The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25
the eecond time, and was only beaten by neck.
Time s:34. The following is the summary
Black Hawk b. b., Albert Conklin. ...... 2
Americas, b g., Geo Spicer

the second time and was only beaten by neck.
Tine 81 The following Wing, s the summarya
Time. s:2s~s:ao-s:a rgss
Between the above heats the contest for the purse
came of (Which, in point Of speed, was dashing af-
fair. Jenny Lind was the favorite, she having given
evidence lattsrly of most extraordinary speed The
result prove the wisdom Of her hackers In the first
heat, she played with SAL and distsnced Passenger
and in the second heat she shut the Philadelphia
mare out which brought the race to an end sum
mary will suffice for this race, there nten
ton during any portion OF it,
jenny Lind, w. Whelan. .................1 i
phiadeiphis Sal W. King ."'''''''''''.'' adi'
Time-2:ssh- 2:s5h. $50 'N
TRUSTEE, the horse that trotted twenty miles within
hour, last week, the track during the after
noon, looking remarkably fine. He was driven round
the twice by Mr. Bartine performing zach mile
in about 1850, and seemed capable of going dozen
miles or more at the fame rate He Is wonderful
piece OF horsefesh.
HARLEM PARK TRorrrNe CouRw.-The pacing con-
test edyertsed to come off yesterday this track
postponed, account of the weather, until the
fret fair day.
NASHVILLE RAcEs.-The fall the Walnut
Spring Course near Nashville, Tenn, commenced on
Monday, the 25th ult. The Daily Gazette furnishes
the subjoned report =
MosDAy, Sept. aS-swespstake for two year Odds
500 entrence-S25 forfeit-me heats =
5. Fl, Bugg'sb Senora Love, by imp. Leviathan,
oen 1' " S G. nardinss C. BY imp Piiam dam BY
Time, i:55'
SAME DAy-SEcoNp interchangeable for three
year olds--S200 $50 iorfeit--two mile
Col George Elliotts b. f. Eliza Butler, by imp.
Leviathsn, out of Clara Howard. 5000.
Bradley Towles's CHI c. Durango, by imp Priam,
Cen W. G. Hardins's s. T. friors, dam by imp.
A'''A'AA"' Time. s:iis;:;.
TUESDAY, Sept f26 -Proprietor'sl purse, s2oo-two
W. G HardiDg's br, f. by Epsolum, dam by
E. odum's eh g. BY wagner dam BY imp.
o, TOwless br. +. by Broker ~ o....... o 2 8 3
Time, 47-405-3:44-3:47H.
WEDSEsDIY, Sept. G.-Sweepetake for three year
olds- two mile heats -
G B Williams CHI, f. Jane Watson, by imp. Pram,
J, sSss Ss sh Kitty Purysar by imp Ain.
derby, dam by imp. Levathan. ...........2 2
Time, l:49-l491s.
THURSDAY, Sept. 2S-Jockey Club Purse-three
You're Lucuss CHI f. Puss Lucus, by Wagner,
- dam by imp Leviathan y. o............. l
Shegog Hufman's CHI. f Mary Douglass by
wsgner, dam by imp Leyiathans ~. o.. 80.
Time, 6:15-610
nashville JOCKEY CLuB RAcEs-FiRsr DAy-The
fall races over the Nashville Jockey Club Course
menced the I'd inst. The weather was very incle-
ment-notwithsanding there pretty fair turn
out The following summary tells the result Of the
racing -
entrance $25 forfeit mile heats =
Gen. w 6 Harding'sb C. by imp. Priam, out of
R. H. peytons Oh. f. by Eclipse, out Of Tribe, by
Time, 2:00-Track heavy
SAEK DAY.-Second Race. Sweepstakes for untried 8
year olds-$75 entrance, $25 forfeit-mile heats -
G; B. Williams b. f. by imp Priam, dam by imp
bIubter L !
H. w. Poyner's G. +. Delta by imp. Priam, out
Of Gamma, by Pacific ;..:,............ dr.
Time, 155
Poyner's FLY got false start in the commencement
of the race, and two miles before she could be
stopped.
SEe oNp DAr.--The track yesterday was in better
order than on Monday and the weather was delight
full The pleasant, bamy atmosphere, and q two
mile race, drew together a large attendance the
The race was won by Prora, in two heats,
with ease.
.rE.pAy. Oct. 3--Purse S250-Two mile heats -
" g. Harding's Priora, by imp. Priam dam
by imp Leviatban
G B. Williams CHI. f. Jose phine Branch, by
Wagner, out of Fleta, by imp. Leviathan-
w.
A. Yourle's CHI f. Ann Clifford, by imp. Glen.
coe, dam by imp Mark Anthony-4 y.o.... dr.
Tims, 4:04-359.