New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
xvxr-vopx Many TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER ., 1867

the running he could get on. of the position in which
he in until the horses got well up 70 .ae o mule tbe
other two together length behind AT the threequarer
pole Maha1 S9s up e cnt rTaHs h ae &
lengths behind Rurca Time l0S On the d ,rR Rnrc rea.
anG me Maa% as wi ros r%nna and
be heat and after an exciting beat him out half
length in I:5li The first premium was given to Major
ahan. the second to Gen. Williams. ana inc tnrd W
The last and great Of the afternoon and the clos
ing item Of of the Fair was tho trot for purse o
81 2oO open all trottng horses There we're three en-
trie namely, D. Paicr b. m Lady Thorne OF New-
6oTk n siomD me- Goldsmith Rs s mt Maid Of blooming Grove
and THG to the rules % Of the Society
was OH they requiring three horses to start The society
q o to the first and 500 to the second Lucy had the
pole and getting the word Lucy started on ,Sa w'h h
mare took lead, which she made length before Lucy
got steady again When she did get to her work she soon
Je TO the half In lit Going around the turn Lucy drew
awsya length but getting into the straight side Ihorne
aag when Thorne broke and Lucy won the heat In AL
The horses started the first time they came io .o
word on the second heat and Lucy took lead opehg
length between hem which she maintained to the head
OF the stretch Coming down to the mle, m tne ols
mare was let out and her long stride enabled ner 10 close
on Lacy rapidly At the half l5, they were Tapped;
around the M turn M TSns horne took o se sSS Os e
Lady coming home easy winner In 23OiIth iastss %
mile made % o"k S Hsasn ss esd @ with
ucv to her wheel she bettercd herself little on the
hack aide but broke and fell off about three lengths The
mace was not SO but the big went along Dcau
fuIly on the upper Lucy knocked of length OF the
that separated te put the Lazy kept her oau
and won by two three lengths IN 232.
The fourth heat rather tame, Lady Thorne TAXING
lead and keeping throughout, Lucy acting very u
steady and making the work OF driving her rather hard
Lady Thorne the winner in 49, ana the nfst pre-
miunwas awarded to her. Lucy taking the second
This closed the Fifth National Horse Far, ana tne
people wended their way TO their several homes satisfied
with the amount and quality Of the entertainment tnat
had been given them Financially, as wei ~
the Fair has been success and handsome paanCe WIZ
remain In the treasury aftor the payment sf tho Dus
TROTTING AT NEwBURGH.
NEwBURGH, Sept. IA small crowd congre-
gated at Highland Park yesterday afternoon, 10 parcl-
pate In the general interest manifested among private
parties in regard to the result OF race between Two
horses entirely unknown TO fame or speed dog owned
by the proprietor OF the track could beat either OF ne
animals and did distance them in the first heat but tnat
did not abate In the least the enthusiastic feengs OF e
respoctiye backers The mile heats Dest TWO III
three in harness purse OF 800 The entries were
Samuel Burroughs's b. m Lady Wood, fouryear Ola by
Tom Crlbb and Thomas OIeary's b. IN Nelly anveyear
elJ also by Tom Cribb. Mcsss. johnson, Clarke &
First Heai-Lady Wood took the lead, Nelly breaking
badly At tho halfmie. however. Nelly improved, ana
Tapped aud then passed the Lady, winning the heat In
Sigl-the dog spoken Of having made IL In $40
Second Hcdt-Ney had the pole, but tho Lady soon got
the lead Nelly caught her again. and they trotted
side by side the hafmile, Coming 70 tho score, Nelly
spread herself. and came I'm an easy winner In $50
There then trial Of speed between %. Z. Matter
son's roam geding Capt, Taggcrt and Owners sorrci
mae Jessie around :he track, best two In three
The first a dead hoat. The second was won ny
Jessie in 2it (halfme heats and tho third and last
nv In f.gOl euIi