two premiums were also awarded to horses three and
four years old. exhibited fOr speed IN the nItt class
four the first premium was awaTacu TO 0 iHy
owned by W. ID. Brown. Time, first heat 3O'i SECOND
heat 800 In the class for horses throeyeaTsod, he
storer, owned by A. goldsmith was aHaiGed the nls'
prcmi,m second, Black Colt, owned by = Merritt llhe
first heat, 339; second heat, 3;H .
This afternoon, nearly 1900 persons assembled TO wit
ness the sloN. and vehicles Of every DESCRIPTION
asses from the fertile plans Of Orange County
The first was between G. = Bowman = Team am. %
pool selling decidedly IN favor OF Ben teau ih1y
Fullerton OF Newburgh. j. b. IIasbrOuck OF Newburgh
and Alfred b. Post Of Goshen The following Is he IT,
First Hcat~Xfter two attempts both teams got the
word Bowman to the pole. Bell took the eaG but WneI
ahead 10 the back stretch where he one length IN the
advance. At the three-Quarter pole Bel made me
his horses went M at that point when Bowman bid him
good bye and went in ahead in 24si The time TO The
half %S Ge e %i Of the Bel team looking blue
second HcdtAfter three attempts the word was gwen
Coming 10 the halfme pole, of Bells horses went
up when Bowman accepted the advantage and Tapped
one Of bis Horses also Went up when GOT away lively
opening gap that could nor ne Closed ana ~nt ~
. THIRD Hedt-Bel to the pole taking the lead Bowman
after going MP badly ~ INC Quarter poe Ben M
Bell Kept gaining until he reached the hall mile pole
where he SIX lengths ahead having reached there IN
and Keeping it all through the heat Bowman going ny
AZ the three quarter pole Bell crossed the and
won the heat and in 249 The time TO the hfmile
pole in this heat was 1876; ,
purse Of $lOO. John Trimball named b. = Port Royal
owner named &. s0rrel George Many bets were made
was the iavorte by heavy odds The horses got good
start SOyrel George slightly IN the advance Al ihe end
Of the first mile Port Royal crossed the score ahead III
$50 Al the end Of the second mile he crossed The score
half length ahead IN $50; won the third mile IN 80
Al Of the fourth mile Port Royal al of eight
lengths IN S Se o sG had eTsTy9ne his e%n way
crossing the score Of the last mile in 2s9 ny
quarter Of mile ahead OF his competitor ana winning
the in IA minutes and seconds, ?, ,,o..,. r. TO-
lnent and Alden Golds9uh's b. NJ Lady Goldsmith. Inc
latter the that had the emerity 10 trOl against
Dexter the MlddetOWn Track last month iHc o"u
were of course laid her. The regulations were per
three i'm five harness. for purse 0f 500 lbs race
WAS the grand one, and IL was undoubtedly tIt main
cause Of the large number being present a. thec were
many who came only for the purpose 0i getng shpse
at the little animal that dared 10 contest Tor the cham
DloDship Of the turf with the renowned Dexter Inc
following Is q report OF the heats:
First BOdnc drove the Lady, and George Bel
handled Torment Both horses got the word afer three
attempts and although Bodne did not urge MS precious
she dashed ght away from her competitor reaching the
halfme pole two lengths ahead In ll9, Torment hay
lug left the ground several times The Lady won the
heat in 1888 the horse coming In In 29i Bets were now
that the Lady would show 23l before tlt race
Was over She was certainly in good condition, and
her owner had felt disposed have no doubt but that
She could have kicked 227 out Of the way.
.SecOnd Hedt.-AfteT two attempts they got away the
LADY taking the lead immediately, and a. in the hfht
heat trOtfing night away from her competitor and aflv
ing at the pole three lengths ahead From there
10 the halfne pole she gained stu more making the
latter point III l5. Coming down the holnestfetch 30
dine again urged her little she crossing the score on the
last half mile in 1l4 and winning the heat In 229 her
rival fully quarter Of mile behind The greatest cheer
ing followed the announcement OF the time.
Third HeatPreylOus 10 the starting OF the horsce,
500 freely made that the mare would
make better than Both got the word the first tlme
Torment length ahead but before going 100 yar's the
Lady passed him. and started speed that was wonder
fu to look upon. With lightning rapidly she went 10
the quarter pole, where she was four lengths ahead OF
was trOttDg spenddly, having reached there III III,
the great crowd yelling and shouting with all Its might
Away she went like sky rocket, the horse trOtung
finely but without any chance whatever az the Lady
the score in the magnificent time OF 224s winning the
heat and IL magnificent sight 10 see the lit
tie fairy true as steel, winning her aurels without
hardly any urging The following the summary OF the
last race:
Jas. =. Post names 6. mebt.................2
Alden Goldsmith enters h m Lady Goldsml,h. mad j