The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02
Sporting Intelligence.

THE RAcrs.-FALL MEETING. TO morrow (wsdnes-
day. Of the most interesting seasons,
at the Union Course, L. l. that we have had since the
oden time the palmest days Of the New York Jockey
Club. Yesterday visited the ground Of Robert L..
Stevens the Island, for the purpose Of witnessing
the exercise Of the several horses that engaged
appear upon the Course and. notwithstanding the
incemsncy Of the weather We were well satisfied with
the excursion Such collection Of remarkable horse
nesh Is rarely met with and the exhibition made was
full reeompense for exposure to foul weather All
formed and fully developed In every point necessary
for strength speed. and hne appearance trained
The first race on "wednesday, IL for . sweep,take Of
$500 each with soo added by tbs Course), mile heats
There three entries Wis.
&. Green's bay colt Stockton Cue, noble felow-by
Mercer, dam by Monmouth Eclipse.
LIirds brown hlly Cremons, by Mariner, dam
James Tallys bay hliy Orstrx, by Orator dam Sarah
wDknton--snothsr beautiful animal, Of the gsselle
order.
The next (rsme day IL three mile race, for purse
Of 5000, and IN inside stake Of $500 each The
o p Hare. bay mare zuliks, by Wilt, dam Mary
Lee four years old.
Green's bay horse General cass, by Clarion, dam
by John richards.
James Tally's bay gelding Thirteen Of Trumps BY
Boston, out Of Tom fAines dam.
Those are all good cards-aud the game Is open to
any others that may choose tn contend With them Tor
the purse. Only trump need do 30.
Thursday IL the four mile day. Purse. $500 with
inside stake Of $500 each. This will be very
citing race The entries as follows
Jams. Tally's chesnrt colt Tally lIo by Boaton. dam
Tom Tough feur years olda large stout f.low sym
netical aud evidently possessing great spced and
dursroe Much IL thought Of him, aud much may with
prtprety Ne expected from him lie has Won every
race that he was ever engaged in-erceptiny only
~ four mile heats. at Baltimore year ago. when he
had the celebrated Fashion ~ his competitor he
then but thrse years old and although beaten gained
credit by his performance
&. Green's brown horse Free Trade, by Mercer. dam
John niohards-hve years old Mr. Green thinks he
ain. lie has improved much since last Fall and
he then made q hne race-would have astonished his
pstitors hut for accident, drumming sray With
hs rider In the Second mile s 10 certainly noble
horse In fine condition and has fair chance OF
running away. this time. With the money
q. r. Hare's gray mare Dostona. by Boston dam An.
drewetta. This IL regarded one Of the best forr
mile that bred She IL sr years old,
q faultlcs appearance, and possessed OF limb and
We can form opinion ss to which Of the three
will ~ia In the four mile race The apparent capa-
biliss Of all good and 90 nearly equal that
Philadelphia lawyer would have to take the shsnces
We know come sporting gentlemen. experienced upon
the turf who would pay literally for the advice Of
claitvoysbt.
Having witnessed the performances OF the several
nsrs. ct different times the rand track Of Mr.
Stevens and knowing sonethipg q their previous his
tory confidently anticipate succession ~ the best
contested races witnessed IN this part of the
try. The stables Of Messrs Hare, Tally Green. aud
Laird comprise crowd OF the finest and fastest horses
In the vsrld and they will attract about the most
tsn'ive crowd Of people ever collected at the Union