New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
THE TURF.

NATIONAL CouRsE, l.. I-LAsr DAY OF THE FALL
MEETISG-Sdturday, Sept. 23.-Ihree races in one
day. First race propretors purse for 500, two mile
heats between McGraths Selim and Granite, which
WAS won by McGrath in two straight heats. Second
race club ru-se, 81, 5OO between Ellen Bl'eman, Col
Grayson anu Henry; three mile heats. Ellen had
the call against the field at 100 TO 80 and after the
first heat 100 TO 40. GraysOn won the second heat
the betting CHANGED at 100 to him; the third heat
was a dead heat Ellen would have won II II her sad
die had not got displaced; she won the fourth nea,
and race, however, as easy as roDg OH iog. inru
ard best race of the meeting CLUB purse OF SEJJO;
four mile heats for which there were tive entries: ked
Eye, Reube, One-Eyed Joe, Little Flea and High
lander.
Atthe tap of the drum the horses dashed OIL for the
heat Red Eye with the lead which he maintained
tlrouplo out the heat winning il with apparent ease
in j2I. The betting after the heat was changed AT
100 to 40 on Red Eye against the field. Second heat
Highlander bounded of like a deer, Rcd Eye and the
remainder in full chase; the heat was won by One
Eyed.Joe, Little Flea second, Red Eye third this
eat was the best and most exciting IN me race ana
was run in 739. The result of the heat induced great
shouting and demonstrations of delight all knew rue
heat was very fast During the great excitement the
other hore the had been lost sight Of all the
knowing ones were puzzled how to bet their money
each hacker of his favOrite horse thinking ms chance
as good as any. Third beat-fOrty -hYe minutes
having elapsed and the conit stants having cooled on
finely thew were sgain called to the sand, received
the word and let 90. Red F. took up the running
from the jump, and kept up succession Of brushes
from beginning to end, never giving his competitors
who were much the heetest the slightest opportunity
for saCk ening their speed or going eaiy; Red Eye
of cot re won the heat and by length or two
Reube second. Time e:O7i. This race gave great
satisfaction to all present aud every went home
wen pleased with this day sport. The following IS
q summary If the above race:
First Saturday, Sept. 23-Propretors Purse,
$500 for beaten horses, weights as ABOVE TWO inue
heats:
n b Cbeaihau's John Lttles en- 2 McGrsth by Glen
dam BY John Richards, years
Tbos W DoswelTs Dr. T. Sein, by Epsilon, dam Beta.
W " Gi,bous's gr Granite, by PoSdore dam Andrew"
Tines: iSi; s45a
Sane Day-Club Purse, 81, 500, free for al ages
weights Is above, three mile heats
J. b. yneT's Oh. Ellen Bstensn BY Glencoe dam q &,
hy Trustee.
r b Chez ihtrn's III. Chsppslsl oh. b Col cray q =
son dam Ann Bell, yesrs...............';; :
Peeg Biakeley's Oh. c. Henry, By Glencoe dam hI, j.
sidofa. -
r Ten Broeeks ca. :. Auow, BY Boston dam 'eh- 49,,
Time-5:4ll; 5:45; S:5I 6:0ll-
Sotc DGy-Club Purse SO 600 four mile heats:
John Belcher br l. Red Eye, b. Boston dam BY ,
Prism syears...................:
Thos " Dosw eli names z One Eyed Joe y flince
George out OF the dam Of Rsgulus, yess ......S
T H. Whi'e names eh Reube, BY Trustee cam Min ,
strel
J. Miller names b. Little Flea c.n iHiSite1' y, .
Ac'Eon 6 years.
O. Garter CD b. II Oh suisT, BY Glencoe dam j.,
T.me-7;i1.; 7.ss; s.07i.