New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

.p1urHr .f.' heart ont of IIih Hrf f. .f W.. I,rI
ara. ine so hoti 800 the same ordrr Eud q, atopi iuc
, i1 i't. I'.J went a"W through f.e .g ..I M'. 90
the ln.,a of t'o tar turn AS lhey were sasepla f.em
uH. 80 lIJustUU' Up TO th3 UuIt Lr UrH .n.H .Ip.
strongly htouoo hc drew ou .i a1rs.- Closing ~ 1u
bts.... t' iIDt b1f'I Iu.f. Nrr y.t t Ut.lt-F
to t.ts sUHt % ulsH thc second lIr. F'.tw,'s g+ii
improving lhrricc bui there w-sa .Y l.lsl hi tr
hali They came beautifully yup i'a Lro" s'~..-h rushing
1n .o to great struggle winch ire ue.. i. VIA, 20 ,,,.
Th. 'c5Gd mile HgT done. .'t htt h-"n. Like tho
hr' 'n steadily hut at only IaIiarttc u1ce tHc fur
H,c-ns on u'i;sv.r. nt one. TOOK up
tle running ana dicw up 90 F.,twius TDa
cutting cue work tor an Every yard passed drew him
near o. ieetwlug Was icctwug donc or Vae hc wait
should reach ms quarcri His stride seemed eosy
uIt ono might nave lc,0ily lhonEnl jle 9.d one Va.
playing rusn tiat nc mgnt ' the ircsicr ioy tne rally
when Delaware should , reach m long 'e"dy brush
iHe hddle o thc reverse t"L'c rue s'fns"'c ht oH+
began and thence 10 the half mile post TIE pace waa k
ing; the weight Flectwng told his done, and
Delaware drew away aud got into the Lead Here they
were lost to view but as they went ont Of ght At w5
ing gait Bufstlng unto view from behind tho hill. the
footy gray had headed Fectwing and with
the turn no had caught Delaware Tue gait had boon
great but tacy lifted tho hill 1t fell away unti they
sued as grand struggle Is was seen. They had
quarter OF mic TO 60, Delaware IN the lead. with Load
that he would vine could last the ougc,t Yard aer
yard is PASSED. and they are stli locked Ihc brush s
drew on DcIaware twenty rods of the last quarter are
done. aud IoadstOne had his head ~ the saddle
girths Of Delaware. Another twenty rods are flown
over, and tombstone has his nose at Delawacs
throat-latcb They had nearly reached the Grand
Stand. The struggle desperate; the horses seemed
glued TO each other, Another ten rods were
done. and they dead head and head. Head
and they rush few yards whom the gray shows
his in front Yet Delaware does not not
give back II Is race indeed Ten rods are yet before
them, and the same game the same telling unfaltrrnx
stride there. The interest now intense, and the
great thrOng hreathleSs with excitement hatd by
yard they ran and inch by inch tombstone gained still
Delaware n game, and 6ro,c rs gdautly as ever
noble stecd DID: but as nearly matched as wore thry
LOadstOnc had the least fool o his noble antagonist on
they n.y. and at last the goal reached. aud over tho
mark and by the Judges stand they and loadStonc
passed II, gallant winner by II neck proud DAY Tor
the victor hardly for the vauquished The last
mile was run IN minute 49, seconds and three miles IA
minutes ~, seconds.
Motel Stakes, for I'll Subscription so each pa5 pay with
aicd +2oo the stakes 10 to The secoad ror'' se
d. Sali'rs T. Tosd.louc by Lexington by
J. 5. Wss'a b. Deiarrc by i,aso dam Anc D., imp S,rre
$. robr, F,eetanr.b, imp n,oua d,n lLol. b, imp
Mr cameron Hampton Copr slr oia,r sr,
II may bc observed that Ioadstoucs last mile was q
wonderful one. II could not have exceeded l;i1' and c
carried l2a pounds When the mi,r u gan ne Was ~
length, away from the stand and the reported Tune oi
the mile was lAe!.
THIRD RACE
Selling $500 FOR all ages u nlc For this race
there were four entries. MI Bcmonis brown colt by
McDanics Ripley and Nj Eyaus xpcct aud all started
Egofist leader IN the pools and favoriic 30 tc Dr1g
against BclmOni's colt
The being a Ine and quarter. the start wa- a.
the head of the home stretch. They eUt away m clu
ter aud came onward at ratng pace. soon Behnonts
colt took the lead, and made running with mighty
stride. Ic rs big strong colt. and has Siasng gait
Dashpg 10 tho front hc made Tork io ;hc rest Riug ~
Tho uck behind soon all drew ont into place ana com
g The stand LgOtIst second. Expect fhlfd, and
Ripley fourth. once past the stand Ripley ana IApeci
changed places and al went Thence 10 the Vunriet oic Ia
the same order The bc brown colt da- hing away with
tremendous power, and the hs certainty His
Jockey BLACK Berry, held lin hard and ct him go: aud
ld.tu
casc-his mouth wide open, ANA his ears PLAYING nark
ward aud forward gay. Could thcl behind reach lim
The attempt must Doe made. and when ihcy REACHED the
BLUM Ripley moved on Egoiisi. and coiiariuf HIM p .
bcautifu! brush hy the two took place. io Ar hllng cCt
leading the Ji. side y s'dc they mad ne turn to tAr
half mile pole ana yet i9cy Coald not ci reach I
hun Ashley went on to The lowe. turn. Et"isi J
dropped Ripley. and all went theme without change
10 ulr h'' q. I "'ng -. M w. w. o & ~ 80 80 M W ,,i. uii.
the pace Eic" better, aud me DIG c" h' %" hs I"t"t
rate until opposite i', south end of me grand stand
when the tlr dar,'y him gave nm hi- head aud
word Of cheer aHd 900 fash the son o Nusion Pht the
LOT and went home IA easy ""d tc-h winner b' ton
rnce for the distance durins the wc,i /
The race bling selling ono The con I.
woo1 and Va, sold 20 Mr. Gih.9u 90 80 for M NJ I
Daniel. q" wIg-c stable ic goes Ic wa h'ulHi poo h'
linn entered m ho Derby. 80 Patterson. Go nr run or iie
h, "a i i,..s al i. .... that lpotant
the gait aud STAY the distance. Mr.. Mcdaniel may wch
feel that hs chances for the Derby are among lh' 'o'
most
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selqs arr eo % ' g. Mill M - nr' %, ' % & IS 50 dS. - s
y f,r : s.' SLOWED i or 4;o' sI"r.i 0! TO-
r. Tar. ~ o. rro.i b, i1 fcre vi.,y b. Rr'ra,
n ND.. 5 I, a'c.. G,J,a bs,., dom snt b, Eo'oa.
b. O. R-an. T. tIre by Second Boston a-a -. 's'i TO :
TIE rorsTn RACE.
The final of the day was match iHc heatr, ne
tween the yul stables of Mr. belmont and Mr. Forh"s
There was party Of the friends oi "ach Gentleman pack
ana tie engagement was he occasion OF deal ~
SXcifeincrr 1nc horse, lntted a-a4usi each other
NJ B'lmonis Lne imported my, HiAih @i ll9not
and Nr Fu. b,s~ colt De t0ircN. b-d 10y himself ANA got
10y rrovaorr Maid OF Honor was oui lAst year hIi DE
cited more interest Ihe odds were two To one Oh DE
Tirsi Hot- ON going or DE Corry took the lead, and
with uInmuinrs- fol short and speedy race lie
sne tr nrst three- artcr- oi tle no, when the lilly
made running. and IN brush 3i p l"hsi lus ,auEh,
came away easy winner 10y three lengths III
IN" roppie,inn OF matters wa. now much changed,
ana D. was looked certainty thai Che lilly would
The odds were now si,y 10 go On nrI, ana 80, ="
S",u nev a, tbc odt1 and made good thing out Of
tho los of the hrst heat. The h.tic J)rkcy 81 |
De C1irgy tCdscyJ had been 50 rciuccd 4
swgalDg fnd ;T.rs g L. ~ ggwn & to 'as dfTof
ic sliLndy NJ e65d eia 81 spirits .ct BIN AL iisht
And hc mounted for The ne hea'' WIN Sou. peh
Geoqd H,elAs " ". tis! .Hve,p rsY t ',iSy AG.ys
SSst ScsAiS S 3 Ss @ 'S- ~ \. M E"i5 II ti5d hm He
great Slldt ItihnE tH' my hN' =" -
ran in tlIs way turn. en- n INC uily COM
Inelred her fuu and mp the rise drew mp TO the
colt For q moment 10 seemed % II tho tHck
first heat would be rcrcacd aud That se wonid
come front t'y Should INTO strait running bnt
when reached the colt trsey gave hin bis head and
away he went very flyer lie bad held BIN hard up
the hill and lct the lily reach HIN puipphcy. !
Her brush 10 catch him had exhausted
her while Caseys puIl on he colt had resencd MIN
few strides OF The Hly told Berry, her iOckcy tat sc
could not foot with the COLI aud bo gave her tie
whip but her struggle was over, and she gave pack le
follcy ~ once drew away from her and, ful OF tits
ness and power, raced bone a very giant ~ tho
most sashing style winning tho heat by several lengths
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