The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
The Turf,

rksr -Ys.tsrday the Charleston R.oss oorr., 80
the most brilliant meeting Of the membsrs Of the eIuS
strangers and vstans took place on the turf h.t hs
greeted our eyes for many year Tho weather as fsr
as temperature was concerned, could not have bss.
moro favorable. The sun shope out brilliantly and with
the exception of the dust pleasant day thsu yss
terdsy could hardly have been desired rhs
peared exbsrated at the prospect OF good sport and
the rseut proved that they gratned even beyond
their expectations At the appointed hour Zone ooockD
the three hores entered for the Of One Thousand
Dollars, brought in front Of the club and
ususi walked up and down ths track allowing the spss
tators TO admire their forms make their respso
tive sptcuations As to tho chance Of winning They
were as follows -
WI SiDklers ch Q. JtR Davis, years old, By Hsso
out az imported msrigold
Go, NJ X Singleton ch 9 Inspector, years old, ~
Boston, out OF sarsh Washington.
John Camptells eh Monte, years old, by Wagner.
dam Cub by Meioc
The whole three appeared in ane condition Monte
required some stirring up, and was galloped rapidly
several times either supple his limbs his humor-
we understand that hs ha, habit sulking la d0n
his work-or from other best known to thcss
who managed him. The other two nags as quiet
and deuute la their behavior struggle supre-
spsotor second and Jefr Davis outside. Thus placed
fort the
First Hrqt-At the word the field were od Monte
leading fer few hundred yards when Jef Davis msds4
dash st him the back stretch and left MIN In the
AL were new going at pace seldom seen Ia the drst
round of four mile heat JEFF Davis passed under ths
rfrr erst, hard in hand Monte second and Inspector
be,trods By the inlmtabe Gilpatrick-hapeine on "a
both and rur nirg like winner bding his tins to oue
down his ents after they had become wsssied
battling with erch other The second round nov
catered upcn, the rate Of speed by decreased
Monte made sucosseful brush at Jef and led At the
back ci the course, Jtf ,de splendid rush at Monte
snd put his ba saddle girhs but tho nobis
animal kept Up bis strido like engine and shook
BIN oE Monte ahead OF the others in passing By
the Judges stand both the others pressing him IiA4
hounds upon stag all going with whir wind rush that
mace ths tape that passes over the track bend and
trembie as il shaken by blast. The cheers and hur
rsbe of the crowd dsafenipg at this time aud II
smoet seemed If the echoes OF their voicss gave Ia
cressed velocity TO the speed of tho animals On the
third reuId Inspector took up the running ut Monts
and coaied him but coud not suatain his position for
any length ss time The Wagner blood held out against
the Boston stock and the way they came down tho
straight quarter n sight worth days journey to
witnvss-Monte still In advance. Nov came the last
round in the heat struggle was as aeroe a. b.
fore. on the back oftne JEFF Davis made beau
tiiul brush for the srst position but failed obtaining
u, Monte coming out winner, in the unprecedented
short time Of msutes forty two seconds boinx
the shortest four me beat made the Charleston
race course Much to the disappointment and regret
all it perceived that the gallant steed Inspector
whom the hopes OF numerous friends and who wa
so far fsvore as to have two to one planked him
against tho field dead lame and unable to continue
the contest Monte at the moment Of being drawn up,
imped IN the toreieg but after few minutes exsroiss
was as firm and elastic in his step and gar, Is at the
commencement OF the iace. Now the contest was be-
tween Monte and Jeh Davis. and excitement its
height. Doth cooled of wel--ooth eager for the
tray, and came up to the stand for tho
Second iieat.-9he start good one. Monts took
the track snd led. Jtf made infant play, and again
enced specimen of such running from the SCORE
ns was never before any In the world In
f mile race for second beat Monte compelled
to yield to JED 8 reme ndous pace but left not inoh
OF ground unoobertsd during the mile being at its ooss
about two lengths in tho On the seccnd mile .
charge OF place accomplished and at killing speed
The two gallant animals literally fed around the course.
Monte in front and JEFF In such oose pursuit that but
Jingle leap would bave brought them nose and more.
The spectators we're wild with excitement. Every np
COMPRESSED and intereet was exhibited in
every countenance Again the circle encompasssd,
failed pssr and when the tape was pa.sed the latter
bad but bare half length TO boast of The fourth and
ast mile vas nov to be and II there deeper
etng eyino on than at that time 1t has
not come W der observation Nose and tail did ths
two so over Tie turf like swslow cutting the air whso
abeut two thirds round jeff Davis gathering up a bis
powers msde heroic ard do dien dash at his
p.tor took the track, and kept up stride that Ap-
Wrestling the beat Monte who was however but .
length In the rear. The time OF the hrst heat T:a9
es tsd much sr,7ris. when t was declared but whom
heat surprse turned to wonder ana sstonshment
There H. we believe no previous record Of such
renee.
71i,d Htaf Roth were of at tap of the drum but it
wss soop perceived that the = fixed fact"
With ome lengths dstsnce between him and Monte
When about hsh Of the fourth last mile was oon-
or fro some ether reason with which made
acquainted and left third Of mile behind ut the
cote Of the race JEFF Davis the heat and In
a canter. Time Sni. 2ls
YrAR OLps For this purse but two Of the eight sub
sciter brought their entries into the ropes at the oa
J. r. Bollach's ch & BY Boston, dam by Andrew.
Wa stusrts b I. BY Boston, out Of imp. Goldwirs,
The race between there two fine anima,s wss .
spirited one but the result will show that there 10
necessity for eetai Both heats were won by the bag
huy, the first heat BY two three lengths and ths
second heat which gave her owner the pure-s vsry
handsome sum, by the-bye-by somewhat increased
distance Both heat, were accomplished in 3m. 4os.
The days sport, taken . whole, equal to any
thing we have ,esn for many years The time made q
On record in 1895 Old Bertrand ran the first four
mile heat on our course Ia 7m. AIS, when Creeping
kste @ was bis competitor; and in 1882 Bonnets Blue
WIN Clsfa fnher as Antagonist, accomplished the
distance in I'm AS In the fret race yesterday this
fastest time beat by seconds but this oonsdsr
in I'm iis = Charleston Cetprr Feb 8.
sEcosp DAs, Feb 5.-Purse $50, three mile heats
Jeha liarshon'sb h; Nat Pope by soveIeign
dsm May Elizabeth years old .:.,........ I
rowltr'r Oh. Theta, by imp. Prsm dam
Cannon, by Pacific y.nr' old. ....::...... 4
John C0mpbels br. Diamond, by Wagser
out of Bob Letcher's dam sy,ars old -. s 3
~ IL. Sir gletonr tr. z. CAPT niuor by
Monarch, dam b. Gaucus OF. Of Chrstobe,
v iinlsr, c6 :. leulcid, By wasr.r,
dan s5mmst z years Old s,o :.:a;;;...... 80
There was no second race, NJ Bulooh's oily paying
ioTis.t. aId ldc siualts c2uterirg round.
TTH,Ep DAy red. O.--JocSsy Club Purse $500, tive
Col. n. r. Singleton enter, b r uirth. 4 year, Old
by WSguer. osn, u Capta,s Nicer
2 Jostph lefrtsCn "a sr. & samuel Chiffon, yesrs
+. 5. Pewlcr srtrrr e. T. Eiza6eth NcNavy, years
Oh " Anhsssslor dam Princess Anne by Leyipthan.
fWd itsaf Jhc nprses were brought uP, and, a. ths
vord ,tart,d With leading Cation next followed by
hcNevy in which order tney came through the 6rst
while xoNayy cosed with ard passed Chiffon, leading
by length. s1d winning the heat in 352ts.
Second HtR The horsec being refreshed were agAin
led up ard though some little delay occurred from ths
restiyerss or ehiltrn they got on well together
Nrth, took TIE lead followed closely by Chiffon Nc
fpTy Little in the rear. about quarter from the saaA
TIE sttee eostd rapidly and passing Chiffon pushed
hirlh, who however. came through the round ahead.
fttrsen Ninth ard IcNGry tire contest now bsoane
most anIatiDg The tso closely tcgsther the last
quarter; on teGErg the Stand however, McNayy suo-
cetdet N fushpg ahead 81 her antagonist beating the
rgce and winning tie heat in 351.
RAILROAD FROM Troy 10 NEw YoRx.-An ap-
pl.cation has been made to the Common Council cf
Troy for the right q way through that city by the
New York nd Trey Railroad Company. The proposed
road viii b. an extension Of the New York and Harlem