New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21
rJy.e FASHION RACES.
gCoSD DAY

TIE drive 10 the Fas, non 0ao" course ye-teIdy 20
most delightful There 7ero b"t few vehicles on so<
road tie grcurd wac jcm wet enough from t'e rsis
Of tie prey;ons sy not to be dusty, and dry cnough
for coed wheeirg wiIe the tn es, bedgefo~s, mead
| ows and "a dens that lay betw, cen here AMI ives
Flwbirg were freeb, Brilliant, md H. aefant DO rose
rum through theprtty villages Of Cgls mbnrvl''e Mas
peth, ard Newtown and " ipds all the way through
smiling landsdape Of undoiaiing orchard. cornhesns
lawns, woods and pastures ereen, past pie. rsn' o'd-
fashioned Daeh frm-bt uses trim Villas and stately
country seots enbow cred grand old trees and taste
full shrr bfery. For miles the road h bordesed with
gody cherry trees whose ruby steasureA
gsesmed thropsh the dark green f'iags,
tempting the robin and orioe to come and take their
| treasured sweetness. While all below was 90 very
claiming overhead the sky fair, and the empsra-
tuIe qnte in keerisg. In short, i, was just such
day ard such drive, ~ we should suppose New
| Workers would have appreciated But the race was
| very sraraly attended al the number Of visisors
uIon TIE Q'ard stad qniie seaeer. Mr.. Cotton de-
seIves beer OF The pub'c for he has abcrrd make
his cUure respectable possible. Improper per-.
s'ps excluded and tsmble ringers, sweat cloth
en- mome-plsye,s, afd the yifi-raf of the trot-
ting tracks dare not show their bands within +
tie inSlosure. Ladies and children are taken
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'ftrsive scenes and listen t, profans language.
Msrcpduct or the TART Of any ia rnn'shed ~ ex-
IulSi, from the CROWDS. TIA. such an enterprise
sbond be 20 poorly Pasronized il was yesterday, %
would seem to arQue that TIE patrons Of the rscs-
mainly from the dreggtaA clsssss of So
eiety, who do Dot appreciate the Efforts nsde % rsudse
fbis 'port respectable. II should be observed. hov.
ever, that trottDg ia more popular hereab,a,s van
rseir g. and eibaps The famons tnaichrs whi: have
off Of late may have hiurted the edge of p,ulsr
eprrsi,y. Al all svents the races to-day and ". j."
morrow are better pasronized Mr. Cotton cannot
fail III he heavy loss- by the Spring meeting 's
OF course wit, so sn an attendance the contests
were somI aratively sphists The 6rst race was for
subscribers handicap, two-mes-and-s-ha dash. ID
We aprs nd the entries:
IT,; Fss. f:is sia'; e, s IL I ps""s
LoSd ,nasp, rbrosD 8 pounds '
Irura and Prophet were Withdrawn The odds were
1O0to 20 on Nicholas buswl en- he showed upon the
eours bis appearance did mt Justify the odds Tao
horses got away well and Th-ogeck took the lead st
Vie gate onthe back stretch in the irst 900 yards keep
ing essiy the end and winning the race BY nearly
dozen kngbs in 4:43.
For the seeondrace sweepstakes for three year odss
500 subscription 500 forfeit. The following wsra
he entries:
l. Tho, ruryesr- usmes Oh. f. Rosa Bonbeur
2. Thos. Puryear-nanes Dr. c. boufbon-
T. fos i'd william. & co5cns@sb c. Red Eagle
Bou bop. Cyclone. and Red Eagle paid forfeit and :
RCfa walked over the Course
The Chief interest c. uttered in the third race, IN
hich large stakes we're involved for the Prcpre-
tors puIse, two mile heats, fer $3.50. The entries
were: pHI"
l. &, Lleyd enters b. c Prophet, 4 years cd.
2. Thcmas boswell enters Irona; years OH
q. 1bon as PUryear enters b. c. Booseen . years old
Tie preferences were very iuetpstinG. At the out
get Iro1a was the favorite a, no. Bourbon 80, and
Pr phet 40 At the word the horses pissed tbs string
we'll her IroDa coon tskiog the lead closely fol-
lowed by Pfphtt. At the bali mile pole Bourbon end
Prophet wsre neck and neck, Itoua lngth or two
ahead. In the turn Prophet dashed up and came into
the home stretch neck and neck Svis hpna, making
the 6rst mils half length in advaace. onths hsck-
stretch IJor snd Prophet again neck and neck
bourbon tagging in the rear. The contest bet ge-n
q EN- down TIE heme-strech 81 The warme,t char
act n iut after desperate struggle Ptophet and Bour
bon Iossed Irona Prophet winning the heat by two
lengths i 3:52 Irona coming in length IN the rear
Of Bouri on. tr .U lIu.
Immedia ely after the first beat violent thunder
st0m came up completely flooding the track. The
bettirg chapged-Prople s., Bourbon, rs, Irona 90.
Prompt The minue the horsss were brought for
the second heat though the track f-tock-desp in
mud, and il wac raining very heavily. After two or
three false starts they got away Iroaa nearly two
hngbs al cad. The Judges called u EN- bach, bit the
crowd taid - Co. and they went. In the first turn,
Prophet dashed to the front, and 1T tue bafmiIe
b. urbon second lrona being away 10 the rear.
Bets 100 to 10 on Prophet and no takers. lie
kept u led handsomely throughout the heat winning
tie by thee lei ehs ia 4i, Iront coming in last.
Tie horses and Jockeys thiokly PIast-red with
mud, the faces snd clothing Of the boys beg comp teJ
hidden. Poor Iroos cut such sorry figure, and was
20 shockinpy used up. that she greeted with
sbonts Of derisive laughter tll..iIH
With the Of the rare the sfes frightened, ard
the ride h, me almost pleasant as the outward
trip. We append he entries for to-day: g
THIRD DAY-TAu sdGy JR, 2l.-First Race. Propietors
sa60 mile hsa entries Pauline Rosa Bonhenr, and
saf Essm. Second Race Propietors purse 500 hreeile
l..t. 1Eron.