The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-12


Sporting Intsllissncs.
uuoS couRsr.-TiorriSo.- The excitement pro
duoed by the racing Of the past week. having ssbsdsd
to some extent We lsisursy sped way to thu
Union track yesterday and while observing the ssrs
and yellow leaf" falling around u.s. gave way to msd
tatvs mood which ended In the belief that whstsve,
dissppontmsnts may encounter at intervals In GU,
journey through life there ut the time many
sunny spots to admire and cheer us as We pass along
summer yet glong ~ while the old oak he cast hi:
from their high heritage moansd out to US as We
But to the trot-which Was frst. purse of $40 mile
heats, best In 5, In harness.
w Whssn entered b. m: Bellringer
Mr. Earl entered bl m Modesty
II: Woodruff entsrad & g. Grey Msdoc.
and there 1ss ::
the financial orioles as there In the quantum OF vi
tsrs both t combined with the Essthsr keeping
on the outside; Belingsr not showing The start was
very good, and Medoc and Modesy went side and side
round the turn At the quarter pole the mare was in
the lead about length, In ~ seconds which she held
to the half In l27. From thence round the turn she
gained Msdoc having broken up after lsavn
| 1852.
| Second Heat The start was even Round the turn
the mare drew away from Msdoc, and at the quarter
was two lengths ahead of him Down the back stretch
she increased the gap much that the half was
four to I've lengths in 'front.' In 1913 Medoc In going
round the lower turn gained some Of this Distance
he reached the mare he broke, fell o. and
gs.s sns neat 70 sns won by Two lengths
Third Hest-Msdoc had the lead when the word was
given BY length but the mare took 1t away from him
ere they hsd made the turn At the half she was four
lengths enead OF Msdoc In "a; and notwithstanding
that the horse was put into run by the Colonel his
driver M0dssty won the heat, race and purse in a45
to the ssSond b.s mis Sss hs.t o. S0S 70 60
the 90
W. King. ..b m PhiisdsiUS JoT s.l
E j. cqan,y tn: 49,. 49,, oh m Gipssy
lead on the turn the other. ws mn t m%
leo to tn; quarter pole the Philadelphia mare
an effort to nsss Mo.cov and sstsr nsc;ua h %%
wn .i that she 10
and
n sog tho v
and to the '0nhm'ns ' all
MOSCOW and Ph.dhs Sal wei. tocsthsr Sn
s1 to % had the
closed h
i:alK From thence round the turn and half way up
side and
won %, By tx E. Lengths TS;i IN SS 49,
ginning to end She lad to the ouartsr in 40
the half in ~ and notwithstanding Sal would break,
made it, still Moscow beat her home by length in
CRICKET MATCH There is to be match played to-
morrow, At 10 A. NJ on the St Georges Cricket ground
s cy nil ~ ths 'ns
VERSAILLES Kr) RAcEs-Ths regular fall races at
report Of each days running in The i Lexington ton
F's:r pA!~Tus:a.y. Sept -svs.p.s.ts.-sn
j. L. Bradley Oh . walking Wilson, BY Trus. '' ''-''
J. Edgsrs Oh T. BY Gano' out Of Lance.
j Ford's b. BY Grey Eagle, dam by Bruins
Time, l:54-l:ss-l:S5.
too SIS frons nile out for t.o year olS.
W Buford's eh Venus, by Eclipse, dam by Whip.
D; c BrornI blk woodford Belle, BY Eclipse, dam
Clifton Rogers: Dan Henry, by Trustee, dam the
dam OF Nathan Rice. ......... 8
SECOND DAY-W Wednesday, Sept l5.-Purse 800 mile
j. g. Boswell's CHI Belle, y. o. by Frank, out Of
Picaysne. ........:. ........... l
81. 80. :, 'O1' $3.50 4 :
r. B. shsltons CHI. T. by Wagner, dam BY Lewis
tneH. ...;..,...,: ';..c........
w n, MoCsscAsnS Gu. Dy "ano' osm Oy DIT .
"lonsro ;;:..'':'';; "a '''''''.''
s.u, D.x-sscond Rscs'Us-aSu.,.k.. for tvo war
Iobn Rssdvs oh Mar McMurtrv hv E.,,r.. a.,
Inv sss Cali - N''P''' N- !,
7 T. h LIN Cart nv Chorls dam nv
Bsrtram. - .
II Bohannon;s b q santa Anna nv Madoc ir dam
nv sidi Hamet - ''. q
Niessrs Peters & Giltner Maid forfeit
T;ma = "a
THIRD DAr-Thursday, Sept. ie.-Purse $aoo-two
n mlso nsI ss.ro.s IT. by Gre, Msaoo dam .v
Rrun A "
I'm = " =, -. -: = l
j. ~ braoieys D. H. ny wagner, dam by Wooder
D dn.
W. o RAINIER Gu. O. Itougn o. READY, Dy Decatur,
% y o.: dis
VIM buioros Fsnny Eissler, by cripple, out OF