New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
THE TURF.

NATIONAL COURSE, L. I.-FALL MEETlNG.-thE
RACES SECOND DAY-T Tuesday, Sept l9.-st Mich
ola Hotel Stake for all ages Single heat OF miles,
4 years old and To carry 100 los. 500 added
by the st. Nicholas Hotel, il two or more start
J B. Miller Ca Felds) names br Lne Flea, By Grey
T X pesweH names ar : One Eyed Joe, by Prince
Georee out of r. sisters dan, years old
Foweruames CD h. Highlander by Glencoe, dam Gas
''n'' Time Of the Heat.
F;,s. mile Second riic ~
Third mile ,.............l:52 Fourth me.......i;oJ
Same Day-Prescott House stake for year olds,
mile heats $3.50 subscription 500 forfeit ESQ added
by the Prescott House, If two or more start.
BGsl,y nspesb rerfer by Sovereign dam Mitch
Feds nance 800, by Glencoe forfeit
Green Williamson name Dr. c. by Regent dam 81, e...
Cain Greer name. Dr. Augusta, by Anderby
Ps Fowler name. icoi Gia..coci.J ar Lt;ie
Arthur by Glepcoe, dam Blue Bonaets ioei-
The four-mie was one OF the best and fastest
heats ever run on any course. Highlander, One
Eyed-Joe al Little Flea were the conteDding n1gs
for tn race The former was the iavorte against
the field at 100 10 90 and 100 TO So Large amounts
of noLey were stab cd at eNens between the bakers
of Flea and Joe. There was numerous attendance
present. But tn the race. At the tap OF the drum
they all get of well together. Oue EyedJ be took
the lead and kept II for three miles and halt ngh-
lander and Little Flea taking trailing position lea
went up and passed Hi ghleDder, and c0ared Joe on
the home stretch The excitement was intense Lit
lie Flea led the sore winner OF the heat aud
race in the surprising time of 1885, amid tremendous
cheering-his hackers were perfectly Wild with ex.
ci,emept. 0ne-Eyed-Joe, although beaten, proved
himself good horse, having run the heat inside OF
7:AO There was some heavy betting on time, the
knowing ones lay ing out their money that ~ would
not be made at 100 10 80 all OF which were lost
Highlander sadly. disappointed his Trends IN tbs
race as be tired badly after going three miles Inc
second race was forfeited TO Terriher. Todays "a
cling will be found in our advertising columns. No
less than six of the best horses IN the country are e
tered IN one of the races.
Tsor1ISo At CT gvEIAVD, OHio.- ThErsdGH Sept
7. lsc4-Msich for siO0; mile heats best } IN ) 20
$50 lbs wagon.
J,s MeCsmmcus r. John l. Oa.s'iy, driven BY own'J
Jas MeCsmmons CT l. Cream Pet by J. r. smith,
pad forfeit.
TRoTrISG IT MONTREAL, CASADA-Si. Pierre
Course, Tuesday Aug. %, 1854 Purse ss5, Tor all
second class horses. mile heats, best III $.
Mr.. GuIlonne's Black HIwk...........l
Mr. RA<sons Od John................2
Mr. Dennass fTue......-..............5 as
Mr. Psye's Grey M.rs................Ss
Time: , st-&S-2is
Wednesday, Aug. 80 Parse $50 for all tTotnng
horses mile heats, best in 5.
Messs AeCresdy and Ra~.on's Young Moscow. o
Nj. Grsttsnsb Red Brd....,................e disk
Mt. Bs-tl. Montre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aiE-
Time: A4c-asa
UsIos COURSE, NEvApA.-SuHdGy, Aug 10
Purse $780, for al California horses catch weights
400 yards.
Mr. Rsrge's Ell Grass Valley ..............I
Nj Georges N Nsvsas..................2
Seme Say-Purse 500 for all horses, catch weights.
half mile
Mr. Lehdelr, Croppy, tof Sevsds, ..........l
Mr. Csdy's Gen. Sutler tof Grsss Vsl'ey,D....2
TKor1Ixe AT wasBiS6ros Hollow, " Y.-Sa:-
xr4av Aug. e.-Prse and Stake sss5, mile hests,
best in S in harness.
Nj Rah.er. b. b Columbus !
Nj BrcxIeIfs. b N Tta...........2
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