New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
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EIRsT PACE

This race was for purse 900 for horses that
beat 2:4O The horses starting were as follows Lady
Belle of Clyde. SOubrette Thomas Jefferson, aud Drift
First Heat-Lady Lightfoot had the pole They got the
word without much soaring aud went away, many OF
them breaking and changing positions before t1sy
half they broke changed places frequently but Sac:
bree ahead, Eastern Queen was second at hall, ana
Drift third while the Others were all in bunch behind
them The home not exciting Soubrette lead
ing easily to the score, and winning BY several lengths
Second Heat-saobrete led, keeping the lead till
the half Drift who had been neck and neck win East
Queen the backsretch took the second position,
and then the first at the half continuing TO lead to the
Third Hedi-They got away in promiscuous manner,
but Eastern Queen emerged from the turn
andfed throughout the heat, winning it with great ease
by halfdozen lengths. soubrette was dstanced Tme
70 Fourth Heat-Lghtfoot drawn. Belle Of Clyde
got the best of the start Eastern Queen took the lead
before they reached the quarter and kept to the score
Firth HeGt-Bee of Clyde led to the third quarter. Lady
Lightoot was second TO the first quarter Penobscot
Chief closed with her. and took the second position Dit
was third around to the threeqnarte where the
willy Mace who evidently had been saving up DRIFT, went
to the first position they swung into the home-sretch
winning the heat by twolengths and the race Time 26
EARRAesssrr PARK Oct Puse Of $1,000 for horses that had
Heyr beaten 20 & ss sT second anu SO 'D'
0f' M n;S fi F;5ssss enter: enter, S'
COM ss :TfS; JfssSsSi
Wm H. Saunders CLYDE NeTiorh en'e. m Bel
Samuel Reynolds, Pi:ticpcii Manor Me-
H l Rogers asp BGs.1; Mass enter. Iiico;
''An LOOMS ~ T In siS s:asa s:55 lisa sS
SECOND RACE.
This was for purse OF $1,000 Tor horses having
never beaten $685. and the horses eOnestng it Mere as
follows Twang TGPsey Henriea sale Zen G1 oed
naught aud Garibaldi
FIRST Heat-India Rubber Ben had the pole and Top
starts. Dreadnaught was second and the rest were
bunch at the turn and before they reached the quarter
the leading horse, with Gi6reth Knox second ana
three Quarter Twang drew away again from Knox and
Topsey, who held their relative positions at the halt
The other horses breaking and changing all tue
way up the back-stretch rapidly as to be indstn-
guishable The race home was well trotted by al the
orousy the first position, Twang coming to the score
a winner by length. Time, 21st
Second Hea-A good start made at the first trial.
Knox had good lead at the turn, which was maintained
to the naf Twang being second On the nonese ae
Tbir9 He1ITwang stock now rose pools. &c being
thought that Knox had gone up" and as they were
scoring for this heat circumstance occurred whch de
70 hedge their bets As they down for the word
Gbreth Knoxs driver drove too near the POLE and was
thrown out OF his suky. He hung to the rens after he
was overheard but Knox little frightened and was
finally let co. trotng hall way around the course alone,
Wien he held up and captured by supernumeIaIy
Another vehicle was furnished, and they obtained tho
word delay. Knox led to the quarter fol
lowed by Rubber Ben second, Henrietta third
aud Twang fourth the others trailing on the back
stretch Twang took the third position and Ben ie oe,
hind Knox several lengths The horses came 70 he score
as follows: Knox first, Ben second Henrietta third,
Topsey fourth Twang nth, Ward sxn DOT seventh anu
Fo1rfk Heat-Betting now assumed Indifferent phase,
Twang going down. and Knox receiving the credit
of being some nag" after ALL Knox led at the start
followed sharply by Ben and Twang and thus they went
to the quarter. Here Twang, on whom much money was
taked and who was relied by many for final victory
hurried his pace and took the third position AZ me ha
change occurring again until nsy tu nd o os
| ing in a winner by length Time, 2'Sl; =, $500.
| FfGh HeaL-The race was thought TO be between
Sgn's and Knox who had two heats each. and betting
was about on them Twang LED az nist, ana hioh
behaved badly tagging pea az ma onerter fts
Dot took the third place on the Dol passed
Topsey closed on Dot who in turn was close Twangs
quarter and they all were abreast Oh the
iopsey coming in first, Twang second, DOT thlru hen
rietta fourth sae NTH. and Knox sixth. Time, 2;3f
| Sirih Heat-Al were out who had not won heat,
and the adjustment of affairs lay between Iwang Iopsey
| and Knox Twang was now the popular fayOrite, and
the trio were watched with almost GREATNESS interest
through the gathering dusk OF evening Twang took inc
lead and kept it to the score winning the neat ana TUG
race Topsey second all the way around ana hnoA
Thought by many be the fastest horse OF the hree
Jagged SO much he lost the second money Tine GSlt
N.pa,e,y,xrr PARE Oct @ro,tug-Purse Of $4,000 Of Which
Grt receives $780, second horse, 500 and The e sto.
open having beaten za best three Ia 9'e lar
Benjamin Mace, N Y, enters TTaasri;;; s;di
| j. Ii. Glbreh Kepdsls Mills Me. enters bE s. A..
D A. s Boston, Mass enter. Gi Rubber
pSe Mace Il T. cn,ci: m Henrietta di
Alexander Patterson, Long Island, NY. enters eh g Az
Jo pa'aaI ha:Ssi, IT, X:%:Ycii City.
SallP,
Budd Doble Phla. ch Dot. "S
| ID. o0u"A'O' i'V' '............... drawn
| W \ Briggs Swansea, Mass, enters h. s. GarhahiL 80 us
| w. Time-2 2sE 29oi 229l. 1880, 25lA 29ll :,
Tomorrow there "A $50 race for "A purse OF sVo ana
LATER in the day the great race OF the meeting ior s
IN which Lady Thorn Lucy, American Girl, 6oldsmitn
! Maid George Palmer and Rhode Island are announced
| to start
| THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
IoUIsvILLE, Oct. 7.-There was lively in
terest taken at the to-day. The track was In
splendid condition. and the weather was beautiful For
the first race Richards Mickey Free and Morgan Scout
were the first choice selling about even in the pool The
stake for yearolds that never won race up TO
August l6 subscription. s25. Louisville Hotel adding
5000 was won by Ford's b. Wilkes Booth. Inie-Etof
il6i and 1850 The race, mile heats. IN for purse VI
$500 Tor all ages was by Richard kllgours ok
Kitty Free Tme-I7t l:4 l49, 46t. aud las FOR ths
second race in the pool selling KITTY Free was the favor
ite salle Of the Valley second, aud Emma Marie1"
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