New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

do their Office and push the horse and he does al that
remains in him. but that s htte and ne comes T the
grand stand Ever before as he passed IT, iookng gd va
winner loud cheers & ana Ratg t 6 be defeated
horse and none can cheer, bnt ali iook sOio"ie & i
and pity takes the place OF exutatoH ana JOY
defeat awaits him; ne approaches the deciding
stand he s5 1eachc KenueRy Mt y IS beaten and badly
beaten Inexorabe time nm marks 5ao 7S sRa ' X
know that beaten and yet all are longing 10 see INC
time 60 up at the ana y gGSs p os m ond T his owner
And ad m the great hron there is hardly sr 6ytb 4sIt
| and his generous master, Mr Jerome.
Mate, 70, sso 900 aside Mr. jerome betting that KENNEDY carry
I2O pounds run miles in mi3ute, 20 seconds ME @ h19e'
backing time Kentucky beaten The iour ni'es were ' " ~
| s0J ssa mile i:i3 Two omies................3.B
Thiri m ...........l:53 Three miles
FOURTH % me ifj & s Mere ON time 10 on the horse
! and much money was laid out The betting was DflsK
and heavy. srcov, D,cv
This was sweepstakes for threeyear-ods, two miles
For there were twelve subscrioer and their noma ma
tions Urbana, De COurcey, YOrke, haywood VIZ
gil. sleety, Morrissey Clement Twinkle Bonnie Doom,
ECr SS Yoke S"s Messey a. Foya and Connolly
The betting and pools made the latter IavOe aI .,oo
Twinkle SIO YOrke So They got away at the first try
and well together YOIke at once footed to the 'front.'
SS d H3d m t TTSS dSg Sat e FIRST e and
they came the stand at the finish Of it, Yorke Leading
and Flora second. The pace good, and Yorke
! led TO the Quarterpole in the second mile, where
! Connolly brushed by both Flora and YOrke, and
SoEe to to q stay S Sy h This brought Mcrrsey out and
on the reverse he brushed up TO Connolly and
rally for the lead ensued around the turn, but ConnOly
could not be headed and MOrssey fell off, ana was heid
in reserve for another dash on the home stIeGn' AZ
they came the Grand stand, nc tried IT on again. out
the result was the same, and Connolly went III clever
| winner IN 3;43i
Swers9kes foT thFeeye ods two miles $oo saPc h 4 @ VI
the stakes winner Of Derby Belmont Traes Leg Cham
pion carry pounds Twelve nominations Value Of The
! Stakes and addition, 5 800
W PennccEs c6 c James Connolly by va31al, dam by
D. acbaaisissb McIisey BY Breckenridge, dam 6 Bonnie
TSiipf nSHs. 10 Flora Mc,ci BY Lexington Sa5e
yoss %ss'sI Jte%s. cS IoIs BY Aa Jsf
Davis lO7 D'''''''' T "a
THIRD RACE.
play miles TO which the stewards added the cup OF the
value 5000 This closed with nine subscriptions
and nominations. OF these. however, only onward anu
| Red Dick came to the onward led in the pool
The S pair got WSy T@y e1 SG SSr he OT
curve onward bOlted INTO the rails and Red DcK went
per%adsf S nS WSp and SpuT got the brute back
into the course, and at his work once IN - ms ms
making the far turn The pace improved ahd
without change of position they came through the first
mile In the second mile onward sun ed 10 ths reverse
curve where he again showed his temper but dd not get
the better Of his jockey His pace however feii on ana
Dick got the Lead aud carried 1t on to the nsh ol
| the second mile They improved then galts IN the
third mile There was no change OF position now
waited When they had passed the threeqqarter
|
and made play at Dick The along the straight;
home was fine at the of the grand stand Dick
who went home the winner OF an indifferent race III oV
The Stewards cup the value Of $500 to .ve..le Of
$50 play pay miles, winners Of stakes and this year
G. %stsoSs e. b. on%a by RSso Ny Lady Glencoe
D. SeDsnisr' pl BY Lexington dam Alabama y Brown
Dick, years Old l8 '(Abe
Lanpssssa Teetwing MCTTiSseyi Delaware Bonnie
Purse of $780, for two years threefourths mile,
Braes La Henderson, Woods colt by Breckenridge and
Dowlings fly by breckenridge The pools sold Mere
MY, $3.50; Woods colt, $50, and Cyclold,
500 The start was from the ,,,l head %, Of t the
fell La Henderson stood stl, and the other four got
away Vel together AT the IN BSnf 30 teT d
appeared behind the hill when they emerged into sight
Woods colt had second place Dowlings niy third Cy.
clOid last. The was good one thence home but
BOnny Braes was good one and keeping her lead
Purse 500 Tor hreeyear ods hesquAe of mile the winner
j. 6 %s.oa.G Boaay Biae By imp B.rOvpi, Pasta
P Woods B. c by Biecicnridee dam Belle BY imp Monarch
II DoTrs cb BY BIecieiijG. ReCece. BY Glencoe
l. " jerome, ci Cycioid By imp Lapd'i cyclone ".
N ssHlioii.S Henderson By Lexington Kiii c,is
'' mp ''h''' o. ID Time i:ai
FIFTH RACE.
Purse Of $500 for all ages Il miles. To this there were
five entries, viz Clara Clarita Twinkle. sonewal jack
Mr.. MOITiss No. 8 ana Surtlne. Ihc pool ana bet
ting made StOnewal the favOrite against the field. at
about to l. The start was at the threefourth pole
quarter down the from the stand In the dust ana
distance could be seen which had the Lead When
they drew up by the Grand Stand Twinkle was in 'front.'
and all going well. StOHewall and No. were lying
back Twinkle carried the lead with Sustlne second
to the az 3 tI m 5 IN P ere 1 No S
House and around the far turn the pace was very good
and there change Of position After they had got
into the straight stretch home, StOnewal through
the neck No g. and No. at strobe by Irmbe TO
first place, stOnewa following IN SecOT's place. At 60
| home
| sOnewan him TO keep until they nearcd the far
| end OF the grand stand. Then he commenced u
! hrnsh at No. 3. But he begaQ too late. lie out
| footed No: :, Sut mad no more game. The dis
! tance' was enough TO allow StOnewall
lead and although the struggle was beautiful all along
TO the finish, and although StOuewa, inch by inch,
gained 10 the end he got his IN front and tho
colt got home neck in the lead dozen yards more and
! StOnewall would have lie began his brush too
| late, and lost the race in consequence.
$500 allowed f all Il niles horses that ha7e not
| thif allowed pounds
p Morris g. No by imp Eclipse dam Fidelity by imp Gleueoe
a. Woores gr e. sa Jackson by Lightning dam Elh by
L. eh Clara Carti by imp Lopedst dam Mcdonald
by imp Yorkshire. 5years old lo pounds palmer.
Glencoe Old lOl pounds (wm ficnr
G. H. DowHgs Luins by imp Knight Of ST. George dau by
Trustee Old Z5 pounds (Grey
The races will be continued Saturday. The pro-
gramme Of that day Will appear I'd issue Of Saturday
| THE MONTREAL RACES.
| MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-THE races commenced to-
| day The Ontario stake by InO. The United
Service stake by Jack the Barber. Greyhawk
! won the trOt IN three straight heats.
THE OFFICE or CITY CHAMBERLAIN.