New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10
made DOOR third The last mile was run In l:49t ana
the whole distance in 24if-a capital race

made poor third The last mile was run in l;4't ana
the whole distance in 2;4lf-a capitsl race
Prise 800 miles for three winner Of the
Derby or Ttavers Stake excluded =, ,,,or,sd
D. S,D'P ISd .d Dr. x Lexington dam Lucy
g. B,cOD seey BY Rodgers. dam Angelina BY imported
j. 4'SG UPS'db6 ouny Door" BY imported Bar dam Pasta
by Revenues lo7 pounds Glpatries1 ''"''''''''''''
The bens in ppOs and out shows the odds to DC ABOUT
10 on Morris.
The Saratoga Sdke-It is rare that such nne lou Oh
twoyear od is those which showedfor TINS race
Conspicuous among them the sister Of Ruthless MT
Morris's entry and Northumberland. There were SIX III
all to sarnt of the entries and they all had the APP
pearance from fine size and development, OF three year
Odds The whole field the admiration OF every one
good send Off very fair terms, Degap uS I n.y.
sister TO Ruthless got off on his quarter, ana the two
drew away from the rest The pace was terrific Head
Which e SqouGt them to the head Of the far Curve when
the pace fell of around it; st the b.y had her
It Finishing the turn, the sister e Ruthless
commenced her brush for the lead and the rally began az
once quarter OF mile lay before them 10 the stahd
and so nearly matched did they seem that II was q
question which could last the longest Footy they nag
show that they had game as well as foot. All along
the home they lay fast locked to each Other ana
made the most exciting and beautiful nnlsh 70 the
race at the meeting. Indeed; nothing could be
finer. Head and neck they sped along yard a TSG
excitement among the crowd was intense, ana
bo h1as on e fno to the
winning goal and sti neither could outfoot the other.
heaFeS stand fSau ad crs Was come
There were but few yards to go Both were stu run
young Leighton lifted the y right Of the lock on the
very score and the sister to Ruthless the winner by
the excitement so intense that adaptation even was
silent Long will that race that finish, be remembered
cumberland most admirably Gen. Duke moderate
third and the others were nowhere the judges giving
them places The first quarter was run In % seconds
and the race in 100.
two years obs quarters mile sutpou stakes
r MOss BY imp Eclipse dam Barbahy by Simeon 81 n,
NJ il sanford. Eehumbersad BY Lexington, dam Novice BY
Mcconnell GS SiDOf Harness. cb Cen Duke b. Lexington Lila By
imp yorkshire 90 10 (ssiml ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II s.nfords BY Lexington dam Sally POa BY imp Am0aa
Ms6se,. b. By Planet 4dt. BY ap GsaeSs 81
T. T. W. Dossers eh by JEFF DAVIS dam Fanny Washington BY
Revenue " n'''''' 20
The Sreepstakes.-The closing race of the day was o
sweepstakes for all ages 10 carry 100 pounds Inc non-
eTs Julius Mr. waison's Delaware Onward and Capt.
Moore, Mr. BabcOcks Bourbon Messrs. Douglas John-
Stone and Earring and Mr.. MOore's Beacon. 1t was
known the evening before the race that only beacon Ear
ring and Onward would start and even perhaps not the
latter Muggns having Thursday run for and won the
Cup and having been severely punished IN that race was
on that account OUT and his stable companion Duke OF
Orleans having made indifferent show in the three
quarter dash the day there seemed 10 De no use 10
Beacon He is fun brother Bayswater, winner Of the
ST. Leger last Autumn att Paterson and Bayswood Bea
con is known good one, and OF running family. He
was q winner the past Winter at New Orleans and Mo-
bile and comes here with high character Earring was
winner OF handicap at jerome Park in the Summer
meeting in June last beating large field OF horses
She has the reputation Of great speed with light
weight though the result OF the did not show any
speed in her today. This morning on the ground 1t was
early known that only Beacon and Earring would start
and though good anticipated the interest OF
Yesterday was much lessened. The betting became dull
while last night it very brisk The nnal ODDS were
to on Beacon
OF this little is 10 be said With only two starters II
was match, and equal one. AT the start Beacon
took the lead and away from the mare five or six
lengths He never was reached, by her heading from
end 10 end and his slow race in bad time
only 1856 10 the mile throughout, the mare
losing credit, while Beacon gained none.
Sweepstakes SSosueserpon play WITH eo ADDED y me
Cub for all 100 pounds two and bali miles, eleven SUD
scribers TAlHs Of the stales and addition, 81 $50
T. e. Moores h. Beacon by Lexington, Gam Bay Leaf BY imp
Yorkshire years old civilians
NJ H. sandhord ch Earning BY RiuggOd Idam Emma Wright
imp MArgaye years Old (Tnbe
Time 4.El