New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

rvrrRyyIIlE RACEs-sECOHD DAY.


The ,.copd DAVIS racing of ,he New.York Spnng
meeting came eff Yesterday, on the Oen"e''o
Coune, L. i. The attendance was eo''Al.'"ot'
larger than on the previous day, the iouf-i"e in'e
betyeen the renowned mare ide"iio' ooroin' Hu
ssr. and Dangerous being anticipated WIN sIs"'
interest by the patrons of the sports OF the tui
track w.s in admirable condition, and the Gay de'
kgatfrlly pleasant, the heat being agreeaoIy tenn
Nd nv cool breeze throughout the afternoon
me r.suIt of the days proceedings was hignly
..t;sI.ctory 10 every one pre-ent as IN the great
syept of the day, toe four-pile race, tne bi'neio
nneouaed time IN the North OF Fashion snd BOSTON,
h their great match over the Union course, -. l.,
vas beaten by several seconds. Ibe assertion Oh
Gent Moore the owner OF Idle Wild that he would
sbow better time with her IN this race than mao
aver been made on Long Island, was, therefore,
fully realized. The second race, OF mile heats AFRO
produced a most exciting contest, The heats being
divided and the disposed, nOn-iaVorite eVeh'uaAJ
Winning tue race. /,
The first race was for purse Of 500, gwen oy
The proprietor for horses Of all ages, iour n iI
dash. rhe following horses were entered ioie"i'u'
Reporter, Dangerous and jerome EDGAR. hePoi~i,
owing 10 lameness, Did not start. IGewlid Was lue
vore III the poole, selling for SI2, Edgar Tor S~o'
aud dangerous for s.. -,
FIRST HKAT.-A capital start, ldlewhd oelIB
6rst round the upper turn, bus was puilsd oaoh tn
medaiely, aud Edgar took ~ the running, WIN a
lead OF icDklne DduEolVus "NA"b
the fayorite last. On the Ihlrd quarter ldIeWlu
passed Dangerous aud took second place. Passing
The INDIES stand on the first mile, Edgar was three
lepe,ns ahead of Idlewid, aud Dangerous double
tbat oistauos behind the mare; tine, 10y These
no,i,ions were maintained throughout the second
mile. which was run in l4si ana also throughout
tbe third mile, which was done IN l:5l. The race
OIL The louItn and deciding mile was most exciting
one Edgar, ridden with consummate Judgment by
tnat prince OF American jockeys, GilPaulck, kept
bis cad to tue half mile pole. Bu, now IGlewld,
WHO mad been patiently hiding her tine, wac in-
6ulged by her cever rIder, and going NJ 10 Edgar
deprived hun of his leading position, aud without
syer after being headed, won toe race cleyeriy by
three lengths, In Z mil. 264 Sec, thas beating
Eashiou's memorable 1881 winch for twenty lone
years has been at lhe head Of iouIme record Ia
bbe North. Dangerous, who ran good game horte
Throughout, Was about dozen lengths behind
5erou.e Edgar, and probably could II persevered
with al the finish, nave also beaten Fashion c time
Tue second Face was for q handicap purse with
ix entries, but only three Of them, Gray Don, Bill
DAVE anu Seven Oaks, ran. The latter was the
hvonte al 500 to so, Bill Davis next, and the
6es ised Gray Doc, who was sold for $50 by auc-
lion previous to the race, stoOd about SlUO 10 ~
Against hin. Seven Oaks won the first heat, BIZ
Davis the second and Gray Don the third and fourth
beats, in l:46i, LAG, 1:5l, l:5l respectively.
To-day two good races, mile ana TWO mie heats,
will take place.