The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Sporting Intelligence.

Sporting Intelligence.
The SECOND GRAND Thor BETWEEN LADY surroLx
AND Moscow-GREAr EXCITEMENT AND ATTENDANCE
UGLY RuMoas-Moscow TaiUMrHASr.-.The Beacon
Course was we'll attended yesterday-ths company was
most respectable among them great numbers from AL
bany Buffalo Troy and parts adjacent support their
adopted iavorite Moscow. and handsomely they did
in every respect Money freely displayed at first
100 to 10 the Lady taken freely then it was 100 to
so with like effect Just before the 100 to
freely offered, but not taken but the hackers of
the Lady appeared to require the even agure.-
Both the animals looked in nne condition. The Lady
appeared in first rate condition; never better'
was the exclamation Of many that had known her for
years, and consequently their wallets opened
ed hands on the occasion The track was in capital
order and little or no wind prevailing, tended to make
For the first heat there good start not six inches
apart which we'll maintained to the quarter in 4Us
the Lady made bad break and showed symptoms Of
iroward temper, that is not often in her. by this
she lost some six eight lengths apparently. They
were not going at very great speed. The half was
reached by Moscow in about I'm eos. Round the top
there increase Of speed but the turn towards
home the Lady broke again, which threw her chance
backward, Moscow coming in front. The Lady
coming towards the drawgate recovered considerably
wS on
in I'm 33s As the horses we're coming in foolish
who ought know better ran on to the course
most If q brush was necessary at this critical point.
The judges reprmanded the party by name which
| ed slight ebultion Of temper
Previous the heat the odds were 100 to 80 on
Moscow take 100 to 90 The Lady led the way by a
reached the quarter in 39s Shortly after they came
beautifully together up the back stretch reaching the
half abreast, in In iess They kept thus together
broke and fell some two or three lengths behind this
the Lady appeared soon to recover as she approached
/ the drawgate, where they were well together but
Just as she got inside this point, making most beaut
u brush, the Lady broke in her endeavors the Lady
was the outside, and as they approached she re.
covered and came in head and shoulder in 'front.' amid
shout Of appreciation that might have been heard in
'y it a:s o'''' " 'A' '"'s' 1'''S nc JUDGES canes
The betting previous to the third heat was 30 to 2s
on the Lady Some Albanians and strangers reversed
the figures and iberal with the cash. There
good start Moscow leading but at rather slow pace
before reaching the quarter the Lady breasted him
thus to the half IN ll9 but very slow going as they
turned round the top the Lady broke and Moscow led
turn home the Lady again broke but sosn rscov
cred, and at the drawgate an attempt made for
soua eTsn ous n n her aem S'oks and Moscow led
wretched compared with the wellknown powers Of the
animals There were loud and long complaints Of a
throw off and person offered to bet 100 80 the
iac Others said that D. Bryant never drove in the
same style es on this in brush did he
nse his whip, custom with him quite unusual MIR
Bryant was most indignant at these aspers0ns his
character, and offered to bet 81 900 to 5000 he would
take the money but this much for the loud
takers, and they walked of Talk nothing nor
dd there appear any thing founded in fact for all the
For the fourth heat, Moscow led by neck at the
quarter they well together in Ais. It was
beautiful trot the back stretch the half the La
dy male slight break but recovered; at the half
they were well together in I'm lis; they kept thus
ward the top-Moscow looking very like wnner-
brush made but inside this poirt the Lady broke
once more losing all the advantage she had made
Moscow led home about three lengths front in 35s
winner of the heat, and adding another branch to his
ianres, amid considerable cheering.
The following is a summary =
Gen Dunham's Mo COW. w............... l |
Time, sst-a siii..a 4o-a ss5
At late hour in the evening there considera.
bic muss in the different sporting houses about
ative TO this affair Many honorable characters" refu.
sing post the pony their losses until the judges
had decided who entitled to the purse they only
aging at the close of the last heat that Moscow had
the heat not stating he had the money. Drowning
men will catch at straws"
! FALL RAcEs OVER THE UNIos COURSE, L.I-On Tues.
day next, the 2lst the races the Union Course,
T. commence with sweepstakes for three year olds.-
After which sweepstake, for all ages, will come Off
On Wednesday the three mile day, and Thursday the
last day the four mile for which Fashion and jean
neteau will most likely stnrt and most beautiful
may be expected. Sec advertisement.
! Movements or Travellers.
We very reluctantly compelled, by the profuse
occupation OF our columns with foreign news, ex
clude the reports Of Wednesdays arrivals the princi
| pal hotels. They are now suboine to many we
could conveniently announce Of yesterday and the
manifest increase the previous day may be rca.
Theatres-C Circus-the Fair-passepgers b,
the Great Britain inwards, and by the Cambria
ontwads have contrbutedto swell the hotel regis.
tries to a number we cannot conveniently record but
which may be inferred from the following abridgment:
AMERicAy-Nathanel Smith. NH samuel Guer and
samuel l. Gaer Natehez; J X. Fitzherbert, England;
| II T. Holssworth n o. w. Bakersby, Savannah; A B.
| W'lliman, Charleston A. Davy, England; J. hggin
| port J.. Fouy, New Harmony r. Heatt, NO; T. C.
Jones, New Bedford; George Browne, Boston; i. Tay
ior n. c.; l. Wells, Boston; Bacon, S. c; Dir Coke
n. ! / Rur
/ l.. Norris Phjlad.
AsroR-w H. Russell, New Haven: c. J. Johnson
Mobile; w. q Ray, ST. Louis; l.. o Whttimore, Phila.
/ ielphia Sergeant aud Harwood, Boston; + Wetmore
| ioi W. Mcdonald, Baltimore; T. Lockert. N o; Capt
| l,nd T. A Buck, Philad; Il Geett, Canada; W. ses
yer, Batavia Robert Gibbs, N III A. Livingston, Al.
oaey; Mr. Graham Unca; James Sill, Liverpool; w S
| fuckerman, w. Appleton. Boston; L. Dwl.nt do, n
| riuhugh, Mary land d. r. Ibourne, Gep; VIM Ed
yard, scotland; Francis Blake, Boston; Geo Fianc,s
| Prov; o. Cox, District Of Columbia; II Parsons Geo
laior Armstrong, Rhinebeck j. Parkhurst Albany; Jas
| II. Caldwell, Va.
CiTyA. Hartford j. G. Knight providence.s 9 Bruce
Kingston; stone, Philadelphia; VI. p Henshaw Boston
Iohn Duchson, Norfolk; T.. j. Bridge Boston; Miles
innrpin' hichmend; W. q Thomson, Boston; D w
| ,oni Com j. Pope Y > n; Edwari Sherman, Nowport;
.. W Barnes. Boston; I. Plumber, stoning,on + W
! Iohn Bosley. Charles Tucker, md; II Rolmead, j. ii
an Brood, Troy; d Fry Albany; Hon Mr. Allen, Ro.
| chester; Col Van Courtland. Croton.
FsASKLIN-William Tenny Conn; l.. s. Pease do: "
-. scoysiI, do Y. H. CONN, Tennessee; p. e. Cohen
Jon h Laterop Mchigan NJ A. johnson. Buffalo.
| son, Hudson; Mr. McCuloch, (tjreat BrltsinJ N o.
Geo. X. Davis, Trn. Gamble Auburn; Jamesoy w
Evans kingston 8 Miliiken Florida; G. A. Nichols,
phii.d; q D. Pearce, Geo; W. W. Crop, Phlad A. Cut
ter Buffalo; d. P. Minell philad; A. NJ Pratt T. Car'ns
+. " Emmons, Boston. = - $50
GLoB.-John Rodgers Scotland; John Reid, Philad
allen; Prince Joseph Bonnspae Adolph MaiIlard Boz
ientown; r Mckim, Baltimore; w Henshaw. do: Can,
Evcrard Canada w Potter, Geo w o'r'
HowAnD-J w. Bryson, Lexington; c. L. Gibson
Boston; W Walker, " Z; MIR Huntington, Springfield:
VI. Clarke, Conn; J. Hatfield, 81 Johns N n, A q
Spcer, Burlington; w. " Stewart PhiIaJ. A. r 'veeL
err Troy a. Mcneil West Troy; r Reder, Newport:
~ Lander, Newburgh; r. d. stewart Miss; C. d
Cooke, Vergennes DR. Danorth, schoharie; General L
SANFORD, DO; Conrad, Ithaca; j. j. Adams Boston; j.
Nknson, do Thos Kembe, Philad; JOS Po r. Provi.
lence George Cox, Boston; II Franklin Maryland,
J. e. Piarce, 81 Johns CANADA; Edward Hewes Maine;
VI Martha "; DR.. Parks, Boston; r.. r. Robson, Mo.
hie; Moses kimbsll Boston, II p Woods, Mass.