New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-13

Gown a. tBe .hii hav Ting fallen behind Coming the
home stretch Harry Booth took eeInu s"u hmf me
coud never reach the mare, VINO won EASILY, py W., w.
lengths in 5li Harry Booth beating simple Simon iou'
Ss5,d Health the pools Lobelia brought ZOO Harry
Booth ,SO ana simple tSppsd and led Booth compile
OF lengths over the first hurdle but they went oLea
second side BY sded bo ts leading the chestnut as
From mis- nolnt Lobeas chance OF winning Was never
eopardzed for she came away n nu ahead Of sim
lengths In l:5St' boo'n Nii''N"S ~
pie Simon. x.p,
p,.u,o, cors.. L. L. Sept -IIure $780, mile heats
over @ %bd n"Ts b. m Lobe, li9 HI, DoTb3g'.
II B. Todd'hr IAIT, Booth lac ID, lbs iLrs,;
wv wsdv'e' T%g.e H 'siS1 is5i O'
Tho ,Ie heat race best three in five for purse OF
ss6o tIinwed and had three entries, VIZ j. ODOnmels
CHI h General Duke by Lexington, dam Liza Dy n0 W
shire; Dr. wedons CHI b. Local by Ilghtnhg uaI Ras
nv dam Pasta by Revenue. General DUKE Was
the fayorte long odds against the eld Bonny a. e
r.nting next In esmatiOn the former sold 1Or soVV'
Benny Braes $3.50, and Local so ,., .,o ,.ro-.
First HeaL-Bonny Braes took the lead with the idypr
turn and quarter pole where the my was eoPe
Of lengths advance Of the Duke ana a1e ssr IA, n O 70
,hn Dke and the pair closed Bonny Braes the three
being all together at the hall mile Poed a n tg y of E
lead aud the now confined 10 the Two ioIe,,
between them was now T!es S pS s Toca
fairly into the straight stretch Gen Duke SHOOK on Vv
with seeming ease, and gaopped nome MlneI ~, VA ha
heat by length in li6 Bonnie Braes hVe lengths Dc
SSeomd Heat-The odds we're 500 TO $40 on the
Duke who made the running at slow pace Tor over m
mile with Bonnie Braes at his quarters ana lOca"Ro
did not go for the heat, distance behind mem III
Flushing stretch the % we9 rn UP and nu the home
stretch, the struggle continuing al inc way 70 hue half
length and Local just saving his distance Ilme iS4 .
| Third Hedi-The betting was now confined soel{ 70
Gen Duke Local selling for $40 against Bonnie Braess
s5 The favorite aud Bonnie Braes run Ofhe1 70 the
halfmile pole with local two lengths Dehnd. On tle
Flushing end Bonnie Braes beaten. and Local pass
ing her challenged the Duke and most interesting race
Local beating Bonnie lengths. Time i5t the
fastest third heat record and the best ever run OH
Long Island. -
SANE pIr-Purse $500 mile heats best three in I've
j. o Donue entered eb Gen Duke by Lexington dan Lila
Dr. By wsoa entered G b. Local BY Lightning Maroon
W Walden entered b. n Bonnie Bns, By BArosns dam
i''''' =" Tims-i:is, I:si i,'i
wEsTCHEsTER FAIR RACES.
The races on Saturday, on the Far frounus
of the Westchester County agricultural Society
very numerOusy attended, and there was much interest,"
so premiums FOR owned and kept In the country
that had 2i5 in harness mile heats best dhree
Rutzer entered Dr. stallion - A. Dolen entered en- d;
Tom - Moses whifle entered br. IN. Norah o.Nel ana
John Vincent entered CHI h. Elmsford The first heat
was won by Elmsford 24Gi; Tom dstanced. The sec
ond heat was won by Lantern IN 2ti KntzerS S nSt
and tho fourth heat was also won by ElmsloIu III
gl5. Lantern second. and getting the prize OF W
A -
mile heats best three in hye followed. r. Walden en-
tered CHI c. Logan; H. Larry entered Dr. m tlenTla Tue
frat heat was by Logan IN 100. the second,
third and fourth heats by Feurila, In lt lO24 ana
l:Ol, The third for $780, 10 al horses
mile heats three in five. To first horse $50, ana 10
the second horse $50 John Vincent entered ch H. Fins
ford A. DolAn eh. h. ". III. Taylor; III. Hlnman en- m.
Idol; X Cook, b. h. Panic. Tho first heat was won O
W III TayIor IN 23g; Elmsford dlstanced. The second
aud third heats were also won by W. H. Taylor III 1871
and 2:J5t
NEw-ESGLASD FAIR RACES.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept lin the afternoon
the ns race contested horses that had never beaten
$50 was won by Brown Nathan in three straight heats
hest time 2:il The second race, by horses that had
never beaten asa. won by Daniel Boone best tne
raj. For the third race. open TO all Troublesome, India
Eul,per. Ben TOpsey, aud Mcclellan were entered.
got the first heat In ASA Ben the second IN
9s Inc third IN 2J7 and the fourth IN 2J6. The Fair
Will close tonight.
THE LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 1.-The sixth ana
last DAY OF the Lexington was well attended The
fret race was for the Jockey Club purse Of s three
mile heats. Two entries
Magic Hurtef
hama h4ntIs.. ''''''''''''''
Tme-3.Ai 3:J1I
Second Race Consolation purse for beaten horses;
purse Of sISO. Four entries Libb!e Dunbar Was the
IsyOrite
Ihhis
Morgan scout
Tim.-Is7i 1884. 1871
The track In good condition. and the weather clear
and delightful