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rHF HrkUts R,cT.--'rhi- move. race ud
st the Beacon Course Yesterday tor purs" ol slO0


-Four horses entered "iDisowned, belonging 10
Mr. Dixon, aseIennar, surgeon olths city Hops,


. bay morse from Toronto, belonging to Mr. R.eh.
ards OF hut place " Ilnfkeway.' ridden D., Gal
higher, and Mr.. Conoecr'- horse ridden by Iiunn
Woodruff. rhr Two iost horses were udden bv
Their owners. rhc attendance at the course was
large although not numerous was anticipated.
The start was good, the horses keeping well Ia.
geiher until they reached the third hurdle, when,
Hiram Woodruff was thrown. bur not badly hurt.
The first heat wa won by Di.1wncd. rnr
second neat vas contested uninIy ty Disowrcd"
as Ga..achcf B. horse refused ,lt second hurdle nnd
rolled over vad his rider. The nder ot e" Di-.
owned Tell sncr going over the last hurdle and ap-
peared to have Injured himself, although he mount
ed imnriiacl, and made the best play he could


tai- heat however was taken by " Hops. Mr. DIX
on afterwards tainted aud was unable 10 nde the
third heat, for which Hops" started with the IN
dom,able Gallagher. The Toronto horse had the
heat all TO himself Tor Gallagher horse baulked Al
the second hurdle and only nter being put
a, it four or i've times, and came in about 10 mn-
utes after Hops in time to run through aud not
over the last hurdle. The following was the re-