Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
FAIRFIELD RACES

FAIRFiELD RACES
timr Dar-SweePake for olIs, mile heats sloe
stsnatd c. by Monsieur Tonson dam Lady C,e,,,v, a;
w% JShn'es'.S by Medley dam by John Richards,
,Sss M TGs be 6s%Co Iy Goh.Soa ay.a.Sd,
S SssIss ban ns sS
'o ris, Gs',o". eI posh Crew. by Medley, dandy
lsham Pueke.t. b Monsoon, b, Rattle, ,.,,.o or
l. pahney. be Puncn, by Monsieur Ton.on dam by
iia"". cream ;s ss's' Prime. Gamma. 4rO
Thomas "a' powelr; Lady Rowland by Tariff, dandy ro.
Richard adams fviOlc, Fame, by Masons Ra,er dam
w " W S: toe:s,ion years odd O.: q.
r%eL., heat 5 SIS SOS; SIS. 4,h do 4@ 8.
rrSmT1ose marked IN dash by Judges.
So S D. ' Ss. for a S ySs.y Club rSG Of
SsSe ~, closely pressed r.auer, Judge.
rider OF Tyehiou Of race hs,es6s pun
NEW MARKET RACES-TMIRp DAY.
rkrERsHURc, Oct li-Jockey Llus Purse, $60o-a
The high expectations OF fine sport formed upon race
IN winch The nneNampltd number of eeren horses
entered for Jockey Club Purse were even more than
realized There were four heats, aud each closely con-
tes'ed-Tube Rose, Lady sumner aud Mary Randolph,
coniencd Tor each heat until the latter was ruled out by
not having taken in three. After the first heat, tho
one halt OF Tube Rose sold Tor $500 The third
heat was taken by Mucke John. beating Mohawk only
eighteen inches. The latter named, locked him about
halt way down the quarter stretch and Tor pressing
IN too closely, IN spite OF the riders efforts bear him
OUT " was cOiJecifed that The result might have been
reversed Mohawk and Mary Randoph being ruled
the fourth heat was lett to Tube Rose Lady Sumner
aud Mnchle John, and never there interesting
ana doubtful one even TO the Fast hut tire Southern horse
nm"y prevailed over her graceful and spirited little lady
snip, ny anon, two ,n'rs OF length The following
n'e exhihi's the entire result:
James G O., h. Mueslc John by Mueko John,
VIM NJ Vests b. m. Lady Sumner. by Shawnee, 4
~ Hsni.on'. Tub. Rose, by Arab year. OIL
"%; "y""'' g. M Mary Ran oIph, by Gohannn years
4 ;''; ,$ %osi . so ss'S"s Ss s
VIM r. Johnson 10 h Calculation, by Con,en,ion,
Hector Davis c Dolly Dixon, by Sir Charles, yoar.
Z. Gcoi"'. Row Galley by Arab, year. old, 7dl.
NJ M SS,.. .t p Sslo BY H:as yea,, sd'
T"e-l heat Gun. 6s-2L heat, sm Ssh heat, is.-4h
FouRrm DAr-rwo RACE,
b1 mile three .ub.
WI a. Bow, VS., q l'a,s.Id. by y.a,."
David BY Go0onrio ' ,saS. DID, yo'' ''' dis
me-st heat 3m 59s-2d heat, 3m. 5js-won easily by Back
Second RacoNow Mako, Plate 5000 mile four sub
d BS,S,, h. moif;s ;, BY Cob old.
Wm u Minsc's b. h. May Day, by sir A,chic ss-G,
Iime-isi heat, an lis 2d heat, So. "''
Ihe last was most interesting race-about the
mencemeni OF the second quarter, Jack Downing after
taking the lead threw hi rider; and thus ex
pectations, OF his owner, were, by an accident soon
destroyed; and his colt according rale ,istanced The
heat was then left to be contested by aud
Eliza Drake, each OF whom, Gas May Day did not seem
disposed press iorw@d) lay alongside Of each other
y" o'"No VIC ISSUE upon OIUSn Accordingly, In
the last half mile, hey dashed of in good earnest
AMI Tobacc1nis proved his superiority foo" and came
out ahead uDd, a hard pull.
In the next hea, May Day dashed off ahead, until Bs
found ELIZA Drake leading Tobacr onist after which he
dropped back; but in the last round, that To-
bacconist was too much for The mare he made a noble
hut desperate effort TO overake the victor (but too ate
aud oil came in preiy we'll up together" Tobacconist
look The heat by about length aud Eliza through
only neck before May Day.
mus terminated week OF as interesting and
tested racing old New Market -Ahibed in which
la Ina. IIrT,g fbroa
prizes The field was well attended aud good order and
good ieeing oberved Our has iu enlv ned
py me c"nrour'e OF country friends and merchants and
Hotel keepers (whe,he patrons or toes of the Tu not
little prohtted thereby -Int,ligemeer