Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-13

RACES-UNION COURSE.-NEw Yonx. JuNr &
SECOND Day The Psopfietors' Purse. $500. two
mile heats came eli yesterday aud the following as the
result:
ii. Wilkes br. Fanny Richards, by Maryland Eclipse
Thomas Jones' Rival by Eclipse, years old : A
j. H. Van Matters b. H. Tempest by Tormsntor,
years old, 2 r
r.. F. stockion's b. h. Monmouth, by John Richards,
A. shcrmsn's $. h. De Witt Clinton. by Rather, dist.
j. 5. Snedekerss. h. Robin Hood. by Henry, 6
wears old, \
Time lat hea, BIN. 4os., 81 hra, sm 49,.
Betting, field 5 10 against Monmouth Tor The money!
even Rcbin Hood Tor L., heat Field TO 1 against Ro.
bin Hoods taking the purse.
THIRD DAY.--Tbe purse won Yesterday by Mr.
G. Sevens' Black Maria. beating with great ese Col
Johnson's b. M Fanny Glue, and Mr.. Lerds h. Henry
Archer. The very heavy in consequence OF
the rain. and the time considering the OF the track
very good.
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Time Of list heat, GIN. Is; 81 heat, 6m l2s- Courier
q Enquirer.
THE RAcEs.-There were never more people on the
course than yesterday, ineres ex-
cited Tor the event OF For weeks, public expec-
taion had been kept edge and every body
witness the new contest between Southern and Northern
sporIsinen. brighter resier breeze never EN-.
hvened aud the hearts of The assembled
thousands beat high with anxious but agreeable autiepa
tons. The pride Of the South hope OF the North
were TO eonent--And Alice Grey. northern also, forna
BILE bat uncertain, as the wind that may prove summer
zephyr tornado IL the field against any horsei
between Shark and Trifle The iudorniia lie
speed and bottom OF the latter appreciated but she
carried two weight than the yaunfed of
Eclipse, and his fine at the frs, spring meeting had
put him the top OF The list Many thong III I've must W
thought lie mghibu the betting light Tor the
event was by most held TO be doubtful.
The Track in superb order; The air bracng and
fresh and the horses n fine copdo ever shown
on coufse-sDd The The ,nesnest most pitt
fu that ever came oft Long Island The time OF The
hrst heat was Tn 57ssnd Of the second SIM III There
" nothing miserable record. The Norihrrif horses
made great exerons--bui for TdHe, she merely visited
them; she let them make their time, and inst
leaped ahead ot hem AZ the end the hesta SHE could
have made better time, by three distances, The secod
heat But there call Tor it-they hadn't /; intl-n.
To pmt her up Shark had the poles aud the lead
The first heat, aud so CALAMITY confirm the faith OF his
admirers; he kept IL ill the brgnnug Of the nile when
TIi6s who had been gradually creeping up, made sudden
anil brush after him, dashed al
her place thence with though lie tried sn
under the whip, egan The lead and she won, hard in
hand. by half length only Tor his efforts had brougb
him nigh. Alice Grey led in the second heat Tor th
miles, Shark laying back 10 be merely within hi distance,
and Tfne, coureding choice Of place aud pace e grey
Alice ahead several len gihs, Tnhc follow log
smiingy till near the end OF IL, the Northern hofse
unable 10 make decent time; aud then the iresi.be
southern again shook loose the rens sud ahead
the stand Plough horses would have made good
DiaE shark and Alice did Tre msintained fame.
match Tor $1,000 side, mile bests between Mon.
mouth and Fanny Richards of after The great
race, and with much by the former. he
first heat, which alone well contested in ym. 5s
Times.