The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21
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ne Fstisssi Csssve was Ven attssAsA ysstsrdAy-
better tha on any previous day q - meeting The
grad staad, octwtthstan5isg IL tmusos. size Vas
qsits f~l whiss tho Geld contained large number Of
vstioass Il al kinds; and yst, from the nuassr aud
character Of the horses u run 20 expected
to 80 larger crowd suoh Geld Of herses - started
yesterday for the club purse Of Geo. two mile heats
vsre Lover before brought together viz r. p Pieps
br. o. Wild lrishusn, by Glsa 700, dam Mary Morris;
W H. Gibbons or Granite, by Polydors. dam Andrew
eta; J. Beohers b. h. Ped E,e, by Boston, dam by
Priam john Ltte's hr. f. Maid Of Orleans by Bs,huns
cam Alics C"rnesi; W Bsrpers b. g. Berry, by sovs
rsiga, dan by Glencoe, and J. Carriers oh. c. Gnret
Davis By Glencoe, dam by Sir Leslie
Wad IHshmAn won the race in haad In two heats
dtanoDg Berry and Garret Davis In the 6rs heat and
Maid If orleans and Red Eye in the second He at
the PRESENT time, probably, the fastest horse ths
turf at mile or two mile hests Lite Little Flea, Of the
same stable, he out Of conditisa last sprng aud
made but very indifferent he il nov up to the
mark and does his work with will In tho first heat
yesterday, on the secord nile he ned to away
with his rider. and opened a gap on the bsckstetoh
sufficient to have dstanced ali the others and There is
doubt but that would have been the result had not
his trainss bectOned to the rider to pu him as he
entered the hcmestre.ch He came up the str ,tch
on hand gaop, dropping the flag Carrot DAVIS and
Berry.
BY W Gibbons, OF New Jersey colt Of great promise
well propoSionei stylish in scti Of good asu al
ites and although Dot in Gee condition he should
bsyf ben, made most excellent He was very
little thought Of previous to after the rst
heat facte against Red Eye and Maid of 0resn
The sis on ss race rs the st AZ ono huodo
70 sixty sgsinst Wild Iisbmhn Maid Of Orleans this
latter being backed even against the former These two
wtrc looked upon the two fastest in the race, an
very large cunts were stsfed them Red Eye
rot considered better tn Berry Garre Davis and
there was no betting on him twas the opinion Of
ihose who knev him best that could run as fast
soy Of them when he cho but that he could not b,
1sd en- :, in short race beng .Saios t, sulsi1s
should have been: While Gares Davis was not
torec in the betrg circles He evidently far amss
the dsg could never fall his face 10 B4T But there
Ia little reliance to be placed horsefesh at this
Of the ,earth.y right day and wrong the next
subscription 500 forfeit $3.50 to be added by the Irving
House II two started, which Allied with Wild
Irishmsn, Ellen Batem.n hcGrath and M.donnA, WAS
not run, none OF the entries coming to the post.
TIE TWO MILE RACE.
Fi,a Hdt-Aaid of On the inside of the
track Granite rext Wild rist third Fed Eye fourth,
started ncei, Carrot LAWS taking the lead at the
tap the drum the others all in heap When they got
ths Ts turn they a. = u
fourth, Grant,. fth, Berry last about lscgh apart.
They In this way down the backstretch uu, at thu
rishmsn ran up and passed Red Eye and then ran in
front Of Garrett avis the Ia ter fafog back Maid OF
Orleans made dash ON the lower turn, and cut down
Irishnan passed the judges side and side, making the
mile in 1853. Red Eye and Granite we're close their
made tremendous rush after leaving the staod shot
away from the Maid OF Orear and opened gap OF half
he entered the bsckstretch and faster than
At every bound he increased the space between mss
and The Others and as he rounded the lover rrn tney
were more than cistancs behind hm Red Eye, trau-
lite, and the aid kept close together, while Garrett and
Berry far behind. As Wild Irishman came on the
HON sst tch his traner beck oned to the rider to pull
him up, which order beiog Obey 3D. taken In ha od
and came home galop Red Eye half dozen lengths
three four lengths behind them, Berry aud
Davis disanced. The time Of the last mile was 164 aud
Of the beat SAT.
Second Heat-One hundred to twenty on Wild Irishman
against the Geld, with few takers the a. ers being
satisfied that it was folly to BET against hin Red Eye
backed against the Maid, and Granite against them
both. At the start Rcd Eye went off with the lead,
Granite second Wild riahmsn and the Maid together
On the backstetch Grauite in front Of Red Eye the
latter appearing to give up runnog and he fell In
the rear and as they approached the Mansion House the
race became intensely exciting. Tbs Maid ana Wild
Granite and the trio had desperate brush up the home
stretchSo the stand The Maid lcsdng Irishman about
hioc Time Of this miis l:5oM Tho Maid couii hold
ont no lopgershe lost her gp and fell behind Granite,
he latter sticking closely to rishman In this way they
down the backstretch and around tue lower tarn
Granite sttiv herd and uselesly to overtake Irshman
hout The shadow Of chance, the latter under
hard pull all the and had lots of speed to spare
when called for He came to the stand three four
enghs ahead Of Granite, making the last mile in Il,
and the heat ia 44 Red Eye and Maid of Orleans ran
the last half mile in company and the dsta &c dag fen
some time before the, reached it, The following is
summary
NAnoSAI JOCKEY C1us R.crs-rAu MxrrrsG-rmRD
DAY-Wednesday sept 20 Club purse 81 900, two miles
heats.
man, by Glencoe dam Mary Morris, 4years old,
dress red and red. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W. II. Gibbons named 8. . Granite, y Poiydors.
John Bslcher named b. h: Red Eye, by Boston,
dam b, Priam, years old, dress blue and blue 2 dis
r. B. Chsatham named John Little's b. f. Maid of
Orleans, by Bethune, dam Alice Carneal, years
old, dress blue and white. Recommendations dis.
damn Glencoe
J. Carter ter named ci e Davis by Glencoe
dam y 81 ass1s IT. years DID, dress blue and 70 ~ d.
s ssss 1' I; s,sss mile m,;:
Total........... 8As Total ............ sA
The races today will be for the proprietors purse OF
lbs for which there are three entries Dr. M Gertrude,
BY Chorister Cam Haria Black, aged; b. 8. Berry. BY
sS,erssp dam by GencSs years old and John Hop.
Letcher Little Arthur, Terraer and Glencoe colt are
announced % run for the Metropolitan Hotel stake.
Tickets for the remainder Of the meeting will be s.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTIEG.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept 2o.-rIotipg match, s2,oco-Me
beats best three In hve. TO $50 ID. wagons
a. Jones named Z Frank Forester ........
H. Woodruff named b z Joe Huested. ...... 2 2 2
Time. 2A4A-2:44-2A3.
Theatres and Exhibitions.
BROADWAY IHHArsE-Mr Forrest is TO appear 10 his
great persopation Of Cardinal Rcheleu this evening" in
Bulwer's historical play OF Rcheeu the Conspi.
racy" The farce called s'As Like Two Psasn win
also BE- played.