New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
PHILADELPHIA RACES.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, June q, 1852
To-day witnessed the third days racing Of the
Philadelphia Summer meeting, the heavy rain on
Wednesday rer derng the posfponement Of the run
ming absolutely necessary. The day was exceed
ingly fine throughout aud tho attendance was con
sequently very large, between three and four th1u
,and spectators comprising largo sprlnkhsg oi INC
fair sex being on toe ground.
Two races were Get down for decision to-day
The first single dash of one mile ior purse o
500 given by the Race Committee. There were
four entries: +. G. Bushs AeroliIe, years: John
Hunters I.s Jessi-, years; Hon. Zeb. Ward
lie l.nuou fly ana has bay colt Blondn; the latter,
however was drawn, Gs lie owner preferred run
ming bic other entry. Mrs Jessie the fsvorite,
alike in the pool sales and In the betting She took
tie load directly after starting, and WIN
out ever bel, & beaded, won the race by hall q
length; the Lexington fully beating AeroliIs for
secoud place by thee lrDgt Q. Time, l;Abt.
The next race was for purse OF 500, nile heats,
best three in five which closed with four entries,
al Of which came e. the post. They were the lion.
Zeb. Ward Pope Sweisart, years; DR.. Neldons
marlborough, 4 years; p. &. Bush Cyclone,
years sad j. W. Clys Wagfam, years. Wagram
WAS igyorite in the pool sales, although al one
time Pope SwegaIt ran him very oo-e; while 90
little were Marlborough and Cyclone thought OF,
that on $l0O pools they only brought - coupled. The
first beat wac non by neck by lIl.borou. h, after
y good race home with Pope Sweigsri, Cyclone be-
iug third aud Wsera, who did not 90 for the heat,
icing the last. Time iol. The second heat was
" on by Wsgum, beating Pope Sweigart isecondl
by three lengths liillsborough third aud Cyclone
last Time, l.s7.. In the laird heat fine race be-
tween Marlborough and Wagram ended Ia favor OF
the latter-Cy clone being thud and the Pope lass.
Time li9i Ia tic fourth aid decid ng heat, The son
Of Yorkshire whose upiimely desth, just when bis
stock are showing sneh promise, Is SUBJECT Of great
aute I'D
heat ia 80 with Hillsboroush second. aud Pope
Sweigsrt third.
Tomorrow, tho three ne-Leat rsoe and the race
for the ladies' sif are re down for decision. pbosla
the day prove iine Immense Attendance 10 antiCi-
paIed.
PuRI s200-sISGLr oAsH-OSI NILE.
srssAEr.
p. c. Bush oh Asro!is,. lsss Old, BY i'-'enas'
dam Rhods by OlsBcos a. OfonluD ..........
Zeb. Ward Boy COT Bloldn, 1ysN' Old by sor-
Jens Hunter. en- My Nj" leeds, 5yt.I. oid BY
Revenue, dan fstuy tern b, o.neoe -. ,"slt
Rev, MAID. bf hly, Jyesno b LeIhs'oni dam
1imo-l;~i
PURSE $J00-NfLE HEATs-Brsr THREE Is FVk.
Zrb Wrd' Pope So ,isstt. yea, old BY Glen
coe dam ovn sister to Little FIs, BY ORGY
d. Egg s. w. a9ss col, iiii6ofous6. 4;..
old. imror, d by ssoot~.l dam by LsHeEeosI d.
P. G Ba.s 3 ~, Cyclone. ) ye,n old BY v.a.
dAl dan Maygold. az HsBeTiy )............. =
,hi,e s,;o T COW bs sneo. 'Ge.yt.. iil
Tms-i:4yi 1874 iAs!i 30
LAST DAY.
PHu.DEEPRiI saturday June p. 1881
The racing meeting III thls city MS brought 10
/ termination to-day, there having been four days
srort altogether. Tie weather being favorable,
! large attendance Of spectators were Iresen' Inc
races set down for decision tie three'ulle
heat race, and the 4" Continental Hotel Premium,
| te med q " Ladies' Gift" IN consequence oil Tue
winner be- Obliged, by the conditions Of the race
to present the przc IA magnificent gold watch, set
with diamonds, TO lady. The latter race WAS
| originally fixed for Wednesday, but on account OF
the heavy rain on that day, was postponed.
For the three-uio beat rsct, for pure Of 81 coo,
there were three enlries-Mr Moore Idle Mild, five
years; John NJ. Clays Ella d., five years and DR..
Weldon's Beliie Ward. idlewilI was The fayone
at long odd, SO 10 s. being bet on her winning.
Bette Ward had the inside, Ella ID. being next.
Fust Ucat.-Tue former took the lead, but was
passed by ldewild on going round the turn. Al the
half mile ldlewIld WAS leading TWO lengths, Bette
Ward being three lengths in advance Of Ella ID. The
favorife led length the completion Of the hr-t
mile in 81 and also on passing the stand the second
time round in 1851. On the tecoud quarter OF the
.hird nile Ella y. passed Bette Ward, but could
not bold the positon, falling again into the rear.
Idl-wd carried on the running and won tie heat III
a cauter IN 5:fSl.
Second Heat.-Ela u. and Idlewild went of TO-.
gethor. tho latter making the running at n strong
pace, aud leading twenty Lengths at the quarter. On
the far side Gil took pull at his horse, and on
passing The stand OF the first mile was three lengths
ahead Bette Ward being ns far before Ella ID.
time, 2:Ol. The second mile was run IN 800, Ella
ID. being dozen engths ia tht rear. On the last
quarter Of the third nile Ella d. came with "A rush.
and Bette Ward firing tho home stretch, the
former gained second bOnOrs, Idlewid winning tie
heat aud race easily IN 5;4S.
The race for the Ladies Off was the next There
were six horses entered, all Of which started. IL
was won by the fayonte, chestnut colt by IIerris
Boston, IN two straight heats beating Otheilo Red
Bird, One-Eyed Jun, Alice Gray, aud Panic. Time
---52s and JGs.
This concluded tie race meeting ut PHILADELPHIA.
On Friday next the New York meeting commences
on the Union Course l.. l., aid some capital racing
may safely be Anticipated.
SUMMARY.
SUFFOLK PARK PnILADELrHIa Saturday June &c. 1862 -
Purse + 600 two milo heats:
Capt MOofe's b. M. Idewild, yesp by Lexington
dam by Glencoe. l
John ~. Gays N. Ella ID. yeGr.. by Nauda, dam
sister to Gray E1gle.......... ................... q
DR.. J. W. W.ldon's b. m. Bette Ward. 5 years, by
Lexington o.
Timo-3:4sI SAB
H. Whitshouse, b. h. Ono Eyed Jim, aged -, BY Bos
ton. imp dam Andrew IN WhitehOuse) DR.
J. Il. Wsrnoct, ca. 4, years, by Tiers Boston, dam
lyWa.ner tE 1hOmPsonl ....................
/lah, Isfker CHI. m. years. Rcd Bird ". HyersD.
Charles Mathews Dr. h. O,h-Io, years IT, Woodruff.
Vim. IL. strong, T. Alice UIey sgcd 90 (Wm Gar.
v IN. Wilson, Dr. Panic sgcd ~. RObinson)...... q