New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
BOSTON RACE MEETING.
SECOND DAY.

From Our Special Correspondent
Bosros, July %, 1852.
The second days racing came off to-day on the
Franklin Park Course. The attendance was not 80
good as on the first day. owing to the cold WIND
which prevailed and the threatening appearance OF
the weather. The racing was excellent, and the
spectators present witnessed some very close ana
exciting contests. The two purses run for to-day
were both won by borses whose chances OF success
were so little thought Of, that they were sold IN
800 pools for $40 and $3 respectively. The favor
ties were beaten in each instance, and very large
amount of money changed hands on the result. The
two winners are in the same stable, and belong to
DIR. Weldon, well-known patron of the turf in
Kentucky. They have run several times previously
at the Philadelphia and New York meetings, but
until to-day have been unsuccessful.
Tie frat race was a single d ash of one mile, ham
dicap the second to receive the entrance money.
The following were the entries: Dr.. tnderwoods
oh. f. Emma, 4 years by Logan; DR.. j. W. Wei
dons imp. b. c. Iii ,bsrough, by Stockwell; =. &.
Bnsh's b. IN. Cyclone, years, by Nandai, and John
Hunters Oh. +. Hiss Jessie, years, by Revenue.
Tie latter was the tayoiie, bringing III the irat
pool sold SlO0 Cyclone was next IN estimation, sell
ing for $l6 HiilsborOugh, ST. and Euama -. The
fyorite beaten early in the race, and the inter-
est WAS CentcTed III the close aud exciting contest
between l!llsborough and Cyclone, tue former win
nlng splendid race by length and halt IN l.5U4.
TIE next race wac two-me heat handicap, for
purse o, $50. G.. s. LlOyds CD. h., years, by
Monarch, dau Fashion; Dr. Weldon's b. m. Bette
Ward, 3 years, by Lexington; i. {. Busn's b. H.
Ioyatore, yeats by Naudal, and j. Hunters br.
C. Sunshine, by Balrowi TO- were the four horses en-
tered. The owner Of Suuatine, dissatisfied at tie
weight imposed by the bandicapper OF hIn, with
drew HIN. Troyaiores success was deemed almost
ID certainty tic ODDS oi $ll0i so being freely bet
on hls winning. Bstlic Ward was scarcely
dreamed of 40 little was she thought capable Of
winning that ole was sold IA 800 pools Tor $40.
Ihe irst heat was won 10y Revenge (many owing
to tie fine jockeyship OF Bis rider, Fitzpatrick aief
u fne race with Tfovstore, in 1852 The two
next heats were won BY Bette Ward, in 346i-I
3.4ai; Trovatore running her very tlose up 10 both
Instances.
Tomorrow, Hillsborough and Laura Faris run
together in mIle-heai race, beet three IN five,
weight for age. Reporter aid Sunshine are alec
entered Tor a twO-Lile dash the same day.
SUMMARY.
FHANELfs TKorrisG Pau, BosraS July y Pure $40
Ouc.nii. Ds.h. h,ldi.sp.
Or. J. W. Weldon. Imported bay colt hi.i,borough.f
yezrs Old by Ssockwel; VI r,......................
T. {. Bush b. n. Iycons years Old by Naudal 100
John hctter ch. % Mi,, josie Yeas Odd b. Rev
Or. tnderso,a enter, CD hlly Emma years old, by
Logan s' D''.'''' i''''''''''''''''
Saw DAr-rur's 800 Two.ui.e heats. Handicap
Dr. J. " Weldon b. "a. Bottle Ward, year, cd, by
Lcaiogoni 90 '...'..'..........;.';. '..''...'
d.m fasliou ipp lo.............. .............
r. Bush. D. l.. Iro,siore, yeas cd BY |andsl dam
Mansodi l0 b..'...
John Hunter, ui Sunshine, by Barrow lie. Jan Ia
ported Coig1r' leo drawn
iiaae-J:s9, ga J.1.