New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

guarterstretcb Then the clean limbed animal again
neared the lower turn Pat ana ms mate aasg & ot 1
Connolly ahead" shouted Harry Genet, ana the ches
third mile six lengths in advance under steady rein
Molloy second and Plantagenet away down the course
ing in torrents and now the pace grew hot Connolly
kept close To the inside aud swept around the curve
| rein and got the spur with vengeance, He gains,
He gains 4" was the cry and so he did. Each heart
jumped with excitement as the animals gided down the
he eraws within three lengths and h% onH man.
iy's up. Hes gone" But no. The chestnut gets hs
second wind and slides ahead with fresh alaGry Inc
iy '"t to.se, SHOWS the signs mud % from his heels.
Connolly winged his flight around he lover curyS ~ Sa
lengths ahead and still increasing MS distance. Not
@ g OF I9tgne was Icrceplpe "nJ h ms dng o II their
DOth under whp ana spur ana alhDilg alonS as - "a
feet were asleep great roar arose from he sia as
hashng eyes and dashed under the strhg ~ n
advance, I'm 1898. Pat Mal0y and his mate were OOlh
Connolly was nearly as fresh rs new entry anu Nas
tanly capable OF making another mile HIS magnificent
bottom had crowned him brilliant VICTOR Inc uine,
considering tue cOhduoh OF tbe track anu sno pCi.ins
| rain, Unprecedented very hard shower during
| more weight than had burdoned them at the start
August Belmont witnessed the race from the Judge ;
warmly congratulated by his friends the grand stand
The betting had been very heavy aud there were many
York Times OF the lucky hackers Of Connolly,
winning $500.
Purse $ 600 dash Of four miles for Al age. v,-,,,
Mp JoGa IL Ds5. saie b. Pat May 5,,a BY Lexington
Mr. Joaa H. bi5, saic l faaasenei yeafs by
Rosa Bonbeu BY imp GLENCOE
THIRD RACE.
This was a mile and half for purse OF 5000. Handi-
cap for horses only that have run during the meeting
Enanee ye per cent added inc ehtFes e, any n5
Sleety The latter the fayOrlte IN the pools a S9lO
20 $40 McDane-s entries, Lizzie Rogers ana AoueIa
nd on
start half mile up the course. Inc ram Iel DllteIy
THE uv Jockeys Wrapped In green blankets borne
to the starting point the broad shoulders OF brawny
negroes and Babcock, with his red has was Dofhe hero
In the outside bets sleety was hot favorite. After
two false starts the horses got away wei together
seety quickly nabbcd the lead and easily held it to the
close OF the race Wiley ran second Clara third, Albuera
fourth, and IlzZc Rogers last The cloud OF runners
moved past the grand stand in similar order, but win
wide gaps and much scattered. One after another they
crept around the reequarter pole ana SUN eTe was
no change the ugly gaps. remained; Down the back
she handsomely shaken OF and again fcl 10 her
! third position seety entered the home stretch with
lengthy lead the others retaining their positions and
dashed home an easy winner IN &9OA NIey second,
Purse SCOO-Dash "a miles. Handicap Tor horses only
announced Immediately after the last race Of the day
'Daiit' Entrance, per cent added.
Mr. El.r,on enter, s,e yar. by Rogers dam Ausen'
Mo- Aa B.. s5i i s5ter, D. y,y ye By uas We
IysrN
sr fipea, srte Can Can'A. yean BY imp ADed'''
Ma a'B r. Msba eSis EiGe yar BY Jsa DAVIS dam
NJ dc d .I ,s,r. c Lae Rotrr, ye,r. b. brother
Aer dana Jeaby Rose by Ggleor u
FOURTH RACE
This was sweepstakes so each, catch weght7' half
mile There were three entries, aud but two starters
Jubal, aud Fannie Workman the latter being me iaHor
c The pools opened at 500 to $o aud closed at $40 to
SO The race WIS ] tbe & nS anS dSed 6nae
S'Si'i Winner rms IN s.. seconds.
Mr J. w,ii.p p,ue, b. Z. JaLa years, BY Hp B'roWH'
NAT 1I h. % Dame, 81 F.aai, workman cs By wasaa
dam Lad fhs"n'''''' % si; "
The outward bound trains FOR Sew.York we're jammed
this afternoon Tie turf and their crowd OF follow
en-. ara gone The hotels are comfortably filed with
cct society and pleasant rooms may Dee again secured
! without trouble. Tho Hon sanford L. Church and
Jobn Morr.ry nave len the village. Mayor Hoffman and
/ 5 3 Cox are still here. Fernando Wood
/ and John A. Greene have both dlsap
reared Henry & Murphy is s here and confident that
he can break the TaInmauy slate. Morissey opposes
| Hoflnans nomination. Hohmau's chances have again
improved since hs return from Newfork. Unless haud!-
capped too heavily he may Murphy claims the del
egaes from the lower tier OF counties and Church pro-
fc.,es to be able 10 influence those along the line
/ az Central Railway Church says that he don't
want the nomination. There ~ sl chance Tor some
third man Senator Buckingham OF Connecticut arrived
M the Congress this evening. John Hunter gave priv
ate dinner August Belmont Capt Travis, ana other
gentlemen at the Union Hotel at an expense OF more
the masquerade at the Union tonight very brilliant
affair over 10000 have been spent n fancy costumes
| alone. Among the most prominent gentlemen present
are Gems sckcs Avery, and Granger aud eNGov Buck
iughnm OF Connecticut AZ midnight 800 couples are on
the floor Halls band furnishes the music. Burnett ana
| Blind Tom appeared here tonight.
| TROTTING AT wAYERLY, NEW-JERSEY.
The trotting exhibition held yesterday at
Wavery n j.. under the auspices OF the NeW-Jerscy
State Agricultural Society, Was rather thlny attended
owing doubtless to the uauyting nature OF the weather
The grounds are nicely located ia the midst of pleasant
sreutry with pretty wooded cmluenccs all around Inc
! track owing 10 the rain, rather heavy. The nrst
/ race was announced 10 take place at q p. m, Dut
owing 90 delay start was made until long after
| o'clock. The first Was mile meats, best
! three i'm five. 20 harness, for premium OF $3.50.
but owing 10 the laeness of the hour q o'clock when the
last heat could rOted the judges decided To postpone
! the race until today. -. .,.. -. a.,
In the second race for premium OF s]5O-SOO 10 the
first horse 500 to the second, and $50 10 tho third mile
heats best three IN ye aud open 10 all horses that ha
| never beaten GtO-there were hyo horses entered.
Three heats were contested two OF which were won by
the bay horse Careless owned by Mr. George Hedden or
| Morrstowu y. j. Tme-First heat, 2iO; second, 24l.
| Lady Blenchley, owned by Mr.. H. Durham OF Newark.
won the third 2lOI This also postponed,
| and will DO decided today.
| MANCHESTER HORSE FAIR.
! MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. 1.-The entry OF
horses for speed for the second New Hampshire horse
Fair closed to-day. More than fifty entries have been
made In this single department. Of speed more than dou
be the number Of last year. Tho Fair Will open next
Tuesday and continue three days. The entries Ia the
other departments viii remain open Tho prospect Is
| nrnu tu for IA