New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

He has also beautiful Henry Clay colt "hlch Is one ol
me pretuest horses IN saratoga .,,
The interest Of the day has not been great Id itse
the programme had striking attraction as past events
had so the start In the two rst races
that there seemed little doubt about he results ana
In the second one, not only was there htte DOUBT
but Indifference In the first the only new feature
which conld he presented in Ruthless's career
was that nou, for the Jra uino, sue was 10
On two miles single quarter further tnan sue had ever
6cfore gone still that nothing None In the state
with her shown more power 10 stay & aiSIaG9
than she indeed, she had never SHOWN that she cou
not sfay any distance and take up any weight In this
stake she had to take up m mDo eSnee3 e1' a Or an th
Gould not make it doubtful at all Inc following were
the nominations TO the segusi % 6 G1akes - y, N,,. Al,
CmeeI hamga So SG. Rh iGTpf Sv np Rp damn damn
eiaa RSa5 By y' SaaIS SiaIS SdsrTood
nan @ s Rbda by Imp Glencoe l. W Jeromes Redwing BY
imp gliO.ge dam SySSs yanSs ont Of AIfS
sepieTs c MOnsej BY Breekndse dam By Bonnie Scotland
bI Belle by Imp Australian dam Dolly Carter by Imp Glencoe yno
& Cs S KyG a;y y HfTs1Sf o v A da MrH b. mV Geneo
Tbos q Bacons see By Rodgers dam GOgehIe BY lnp Albion
Bay b. Leaf by Imp Yorkshire sR 4 AeIaajef, M II sandi b.
& S y'Pd dan aP' s1 G S l , Ia By np s Is
than William Bray br Jack Gamble j., BY JACK Gamble dam Ma
The odds were Of course largely Rqhless all times
before the time TO start but when TINS morning III was
known that only she, Virgil and DeCourcey would run
all betting ceased and about 100 TO might be considered
the rate The result was deemed certainty, and all was
indifference about IL.
On getting on which was done very evenly DeCourcey
lying ON the outside made Insh of te @ ieau anu ntGa 5
front. Ruthless quietly dropped mo mar bace % anu @ G
the others contend when they had made the turn ana
had entered the straight stretch DeCOurcey ceased the
struggle and fell back Ruthless then went up ana & ,UIh
less Law away from him lengths Nothing marked the
first mile but the goodness OF the pace Nlrsl came nst
70 the stand st four lengths IN the lead, making strong
running DeCourcey two lengths back OF Ruthless
III the order they went TO the quarter pole h Ie
second mile when Ruthless increased the pace and he
gan 10 close in on Virgil All along the back side without
any particular effort she drew to him. near the ha mile
pole she reached him. and the two were nose ana TAIL
few wards and she at his saddle rths, tapping him.
AZ the middle of the farturn she was head and head with
him and drew the lead they neared the head OF
he stretch and thence home to the stand led with good
strong pace but with much in reserve winning by two
lengths very good race-Virg ran good horse ana
DeCourcey who did up the maid, mode
rate third Weight considered, tins Is as good race as
in l4s. and the two III J;3It
year od Snntr Derby Or Ta5ers stakes extra but penalties
F. MorIs Ruthless. BY imported Eclipse dam BAsa5 BY 81
liz H. including as WnueT OF IR'es sAAo' W."
R. Az HeIaai,i. M IL Saliioii. b. c yii BY yand dam
L. " Jerome. eh e DeCcurcey By O,ator dam Rhoin l. m'
ported Glencoe ilo d. c'&.sl & ii;i
As 10 the second race no great expectation was enter
mile on Thursday by Virgil and again on Saturday one
and threefourths OF mile, and not making any marked
on Wednesday IN the twomie heats IN when ne was as
tanced and Saturday when he was beaten 10y C0nno
one and ourths miles running good horse hut the
time was nothing extraordinary Earning had been also
twice beaten-once in the race on Friday wltn Beacon
.! miles and once by Connolly Din company with Luther
and Morrssey In the race OF II miles Earring had Dee
placed better than Luther and Mornssey and might De
said 10 have proved herself able 90 beat them to-day
In consequence she strongly the favorite, ana ~
the pools sole, about to l. and IN private Seths AZ
citing and absorbing race OF the day Win ntfuI changes
Firsi ReSLHon getting away Morrssey footed of
strongly for the lead which hc had by two lengths AZ
the head OF the turn Earring, the favorte, third
A. fhgv
and IN hundred yards, caught MoTrlssey ana racing
but fe strides with him. him down ami In the
lead The pace was q hurrying Morrissey had been
taken by surprise when led 80 he quckened MS pace ana
the race was hot Along the back stretch and around The
for turn the mare led She s forced the running and
Morrssey with equal stride kept at her bali way up ihe
stretch Benny on Morrissey called him. aud With
quIck brush ne caught Earring, aud Haywood on her
rolling her forward. the two raced head ana h'Ad lew
wards when the mare died away and MOrrsey ran away
nom her with al ease and the heat by three lengths
Luther was a good third. Time, iiei horrissey now
d ae ~ ,af start sent Morris.cy of with good
strong lead. the mare second and utheT who wasshnd
ing nearly st, six lengths away irom them M9issey
made strong running around The turn, but Earring
caught him at the quarter pole Luther na Ih tse moan
time. with brush, got well mp Ihey Az went down thc
back stretch merry gait and made along ~ bcaut
ful At the hnimile pole Morr,.s'y sni lcd ana
the mare second On entering the turn horrissey
was seen 20 give way and come 20 stop tAIths hi
once 10 the front and Luther closed III on her ana
In few strides caught her tstrodc heI ana Ied nome
with strong pace winning the heat IN l:Et Ater he
stopped dead s Morrssey, on attempting 10 Walk was
The look was that lie bad broken down the second
had been seized with eramp' on INC hist aAl,
I'm the twO-mile heats, at The same place, and Ia
the second heat today he stopped IL was doubtless
mere baking from bad temper The heat over Luther
became favorite At any odds asked
THIRD H6dt-The race was now lcf 20 Luther ana Ear
ring They got of evenly. He made strong running, and
the quarter led the mare three lengths At the hall he
had made the lead Elk lengths and thence 20 tho stand
dropped her further and furthera every sdc and came
home the winner Of the heat ana the race by twenty
open lengths, in i''i. -
Pur, 500 mile heats for horses beaten daring The meeting al
Erse Jerome. h LuiAs hy Lsinrtoa dan Belle L'''
N H. sanford, c m Earing by Rhuo1, dam Ram. Wright,
Sy IMP M,si'S, SI..I' S III go9ss, & S
Scotland 'J'' oT 70 pgasa;; ~; I"Hi vi hsI2l''''''l dis
This was apurse OF $500 for w6year ods threefourhs
Of mile There were three entries-McConnell Har-
iels Ally by Planet Puck was the fayorito at to
eight There was strong party to back Duke.
was laid out on the event.
The RGee.-The start was very bad one for Puck He
was back several lengths when the tap OF the drum
tneH on me Duke got away IN noht ne made strong
racing from the But Puck caught him the first
the straight stretch home, making beautiful race
hundred yards from the stand the pace told Puck
him. and RSn BY three lengths easy fGe Pany, G T
made no show and was poor third. The race run
IN l:Dt
Purse $500 for 2ye oli' ureequATisr Of mile, winner
Mcconnell Hafnes. ch Gen Duke BY Lexington dam Lla
ii s.DiTf Paf ); Sp ssy.a dam Lille Peggy b;
D. MeDsneis e. by Planet dam Adelgs by imp Glencoe 81
Time-l20t
The races for tomorrow the closing day, a handi
cap hurdle for horses only that In the prior hurdle
purse of 1000 for all ages four miles and purse Of
goo for horses that have during the meeting
In the hurdle the entries Black Bird handcapped
lGl penalty nine pound Zgzag, 1855, penalty three
pounds Red Dick, 42, weight; and General Williams
l40 allowed twelve pounds. Black Bird Is the fayorite
In the Our-mile the entries Fleetwng and on
ward In the Cup Race, Onward, five years old ran "a
miles IN 4G three 403 at the rate OF 1896 TO two miles
Win l2i pounds on him. He beaten Fleetwing ran
the first heat OF two miles In $685. with lls ponds There
VIII be great race II they In good condition aA
wheh tney ran before. They will carry-Onward
IHl nIlArln fnrA AnnI