New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The Turf


NEE iISG-SECcSD DAY.
The second days racing on Wednesday at TINS
meeting held the at Paterson N d..
The day was equally favorable as the preceding Dut
the attendance was by no means so good. Inc nlgh
charge for admission. double that of tho preceding
year. and the iberaty Of the managers In instltutlng
charge for ladies' have doubtless contributed " this
result. We noticed all the principal mGgnates OF the
turf both IN racing and trottipg emong the visitors
tut the absence Of the tie great body Of the
public was painfully apparent ID to the latter that
managers ofrhce meetings must look for remuneratiye
support and not alone "a those who would make race
meetings places Of fashionable and exclusive rosort
The miserable arrangements OF the Erie Railway Com
pdny must not be passed over nnnotced. They an
special trains from their depot in Jersey City to
the race course, yet on Tuesday the III ID = H. tan
two hours the road. and yesterday nearly the
came time, and this over o distance OF only fifteen
miles.
The first race was Tor purse Of $500 FOR two year
ods mile dash. There were nine entries. but only
three Of them answered the judges summons 10 start
These Mr.. Watsons b. T. Minnie Minor Hr.
Ackermans oh. Eagle and Mr. Clays b. G. Kentucky.
The latter mDdc the faNorite ri long ODDS bis ne
slasLing racing like appearance hvorabiy impfessing
every that knew the points of good rice-hoIre
He won both heats In tie ho0w,st manner possible IN
:isi, and Immediately changed owners ut the price OF
$500 He will IL j. said. be sent 10 England to run
Tor the next years Derby for which he was ezieied
Wien gearing. by Mr. Ten Brooch, for whom 1t is
undcntood he was purchased.
The second race was for purse 81 saO, nile heats
and won IN two straight Leafs by Mr Geo Wlhcss
ch. b Ben. West beating Rcbecca, Price and HiinDo
rOu Rh In 20 and 90 IN common chhcr Inc "nh'i'
pl.Tons o. bis running here In tie North az saratoga
ind Paterson during the present summer when ut
srly out OF condition had lost heat or race
seems now 20 have recovered his pristine speed and
,igor and will sssuredly make Lie mark on The North
~. he lie hoe done On the Southern TUT
The third race. 2. mile dash tor selling purse OF
$500 had four entries. IATogs Neck, Harper ANN
Irnyls and Rouhle Al started Throgs Neck = inning
.asily In i.tO.; Anna Travis secOnd and Harper
Int. .
Tie final race for purse offno one mile and half
dash was won hy Ahu lescr alter good race. heating
sympathy. Punch aud Canary Bird, IA ~. Appended
is the summary: -.
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'o os 10 cary " pounds entrance rio' a. ioi'i'
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