The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24
Sporting Intelligence.


Sporting Intelligence.
MONTREAL RACES -FiRsr Day. Aug. H-Derby pro-
duoe stakes E25 EACH and 10 forfeit for colts and fl
lies, foaled In Canada In lS45. half mile heat The
Mr. D'Arcy Boulton's oh. shepherdess. ....... l
MIR. Parish's CHI. f., out OF Emigrant. 2
Time. 50 seconds.
SAME DAY.-QUEEN's Plate, prize OF so guineas
given by her Majesty with f6 entrauce-heats mile
end -ighthths second best receiving his entrance
Mr.. Parsh's rrnd l
MIR. Lamontagues Kate ................. ,
Lieut. Cotton's Lottery. ...............
o'p' '0" limo aIst hea. a.ad, al. 3D. iSo. ''
SAME DAy.-TuRr CLUE PuasE, E75, with sweep
stak.sof fs eaeh-three mile heats, and club weights
Mr. Ten Broeck's Monsieur Bertrand.
Mr. Mitchell's Queen. ............... l 2
MIR. wikinson's Bob Logic. .......... 4 s
' Time. LIST heat ' SS.yad o:,lad GO
SECOND DAY, Aug 10 --sr. PiERnE Plate cas-, added
to sweepstakes Of ca los eaohme heats free for all
horses club weights and sbs allowed for horses bred in
the Province The horses entered were:-
Mr.. R Ryniers oh h Gildersle"ve. 8 years..... l !
MIR Wlkinson's cn IN Mise Clash. years. 80. 2
Time. LIST hsat l,62- Cd l:ov
SAME DaY-GARs~oS PLATE E2i, ADDED to a sweep
stakes Of - each for horses the property of officers in
the army aud navy-one mile
capt. jones' (l3d) CHI h snag. ................
Lieut. Cottop's ch h Lottery .................
SAME DAY. GOVERNOR GENERALS PLATE, E25, ep-
trance e. los for heat OF two miles with turf club
weights aud 10 lbs allowed to horses bred In the Pro-
vince The ENTREES were a. follows
MIR. Ten Broeck's CHI h. Sunbeam, years.. ....,
Mr. Rynd-r's Oh IN. G,ldersl-eve. years. .......
Mr.. Parsh's m. Maria Sheldon. aged ...... 3
Time minutes 90 seconds
SAME DAy-TALLy.Ho SrAEEs.- The stakes E5
each. half mile heats free for all hos used hacks,
be ridden by officers of tho garrison, members of
the lub eaten weights, and the winner to be- claimed
for ESQ. The following commended -
r hrpeM, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
Miss Bertrand. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
The company each day very respectable, and no.
thing whatever occurred to the pleasure Of the
meeting.
The following is the programme of the sports at tho
Race Course for the third day, Aug 49,
THIRD DAy-fluRpLE RAoE.-Mr. Cotons Or E)
CHI m. Lady Of the Lake; Mr.. ?. j. Ducbesnay's b. h
Mark Kerr's b 4. Marmion Mr.. John Jarvis's CHI h.
Goliah; MIR. Beachsb h. Gay Deceivor; Mr.. Mtch,lls
b. h. Sir Francis The stakes were &3 each, to which
the stewards added fl5; two miles over eight hurdles
with ~ stone
Won by st. Francis.
Lord Mark Kerr got fall at the FIRST hurdle, tn
riding his own horse Marmion His lordship In
inseusble state when he taken from the but
be revived little afterwards, and well enough to
be taken home In the Of the afternoon At last
accounts, his condition still considered somewhat
dangerous.
SANE DAy-MosrREaL Cup-feo added to a sweep.
stakes of &c each turf club Weights two mile heats =
Mr. Wilkinson's br h. Bob Logic; Mr.. Ten Brocck's
z. m. Sally Ward.
sally Ward .......... ......'...l
SAME DAv.ePeopnrrron,s Pussr-fa6 added to a
sweepstakes of e. eacn for horses bred in Lower Ca
nada; Turf Club weights from the Gross Gates once
round the winning posts heats Mr. Parish's g. m
Trind and Mr. Mitchelps CHI 6 Scufier
scuffier ..........l
SAME plr..cIrr frs.r.The prize was $50, added
horses with club weights MIR. Psrshs ch. ~ Marie
Psyton, aud Mr.. Teu Broecs's oh m Nancy Rhodes
Nancy Hhodss, ~, yItttl I
Mss'S Fs7seS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.