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FALL RACES OVER THE BEACON CoURsE-THIRD
DAY-FRIpAY.- Some good sport was anticipated,
and every thing was, as regards weather. &C., most
favorable. The attendance was not so numerous
as might have been expected, but at the same time
very respectable. The first race announced was


A purse Of 5000, free for all horses who never
won a purse. mile heats, for which were entered
n Conover b. h by Trustee, years old.


Col Williamsons ch John Lynes, by Trustee, dam
Charles Loyds e. by Bolivar dam by Barefoot. ears


old.


Mr.. Chas. Loyd's &. {. by Bolivar, walked over


The next was z mile race, free for all horses,
for purse OF $500.


Col willismson's h. Regent, by rriam, dam Fantai


BY u, Archy' years old ID, :. pu.u s. 90.


ley, years old.


The fsrmer was rode by Gilpatriok, the other
by ]. Laird, which at once speaks TOR the sport
anticipated Previous to the race 1t was 10 TO
on Regent They went well of together and kept
close 10 each other to the half, which was per-
formed in SAT seconds Round the TOP they en-
creased their speed, but Regent had evidently no
chance Of taking the other. L was now 20 to 10
on the sorre, who led IN BIN. 5Sasec. by about SIX
lengths in front.


For the second heat they went off well together;
the betting as previous. Regent led up the quar-
ter. but notwithstanding it was now 100 to 70
against him, Eclipse gained on him at the halt,
which was accomplished in about 59a seconds
They kept well together round the top SO as to
defy telling from the stand which had the advan-
tage, but it was evident that Regent was not in fix
for the contest the first mile was completed IN
I'm. 57secs They kept in this position to the hall
for the second mile. Rounding the top, Gilpatrlck
took the outside of the track, both well together,
but Laird came IN some three or tcur lengths In
advance, completing the two miles in 3m: 54secs


scrub race between Mr. Weber's Fldler and
Mr.. Vanwort's G. m came of, but owing to some
squabbllng was not decided when we left.