Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
NETWORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

NETWORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
SECOND FALL MEETISG-UNIoH COURSE
SECOND DAr.-Propretors Purse S3Oo, two mile
John Hctl1's gr c. Sir Kenneth, by Mons. Ton
son, 3 years old, 81 lbs ......';.'..'
J, S. sncdecors gr. m. Columbia TayloT by
Medley, 4 years DID, 101 lbs. ........... 3 dr..
r. L. Stevens imported b. C. FattcTer, by Mu-
lcy 4 years old, l0l lbs ;..;:;:....:..... dis
John c. Stevens S. f. Cora, BY Eclipse, 4 years
old lol lbs ii sijark by Eclo:c
years old, 10l lbs. ................... dis.
Time-lsl heat, ;3m. 43s I'd, 3m. SOS; Sd, 4m. 4s.
Bcls.-Wi,h many, Coi,mDia Taylor the favore,
and bets made upon her at even against the
field but the general hcts her and Cora,
aud in some cases 100 to 60 against the field.
When the horses paradcd, much curiosity was
elected by the appearance of the English HORSE with his
immense figure and peculiar look; and when once I'M
der way John Bull was so close the heels of the daugh
ter of Columbia (hc flacrcr always follows in ladys
WAKE that coming out, the gray only won the heat
by barely saving her neck.
In starting for the second heat the EnglIsh horse was
four or five Iods behind and got dlsanccd accordingly
In The second mile Sir Kenneth went ahead; but in the
last half Cura went up to the grey mare-chacnged and
passed. and then tapping Sir kca, footed it with him
Side by side until nearly home, when the gallant Knight
NEST ungallany left the ladys slde and won the heat
handsomely. with something, too, to spare
Corr and Sir Kenneth contested the third heat aonr
the grey mare being withdrawn; but the Soul herner was
in too great hurry 10 wait for CoTaS coming up and
THIRD DAY-Thr principal interest OF The meeting
seemed to be reserved usual for the great t0uT male
day The weather rainy that even s'aid lemPrI
ancc men on this morning I" stood Il" heaVy wet IL
the day dull the people were not IT verify seemed
as r the comet the and his tall had appear
ed among us 10 frightcn tho town from It's proprety
Such general excitement has not been known since The
race between Eclipse and Henry Business appeared at
stand the Grou3eS of merchants Change, Instead OF
specializing in pilncnto pork ana other s"eelhea'S,
were taken tho odds on Post boy.
b. half past twelve the stands crowded; and op
posc on tic field, beside the tract, were ranged TWO OF
three lines of carriages extending nearly quarter OF
mile Notwithstanding the shower. brilliant beVy OF
fair bellies assembled in their Pavilion ana we near
many delicate pair Of gloves changed hands at the issue
of the race The Jockey Club stand and open space IN
front were we'll filed have seen greater Turn
out the members, while the number OF strangers has not
for years been equallcd. The Southern Iutmen were
on the ground in great force, TO beard the Douglas IN
his hall" and when we mention (among many others,
whose nalucs do to at this moInent such
DISTINGUISHED gentlemen as Johnson, williamson w he,
Seldom Adams, rayloe, Kendall, l1cth Puckett Stock
tom &c NC. some idea may be formed OF the interest
felt abroad as we'll in this city, in The result OF this
third grand contest between the North and the South
Jockey GLIB Purse $1,000, four mile heats
Robert I'illotson's CHI. h. Post Boy, by Henry
years old, lo4 lbs 80:
VIM, Jones b. IN. Bay 'faria, by Eclipse, i years
old, lol lbs. ....:.:..... .........'''.
VIM K. Johnson S b. IN. Jutand, by Golaina:f .
years old lOl lbs. Observation-Disclosures. .
Timc--lst heat. I'm. ;2s; I'd, I'm. 52s
The netting before the start 1000 TO IOo on Post
Boz against Black Heath; even, Post Hoy against the
field: and 500 100 Bay Maria did not win the money
First Hcat-Binck Hratk went off in dashing style,
and led the field for the two first miles, pace worthy
of the best days of his gallant sire-Bay Maria second
Post Boy third and Jutiona fourth. In the third round,
alter passing the stand, Post Boy went at him: and
smart rally took place. which lasted up 10 the third quar-
ter when Post Boy went in 'front.' and never headed
coming in two lengths ahead under strong pull do
ing the four miles in I'm. OBS
Second Hcat-Tlcy got off well together, Black Heath
toknr the track and with Iufiana making the running.
This was too good to last In the second round Buy
Maria went up and challenged when Juann at once
'shu up. The bay then charged Bl"eh Ilcnt and
"tricd it on After pushing him quarter Stretch he
reuGushed his post to Post Boy, who went up TO the
mare and after running with her until they passed the
stand, made dush collared her, and came away home
with something in hand, beating the by OVER two
lengths, in I'm. o2s.
The amount stakcd on this race was IN caaon -
not "a kite to fly However, the losers came down
handsomely with 'tle ready, fully determining never
more bet against the crack nag Of the Nnrth and trust
ing to retrieve the fortune Of The day on the morrow.
[.G ]. Spirit Of tie Times.
Tiro Hatchcs bctrrcn the North mil So"th far $1,000
sidc The match for s. 900 side, between the North
and South, that TO have been contested on Ss c
dnv having been decided by the latter paying forfeit,
double one rather two have grown out OF the circum-
stance. At the Club Dinner: Friday, two matches
were concluded, the one to be run over the Tree li
Course near Richmond, Va, and the other over tic
Union Course L. l.. at their respective Spring Meetings.
for 81 GEO a side each. Both North and South have
their choice of Colts though it is thought the North will
continue their favor to the barefoot Colt.-D.
The National Gazette in noticing the contents OF the
last number Of the London Quarterly Review, says that
one Of the most interesting Of the articles IS the th
of which the recent of Engshnrn in the United
&. tlpc IF Particular
and attention bestowed upon the works OF LATKohE
and ARpY. There is tone of beralty IN tins arlice
indeed positive apologies and Paiinodes-wh'cn
NAV SURPRISE all who have noticed the spirit and style oi
the London Quarterly towards our county. Witness
this passage concerning the Slavery question;
Such a traveller, (as AbdyD though he could not,
more than any other rational man, shut Ills eyes 10 Tic
sarinr absury Of that eternal cant about universal tree-
dom and equality. in country where fifth OF the pou-
la,un arc slaves, and nearly another fifth albeit legally
free arc to all ntens and purposes treated rs far!ah
castc-was nevertheless likely 10 consider the essential
difficulties Of the case, well tho gross nonsense
which has been and is nccdlrssly adding to them. 'lr
Abdy and FIVE hundred more of his class, may talk as
unr they please about the equality OF all the children
of Adam and condemn alike silly and SINFUL the Anne
rcan repuraancc 10 the notion of what they call ANAL
ranalion'-but take the liberty OF doubling whether
Mr. Abby would willingly bestow his own sister IN mar
agc upon the mcsl polished specimen OF Tic negro race
that every strutted as Comc Maynaadc, Marquis dc
Moiassc vile the Coul Of ayt and we also remain
excessively sceptcal the possibility of bringing any
negro population any thing like the Anglo-Anerlcan
standard of intellect civilization for generations to
come Certain feelings which these gentlemen so brond-
In drnnunce in the Americans, arc feelings which, right
or wrong have been partakcn by all the civilized nations
that ever came into contact with African negroes from
the dawn Of history down to the present day and they
will not yield to argumcnt-least of all TO abuse The
difficulty in which this vast and rapidly popu-
laton of alien blood involves the Government ana Legs
laturc of America great and real; and it little becomes
Englishmcn, aware, all are by whose act slave
peasanry was first introduced into her territory, 10 as
sumo high and dsdainfu tone of language as to this
subject Least Of ALL is it either wise decorous in us
to assume such at this particular time Some oh.