The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Sporting Intelligence.

FALL RACES OVER THE UNION COURSE, L. I-SEcoNp
DAY-WEDNEsDAr-.-The attendance yesterday
much better than the previous day but the weather
very chilly, and great coats and wrappers il
great demand-ndeed horse cloths not desp spised
The track in pretty good order but rather dusty
The first $780, Jockey Club Purses, Sloo to
cond best horse three mile heats s. Laird entered br
Mariner by Shark of Bonnets Of Blue. T. Kirkman
entered ch m Marchioness, by Rowten, dam by Archy
years old.
Both animals looked fne-never better and two prot.
tier creatures seldom together. Mariner
the avore previous to the startin some instances 10
to laid out upon him.
lead, which she maintained throughout though with
out al efforts the part Of Mariner to the Contrary
particularly in the third mile but without Hei
Lady ship having taken the lead appeared to maintain
throughout, and led home length in front in
5m sis
Previous to the second heat the figures were reversed
and the Marchoness became the favorte first at 10 to
shortly after at two to one Mariner showed any thing
hut an inclination for the contest there consdera
BILE difficulty in getting him Off Some six at
,empts we're made. AT length the drum tapped, and
they went forth, the Marchioness leading a couple OF
lengths, which shd maintained to the half mile where
Mariner came pretty well up Round the top pretty
and home at the end of the first mile half length
front, in about 2m They kept much the for the
second mile in about I'm sos. At the commencement Of
the third mile 100 to 10 offered the mare, but
takers She maintained her position round the top
the straight side. Coming in, MIR. J. Laird the rider
to increase the speed but the archioness led
home clear lengths in 'front.' performing the three
miles in 5m $685. The riding of j. Laird, Jr. upon Mari
ner and Barney upon the Marchoness, bean.
tiful Both showed their style and powers to the graft
fcation OF all present
The second piece of sport was for purse Of $50en
trance $l0 added-mile heats.
II A. Conover entered ch h. by Langford, dam
Charles s. Lloyd entered br h by stanhopo, : 49,
dam by inc. Richards. ...............4 "
j. X Van Mater entered bl g by Middlesex, g
Only Mr. Conovef's horse and Mr. Lloyds showed the
former rode by colored boy of the of j. Thomas
the latter by W. Covert This the favorite previous
10 the start He led the way but at the quarter poll
Conover's horse collared him. in about 55s It was
pretty race round the top both well together they
approached the drawgate 1t most interesting race
bo.h having increased their seed considerably, bot
Conover's horse led home neck in front, in I'm 52s
Previous to the second heat il 10 to on the chest
geher which they mantsinedto to the half mile pole.
king most beautiful race round the top Ten to two
offered the chestnut and they oacheo
he dIawgate, the latter leading 10 to offered upon
him. The chestnut led home length in 'front.' winner
with ease in In 65ts
TRorriro ON rHs CENrREvILLs Track, L. l., YEs
rERDAY.-Most Of the parties present at the Union
Course, after tho termination Of the second race ad
lourned to this track The first tro was match two
ol BaItne named. ........ e e. John Anderson
was 10 to on Peter smith They went OF wsi tn
sether At the quarter, the grey appeared lead
pie Of lengths which he maintained round the top the
b. h. tried hard for it at the drawgate but no,
cessful in his endeavors The grey led two lengths
the end of,he first mile, in I'm COS. They kept thus
half where the br h. appeared 10 gain upon the grey
considerably but directly after broke but
cd. At tho threequarter POLE il a most beautiful
and exciting trot both going well At the drawgste the
br. n came in front and led homo q couple OF length,
IN front, in ON. 32Is.
II was now to on the br. h. They went of well
together round the bottom the grey took the lead
maintained to the ED Of the first mile in an 42s "
was thus round the top for the second mile AT the draw
gate the Colonel came in front in dne style and held
nome couple Of lengths in advance, in 6m. 26Is.
They went wei. Of together for the third heat. John
Anderson led in front much before at end OF the
hrst mile, in 2m 40s they kept thus to the half and
round the top Just at the turn down the short side
the Dr. h. was on the outside but shortly afterward,
turned across the grey and took tho inside track
completely shutting Bartine chance out and led home
some two or three lengths In front, in 6m. 26s The
Colonel made complaint of the driver of the br h. "a
conkiln). The Judges after consideration, de-
cided the br distanced In consequence iou driving
and DECLARED John Anderson the winner.
Then succeeded trot for purse of $50 mile heats
hest IN under the saddle, Tor which the following
horses were enered:--
Z. Bortine, ch. & John Msfft ......l
1onklin X. White Tux % dist
r. F.s x. Ephraim Smooth. ........2 q
ID. W. br Andrew.
Time, 50-o a0-2 53t.
The last named did not show
II was well contested respects the two best horses
but won easily by the Colonel
TRorTiNo ar Bosror--On the Cambridge trottng
course Tuesday, q match came OF between Hector
and Black Maria best three In hvc Tor purse OF Sooo
Hector made a clean thing Of hlst heat, IN 27s; "a,
an 3as; 3D. 2m 32s On the third and last heat Black
Maria was distanced. Hiram Woodruff rode Hector,
nd Gaot dwa rda Black Maria