New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-21
THE TURF
Union Course, Long Island.

Running on Tuesday, Sept 90 1853, Match for $4,000
T. Drsrerse Logan, by imported Trustee dam BY Imp
IL Cbton..b BY ns.re dam By shtfoot Of Canary
The Running in point OF time was excellent The attend
ance a, the quite numerous considering the in
clement state Of the weather Those who took the trouble
to attend amply compensated for preer race could
scarcely be imagined The rain fell in torrents about the
time the crowd started for the which caused those
who had made arrangements for ride to change their no
tons and instead of taking spin through the mud on the
roads leading the track they stayed at home and en-
gagged in business profitable although probably not
quite so congenial to their feelings
" Gisssis. brown
First Heat-Detting about even. II there was any
preference it was in favor of Mr. Gibbons hlly The
away the FLY with the lead round the upper turn passing
the quarter pole in IS seconds the back stretch ana
nearing the half mile pole the FLY forty yards ahead
the betting on her slO0 10 $40 The y passed the
half mile pole in 81 seconds around the lower turn the
powers Of the colt conspicuousy exhibited he
gained her. and closed the gap at every stride and up
the home stretch the excitement tremendous Ihey
crossed the score head to head Time, min 81 sec.
The Judges declared this dead heat amid deafening
cheers.
Second Heat Betting The FLY went of with the
lead and led to the quarter q seconds also to the half
round the lower turn, when the colt run in front Of her
No variation occurred up the lower stretch The fly was
put up to her speed but without avail the colt came home
in hand neck ahead. Time l.53.
Third Heat.-1he colt wss now offered against the fy
al 800 10 ESQ lie took the lead a rapid pace and led
the quarter in 90 seconds the FLY wei up they went
down the back stretch side and side The coh led to the
halt mile pole In So seconds In this way they continued
until they reached the quarter pole when the colt
began 10 shake Der of This is most surprising COLT
having only had seven weeks training for this and
this being his first he did wonders in beating this
celebrated He the score an easy winner
Time. 20I.
TSioS COURSE l. l. Tuesday, Sept 20. 1883. Purse
and stake sasO-mie heats in harness.
II. Noodr uts Bob Walton distanesd
q Commodore e..
Uslos CouEsT. l. I-Trotting, Friday. Sept l6- Purse
and stake sl5o, mile heats best 5 in 5 to wagons.
n Voctr-r's br. n Lady Collins. .............lll
: neL.nehr. blue Blue Bird ............5 o. dstd
Ne-0n' ID Dennis ~ a
Lady Collins was the favore against the field, and won
very hardly Lady Relief drawn after the second
heat which terminated the the other two being pre-
viousy distanced There but slim attendance and
the excited very Little interest.
day troiting match for $780, mile heats in harness
s MsOSrsas ee
d frr' ~ s2 siia
This match created excitement among the Imam
ciers the gray being freely backed az s)J to go
previous to scoring but before they started there was
change ard the hesra became the fayorte al slght
ODDS They made very Interesting race
Trotting the Hunting PARK Course.
PHIIADEIPHIA, Thursday. Sept. Is. 1883
Flora Temple the this afternoon az the Hunting
Park Course il three sireght heats Tine ES z' 40
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
co,,risvsiou, m the Pobie sehooL for this day;
received IN the uofrlaE - 81
received II tie y d
To-. .................... 80 3
c,a,si Psiaes Ss.-- Yort, Sept % 1883