New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

UNION Counsr, l.. I-Running match for $500, quar-
ter mile out.
Owner, m Nary Dayton.
Won by 20 f.et
This was an interesting race and deal of money
changed hands Merry Dayton is clipper, and will take
AIMEDG CoUSTY, Cal, Saturday Dec TO- ls53-Run
ming match for $40 OOO six hundred yards catch weights
Mr. Dallas D. Lafx
Each horse having BEEN in training six weeks or more
they to the score in fine condition and stripped to
the entire satisfaction Of the hackers Large
bet on each by their respective friends large attend
snce Lonored The course from Stockton and San Francis
CO. and the wsy they pulled out the lard spectator
would have been convinced they had the points which
proved the fact by their backing the Stockton horse ut
long they could get bet and then betting the
odds al any rate, previous TO starting The native Cali
fornans were also up on their avore and bet everything
they had, from stage coach TO finger ring including
several head Of cattle Upwards of fifty thousand dollars
changed hands But to the They got off after two
three false starts Yankee having the start by two open
lengths, and continued leading for $50 yards. At this
point the jockey of Lark let loose his gallant horse and
shot ehead like bullet out of gun, closed the gap and
won the by sixty feet under pull We understand
another match is on the tapis.
TRoTrIYG AT SAS FRAScisco, CALIFoRyIA.-Ye Yesterday
of the most exciting and animated Of the season
TO those Immediately concerned OIL over the Pioneer
Course; a single dash of mile against time five min
utes for 81 OOO-s 900 sidebetween two of our lead
inc merchants amateur field spOrsmen. Col Bel, the
proprietor of the track has for the last ten days been
actively engaged in erecting new stand and preparing
for this great event The amateur spOrtsmen were hoR
Ored by large attendance from the Pacific Clao, aud
also large share of our leading merchants large Rum
Der fsdes gsced the with their presence dressed
in the highest fashion Of the day. Upward OF 5000 per
son were on the track and the sight they presented to
poetic eye was really sublime The batting large sums
had been posted the week previous the horse having the
call ageinst time at 800 10 500 One gentleman posted
$1,000 10 S9cO and backed his opinion eight consecutive
times the horse, when the knowing ones came ou with
the shigs which few about like hail But 10 the race
Down came the gallant Harkawsy winning in splendid
style by head in four minutes aud fifty nine seconds
amid ren ndous cheer that made the welkn mig Aer
the Jace few Of old Turtles retired to MI Henry
Chahfreus and | lrtook of his good cheer and hearty
welcome which are so Characteristic Of the host Of the
Red House"
Wedne.day, Dec 7, lsSs-TrOtting match against time
for $4,000; one mile to ESQ % wagon amateur jockey.
Mr. -sb HakAwsy BY Duty Bot, oct OF Kate Brashem
Time: .ss
NEw ORLEAss La RAcxs-USIoS COURSE, Thursday,
Dec 80 ls53Purse $3.50 for all ages year ODDS carry
ing s6 pounds T. 1907 ), no; 6, MS and upward I2
allowing pounds to mares and geldings. Mile heats
Col B. Godsbys eh by Rough Ready ont of Sally
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% Ss% IL ss ADA BY Gi.iisn Of os sccis
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Sam, Dox-Purse $780, for all ages weights as before
l. oos's Maid Of Orleans by BehaDs, out Of Alice Car
Col Ts hrss1. sa 1snds BY Imp l
Col By o tSg y.' oS S:; Ka
King BY Imp Glencoe r near.
Frdoy Dec oO-Purse 1900 but 10 pee cent added for
all ages, weights as before; Three mile heats,
Fs.ssS. E:ds: Sy:S: ::,:;.: 49,: ;,.,.
j. l. Imlsys Col 5. NJ HlD BY Black pc out OF 49,
Hannah Harris, BY Bertrand ..>...... Sfl
John Turnbufs eh Hugh l.. French, BY Imp Glencoe -
out oil imp '''' T;SssHsS Saai ioi
Monday. Jan purse s7OO, for all sges, weights, as
before -Four mile heats.
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