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ANOTHER ExcIrtso Taor on rnE CsNrREvilLr TaAcx.
YEsrEADAT.-0ooD SsoRr.s AND PLxsrx or Manxy,--Tha
attendance this yestsrday most numerous
Notwithstanding tho chlinsss of the day for the month
of May one Of the coldest we ever felt with pretty
strong breeze Of wind stirring. which did tend to
promote the speed of the animals the course was not in
agood condition to promote good time being here and
there in spots rather son. in consequence Of The recent
heavy rain The sport announced purse Of $50 mile
heats best three In Eve under the saddle


Losee entered .....,,. .ch, G. Hiram


=. n Jones :. Ado. ............. .bL 8. Nswburgh


~ Smitn CO. .Er e. Medoc.


Albert Conklin Hiram, Hy. Jones on Nswbureh,
and O. Smith Msdoc. Although the purse was small
q considerable sum was otherwise pending between Hi
ram and Nswburgh soma 81 500 or 81, 600 From the
previous performance Of Hiram cohsdsrabls sxceme Mt
was 6r.hconns about aAa ths SAs Sownyy amy
figures Even on Newburgh against Hiram afterwards
Medoc was scarcely mentioned in tho betting excep in
one or two instances where some trning odds laid
that he would be distsnced the 6rst heat Even heat
was made under 2m. 4os They placed in the order
above and after some two three attempts they went
FORTH the black leading, Hiram well up near the bot
lengths and Hiram 'front.' Medoc ere he got to the
hall not three lengths behind. The half made in
and went Ss up Hiram ns Down ha Straight IsGxs
avail Hiram od home some six or oight snshths in 'front.'


Second Heat-Two to one was now freely offered on
Hiram against the field even, that heat done in
an 39s There was good start. all well together but
before they got to the drawgate Newburgh made bad
break and at the quarter weny lengths in the
the grey well the flank Of the sorrel who reach
cd the half In In l6 round tho top the black broke
again followed in quick succession by the grey; again
they did at tho three quarter pole and both appeared
more than distance behind the sorre who led home in
2u. ais In consequence Of mistake in Of the
judges not striking the flag when the sorrel got home
the others were not distanced although fully entitled to
tho honor.


Third Heat-Col Bartine now mounted Newburgh
At the second attempt they we'll OF toge ther but
the bottom the black broke ditto the sorre At the half
the Colonel went in front Of the sorrel in In 1885, but
going round the top Newburgh broke again, Hiram did
likewise, and the grey won't in front The excitement
great, and the shouts that raised might
almost be heard at jamaica Near the drawgac all three
black three four lengths behnd the sorre took
it easy home, his chance for the heat being up.


Fourth HoatDirectly after the word the grey broke
and Newburgh went In front II was now Newburgh
against the field for the heat; no thus between
the quarter and the half when he brokc shortly after the
sorel did likewise and round tho the black took the
lead to the three quarter poe at the dawgae the Colo
mol appeared length two in 'front.' but shortly after
tho sorrel we'll up. and they neck and neck
home; hne that odds offered by the spec
taton that il any thing Newbugh had it, or At the most it
was dead heat The judges doomed i otherwise, and
gave tho heat to Hiram; one saying ho won by some
deciding It was dead heat-time, sm 42s


Tho following II q summary


A. Lossee's sor 6. Hiram, "a Conkln). ....
H. Joness bL 8. Newburgh. ........3
Smiths gr &. Mcdoc. .............. ]


Time, I'm. 40s--2m. 37a-2m. 42s.-2m. 42s.