New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
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WV - ,o.,cbt into rcguiston with which TO convey
% escs to the scene ot tho ro and INC roads leading
,ni,tcr were llrcd with thtHh ne IccC5sstS a.
tbe cate amounted certainly To sZVyb 5 n9I
n'C nc s't While hundreds Of human u0ngs GOT
tcd Inc hi!l sides, CncLchE tLe u, ~, nm, "a
~ ret SIGHT at the contcndug horses, bi not Wnn4 10
,at with the almighty dollar 20 0o So ib.he 81 'Hr ~
closure all sorts OF people were visible mcnipE ing
saesmdn &c All o. the river counties were represented
every train OF cars aud the boats nihghs gc &
thercfOm The regulations OF the race Were my 70 c
best three in five, ia harness for purse Gi 'Ino1 ~
Judges were George Shoemaker Of Itvoh r. lun', ~
Poughkccpsc. and }. c. Hoag OF AneIla., oiiuc NJ
Buiers first appea rance this season. The pGos e Of
si01 ~ 60 Tie following is a report Of the heais =,
Frs HcaL-Boih started to score, but both went n ne
fore reaching IT, and we're sent back On ile sc 10
teft thcv came up finely. got the word ana itIt mo
o side nv side About 200 feet from the atari FacnCn
a. WORK Win Great rapidly. Before reaching INC hCSt
quarter Butler also made break ana pau u ~ two
ceH"g,i i6aS ahead AID the Conraband" mp again.
lie also behaved badly between lhere anu ybic
the daupie brown minded his business penis al his
three lengths ahead OF his rival 81 the la'tl ch
trc there being llS. Coming down the AOl'
Pntbcn broke once when Butler closed the ugly gap
i,t ,t not eUonTb 10 win FatChen crossing the score
~ ms ahead and winning the heat in 1871 When
Inc time was announced lTOwl OF dissatisfaction was
heard, everybody expecting 5J ~ GS Second heat was IN
IaV "a d Tor tc score Init as in the case Of the
commencement OF the first heat, went TO the scratch on
Pntbcns snky then took place, GIisols arms giving
ont and Iohn Doty proprietor OF the Union PARK taxing
Ms eat on tLe st6nd attempt the horses got the word
but aid not reach locality 200 feet from the score noo.o
botn broLe badly, Patchcn got down 20
work first and led the COntraband ienSih 10 tic !a
ter pole Butler again going up az that point from 'noiI
when passing that point all OF i've lengths III tc
odyanc@ his time there being Elsa Shortly after eay-
az ~ ore However he went up when Butler RAPIDLY
closed the gap. Coming down the nome htIc SIREN 'tTg
seemed To take turns breaking Patchen In3Ang Ine
last when Butler Tapped and passed crossing tA9 spio
neck and shoulders ahead ana winims INC neat III
Third IIeat-Thc pool selling was now even aI.houEh
hot Of 10 10 40 on Butler were freely offered outside
Again change in drivers made for FatchSn ih9Fhe
Don falng the reins Butler the pole. Several az
tempts made to get away the GIvSl iiiS in
ing with success Butler taking the lead, fatcneh bolIs
nm twice within q distance Of 200 feet from Inc score
Butler did finely leading his competitor fuIy
three lengths to the quarter pole. FaGhenn
seemed 10 act as though he was tired
Before reaching the half mile pole, Bpller maze
breaI but caught himself almost instantly. and thun
Grr"i in nj rafting gait reaching the hafmlle pole in
ll5 five lengths ahead OF his rival There was hoM io
none for the dapped brown. Ills breaks were terrible
ones and the daylight between him and the Contran@hd
Of such dimensions that az gave up any HDPCS %
crossed the four lengths ahead, winning inc neat u
Fo1,rA lieut. Pool selling in favor Of Butler az inc Tate
Of SlO0 10 500. Both got good start, nut nol hea.
badly, each making very pad oeGAs an "uinu wy
track On the home stretch Patche tot tc hs
oi ms rival and crossed the three lengths ahcad
winning the heat ia $3.50. Again gr0Wl al
issued from the throats Of tufimen ABOUT the guScs
stand as The time announced, ana the greatest
anxiety Immediately commenced to snow ltseIt rs 10
result OF the next and iih heal, Wlch was 10 uo'uo o
! rim Hcak-Both got the word after one or two
! him Al the quarter pole lie went up then P"tchen
broke, and finally both started ON ihn ply soon 9 60
down, Butler getting the ady;19sr - We nIi ! I'M
pole he was four lengths ahead, having MADE me llne
there From there both horses behaved Daaiy Du'
Butler seemed TO get down 10 work easier tha MS con-
pctltCr He crossed the four five lengths ahead
Of Pachen, winning the heat ana race III 49, INC o'n'
! crowd applaudinC. The following is the
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