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then well trained^ and now started fairly, ivell up, and in (/ood positions, 

 with pilenty of foot and plenty of bottom, to make play, " take the lead, 

 and keep it^'' whenever called upon ; it may reasonably be expected of 

 you, that no matter how hard soever may be the Course, and severity of 

 the pace you have to run, you will never bolt, give back, nor let down ; 

 but, carrying the heaviest " weight for age," honestly, will not only 

 make a good race, but find yourselves at the Coming in Post, well 

 PLACED B« THE ^UDGE, closiug at last a long, honorable and triumphant 

 campaign with A Dead Heat ! 





