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The late rae,s Of Fashion and Fty'oHG.'-"
:. now admitted by every one that condition won
the match over the Uninp Course, aud subsequent
events have most signaIly demonstrated that Inc
.bOrkers of Peytonn,' with many OF the sou''''
orD miners. counted their chickens before they
were ha,cLcd.'


Now TIM, the two great rnces are over nnu
III, Sc familiar with all the details can mPar""'y
review them, it is surprising that fash'"" '"u
p. .v,,nn should lave done so well. Peyionn
after long journey. succeeded IN winning me
hos, race she ever made. her time beng greatly
su,eror, in comparison, than that made over The
.surinp board' courses at New Orleans. fash'on
was greatly frightened; when brought up TO start
amids, grea, and turbulent crowd she was IN
nm agony Of fear, and as much covered with Pers-
n;r,,,on rs after the heat was run! Fashion Is a
doce animal. gentle as lady's Pafrey; fe!'ona'
on the contrary, is as savage Boston, and cares


little for any crowd. This race was an exceed
!, Civ desperate one. end Psytana viii always 'ee'
In, effect il. Barney wore the asgess 81 spurs
and used Them unriringy. Peytonn only beat
Fashion three prrts ola length, That rs,'Fnshlo"'S
read was on Peytrua's faux. AID the latter could
no, have le. in day light bttween them to have saw
cd her life. In the second race at Camlen Fash
ion vas horse of another color. u nd it was o"-
ing simply to Laird's magnanmity, who ordered
his son to pull up Fashion and 'Iet Peytona IN
bnndsomely,' that Pey,ona was not dis,anccd =
The report that another race was to come oil on
tho Canton Course, near Baltimore. is incorrect
Fashion has been ,urned out and will run no more
I'll spring.