New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

in an Instant driving him forwart IKE ta wind But it
was the wind chasing the wind hHpace 80 steady,
rapid grand rushed the nobs fCeLecn hQmewaTd A.
with the flight Of birds. Though ~ toubt, he heat
was thrllingy exciting Al yievedt Win bated breath
and trembling nerves. Every yard g5n0 owes IN the
sweep home deepened the excitement l1ut &s in
tcnsity Of interest and tlis wonderful heh, of
! speed must have end. The horses r1IsieS to
the goal Allen passing the score four lengths m
mont in the unparaleed time Of 215. Dexter away
four lengths when the flag fell strobe past Judges N
2 s Bea{e4 aG 6o ne had not lost hPnor Beaten he like
AlleH hiu uohe Nhal no OTHER horse had done, The
heat over there relief in every tiobbng heart and
admiration iied every mind
The SecoDd Heof-Tle end was seem IL no m,schance
shonlu come both tho horses should be steady Dcx
tiIe Dexter was game and would last. Aud so was
Allen There future for Dexter sti The mate Of
WORD they got g I on in the second heat evenly. Al
&c zen now having the pole AS in the rs heat he went off
the middle Of the be overorced the pace and broke
Do6e having Dexter steady and trottiag well pushed
lengths ahead He had gone there in 81 seconds With
this lead there was chance for bis winning the heat II
was nearly the open space which Allen in the first heat
fa put between them, ana by which he had won that
drew to Dexter steadily His best was coming out Of him.
but again the hur1yng carried him 10 break and
| tace 10 Dexter, and Doble used IL and opened away
again from Allen Before Mace had got his horse back TO
ms gait Dexter strobe by the halflnile pole He had
done that half mile in l:o6 Here speed, in the
frst heat. He was steady. aud went honestly. Now
| looked his. II Alien should not he steady and
repeat the speed Of the first Dexter of the
heat But Mace sot Allen his work and he did repeat
e Iooy night q tie hrsl heat Awa} around the Flush
SIN, but Alien was drawing 10 him. ThS
heat belonged to either: All that Allcn
barely to win it. Intense the excitement before
II was even deeper now for now there was doqbt Then
again the hero strobe away As before Mace got Allen
Dexter Again the doubt was renewed But now Alien
was done with tricks, and rushing the pace, he drew
distance by which Dexter led him When Dex reached
the head of the straight stretch for home Mace had got
Allen within two lengths Of him, AMI the iua struggle
commenced. They came away nObly for home; they
trOcd giandy but every yard passed over Allen drew
on Dexter. The brush had brought them to within 80
yards OF home, when Allen caught and Tapped Dexter
laying there but few stride, hg beaded ana gaming nS
half Ia Of another noble heat IN ~ ZIG .,,o, e. soor
dhc Lh"d Heu-Sone ntllc une vas speI, III scorIhg
After three or four attempts they came evenly and went
away on the quickest ana on the inside Allen led and
worked Dexter and he broke Before he was back az his
york Allen was at the qnaTtcr pPic, ana 5r"ns was
the heat away His chance was 10 he steady, and let
Allen be unsteady have his mate Tire. But Allen was
INTO - forward position just held him there To do
] that IT was necessary to go at Il great pace and
hSif "' milo post in FOG He led at the same rate
Flushing tuIn. Dexter trotng most beautifully, and
stoutly. But he could not better ms position and ali
question OF the heat was at an end When Allen let the
curve for the stretch up the stand he still going at
| "a great pace hut Mace had now the game
g safe That he took his pair in hand nnln and
shut mp the open space by which he led Going thus
them. With his eye hi. shoulder Mace was
watching DObe and Dexter. Seeing tlOln approach
he gave Allen spur, aud went home
Allen rushed the pace the last half mile, he would have
lessened the time Had Dexter moi broken up in the frt
quarter. he would have forced him 20 do It, Dexter dd
tae heat IN 22l.
Dexter 10 20 . harse,s: mile heats brs, 10
Dan Maces D. L.. Ethan Anen. ...............
Time. 2j 2:lG. 2.i9
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CIUB-iFEONE PARK.
To-day. the thid day of the annual race meeting
the following named to be ana tht horses
hereinafter specified 10
FlsT RAcEHHrdl' R1ce-anicaP fpr rUss u miles over si
hurdles; The winner and %Oo 20 tlr srnn4 horse
For the Hurdle Race tAe fOOwinS-nalncd horses are
entered each 70 carry the weight Opposite his name;
Zigzag carry l5S 10 Blackbird, iJi l.; CITADEL, las ID;
Gen. Williams l47 ID. 49,
BIackbirl. S15O Citadel, $40. Gen Williams. So.
4i0o ~lsrron t. 70 the secand hers Ii,aacy, mss
1t having been pretty well a-certaiEoi last evening
what horses will start the p0Oi-sclIg ny DI Underwood
pretty brisk The pools were sold ioa lrge Assem-
blage OF gentlemen at Chambcrlau's Club House The
q entries the second announced as follows
D. John NJ Clay's b. Giiroy
2 NJ H. sanfnnls ci Earring 4 T. g. h""fc D. b. Beacon >
T Moore's Pnraeec G. r. ". ouIleous h. C. Hampton
0ur : T. ". o. Brague D. feliIottr h. imp
Mail Of Honor D. & kuthlrts a. = MorriSs h.
Monday H. r. Morri BcaPsr y D. Ngb.osi, h. = RIPLEY
Bourlon IS r. r. ci H. =. H. Reeds
r. }. s Wilson's ch b. Ouwau- lh D. y i'ons b.
Delaware. 10 wstsous Capt Mcore ~ u frrs lEs
The third race Is the Consolation Premium sn TOT
all ages miles; horses beaten once during the meet
ing allowed n; beaten twice allowed ~ n, ,,,--
r t. e sd fs carry their appropriate yeigts those for
s2OgD allowed 70 those for = 800 10 r.
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