The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

The Turf
SECOND DAY OF THE FALL RACES OVER THE FASHION
CouhSE-A GOOD DAY AND GOOD TRACK -THREH
RAcES-THRoGs NECK BEATS OLD VIRGINIA.
Yesterday WAS the second day OF the fall
tho Fashion Course, Long Island The clear,
bright and just little cod-admiraby suited for racing
purposes the races were interesting rather than exc
ing, and tho attendance limited % gentlemen who
take q real interest In horse flesh oisnc, from turf
gambling The South - well as the North was well re-
presented grand stand ana many ladies lent their
brightest glances 70 add 10 the gayety Of The
meeting the interesting from the fac. tho
larger number OF the horses entered bred this
neishborhood, and when consider that IT ia only
lattery that there has been revival In blood stock
breeding, the show very good And in ali the recess
II viii be noticed, New York was victorious
THE ENTRIES.
The following synopsis Of the entries for the day,
with the ped grees OF the horsee:-
RACES OVER COURSE LONG ISLAND, Is 1850.
! Muddy Coon and fhrogs Neck Match race, tnres
Muddy Coon, mahogany bay. 10 hands and inch
dam iacy Lee By S psam OUT Of .nsa BY s:
Archey Grin Edmonson by Chiide Harold, dam Nary
Tnrogs Neck, light Iron gray, 15s hands, years old
Bred Ia New Jersey BY Cracker (by B,stou) dam Sally
Ward by John h. Grymes, on. Of Lisbon Maid BY Napo
sweepsake, two olds 81 600 entrance half for
fei. Closed With three subscribers Mile heats
dam sally Ward spsdsrse aOOve,. " ~ : ''''
B. honrot lsq Belle Americana, CHESTNUT riIe by
Logan 10y IMP nusee dam National Maid by imp Glen
p Busns Young Revenue, bay colt by Revenue,
dam Whistle by Mariner, out OF patsey Auth by imp
Priam All the entries bred in wes c6, ster county Y
8. Match race, mile heats, $500 side.
lae.ing Aomeo,s bay nly four Ssars old, bred 1.
New York, by DO DRbrokc dam een OF Z, prus
aurora, Chestnut ally, three Year. old, BY Losan,
bred and owned BY J. B. Monnoi Esq Of west;h sser
county, ~ \.
FIRST RACE.
The first the sweepstakes for two year ods.
The horses-Mr Munnot's Bell Americana, Mr. Norris
National Maid and Mr.. Bushs Revenue c,-came to the
stand in nne order went Of at siashing pace the
Belle leading, which she held during heat, beating
Avaanch- With apparent The Revenue ,ot barely
saved his distance 1--WE derssaac hs has only
been In training three weeks fine l5st4
The second heat changed tho appearance OF things
somswbat Mr.. Monnots horse had been hard pushed in
the first beat and ,nowed signs Of fatigue naf
mile OF The second had been reached Tue Morris hore
seemed the fresher Tor his work. aud The IN
1t6h The Bell second, and Young Revenue third.
During the interim between the ihird heats
. colored man OF toe OF Jacks cnppyei aer-
want At No 81 Li.penard street accidentally shot him
self He was agbtipg from carriage wnen the trigger
Of pistol which he carried In his pocxet, caught aud
thigh, ipfictiDg serious but NOT dangerous wound
In the third heat he contest altogether bet ween
avalanche and Reveeue Tie former, after rather
Revenue second, and the Belle disanceI The
Revenue colt ran very sell in this last heat
SUMMARY.
Mr.. + Norris b. c. Avalspche.. .............
Mr.. Aopnots Oh Belle Americana ......... q dist.
Mr.. Bush's b. c Revenue ~. ............. q z
rme-i6s,a-i SOL -iSsx.
SECOND RACE.
The second the match between F1eetpg Mo-
mepn and Mr.. Monnots Aurora In this the betting
Was 100 10 30 the Monnot horse before the start
Aurora The hrst heat easily 55, aud the second
was simply repetition OF tho rrst, with the exception
that Fleeing Moments not quito badly beaten.
The time was tho same
SUMMARY.
Mr.. Monnota CHI r. Aurora. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. CAmerons b. T. Fleeing Moments ............ q
Tfme-1:66-1:66.
THIRD RACE.
The third the three miller, and expected to
be the great event OF the day Ia the betting hroes
Neck had the call-the call being bis favor at To
He went on at n rafting pace, and vas
headed, though occasionally hard
pushed by Muddy Con- The nts mile 10 55x,
the two miles in 53h, and the heat by about length
IN 65lh Tho second heat only repetition Of
mile 90, the miles In 3541. the three miles,
winning heat and race, In 5tbis
SUMMARY.
Mr. Norris z z. Throes Neck ...................
Mr. IS c. Muddy Coon ..................... 2
Time-6:51 if-555k.
The three mile race ended the day "a sport which, N
not particularly remarkable for anything css,
OF the pi asantest meetings that has place
this course The absence Of the rowdcs rougns and
the high toned and gen lem Any way In which the busi
ness Of the course was conducted especially 70
freshing