New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
THE NJ WfORK RACES.

Tile second days racing Of the New.Iorh Sum.
mer Meeting came of yesterday, on the Union
Course, J.. ]. The day was exceedingly warm, and
the attendance Of spectators very limited, owing il
is 20 be supposed, to tie fact that scarcely any pub
lefty bad been given - the affair, and few people,
: consequently, were aware Of fhe races coming of
The same system of mismanagenent was shown
last week, " zen only two days very limited notice
was given of he alteration and posiponemenf Of the
opening day Of the Meeting. 10 render a race.
meeting successful, OF the most important and
indispensable steps IS 20 give thorough publicity TO
the affair, not only in the city, but throughout III,
adjacent nei,hb0rhood.
The irs race, yesterday, was for the proprietogs'
purse ri $780, two mile hea's, aod open 10 all ages
TIE following seven horses we're entered 10 contend
for the liberal prize offered:
J. O. Woods Dr. Laura Farris, years, BY Lexington.
Ze5 Wards b. !. sailor Boy. years BY Imp Yorkshire,
C. s. Llojds be- h. Avalanche year, by Reyeoas dsrp
John Hunters Dr. sunshine years, By BalrOwnie dam
+ G. Basis b b. Troystogo, years. BY Monsreh, dam
Nsdous ~ imp Yorkshire.
j. W weI6ob's D. Bette Ward, year, by Lexington,
John VI Ci.y'. b. wasrau years. BY Yorkshire dam
fIe above entries comprise rot only the bes;
blood, but come OF the beet racers now upon tbs
turf Trova'ore was the wioucr Of the handicap Oh
the In inst, the remars abie time Of 3:421, on
heavy track. This may be regarded az one Of tie
greatest performances on the AneFlcan turf. Lama
Farris Second In the above race, and only beaten by
head, has run the fastest emile race on record,
the time being 3:3G!; Sailor Boy, in tie race for
he yase al Louisville, fan single dash OF miles
in :3is and the fall previous drove Bette Ward
home in second heat OF miles IN 3:3S; Ava
lanche is regarded mOst promising COLI, lie
WA second IN a tw0-mle race at Philadelphia TO
IJlewih. Sunshine. when twOyear Old last
season. was considered one Of the mos: promising
cOlr- in the country. Bette Ward has run several
heats 80 Two miles in the thires, and If rght on Tho
day. Will be cape .ially dangerous. Nagram over
the Lexington, Ky., coulse, won the purse a. .
heats in tie best tine ever maze IN tlls or any
other country the ist heat beng run in l;iil and
she last The jtul ~ l:4jl; he also won the mile
neat ia phiadelphia, TIE best race ever run IN
the NOrtb.
Laura FaIris, from her preyionq performances, at
this distance WAS the fyorlie, se!lng in 800 pools
Tor 81, W8gram Tor $40, Trovatore for 50, Sailor
Boy for go, and Sunshine ana Betty Ward for T.
each.
F.rst Re4t.-Laura Farris took the lead ara
made the running throughout, with WagEaD and
Troyat0re IN dose attendance. 4 good race on the
has, bait nile the secDLd tire round between these
turee was Witnessed Nagiam being lappel with
Laura Farris, aud TrovWOre close OF their girths.
Wsgram made desperite effort 10 wrest the lead
from the Kentucky mare, out could not succeed;
aud bis Jockey, finding that Laura outtootei him on
the home stretch did peseyerc for the heat, and
the msre won handsomely Ia 3:4Ot, Wagram beng
eecond Avalanche third, groyatore fourth, Betty
Ward nth. and Sunshi sixth.
Second He0t.--Sunrbine, Sailor Boy, and Laura
Farris tOoA the lead, all three lying IN n cluster.
On he tar side, the latter showed IN front, followed
by Sulshiue iroyatore, and Nagrain. 40 the half
mile Sailor Boy broke down aud retired from me
contest, the others running well together. on the
second quarter the laet time round, Wagram, who
had been wing in The ruck, SHOT ont Like an arrow
from bow, passed the other bOrses as II they We're
standing, and showed prominently m advance. From
this point The race was never IN doubt, for although
Laura FarIis made desperate effort 10 reach him,
she could not succeed, end WIS beaten by three
Iengths Avalanche third, Trogstore fourth, Bette
Ward hftn, SAILOR sixth, aud Sunshine disianced.
Time, 3:iil.
TIird Hat.--Waeram was the favorito, 800 to
AGO beng bet on his winning the race At the
s.art b .te Ward I'D, with WayaG second, Troya-
tole third, and Laura Farris ast These positions
remained unaltered The first une round. On the
ffst turn however NaTam neut up, ana deprived
Bette Ward OF the lead. Going along me mr. eide
Trovao-e took the secoud place, but could not reach
Waglam. On the last quarter Avalanche passed
iroyatore, and Wag am, regainln1 his lead, won
easily by len. III IN J:jJ! Avalanche being Sc ond,
Tsoyatore thIrd, Laura farrs fourth, aud Bette
w ard list.
olts p.p. one nile and hall ont. Only Mf.
Wardis lilly. by Lexington, and Mr. Hunlers Mise
s,ssis on, of tie ten entries, appeared AZ the post
Two 10 one was freely bet oa Miss Jessie, who
roox the lead, was never headed ana won ea.lly by
length III 2:io.
SUMMARY.
Uyioy CorBsY L. l.. MONDAY, July l6o2-Pgse' te.Jj
Two mic heats v,t
-. M Laura lTIi. yc-I. by i-rir .toui
y 4 Br.'s D. h. Tfovst0ie. o y-.fs by Moualch...t
l,uf,s Dr. e. Sunshine years Dy bulfow5ie...'0 Slt
= "A N.Il,u'. D. d. bette Ma a. Yrs b. Nonsrcp3 ; ,
~ N.s p sauor BOY, , ye4is 0y Norksaire..,I d.
. : i1rl', III D. Avsl4t.e- yeafs. BY Neytnne...5
riul.: $50. i--J.iii -J:a.t.
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