New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27

ou.r.er from Ncwown Village end less than 1--WE miles
from brooklyn.
Tn, ,rounds embrace the Wlet Farm, i4 acres, ani
UNA ,urch,sed for ss5 900 by the Company. Ground wa-
broker and the work commenced on the z2d ut since
which time mn average Of coo comprising engineer
,urycvo carIoDors mnsens, &c, have been cmp!oycd'
IN -r On have the course completed for the opening OF
the prnc races The stand FOR spectators il erected on
h course ON the line OF the Flushing Road, and 900
cc, in length 80 fee, wide, and 30 feet high. The mrs.
story is 20 be occupied for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the second
and third stories ttied up with sea.s commanding
fine view of the courre, and will accommodate 1900
r,rsons The roof has been constructed TO accon
mocntc persons. The entire cost OF the m
cudnc the cos, Of the ani will exceed $500 600. Near
the Mansion House arc stables for the accommodation OF
100 horses.
The propriotors Of the Course have established the
Turf in the North in brilliant All the specta
tom present highly pleased WIKI their afternoons
Amusement There from four ;ove thousand people
present. A large 'hinoer Of ladies graced the Course
with their prosence The Race Course reminds Of the
pamy days OF old, when the Hon J. Prescott; Hall was
Prosiden, OF the Jockey Club But 10 the race.
For the frs. race there were hvo entries Maid OF Or
leans Ellen Baeman, Madonna, White Eye and Glencoe
Ellen Baeman the favore at slight odds previous 10
starting Heavy sums were invested the result OF this
changed the betting TO The hackers OF Ellen su
felt confident Ellen run the second heat 5li and be-
came again the favorite Of the of two TO Some
heavy betting row took place this race-,he Mad
winning the les: heat and much 10 the surprise OF al
present in I.5. This race was mile and repeat Tor the
Club Pure Of 500. There inside stake OF s''o
between Madonna and Glencoe
The second race for the ST. Nicholas stake for al ages
single heat OF four miles, four-yor-olds and over ci'
ryDg bs5OO subscription, $3.50 forfeit; $500 added
by the ST. Nicholas Hoelor which the following entries
were made: Highlander, Little Flea and Reube Inc
betting was Observation-Disclosures being the favorite against
either of the other two and in cases against iae ed
The principal betting was between the hackers OF High
lander and Little Flea the former was the avore at 500
to So Highlander is chestnut geding OF great promise,
having won more than any other horse 0. his age,
and never lost bu; That the great State Post
stake on the Meairie Course La Reubes on the
course has been successful yet he has won many
races at long distances and always acquts himself with
credit Little Flea, like Reube has known defeat, yet
his career hes been very brilliant Besides winning many
interesting races ne has made the best threele heat
record This was the Metarie Course La.oeating
Arrow-in 1854. The following is the summary:
Moadov June 26.-Club Purse $500, mile heats.
W. 4. Cheethsm John L;t.os br. m Mad Of Or
leans carrying ll2 ns by BehqIe OUT of Alice CaFment
r. r Fed lanes c6 Ellen Batesn by Glencoe cary
Ing ol It's. dam by imp Trustee, years old ....2 j
G. H. Diahunt br. Madonna, by imp Yorkshire car
Iyne lCl lbs dam Magnolia by Glencoe years ODD
VIM b. Young names CHI While Eve. by Boston dam by
Sumoter, 5yesrs old carrying iO 0s. ;......3
r. Ten Brock Glencoe dam sally Ward, years
Old 'u''
Time-i:5ot-l;5la-l:5.
Sane 1oy-St Nicholas stake Tor all ages single heat
of four miles years old and 20 carry 100 bs $500
subscription $3.50 forfeit $500 added by the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Towername. ch g Highlander by Glencoe dam Constant,
J. G. Chlds Reube by imp. Trustee dam by Medoc
MI ratrck Little Flea, by Grey Eagle dam imp
Time-745.
Reube had the pole, Highlander second Little Flea out
side; they got off well together, Reube taking the lead,
Highlander well up Little Flea trailing. In this position
they ran the first three miles Reube passing at the end OF
the third mile about three lengths ahead the first quar-
ter OF the fourth mile Highlander went up to Reubs and
passed him. as did also Little Flea Reube seemed TO give
up the race, firing badly. Highlander came over the
score in hand winner OF the heat and race, beating Little
L, IN o. uba ,sfs vip his lstanpe