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FALL RACES OVER THE BEACON COURSE, HO-
BoKRN-SEcoNp DAy-THURsDAY. Another most


beautiful day for sport presented itself. The sun


shone forth most glorlously, and all the mildness


of the close of an Indian summer was most


strikingly displayed. Every attention appeared to


have been paid to the track, well as to oheriar-


rangements, SO that there should be no difficulty


as regarded facility and comfort OF witnessing the


sport. The attendance was as numerous as might


have been expected from the fact Of Fashion being


present, and an able competitor TO contest the


matter with her.


The first race announced was for purse of


500, free tor all horses-One that excited some


degree Of interest in consequence of the well
known capabilities OF the nags engaged, and we


believe more interesting match has not taken


place in this neighborhood for some time. The
entries were as foOws:-


D. Tours b. h. Webster by Priam out of Fairy years


ODD Jacob, red jack and cap.


Charles Ll9yds BY Tom LanFioTd, ,out Of M M0ulnare


Col j. Wiliamson's b. Mable Winn by Rawton, dam by


Sir Archy, years od-W. Smith, blue jacket and red
Alfred Conovers Livingston, by Trustee. dam by
0Henry years old-A Ransem, red and white jacket
and cap.


They all showed forth in good STYLE Mable
VIM, most beautiful animal, about the size OF


Fashion, only her more young blood showed forth


on every trltilng occasion, as II "eager Tor the
fray"


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Winn the field the favorite, to 3 on either of


the others. They all went off well together TO the
half mile, where Mable led, the others within a


length or two behind. They kept thus reund the
top and down the straight course struggle took
place at the distance between her and Livingston
but it did not avail, Mable made home near
length in advance, the others well up, in 52.
The second heat the grey led, followed clio ely
by Mable Winn, who went in front at the bottem


on nearing the quarter they were all well together
and made a very pretty picture; blanket would


have covered the whele, they were we'll together


at the half, Mabe appeared to have the lead, Liv-
ingson second, and they maintained this position


round the top. but on nearing the three quarters,
Livingston came abreast of Mable, and a most
beautiful brush home took place, Livingston lead
ing in about of length In 5Sa, the others about


five or six lengths in the rear. The riding of Smith
on Mabe Winn and Ransom on Livingston in this


heat were much admired, and for youthful riders,
deserved great praise.


To show for the third heat, Daniel Webster was
absent. Livingston led the run in gallant style
closely waited upon by Mable to the quarter, the
other about length behind, and they kept this po-


ston to the half at the three quarters, Livingston
appeared to take the lead, but all well together /;
down the strait course Mabe made bit of a


brush but appeared to shy about the distance, not
keeping on strait course, and Livingston came
in about two lengths in advance of Mabe, the
third about the same distance behind the latter
Livingston winning the purse. Time 81.
The result was as folOws:-