The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29
The Tu-f.


THE PATERSON RAcEs-TBRD DAY.
The third and last days racing Of the Passsic spring
meeting held yesterday, and was witnessed by an
assembags numbering from eight TO ten thousand people
The trains from New York during the forenoon were
crowded suocaton by passengers, the desire to wit
the days racing Of the meeting being extensive
y prevalent among the sport owing public The society
glad TO say have reaped rich harvest from their
liberal and energetic Efforts make good and success
full meeting the attendance on the three days has OK
ceeded their sanguine expectations. The arrange
mens even " the mnutost details, have been complete
and Efficient and the Southern and Western turmcn
who brought their horses North have unanimously
edged their eutire satisfaction with The treatment
they have received aud the courtesy with which they
have BEEN treated at the Paterson meeting.
There also another feature which has characterized
the management OF these races and which deserving
OF special notre. The system Of gambling inside the
track-that fostering ulcer the sports OF the turf
which Is almost invariably to be found the necessary at
tendant Of other meetngs-was here entirely pro-
hibited No liquor Of sprituous descript was al
lowed TO be sold on COURSE consequently there
were no cases Of intoxcaon as is frequently w.t.
messed ut meetings There 10, however, one i'm
provement that would suggest society their
coming fall a.eeting that is the erection Of double
stairway to the grand stand and the appointment OF an
officer 70 keep clear for parties ascending or descend
ing They have during this meeting shown the greatest
desire consult the convenience OF the public In every
particular, and have doubt that this suggestion !,
the end will DO carried into effect To Mr.. CHS
WE'LL the energetic secretary OF the society, are in
dcbted many which VIC desire TO acknow
The rst race was for $500 purse for thrcc year ods
500 entrance half forfeit, mile heats. For this,
win DO seen by the summary there was large entry,
post. These wore Mr.. j. 8. watsons bay colt Captain
Moore imported Barownie out u Jenny Rose, By I'm
ported Giencoe Mr. p c. Bushs chestnut Colt Feetwing,
by imported Balrowne, dam Khoda by Glencoe, ard Mr.
j. NJ Gays bay COLT Lodi. BY Yorkshire dam Topaz by
Glencoe. The betting nuctuatcd between Cal Moore
and Lodi first and then the other being the favorte
in Dr. Underwoods pool snles
Fia Heat -Feetwng was the nrst OF, Lodi losing
deal of ndatth
tura tho atter went to the 'front.' and made the running
throughout the first mile and ;nree.qnarssrs: Turning
magnificent the straight between those two en-
sued they running closely locked together that none
could ositivey pronounce the winner Captain Moore at
last winning beautiful BY short head, in SA3A.
The nrst mile was run In l:55.
In pools $780, Lodi for SOL and g. and one OF
the principal rong turf patrons Offering 81 900 70 $500 On
Captain went r. after capital start with the lead Lodi
laying second and Fleetwng six lengths behind On the
FAR side Lodi closed up and Joined Inc ieaaer ana
Passing the stand Lodi led on the first mile In 145h by
two lengths and this lead he kept all the way round
until reaching the homestretch when Captain Moore
joined him. but could iarly wrest the lead from
him. Lodi winning the host ~ two longths in asoh
Eieetwing ten lengths behind.
Taid H ai-slO0 70 so offered and taken on Lodi.
Captain Moore the first Off taking the inside at the
first turn, passing the stand Cd the nrst mile in 149
Lodi and tho Captain were together aud they
hesd and head together for the next mile and half
aordng Of the finest racing contests ever witnessed
in tho North, in the Southern States Side by
side they swung tho homestretch, and racing gal
Iautly and gamey all the way home. Captain Moore
by heer ganeLcss, magnificent race, BY length IN
347 Fleetwng being three lengths behind.
The second three milo dash for $500, with
nocks mare The latter did not start owing 70 her being
amiss lewd the iavoritc selling In the pools for
$3.50 West Roxbury $40 and Panic 800 the latter having
been twelve months Of training and Just got into work
good start had ranic leading the first half mie.
ldcwd, ridden by that nc equestrian artist Gparick.
In waiting On the third quarter Roxbury shot ahead
the running for the next mi and half, the
first milo being done In 1853 and the md In $40 On
the second quarter OF the last mile Gparick. passing
Panc tok his marc to the trout depryng Roybury Of
the lead and wnung tho In the easiest sbie man
ner BY ten lengths in 5.ss Panic being close up
heats. there entries ,al OF which These
Mr. Cays Edgar Mr.; Browns Arsy, Mr sierrett's
Sovereign horse and Dr.. Wedon's Lizzie W. (the Soy
THAN ny) Edgar the favore at about 500 10 $40
Fsnt Hat.-Arey went on with the lead q the start,
Lizzie W. and the fav0rite last The ret mile Tin
~ showed Lizzie four lengths In 'front.' Edgar second
and Aroy third The second mile was done 10 Lizzie
a ao xau u ,nI ,bs s her q the
ead and galopcd homo an easy winner by four lengths
540 Airey and the Sovereign horse being dstanccd
Second Ileat-Any odds. from 800 TO $40, Edgar.
Of half dozen lengths doing the frat mile In 2o4 the
second In and winning tho heat and race easily By
four lengths in 65Sk.
PATERSON RAcxs-TmRD DAr-Purse $500 for three year
Mr. J s watson's b. c. Captain Moore. By imp.
B,lrownis, out OF Jenny Rose, BY imp. Glencoe.
III. D. @.
Of Topaz, BY imp. Glencoe. .............:.
Hr. r. C. Bush's Oh. Fleetwing. BY Imp. Bal.
rownis out OF Rhoda, BY imp. Glencoe...... 3
Mr. John Hunters b. O. Roublo, by Star Davis,
out Of Picsyune by Mcdoc .............. dr.
Mr.. John Hunters b. c. Copsck, by Lexington,
out OF Roscttc, by imp. Yorkshire. dr.
Mr. ). 8. watson's ch. c. Aiderbaran, by Commo-
dore, out Of Mamie lewis. By imp Glencoe: dr.
Mr.. James A. Grinste,ds CHI. C. by imp. knight
OF s. George out OF Blonde, by imp Glencoe. DR..
Mr.. r: Norris b Q BY Bonnie Scotland, out OF
Mr. ' G. Bush ua ch T. Blue Ribbon. BY Revenue,
out Of Parashute by mp. Yorkshire dr..
Mr.. T. z. EagIe's b. {. annie, By Mahomei, dam
oS "00''''t Time .ii -saDb-aa7.
Second race, $500 premium, for all ages. per con.
entrance three mile dash.
T. @. Moores b. m. IdIewild. o years old, by
hSn1srs ch C. IVES, iso.sary years old
Geo. wilkes b. b Panic, Q years old, by Glencoe 8
4. + Eagles q. W. Pennock) Dr.. years old, By
Tho Colonel dam Imp 1,n MAr sasn e'''.. ar
Third race. 500 premium. for all ages, per cent
Mr. John NJ clays b. H. Edgar, 4 years old, by
star Davis dam zenobia, by imp. Zingaree =. II
j. w weldcrs b. Lizzie W, years old, by
scythian dam by Birmingham. .............. "a
George Browns CD. g.. Aiery, years old. BY
Young Wagner, dam by Cracker. ............ dist.
=. sherrit.'s b. b.. years old, by Sovereign,
-" "-'' Time, 5aox-55sX. '''''
RAsHIoN PLRAsuRE GROUND observation-disclosures.
TarnspAr May 2s-Match $780, mile heats, In harness
H. " Jones named .. m. Emma.
John j. H0ruDcck named o. e. FRANK. .
Time-2s32k-22o.
The above was . very one sided snair, the mare
taking the lead with the word IN each heat. and was
never approached during the u was match 1t
aI The betting limited 10 small sums and few In
number Those who attended the did expect
much md not disappointed. The time. however.
wss good. The mare Emma came from New Orleans
She beat Ethan Allen there years ago, the stallion
under the saddle and the mare 10 harness She 10
doubtedy very fast but there yesterday
for an uncommon exhibition OF speed on her part.