The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-09


The Turf.
Frcm the Dstreit Free Press, Oct.
$500 mile heats two in three The satries W
Aehillh's Boston fny Cara, three years cid, ard Mr.
Es H.Ms sls-inx ' sss s is'a oo,e Car. had the
track. beautiful start made aud the horses vsat
mech and neck e =. ne three s" whore Kay
Snosd Hsas.-Ksty had the inside. Clara challenged
.sS :.s'S her f. the , s.EI tine We.
mile post whore Cara drew shsad and led to sssre b
THIRD Hsa-ChrA took the lead the atari and kspt
II through the mile coming home ia 21sk, winning tie
heat and the purse.
purse had BEEN offered by the Club.
The FIRST ofthe regular raess va. trot .s hsata sss
Tail, General Taylor, Lady Marshall and Billy Mura.
Firs Hsm-xfter four false stats, the horses had
beautiful send Of Lady Marshall broa: badly At Ne
round winning the heat in 259 Billy Hard oaa,e N
cond silvs Hi third. Lady Marshall Vas dstanssA
Silver Tail saah Of whom broke badly several times
throughout Ry getting to his work only at the draw
s.ts where Silver TAIL broke making Billy ne second
ssa~d Hsal-slysr Tail led from tn. .ssrs, wi.na.s
the heat S without si. h In sSS ss,s .pd
did the breaking alternately.
third Hsdt-Ahsr three false stars, the judges a.
nouncsd that they would start the horses tho osxt se
led Billy broke and General Taylor took the Lad,
Silver Tail The General broke At the when silver
Tail passed and lad ~ in 200; General Taylor,
PJauth Hsat-ln this heat at tho solicitation Of We
person who had ridden him during the drst three heats,
by his owner and led from the drawg.e the three
Quarter pole without skip Of imporl Al the three
quarter stake General Taylor came MP p 70 ana psssa
TAIL third Silver Tail threw shoe ON the ssssnd guar
ter Of tn heat
Fva Hsaa-Billy led past the quarter pole, whs. ~
broke and was rassed by Geoeral Taylor who led -
score, without break, $50; Billy second size nil
This race was purse OF sl5o-slOo 10 the winner
and $50 the second best The $50 Of taken
The following ia . summary Of the race
General Ia .,......................" l !
s sils H 1aii . sai..
iA'' Time a:5a.a:ia-a:5c-asa -a:s"
This was followed by single dash of mile, for SIS
catch wei shts The Gencoe Frank, and N
untried hlyall owned or raised in Michigan. Glencoe
the purse. Time, l5S.
TRNNEsegE RACES.
NASHVILLE Sept. 2s -sweepstake for two year elds,
slCO entrance, $40 forfeit, mile out.
Gen. W. w. Woodolk entered b. c. by Sovereign, dam
by Stakeholder (half brother TO Compromi'e) l
J. Aversion entered b. c. by Sovereign, dam by LAVA
p Fowler entered e C. Lutte Arthur, by Glencoe dam
Blue Bonnet, by Hedgeford ............ =
THunspAy Sept 29-Jockey Club Purse 500, mile heats
r towiers Oh. {. Kangaroo BY Glencoe dam by
Col G. Eioi,'s CHI s. BY Ambassador, gu, 81 Mary
Time, i56-i56J1.
FIFTH DAY. Friday, Sept 3O.-Jockey Club purse, $2oe
| Gen. ". W. woodfolk entered B. f. Martha Dunn by
Sovereign, dam by Stool holder, year old......
Col J. q Guild entered ch c. by Wagner, dam by
Time: sS2-sS4,l. ''''''''''
KENTUCKY IAChs.
IorEvnI4-OAKIASD COURSE Oct l.-nreliminay nss.
| mile heats, $1oO entrance, play pay.
| Ship Baekss. C. Bob Jordan, i years old, by
imp. Jordan, dam by imp Priam, out Of the dam
Cheatham walkers ch G. Big Spring, by imp
Jordan %is,, dam IN s BY imp Barefoot re
Glencoe, dam by imp. Levathan. ............... IS
R. P. Fields br. c. John Raine, by imp Glencoe,
out OF the dam Of Croton and Greyhead. d.
Tine 200. Track very heavy.
OAKLAND CornsE LOUISVILLE KY.-The arst day Of the
Fall Meeting (sd inst } was for the Thomas Stake"
three mile heats purse $780, With $500 entrance
which was won in two straight heats. We annex ths
r. 7. Fields s. Ellen Bateman 5 year old, BY imp
,o Ss1i1t a'% m %p If ss:a. YEA, old
Berthuue, dam Alice CarHeal by imp. Sarpedon 2
- Time 6.69--5.49.
| VIRGINIA RACES.
FAHrHp CouRsE, Oct. 4.-5weepstskes, $780, nne
heats for three year olds.
C. N Green entered CHI. c. Granite. ...........
Mr. Tally entered DR. trump's ch. colt. ..........
| Time l551a-l:5,.
| FAIRFIELD CorRss-Second Day October 5-The r.ee
was for purse Of $780, two mile heats for which there
were four entriesllorence White Eye Die Clappertoa
we had before the sand and being several
inches Thick which not Mt all improved broilp9
and stiff breeze, that kept the whole course cent?
puay wrapped in heavy clouds OF dust The purse WAS
taken by Florence, in two heats under steady uuH
| Below We time and place the entries -
OP Hare's sh m. Florence BY Herald, dam. Re xs.a
| years old, 81 lbs. /
Ihos noswells eb. g. Wcite Eye, by Boston, dam
| Barbara Allen years old, 81 lbs. ...........l z
| John Walsh b. m. Die Capperton By Boston dam
Belamra, years old, LOT lbs. ............,o
Thos G. Bacon, br IN. Pauline by Glencoe dam BY
fTam, years Old W IpsS.... Dis
Times H-3 81.
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RACES.
CoLUhHA COURSE, WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct She raAo
the Columbia took place advertised srs
was quite good attendance The did not prove
very exciting Sorrel Hiram had everything his evn
| way-he having won the in thru straight heats
under dead pull all the time Old Hiram l. herss that
few steod Humber amongst the naSs
Of the turf at the North and although has done no.
thing Of late worthy Of his fame yet he have an
the game of oden time We in hopes that he win vet
be trotted with Of the fast ones, where he win
have chance to display his speed We not g. that the
proprietor engaged in fencing the track whish with
other improvements will make his house place Of resort
for those who wah good country dinner and ns sport
We also learn that about the LIST Of our Prince
Georges county friends will have sweepstake race for
three year old colts Five already entered for the
purse and there will be the exciting race that haa
been seen for long time in these diggings Recaptua.
| ton Of Wednesdays
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