The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

L. WoouruH IT. y. Roanoke.
H. w oodrun b. x. Tornado.
The latter horse did not show himself ON the track
leaving the four others to settle the affair among them
selves Village Boy was the favorite against the field
and more money offered him than found takers.
Capt Waugh was not expected to do much, notwth-
standing his previous great performances. He was,
the result of the will show out of condition and
ought not to have been entered for the purse Mary
Blame seemed stranger the course no but her
and rider having any confidence in her capabi-
ties Roanoke looked to the only competitor for
Village Boy his previously acquired fame for speed and
certainty giving him that place. although very few sup
posed he would win the There is great
bance the appearance Of Roanoke and Village Boy as
regards color, size, and action But to the race
FIRST HEAr--A number Of attempts were made to get
the horses to the stand proper before they
nearing the until the patience Of the spectators
pretty well exhausted However, they finally got
Others which she held, with gradual increase to the
quarter pole Village Boy second Roanoke third close
after h% Capt waugh lar behind having ing Broken
between her and the two greater every moment
until she reached the half mile pole which passed in
broke up and the mare falling little village Boy came
up with her. in the endeavor of her rider to her
along speedily she broke up Village Boy after
following her example. The mare, however, soon
covered but the horse could not be Quoted During
this time Roanoke had settled himself down and was
rafting away at tremendous rate. He soon in
front Of Village Boy and closing with the at every
step The tried hard to keep away from him, but
1854, two lengths ahead. Village Boy lost much by
his break that he resorted to running get inside Of
the distance hag which he need not have done for he
was rghtfuly ruled out Capt Waugh never recovered
his first break and eighth Of mile in the
SECOND HsAr.Rosn eS and Mary Blame were now
of winning were considered small At the first attempt
they got of Mary leading Roanoke close at her heels.
They kept thus until they were past the quarter pole;
when the broke and fell back about forty yards
This loss could not be recovered for in each attempt she
met with a similar mishap Roanoke reached the half
mil nOa in m he MI her
mile, without effort reaching the score in 236K Ma
ry Blame was distanced.
The YACHT CLUB.-The members of this club must
bear in mind that meeting will be held at the Club
House, Hoboken, on Saturday next to make arrange.
ments for the approaching regatta.
BARON RouoE RACES, MAGNOLIA CouRsE.-Monday,
April 10, l847.-Purse $300-mile heats.
A. Penniston's (WmJ .Minors) CHI. C. Warwick,
by Stakeholder, dam by imp Leyathan, sy.o.
Duncan F. Kenner's c. T. Buena Vista, by imp
doom ' Ell lott a. Il. carnsis9 CHI. Matl.
da Bynum by imp. Glencoe, out of imp De-
D. chsmberss a. r. jackson'sj b. e. faio Alto
by Stakeholder dam by imp. Leviathan,s 20.
Dr. A. King and H. Cages CHI m. Ellen Carnal,
by imp. Beshazzar, dam by imp. Leviathan,
Time, l:54-l5l-l:67
Tuesday, April 2O.-Purse $a6o-two mile heats
Col J; Robertson's (wm. J. Mnor'D b. Jenny
Lind, by imp Glencoe out Of Betsey Malone,
D. k.nner's b. f. by Boston, dam by imp pri-
Time, 3:54-350.
Wednesday, April 2l.-Purse $240-nlie heats.
VIM. j. Minors CHI &. Verifer, by imp. Belshaz-
Ear, out Of imp Britannia, 3y. O.. .........
Odom & Eliett's "a. H. Carnal's) CHI f. Matilda
Bynum, by imp. Glencoe, out Of imp Delight.
ID. +. Kenner's gr. C. Eolus, by Grey Medoc, dam
by imp. Leviathan, y. o. ................
Time, l:54-l63.
Thursday, April 22.-Purse S2SO-mile heats-best :
In s.
WIN. Minors CHI. c. Warwick, by Stock
holder dam by imp Leviathan, 5y.o...
ID. +. Kenner's b. I. by Boston, dam by imp.
Priam, 4y o.
Odom Eliiott's b. c. War Eagle, by Grey
Eagle dam by Trumpeter, y &c.. 2 3
D. Chamberss o. T. Jackson's) br. c. Palo
Alto, by Stakeholder, dam by imp Levia-
Time, l:66-l5l-l:53-l:5s.
Friday, April 23-Proprietor's purse 500, entrance
added-mile heats.
VIM. J. Minors CHI g. verifer, by imp Belshax-
Ear, out Of imp. Britannia: y o. .......... l
B. Davidson Co.'s CHI f. Sarah Ellis, by Pete
MILESTONE dam by Stakeholder, y. o.. a..
d: F. Kenners &. c. D. d. ", by Grey Medoc, dam
BY Napoleon, y. o..
A. H. Carnals ch: Matilda Bynum, by Glencoe,
out Of imp Delight. -. minimum.
Time, l:52-l,52.