The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
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tho attendance. The number Of ladies' presen, IN the
stands far inferior nrst da, -. circumstance
doubtless, to attributed TO tho hah price charged
for heir admission. ln.ecd, think ina, the mana
gers must now SEQ the impol'cy " their course
OF proceeding IN DOUBLING the lree Of admis-
sion 30 tho cnt stands aud quarter stretch, and
making a charge for the admission OF ladies,
In tho comparatively limited attendance and the
9e dimtnition Of their receipts. They will ultimately
discover that the meeting does not do
pend alogethr in Offering liberal purses, and securing
the entrance Of good horses for them
they also copsut assure, the Interests Of
Che great body Of the public and in doubling the usual
rates 81 admission. they practically snorn, them
altogether. Wa make these rcmtrks because we have
heard numb. ress lants, beth loud and deep,
those POINTS above alluded TO- ana while freely gave
the the high credit thev justly entitled
to- for their adnTlbl arrangements NJ the spring meet
ing do not hesitate express our opinion tho
widely different policy they are now pursuing at the
PRESENT meeting
The proceedings to-day oemlnebcel with race for
year ODDS, Tor purse Ut $500 SiOO entrance fec half for
lett ono mile dash The weight 10 bc carried ninety
pounds, aud the following young ones entsred:-
Mr. !. W. fennmks b.. ey--yandai, dam by Traveller
Mr.. F. Morris b. C. by Imp Eclipse, Dam 4. - lLovd's
gray mare, rr. Vim. II. -trougs 10. C. Rip Van winkle
by Mshomet dam by Woodpecker; MIR. Jas. r. ats n s
Glencoe also Wy lwo rita. dam Mamie Lewis. BY
Imp Glencoo. Also b. by imp. tcpse, dam Pasta. by
Revenue NJ john W Ackcrmen's Oh. c. Eagle. by Van
dal. dam by Imp Sovcre.p: Mr.. I''hn ". Gays b.
r. ntuckv, bv lexington dam Magnolia, BY Imp Glencoe;
also CHI. f. Geo sc wood by knight OF s. George, dam
Margaret Woods by FRAN.
III these only Minute Mior EngIc and kentucky came
to the post The AFTER which belongs 10 Mr.. John NJ.
Clay, cam: win high private rspuaiSn here o"h on
IT nis superi good looks his breed ing
being full brother Ia Che famous hrse arel Boone
He wns at once mtle into 'he premiership IN The bet
ting 800 to $40 being fry offered that he would win.
IL l"sls the rces were Kentucky $780, Minute Minor,
$3.50, and Eagle, sic0
rearhuc me- first turn was uaea Sock e,w,y Ea.le 70
carry on the runniug; Ninie Minor, wh" was much
iapced by her stable. and who a miserable start,
losing several lengths, being last The half mile was
run in 80 seconds, the POSITIONS Icing tho same: but
before they had sie ar on tue third quarter ksn,uckys
jockey let him out and passing Eagle II he stand
ing swung into INC home stretch two lengths IN front,
and, ~rhou' beng extended, galoaed bone an easy
lengths ahead OF Minnie Msor.
The winners magnificent style Of action and racing like
Appearance ey'ed tho unqualified admiration OF the cog
nosccntc ~ orsciosh and led 10 h'a changing owners
Mr. Clay dispensing OF bin Tor the large sum o. - 900
together with another promising two year old, brother
good and Barker o this city and informed that
Kentucky was bought Tor Mr. Zen Brock and will be sent
TO Fnsnd. lie Is entered for the great EPSON no, by
stakes OF 1864, and IL he trains on we'll win be- heard
connection with hat important Of English turf
ne secnd race WAS mile heat race for purse or $780,
for all ages The entries I. o. Morres ch b. Ben
West. wears DID, by vanJ yke, dsp But Cut and W.
Pcnnock's CHI Rebecca J. Price, by Colonel, dam by
Imp. Margrave, and J. W. wcdons Imp b. h. HILLSIDE.
rough, by S,ockwe. Tho CHI Rebecca tho favar-
The imported horse s35. There was some very heavy
betting this race both the aud Zen West having
some determined supporters.
Frs Ued--Hlsborough the hrst on when the
drum tapped, with Rebecct second and Ben. West
last. The latter. however. ovcrpowering his rider,
Tommy Patton rushed 10 the 'front.' and out tho
ming at clipping pace. AZ the quarter pole he lead
Ing three knrths, the being tho in,as-
din'c follower On tho last quarter Patton got pull ut
his horse, but ic rad the race In hauI, and Raloped
homo very easy winner by four lengths IN l:so
h,s NM turn Of speed was eyiIent to a 400 SO
wa; osrsd and taken in few Instances BY those lovers
the start, Ben West quickly 10 up hts lest ground
and usssed hilsborough on the nrst turn. AZ
the quarter he was at Rebecca's grlhs, whoa
lnttoa took pun at him, and allowed the mare
TO lead on sulieranee tt'i after passing the half
m.e when NE ne INDUCED , yea. Ben; WIN was r'ny ire
marc like an arrow and gallo ed home. winner BY half
dozen lengths IN $780, but which could easily have bee.
second Rebecca who broke down almost directly after
being chal'cnged-oy Pen West, berg dstsneed
The third race was seAn. race Tor purse OF $500.
TWO aud taE milo dash Horses entered to DC sold for
II 800 (no entries Tor hi.her price), t. carry their
proper weights Ihse ensrc. to be sold Tor 81 600.
allowed seven pounds; Tor 5000 fourteen pounds, fr
300, twenty ono pounds The winner u be sod at
ton immediately after the race. All over the price
named IN INC entry 70 90 70 INC ssosation The ownor
rens his horse az he should not bring the price named
IN the entry e l. Lloyds rhross Neck TO no sold tor
$500 e. Ittehcds Dr. b. Harper four cid, 81 800
j. NJ Clay ch e. Anon Travis, three yeas old, by Imp.
Yorkshire 81 600 y Hunters b. c. Roublc, three years
old, by star avis, II 900.
In tho Pols Ihr g. Neck soJor 5000 Anna Travis Tor
ela5: Roubie and lilrier for SO each.
IHs RAB-ihe race may be summed up in afew words.
1hro.s Neck toik up the running from the start man.
t.ned II throughout aud won easily by four lengths. A
od the last halt mile for second place between
Roune and Anna Travis res ted w favor ~ tho attor.
Tine l40x.
lie concluding was Tor purse Of x200 for all
horses sold on the society grDd at their spring meet
Ing mile and half dash The entries wcrc;-l. Mr.. y.
Hosnans b. E. Annie, years old, BY sshome', dam by
WOOdpccker. 2. W. III strougs cb. Punch. old
by Mahomct, dam by Imp. Yorkshire. .. James s.
Watson's b. e.. years old, by Iexing ton, dam
Kate lays, by Imp. Albion. 4. Mr.. l.. faul's (Mr.'
Godwin's) Dr. c., yearsfid, by Lexington dam Ncc.
dcuta I'd. 8. Mr.. I. lpurs Ont 6odwin's) {. Lefty
Shannon, 8 years old, byIexlpgton dim sally shannon.
Mr. y. b. Cots c. C. Abu Beker, wears old, 10y Ma
b. b. velos years old by vandal, dam Nebraska. by