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bKAcox CouRsE, HosoxRN-0RANp HuRpLx AND
Foor -RAcK.-The five mile foot-racs comes of to-
day above-whichis is exciting particular attention
The following are the entries:
!. Major Henry stsnnsra 9. ambrose Jackson


liam Jaek.e1 who has g. Peter HStchsr,on -
lond for this lroquois Indian
| 8. Long Mike 10. Welsh Bantam
a. Edward Chenny IL. c. Desmond
S. VIM. Fowl l2. VIM Barlow.
The betting last evening was 8 to on the Ameri-
can Deer; TOD against the Indian; to against
Major II. Stsnnard and 3 to against any other
Even that it is done in n minutes; 5to4it Is not
done in Is minutes. Some were backing the deer
and Fowl against the'feld. Others Barlow and the
the Indian.


This is to be succeeded by Hurdle Race at
o'clock for purse of 500; 500 to the second
horse third horse to receive back his entrance
The race to be II mile heats-four hurdles of four
feet each to the mile For this race the following
! entries have been made =
Mr.. c. Duchesny, of Montreal, enters b. 3D. Hops.


Oscar swestland late from Fort Gibson t enters oh 3D.
Niagara. Crhs horse is halfbrother to Fashion)
A. Conoyer enters his horse.
The betting in this affair is all abroad The no.
velty of the sport makes all very shy. There has
been trne laid QUIT against any other horse
in favor Of Hops. There is deal of mistrust and
mystery about MIR. A. Conover's horse though
something more than common is looked for from the
half brother to Fashion II II so turns out that there
is not much sport in this match, there is certain
being plenty OF fun.


mile race to come off on Saturday, instead of the


On Saturday next comes of the grand struggle
between the American Deer, Gildersleeve, and 9th
ers, in race often miles,


This is expected, from the we'll known character
of those entered be of the greatest pieces OF
pedestrianism ever performed, and hundreds are
coming from various parts to witness It.


Coop TRoTrING MATCH OVER THE CENTREvILLE
CouRsE.-There was pretty good muster as above.
The track was, as usual. IN good order 1t was
for


purse of $50 with an inside stake of 500 for which,


Z. Bartne entered. %. 8. Trouble.


VIM Wheelan SO Henry Clay


p Hunt !" ..b g. Moscow;
even ten to seven was laid out on him. Before the
start, Trouble had the pole; Clay second, and Mos
COW outside. They got the word the first time, but
Clay broke, at the moment the word was given,
lowed close by Trouble, throughout the mile. Mos
COW winning the heat in 2:47a. There was some
complaint Of foul driving against Moscow, but the
Judges decided that they did not see 1t.


Second Heat.-After one false start, they got off
well together, Moscow having the pole one-half
length ahead which he maintained around the turn,
and widened the gap little until coming up the
strait side; Trouble came up and Tapped Moscow, land
looked like a winner, but Moscow shook him off
and won the heat in 2:46-Clay just saving his dis
tance


Third Heat-They all went off together, and kept
thus to the quarter pole, when Moscow drew out a
length, which hemaintaned until coming up the strait
side, when Trouble Tapped him, but made break at
the draw gate, and Moscow came out two lengths
ahead, in 243, winning the heat and the money
Moscow is horse of fine action, and bids fair to be
ranked among the good ones.


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