The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

The Turf.
FASHION COURSE LAST pAy's sroEr.
me close s the racing the Fashion Course
under the new management occurred on wednesday,to
he entire sasfscop Of the visilers, who coucnrrcd In
he opinion bs the proceedings throughout we're OF such
character establish We turf On 4 secur. lands
lion, and give warranty 'iA, IL future v. ,har have
racing OF the orss class, and the enre proceedings
au0'e0 u inc most unexoepaonab manner. the weather
wAs very sniavoraoN nrop xhddt the meeting, being
either rainy or heavily srcsst and as consequence
he number OF vsers ~,. MOI a ,res, as would have
oeen under more. genital auspices AZ nis, however,
mere no se Of complaint as regards the attendance
no are proceedings Of the Course characterized
w thu good common that has pervaded the
management thus far, We no reason why the neat
meeting SHOULD be most bri liant affair The success
that has attended the efforts OF those gentlemen who have
endeavorcd TO resuscitate turf among will give
fience such Of at the South and West
as have hesaied alb taking their horses SO FAR from
homo under doubtful contingencies, and tho next mee''v
Oh the Fashion Course will we have no douo psesep.
greater array OF fast than was ever w. ether
1t one meeting, North or south.
Nicholas l. Glencoe, dam by Wagner, has Varied of
the honors twice during this meeting in fosS mile races
having beaten with apparent ease the renowned Sue
Washington, 10y Revenue,) in 7Ae-1*s-and again on
Wednesday in 7;s9-7:IlH Sue did not look very well
on Wednesday, and may We after eli that she had
entirely recovered from to- eff c'of her great four ie
race of four It'll Charleston and Frankford Egg
neer (by Eevenue) taa also sosn forunate-he having
won races, Of three r..les 10 5I2-5a2K, and
tie following day Of two miles, beating Don Juan
Nat SFangier axd Lila II 3:42k-4A3a = 45%. the
Glefooe stock far to maintain its superiority
arnoog nags sired by imported horses nstance in the
cese Of Pryor and Nicholas when crossed with old
four mile bood-though no time yet made in pubic can
atm the splendid achievements Of Lexington aud LEGO nte
ns off he
AS previously Observed Wednesday the lat day of
the mee,ng-the gree, four mile day Tae merntng vas
deferred many from visiting the course who were anxo
Sc present Happily, however, rain did no. co nnenoe
falling until the racing and the spectators had
dispersed The frsi that came of was four mile race
between Nicholas l., Sue washit gson and Lucy Philips
| Nicholas the fsvorite against The aed.
FnH Heat-rhey ga of at the tap Lucy arst, Nicholas
second, sue Washington outside At rather slow rua As
Lead which she took closely folio red BY sus Nicholas
trailing and In The relative order passed under the
incnaon TO close with Sue ana came somewhx, nearer
but second thought concluded 70 fall hack and resume
bis % position Lucy now @ ssr sP0ea
file, In lb6. The third mile wa, run in the same way In
the same time-1b2 As they ca cred upon the fourth
mile Nicholas took up the runnsne, passed Sue Ia few
and then made after Luey Tensn dous burst
orspeeI Lucy could not stand the pressure and AFTER
making gallant obliged to fall in the they
reached the lower turn and place 70 Nicholas who
came home easy winner in 7;ss The last mile was
| Second dt-Nlcholas was now regarded WITH still
higher favor than before and heavy odds staked
his winning the raceloo TO ~ being offered and takon,
that Sue Washington old not for the first heat and
that she might take next and 30, would most proea
heat except that Nicholas had the inside, and for
moment showed disposition 10 make the running but al
mo.t Immediately way 10 Sac who went In advance,
and took place in front or Nicholas Of about length
Luc, in the The nrs mile was without further
change OF position also the second On the third
mile Sue increased gap and seemed determined to
possible, and they passed the string she leading Nch,
a.
sf As they entered the fourth mile becaae
evident that Nicholas meant mischief increasing his
stride gradually narrowed the distance between him
The run down the straight side admirable,
and never saw pretuer or more animsted contest
TO the mare made determined effort pass her For
the result was doubtful but as they ncared home
Sue gave up, and Nchoas came In triumphanty, win
Of the race and money In 7:44x
As rs possible alter the four mile over,
the for the two mile brought the track,
and after the usual preliminary business got through
with they started and the following the descrp
| ton of their movements
| THE TWO MILF RACE.
First Hedf-Eagneer the favorie against the Held,
about 100 -, his performance Tuesday having
raised him public estimation. Don joan was highly
lame 10 the raoo He had hurt himself in previous run
and not kuo ~n TO anty whether he bad entire
recovered Lula and MI angler hardly thought
Of in the race they got Oh with Don joan inside MAI
second, Lila third, aud Eugpcer outsde. The running
was made at once by Engineer, who passed Don juan
The backsreich aad continued throughout the FIRST mle
passing the string In about open length In 'front.' which
be widened 70 about three lengths the bscksretch.
Don Juan now made play and ser brilliant and success
fu struggle passed him the home and reached tho
string length In ADVANCE in 3a2, Nat third, Lila dis
anced.
Second Heat Engineer although beaten in the arst hesl
atm the favore. Aftsr two Intellectual aiiem s Al
starting, Trey al sh got away Engineer leading, Nal
second, Don third. II directly apparent thtt Don
Juan did not intend to for the heat as DO followed
leisurely several lengths In the They passed the
stand without change Of position the rst mie and the
string about forty ds advance in 3:iaI Mai seooad
Den Juan third
Third Hoas IT was supposed that Don would make
push for this heat IL pretty evident that he made
no effort In the preceding one, and his friends were In
hopeful spirits As soon as the nAgs GOT oil tho contest
ommcI ecd and excellent made th -oughouL
Engineer proved himself tho swftcst nag, and tho
In fine style, coming In several lengths ahead, Don
Juan second, Nat spangler third. Tme-3i5k.
The following summaries OF both races
FASHION CorEm, L. L-Wednesday, juno 17-four mile
race-purse 81 600.
John Hunter entered CD e. Nicholas, by impored
Glencoe, out Of N annie Rhodes by Wagner, years
Campbell Barton entered ch m Lazy Mcdonald,
formerly Sue Washington, by Angancc, years
j. Tally entered cb m Lacy Phillips, By Tally DO out
Tine-ssa:iux
SAME DAy-Two mile heats-purse $500.
j. Tally entered G. b. Engineer, BY Revenue, out OF
y. McIanics entered o. h. Don Juan, By imp. Glen
COO, out Of Darkness by Wagner years old. 2
| Campbell Barton entered b. z. Mat spangler, by
Tally no. out Of Seven Up By Chahau Magyar,
| C. L. Lloyd entered b. m lila, by imp Trustee,
out Of imp. Gioriana by Mormon, years old dts.
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