The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
VOL. Xxx.
The Turf
SOUTH CAROLINA RACE,

SOUTH CAROLINA RACES.
PISrnlz CouRsE, s. c., Jan. l7.-FRsr DAY-rwo nj
J. B. Moore's b. m. Juliana, years DID, by Equino.
W. c. Reeves b. b. 8 years old, by Monarch,
w. Nelson. eh. g years old, BY Eu:aw shark
p j. Tsts's Oh. M 5 years old, santa Anna, dam
0' N0"'0A rme-a:a.ss::5i.is..' '
SECOND DAY, jan ls-Purse s240 two mile heats.
J. B Moore's Julsna, years old, BY Equinox, dam
j. w. sasyess ch year. old, BY Eutax shark
a'm 0s AuA'0'0uf Mme.5:Ss.e;:s. 'r'''-
THIRD DAY, Jan. ls.-Purse $3.50, two mile heats.
Mocres en- Henry - ZsSn old BY mpo1
w. Nelson's ch. T. Dyspepsia 3 years old, by Santa
Anna, dam BY Monarch. .....;;.;....:...:...;.
J. W. Masyck's ch c. years old, by Eutaw Shark,
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LOUISIANA RACES.
METAIRIE CoURsE-Jan. l8.-Trotting Purse 500, tw
mile heats harness, free for all horses that have
shown 2:40 in public.
Mr.. Reed entered Cecilia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Dimick entered Tom Oliver. .............. /
Mr.. King entered Woodpecker.
Tines :30-530-5:30.
MIrAIRH CouRsE-Pacing. Purse 500, two mile heat
In harness, free for all horses.
8. +. Rice entered r. g. Silver Tail. i
X. H. Boaham entered g. 8. Frank Pierce. I'd
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SAME DAY -Trotting-Purse $50 free for sill trotte
never having shown minutes in public in harnes, mi
heats best three in five.
0. Dimcks b. z. Simon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gns1s: 5T"ps.: H.n BSe GA. Angel
rims-aash~ S5i-a:5ojI..: $3.50
CALIFORNIA RACES.
srss ys
Mr.. G. n. Fergusons Fred. Johnson...... "a
Mr. J. l. Eon's Lady hac........-...... . IL
" H sse sasma:as-asS.a:ss.s ass~n'
PIONEER CouRsE.-suSDAy, Dec. 24-Purse 81, 0O0 rub
ming match mile heats, best three in five; weights AZ
Mr.. Dunns Fred Kaye
Mr.. Kemble's Pontiac .........................2
mr. "'Na'' rns"i:55.i:5i.i:5iy. ''A"'
MONDAY, Dec 25.-Trotting- 5000 mil
heats, best three in i've in harness.
8 Ecelshimer entered br g. Big Boy. :.:....l Q I
G.. Ferguson entered er g: Glencoe Chief. -. o
John Crooks entered g. Highland Chief. 8 dis
Observation-Disclosures
SAME DAY.-subscription purse $500, for PAGERS,
harness. mile heats hest three in Eve. The entries
this race Daniel Webster Lady Mac and Fred Joh
Webster named at odds Ter the winner, Ma
and John On. had hard the day and
Webster went begging, and considerable money was b.
First Heat-webster led to the winning post-tim
2:34
Second Heat-After two false starts, they go. goo
send off, Mac broke on the first turn; Webster thre
lengths ahead Of alwhich position he maintained Ii
they reached the homestretch where Johnson collare
him, and the Lady close in company-when, after
j
passing him. locl ed skies which caused her to breat
otherwise 1t was supposed by many she would have
the heat. wetster's heat BY length time 2aa.
Third Heat-lO0 to 20 was now offered and taker
that Webster would win the money. After two fals
starts they got the word At the quarter pol, the Lad
the backstretch johnson distance behind at the hal
mile pole The jockey OF Webster here called upon hi
brush ensued but the friends OF Webster wsrs badp
disappointed by bis jockey driving foul After passin
the Lady he crossed the track which plainly vbl
that thnxl
giving the heat and race TO the Lady Mac-Johnso
nearly dou BILE dstanced This decision seemed to Civ
Of Webster censured the jockey, thinking hewand no
the horse-had lost the race Time, 232.
REcAPrruLArIcN.
James J.. Fof entered 70. m. Lady Mac. .......
Crooks entered 3. Daniel Webster. ........ 1di
G.Ferguson entered g. Fred johnson 3di
Observation-Disclosures
TEXAS RACES.
AUSTIN CRY JOCKEY CLUB-FALL MEETING 1854 TUE
DAY, Lee ~, ls54-sweepstases for Tyr. oils Fou
subs at each. $25 IT, with slco added BY the Club
Thos =. McKinney's b. C. Van Hagen, by Jim Al
Col W sislet's gf. j. BY Hari, dam By cadmas
A. j. Burdstts G. Tom Dash, BY Jim Alien, dam
Ti%e@21aaI4. Won c:verly. Track very muddy Ra.
SAME pAy.--Match for $500 a side. One mile.
Cannon schaener's oh. z. Flying Dutchman, by Vol
cano, dam by mp Glencoe, yrs. ...............
Maize \ CampoelPs ch. f. by Sam Houston, out Of
Time.aii. very close race.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27.-Purse $50 SADDLE and rgging)
ent $25 added, for all ages yr. ods carrying SO
4 100; B, ITO; 0, lis; and upwards, 124-alIowing
lbs. to mares and gcldiDgs. One mile.
Ihos. McKinneys b. m. Lima, by Bendigo dam by
imp Stanford, aged ........ ...................
A. j. Burdett's br. g. Snap, aged ..............,.
Time-2l1. Won easy.
SAME DAY.--Mstch for $50 One mile
Dr.. Lanes b. 6. Ben Lomond, by Bart Sims, dam by
Mr. sbaws Oh. 6. Allen, BY Sterling dam BY LATTE.
Time-2j1. A close race.
The chestnut colt Allen out ahead, but tn
judges gave the against him in consequence Of fou
riding
THURSDAY, Dec. 2S-sweer stakes for W. ODDS, colt
with 500 added. Mile heats.
Ihos. +. Mckinney's b. Kate Ross. by
Jim Allen, dam by Tom Thurman, yre
% ios... ........................ walked over
Ir O. o. nue o i............'.......' Pe ~.
II. .. MitcIeiis CO. c.................... pd 1t.
WASHINGTON, d. G., RACES.
COLUMBIA CouRsp.-A trotting matca for $3.50 tool
place this Friday the 10Th instant, be
tween Henry Brch's b. Arlington and George Nelson's
~ p1ry .r >
d. Brchs g. 9. Arlington. ............ .......2 \
u nelson's b. &. Beppo.. .......................1
Time-326-3:i7- ~
Immediately after this, proposition made by the
owner Of horse named Dandy to against Arlingon
ing he had alresty troted three heats The following
the result
s. nInng'on. ....'..............."....l l
ID. g. uanoy... .......................2 j
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