New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14


day Jan 49, 1854. Pacing match for $1,000 mile heats
IN harness.
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the run closed ana the occasion drew together
an immence crowd the day fine the track in good
order the atmosphere cool and bracng enough to keep
ing trim The well earned reputation Of Syerta and his
deemed invincibty caused his friends stand
work longer than the facts warranted it well
defstood that Poe ahontss bite and the race to
suit her. being mile heats in harness. 100 to rs were the
cnr Mt odds and taken freely The result above
shows the odds given were on the winning side although
she goes Gle down in the Juveniles think Mr. Eoh
has one in his stables that can hunt her to hole
before spring We shall have several good spins soon OF
which shall keep you posted. But to the result
First Heot-The horse won the pole and they got
good send off, the out footing Silver and taxing the
track going round the turn she made bad break ana
came almost standstil Silver opening gap of some
40 yards upon her Dimck however getting his mare
TO her work. closed it up. and after pitiied bush
down the backside drew out good length ahead which
che maintained TO the stenc. Time 2:25l .,
Sfoond he0t-The mare had now the call at dollars to
des and takers Silver acting badly throughout the
heat and PocahoDtas coming home at an easy gai IN
2:34l.
TRor1Nc AT Nrw ORLEANS, UNION CouRsI-Wedue'
dog January o. ls5iPurse $3.50, for hotting horses
Mile heas, best in 5, in harness.
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This beautiful trOt and there was large number
vious to starting.
Tvesdov. January 3l-Trotting match for 1000 Two
mile heats in harness
Samuel MeIssshlins M Green Mountain sisd'
Time 5O7507
Before the start the betting was nearly eyen' the Maid
being rather the avorte The Course was in good or
der the time fast and the money won handy by Flora
NirAIR1r CoUR,E-Fcbruary g. Match mile heats.
beet three in i've
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South CAROLINA RAcEs-WAsHISGros CoURsE-
CaARLEsroN.-H Wednesday, Feb. ], lsj4-lockey Club
Purse $1,000 fer all ages years old carrying 80 lbs
4lo2-5, il2-6 1901 and upward, l26-allowing lbs
TO mares and geldngs -Four Mile heats s ,,.., ov,r
The rs. day of February was ushered in by an atnos
rere bslmy the breath Of zephyr and sky uncouded
and blue Italy itself could boat was luxury even
to breathe the air and to get away from the hustle OF
business and the citys thoroughfaes Yet the course
presented 'but sparse gathering to honor the glorious
weather and enjoy the opening OF the week ieV,ss
Much excitement had existed the subject Of the great
four mile day as il was understood that Highlander and
Red Eye neither of which probably have their suPeros
racers in any country were to De eompetIors pf
This expectation prOstrated by the purchase OF high
lander for $4,000 by Judge Hunter of Alabama to run in
the great stake New Orleans in April The result OF
this was that the beautiful mare Nina belonging 70 the
owner of Red Eve the only entry and she appeared
In beautiful condition and gaoped around thus easily
SnSdavIFebruary Handicap Race for the Jockey
Club Purse Of 5000, three mile heats.
COZ sinsision c T. by Hero 5 ye.. ola fo.hsr..2 2
hsid Of hdsse0n0s Fiy ys. 5S Sle IS
Same dot-Mateb, two mile heats.
4. Eduss entered Mari Brown .......''''.''''"l
J.B. Moore, entstea E. By Hero; ...'''''''''".'
Same doy-Single DASH three miles
John Hopkins
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