The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-RUNKnN0.
NotviAstAadlns the severity Of the storm on Monday
Ast running match for 500, tsa miles out came "a
between Mr.. whslsns br m. Lilly Dale and Mr.. shAx's
It. - Fanny To attempt to describe the race infinitely
would b impsssible. The track MAS Of mud
fstsck ce<p-ths rain falling In torrents and the wind
kswiss hurricane during the time the horses were
runnpg-An combined make the poor drenched report
wonder ct ths intatnaron Of the racing world The
wind had unroofed the stand, and Was playing havoc
with tbs fences and yet there stood the horse racer wal
let in hand chns the strides Of the horses they
dashed through the slushfrst leading and plaster
ing the other then changing, making fghtfu looking
creature Of the behind-wng 70 his last dollar
On the issue perfectly regardless Of both wind and
Their For the nrst four or Eve 10 lies shsws led
then whelan's vent mp and took front posuon-then
the gray made another effort, and ied for time; and
then sgain whesns took the ead and maintained it to
the end. The catch weights Lilly Dse carry
ing l26 lbs the gray about 90 lbs. Ths winner is
By Trustee, out Of fine well bred mare and appeared
very little esrsssei With her performance The gray
mare II also good one The following is . summAry:-
MONDAY Ap il Il Running match for $780, ten m lies
cut, carry ing catch Weighs:
Mr. Whe an named er. m Lilly Dale. ,.............,
Time 800.
SPRING MEETING AT NEW ORLEANS.
tgOm tie New Oriea0s F,cayure, April 10.
The opening Cay Of the Onion Jockey Club all
that its and most enthusiastic friends, Who tor
the last Tires ps have been ndsf. dgabls in their
EXERT for i,s could have desired in fact,
their mes. ssng1ipe expectations have been more than
fesz-d enc We congratulate them and the proprietor
upt Vie result heir well erected efforts. From the
turn that matters eeem now 70 take, there is
scarc,ly ocubt that il the same energy is mani ested
elsewhere in city, the spirit of racing will be re-
vived through ut the and srd lock for renewal
in the United States generally, North well South of
the Gays 4 Eclipse and Esnry, Arie ard Flertils snd
in the Cd Dominion q carrival-s meeting Of
tbs choicest spirits OF the aee-when the rivalry was
tess q the mcst ennvenng enthusiastic mapestA
tions We sincerely hope FIR revival everywhere of
these truly rpnit-s,lIring scenes.
The day pe hAps little warmer tt an was desi-
rsbe YET the excitement ct the contest all else Was
fcrtten The the race and nothing but the rsoe
The first sweepstais for two year olds mile
heats. in which conlenoDg nsgs were severauy own
ed by Nsssrs. Weus, K.nre-, Poicdex er and Turnbu
but Il summary will beat explain all in relation TO
them ard their pecisrees, refer 10 it.
Up resc ing the course, Gen. Weiss colt Noise
deaesd 'avori's versus the heid and considerable
amo9nt of betting done IN that way just before the
start however. Mr. Kenner's fy, probably from the
arrival Of at least o. her xdmiers who had
ct Oh upon her Cont which had been kept profound
cref. arrived, AID al al took firm position "a
fave rite .s.nst the hs much to the apparent chsgsn
al tie cpey which had beer handed him for the rur
pose. We gil laughed heartily, but aa Is slwsys the
tho+e Wit laugh last laugh best for the money had
b hst as intended
An stale q 81 600 to s7oo upon Mr. Turnbulrs
y .gsias, NJ Pei1ee.sers colt {hs former betting
First heat very interesting and exciting, from the
the charges which occurred. Turnoulls Ally sarted In
BEAUTIFUL comics. up the back ch. The Poindexter
colt hsc len lying wait while the others we're doing
the woIs Tor thIe quarters OF NILE but gradually got
in coed position upon rounding the turn for the home
iun he lased XenIer I'll al tie head OF the stretch,
vhen she back ard dar ed at the Others,
and Eder application Of the catgut, got to the
eis ed frrt beating he Turrb-N fly who looked like
vilter within swen. yards Of the judges stand Tire,
Kerreis fill, now became 'svo,e, ss il was thought
that the o,ke,s had SHOWN their hand while she had
BIZ Cd her tine The result sEo IS that the knowing
ocnd and third heats she showed her superiority, and
won without On apparent eftrt If one OF the
title from whom che is named could have seen
her as she came dGwn thu home stretch uncon-
scious compe op, they would doubtless have thought
abe vas travelling in seven League mecca ms in pace
cf',boo.s." Ws expect TO give report worth reading
be II.
TIE second sace--nie hea.s--vas won IN two heats
qui essi ~ Cspt Miners fliy Min-isha Ia, beating
~ Tprntul 5 Southern Helle.
We prezant q summary
TuisnAY, April IA swper a'akas for two year Odds
sJtecriotie y $00-foIfei, sl0C-me beats.
Kenrer'sb; Mime hata, BY Mahomet,
Biz s ssm, na''1f 5. pci1; :1e:l
IMP foIt blre, out Of Marietta. .......... /
~ Wells b. g Noise, by Captain Bges, out OF
John Trrriairs ch T. BY mop Glencoe, ont Of
Also ili soutsera Re,ie Observation-Disclosures. NJ f.
". j. l,Lors CHI. Mime bs ha ............. pd it.
Time 1:455s; l4sls 1888.
SAME rAY Purse, year oios, 500; mile heats
v j. Mirrors oh. l. Minne-i ha, by Douboon,
~ % i
Jno. Turi bulls b.. Southern Belle. by imp York
rhire, out of Sally Shannon Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1:50E; 1:f0.
MaTAaI CorRss ScaDAy, April 13.-Furss $3.50, mile
heats three in five.
G ". G aves' b. f. Nelcdy, By Voucher, out of
,s. q I
A. l. BirfeTns's oh. z. Tom McGuin, by Ruf-
in GU. OF Ia baccbaLte Observation-Disclosures. . .
7. G. Moorss CHI. {. Cary Bel by Wsguer, dan
ny imp Hedgtord ........ ........ ...,.... 3 3
Time, l4s5S-1:47-1;4ek.