New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

Stamps Mr. Morris's gr. by Eclipse ont 1d me
and Mcconnell & ThompsOn's b. T. lazy e'iy 4, IS
',ard tIat She was as good as Chilicothe, who nag
beaten Mr. MOrTs's hy very easily on Tue 49, ~ i" ~
the other two being three four lengths IN front peu
she started. AT the hrst quarterpo9 iuy ON fgo
quarter Coming up aS Y and seemed
try parted company with MT MOTIFS my, GlS came
with terrific rush, aud catching the IaNorIe ia t1
stride, made dead heat OF IT, IN Prt s and LADY Pc
try had the call at 800 to $50 stamps WIS on nrst I'D
the favorite soon got on even TERMS anu DVtm showed
half length front on the next quarter Dut ~ ced
up stamps steadily Uus apd won the
race cevery by half length in 1;lgt rms was eeG97
ordinary fast time, considering the weight eaii'
Fo R1swespst,Ees year Ods' 500 entrance i,a Sa
PARK or Al this meeting ave pound, eIra ,.,,o.
Mr. Sanford entered b. Stamps by Lexington dam b us ,
MoCcn5e Thompson sneedhr Lady Pety by Lexington,
dam % h; nnor.i Eclipse dam Fey.
THE CONSOLATION PURSE
NJ s.oo one mile and half had entries, all OF which
started There was Lancaster 18 lbs. Uncle VIC COLI
los ibs. Iulus 1Os lbs Sarah b. 95 lbs Lobela lOs
6S and Cen Dnke 1Ol lbs Lancaster the fayorite
at odds against the field, with Uncle Elo eoI'
~ mile when the Uncle Vic went in 'front.' ana neve.
aterward lost the advantage Lancaster go 5i9 to co
between the other horses and his rider aIrau 20 RO
aronnd his horses and thus lose Rround reservoir MS
effort for the homesrech. But tne straSht run az
Prospect Park unusually short and although lancaster
gained az every stride when his jockey called upon NM
he could not reach the Uncle VIC colt and was DeaGa
nearly length. Time, 243i Inc hahe Vi ~ IL ~
was claimed for the winner - Ill 49,, ,,l,. entrance
Consolation Purse 500 for oil ge, one e an onss Flowed
pounds. beaten ,w' ten b ToTp De Vic dam Dolly Carter year,
Mr. G Sanford entered lancaster By Lexington dam Blue Bon
ME- Mcdaniel sSs entered h. julius By Lexington dam Jna aged 1903
McD.a entered sarah B. By Planet AdegnhA tyear'
M e Thompson entered b. m Ic5ea By scotland
Mr. G' 0D DPa entered S General LsOa dam Lila
loi ib''.'''''''''''''' TIM. a.I5i
ORANGE AND SUSSEX PLEASURE GROUNDS AS
soCIATIoN-FIRsT ANNUAL FAIR
The first annual fair of the Orange and Sus-
sex Pleasure Grounds Association was held on their now
grounds in Sussex County, short distance from Union
ve on Saturday The early part Of the day was pleas
ant but IN the StSFh0On 900 H'" people were
present mostly farmers and horse breenets.
The first premium offered Was Tor s in fbree 10
harness The entries were Abraham WOODS DIX m &c.
sew Maid Dan Savers b. e. George jenkins. and j. NJ
SIandicrss e. Ffitz George jenkins wonthe first heat
and Fritz the second and third, jersey Maid belng
cane Tnnninc race for premiums OF $50. So and So
hafmle heats best two IN three For TINS We're %
j. j. Wckbams blk St Gallatln j. ADAMS s. = buch
skin Maid G. Rogerss = e. Fox, ana I'm bunker s.
Talmago Horse. After a number OF efforts 70
cot off word gwen ana tIcY All
went around IN good style, Gaatin taking the heat IN
O56 BuckstaT Maid second Fox third ahu lhe
horse last. The second neat was HheNlso | ~ ~
LATIN the Talmage horse being second Fox lrd ana ne
fourth mare, called Lazy 'ol,iilU' '!l'i
10 belong IN Paterson, was ruled OUT the entries
being confined 10 horses owned In the two
counfies Gallatin. the winning horse, II
n thoroughbred Kentucky horse, and ridden
by Gen. Fitzpatrick during his memorable campaigns.
mo horse Is sad 10 be direct descendant from old Lex
ingon. lie is owned by relative Of the Gen MI.
patrick. Tho time this was 056 05y Inc neat
was premium OF $40 for horses that had never beaten
$3.50 mile heats best three In hve 10 harness 1hTec
CLAW horses were entered for this pursehe black mare
Fanny Clay entered by Morris DOy, the black station
Abe Lincoln owned by A. NJ Terry, and the brown geld
ing Brutus owned by j. J.. Adams It was known that
the stallion had made ~ within few days past aud size
sold In the pools for two against the held Greatly
10 tile surprise of all present the little mare after allow
ing the stallion take the lead nearly the two ful turns
around the track calamity closed up the gap aud showed
her head and neck In ahead OF the Stallion winning the
first neat In 25 The second heat came out the same
way the stallion however, taking the third place this
time Brutus having secured the second Lncolns driver
was now changed aud 10 some purpose rs he THIS ue
came in neck ahead OF the mare ON the fourth neat
the mare agaIn got the lead and camo IN ON easy Jog
ahead OF the stallion. Tmc-25l, 3O3 2is, 3nl. Ire
track;was very and muddy during this last race,
and was considered al least 10 seconds slow by coWpr
tent Judges Barring the rain the exhibition was great
success aud very creditable to the new association