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Now came the crack race Of the day-between
Fashion and Marchloness. and two prettier ami
mails for size, make and figure never came toge-
ther; If any thing the Marchioness had the adyan
from appearance. When the former stripped. che
appeared more .tremulous than on former occasions,
but otherwise'sap up Marchioness was in prime
trim, and her friends quite sanguine of the result
although some to 3 was against her She is
beautiful creature, somewhat darker than Fashion.


in color standing near, if not quite, l6 hands high


without q bemish, and was much admired by all
Fashion is somewhat altered in appearance: her
coat of satin chesnut has become figured with
spots of white hair which are daily increasing in
size, which evidently shows from what she sprung


About four O'Clock all was in readinss; the race
was


purse of $500, mile heats, free for all horses.


$500 to the second, for which were entered!


Mr. Laird's ch m Fa ho ~ Laird lue and black cap
Col Williamsons ch. m. lpatrick-pur-


pie jacket and black cap.


At the first word they went forth, Marcboness
on the inside leading, closely followed by Fashion,


with every appearance of sliding her tlme."-


They both took IT pretty easy up the back stretch


at the quarter they appeared about length apart


out from thence The gap appeared to open !; round


the top theyWere In thspOslonwell together taking


il somewhat easy, and made the first mile in ISL;
up to the half they kept very similar without any
increase OF speed round the top Fashion appea ared
TO close, and down the straight course they were


well together; at the they appeared to breast
each ether II was now 100 to 20 on Fashion, who


led home the second mile in two minutes, but
close together. At the bottom there was an evil
dent increase of speed, Fashion appearing to so
her best, closely waited on by Marchic n .ss not
more than a length behind AT the half they were


close together, Fashion leading; round the top il
was much the same, but down the straight course
strong brush was made, and Fashion came home,
notwithstanding the excellent endeavors of hei
opponents rider to the contrary, about quarter
length in advance, in 50b.
In the second heat there was 10 to on Fashion


and takers. She led ofsome three or four lengths


in advance, evidently Undetermined to lose no chance,
and kept at this respectful distance until rounding
the top, when Marchioness appeared to gain some
what; at the they were well together; they were
abreast at the distance; Fashion led home in 54
hsad in advance. AT the quarter round for the
second mile, Fashion led some three or four lengths
in advance, and increased her speed, keeping the
inside close; they kept much this position round
the top and down the back stretch, where they
both went of rather on the outside of the track,
and Fashion led home the second mile in 59t
For the third mile, Marchioness appeared to loose


still more ground but at the hals Marchioness
what recovered and made the space less between
her and her rival. but moi sufficiently so to be o.
any effect on the result and on nearing the Judges
stand. Gpatrck pulled in finding it Of little or nt
use and Fashion came in winner, completing the
third mile In 1.-THE three miles in 5 57t.
The riding Of Gilpatrlck and Laird on this occa
| sion was much admired, and showed evidentl,


they were, as they ever have been, the best jockey
Of the day. Between the first and second heat 4
the last race, portion Of the field stand tell, il
consequence OF some boys breaking IN from thu
fields and removing some Of the supporters, but M
very serious damage took place to any thereon
The following are the entries for this day:-
| n. Conover by h. by Trustee, 4 yrs old.
Col James Williamsons ch John Lynes, by Trustee
dam by silverheel 8yrs old.


Chas Lloyds by Bolivar, dam by Barefoot yrs old
| For the two mile race, free for all horses for
purse Of $500.


Col Wiliiamsons b. h. Regent by Pram, dam Fantail
| by Sir Archy 5yrs.


Leird ch h. Stanley Eclipse, by Business dam Stanley
yrs. old.


There will be reduction Of price to the cours,


to-day; for the club stand il will be 81, the pavil
l It.,pE