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June, 1863.
June, 1
By invitation, the mounted officers of our brigade accompanied General Negley to witness the review of Rousscan's division.
There were quite a large number of spectators, including a few ladies.
I was introduced to General Wood for tile first time, although I have known him by sight, and known of him well, for months.
Many officers of Wood's and Negley's divisions were present.
After the review, and while the troops were leaving the field, Colonel Ducat, Inspector-General on General Roseerans' staff, and Colonel Harker, challenged me for a race.
Soon after, Major McDowell, of Rousseau's staff; joined the party; and, while we were getting into position for the start, Generall Wagner, who has a long-legged white horse, which, he insisted, could beat any thing on the ground, took place in the line.
McCook, Wood, Loomis, and many others, stopped to witness the race.
The horses were all pacers; it was, in fact, a gathering of the best horses in the army, a