The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
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Tho weather on the third and cohc'
meeting dull and gloomy, betoke ''.s 40. :" LIE
standing which the attendance was 80 .~-
two preceding days. Tho racing on 80.
ing Is always anticipated to be be ~. 49,
than Its predecessors, a. there ..u." 80:
IT, &C., Ill. 49,. -" Northern public especial
-. - A.. ~ . iis race, however, was alb
AZ. . az -. -, the Paterson meeting, as
-. - - Hough the managers had IL In
,. eat four mile match for 50 900
...- -. ,,., hrog's Neck being run at their
ao,.. =, ,,s 49, Ach Of hberality, they declined
a.. a.. A.. nsn.s Oh In question Is adjourned to the
..-, ., Aphia fall meeting. The increased
....,.:"., ! may therefore be fairly attributed
~. IVY .~ seeing the best days racing OF the
.. ~uN ~ contests were certainlyof highly in
~. The three mile heat between
.no o" . cd thoroughbred Thunder, who won the
'' .es' race on the FIRST day, and John B.
:. '- the great feature OF the day. The track
~ Aco Of the heavy torrents OF rain that fell just
race commenced, was tremendously heavy,
a the son of Star Davis exactly, enabling him
piotage Of the accomplished jockey, Gilpatrick.
'" ~ the tables upon his previous conqueror.
-" Afrst for three year olds, two mile heats,
~, purse OF s5oo-$2o0 entrance, half forfeit The
owing ten horses were entered, although but four
rere sadded for the uncomfortable F. G. Murphys ch
Prince Wales, by Lexington dam synconia, by Hera
Mr.: James g. watson's CHI C. Adebaran, by Commodore,
dam Mamie Lewis, by Imp. Glencoe. Mr.. James 8. Wat
sons by Lexington, dam Kate Hayes, by imp Albion
Mr. John Hunters b c. Copeck. by Lexington, dam Ro-
by Star Davis dam Pcayune, by Medoc. Mr. p C. Bush
b C. Bon Bruce, BY Lexington. dam BY Altorf Mr. John
Glencoe Mr.. J. N. Cay's Oh. T. Anna Travis, by York
shire. dam Margaret Woods by Priam. Mr.. j. w. wei
imp Glencoe. Mr.: j: W. weldon's Oh. f. Canary Bird
Gown sister to Black Brd). three years old, BY imp
| Albion, dam by imp. Ainderby.
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paIan 70 DC the favore selling for 1876; Lodi FOR $3.50
and Gopses for slaS AdeSarans victory on the FIRST
was tho cause Of the high estimation in which he
hold: But there were others who remembered Lodis
In the Two mile heat ut the spring meeting here
when one OF the finest and closest
the North was rum and they noticing the fine condition
he was in, backed him pluckiy. Copeck's chance
but slightly thought Of as Albebaran had beaten him
First Heat-.copeck jumped on with the lead, the
other two gettngoff on equal forms with each other
minutes Copeck leading length aud half and Lodi four
lengths in front OF Adebaran, who making waiting
the homesretch they together in a cluster but,
coming home Copeck drew away, and stalling Off Lods
Second aiaeSarans des.. his
party still stuck manfuly 70 him. and offered 10 wager he
GSsS WIN Inc race a capital start was elected
l second and Aldebaran last At the quarter the
sw0 former were locked together Absb.ran four
hall Lodi had given Copeck the 20 by and led a clear
length on the first mile Adebaran taking place.
limo I47 He maintained the running throughout the
second mile. winning easily by lengths in $40
Adebaran beating Copeck by two lengths for second
Third Hoa-rhe odds Of 500 to $40 were current on
LODI winning the race Adebaran being entirely Of
running, went to the 'front.' made play throughout
dong the first mile in l:5l the second in 4eI or
ior sne heat beating Adsbaran by three lengths
The next race was for purse Of $500. for all ages,
Morrisseysb. h. John Dawson (aie Edgar) and Mr. n