The New York herald., 1864-08-03
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70 carry one hundred pouods $50 entrance play Or pay
81 ,ooo added, mile and th~equsrters. closed viii
thirty nominations and second race purse OF Sot
| for all ages. two mile beats.
The new course presented an admirable appearance
but was somewhat heavy for the want OF rain. Inc
grand stand seems to be perfectly arranged 50 tna
every movement OF the horses could be from The
start 70 the nish and soil Of the track hss
become settled good any IL NOS the best and
fastest ynilsd States. Tho attendance
large and the stands crowded with fashionable
ladies' The opening day great success, perfect 10
order and punctuality.
The judges Messrs. o Bowie, Bayard and Colt,
who were fully up to their duty. An excellent police
force were in attendance.
On the night before the race 10 ascertained
that but Ave would start pool selling very brisk
fpperary was tho favorte asanss the field at dve and
six to four. Two TO Mr.. Morris gray cole
against Kentucky aud Kentucky was held at two
against Patti. In Of the pools slld Tippersry
brought $780, Morris colt $2ao kentucky $780, Ring
master SIS and Patti 500. on the morning OF the
one hundred to sixty Sagered Tpperary agsiust
the Eed Morris' colt the next favorite Kentucky
being reported lame. GpatrIck rode Kentucky
RACE
The horses had capital start. Tpperary jumping or
with the lead kentucky second Patti third the other
two bringing up rear AT the turn Kentucky
'front.' followed by MIR. Morris colt, 1pperary third Patti
fourth Riogmaser From there to tho hair mile
pole there very little change the positions OF tho
horses Gong up the homesretch the hrst mile the
horses all got Close together, with the exception
OF hlngmaster, VINO was already beaten. Kentucky
leading the end OF the first mile, Tpperary
second, Morris colt lhrd and Patti fourth Tpperay
struggled hard from the.e TO the finish for the lead ou
Kentucky was too fast Tor him and he shook pperarv
OF as rast as he mde his bursts and came home win
of the by four lengths Tppersry second four
ongths in front Of Motifs colt, waie Patti was bad
nnrth a Glr a 0f
money caanged hands On the result
The following is a summary
SARATOGA RAcE,-tIRsr DAY-EIasr RAcE-Ihe Travers
stake for three year oids carry pounds
$50 entrance play pay; $1,000 added and three
quarter mics; closed " ith thirty nominations.
| J. Hunter drawers osgoodl entered b. G. Ken
tucSy, by Lexington, dam aguoiia, by imported
| T. ward entered b. c. Tipperary, by Ringgod, dam
Ioxena BY imported Chesterfield .........
+. dorris entered g. C. by imported Eclipse, dam
| sally Ward, Jr, by imported Glencoe.
J. 5 Watson entered b. f. Patti, BY imported
Eclipse, dam Pasta. by Revenue. ..............
p. G. Bnsh's b. :. Uritlmme by imp Eclipse, dam
JuIeite by imp sovereign ................. drawn
A Welcn's ch. by imp. knight Of ST. George, dam
Lena by lebanon. drawn
7. 6. Moore's D. Q by Lexington, dam aloriana by
| T. o. Moore q blk. G by imp Knight o. ST. George,
dam Ada Ievs BY imp. Albion. drawn
F. MOTIFS b. c. by imp Eclipse, dam Elizabeth oy
f. MOTHS b. t. by imp Eclipse, dam Esta by Boil
| j. 5 wa,son's b t. Mamie Minor by Lexington,
j. J. Waisou's eh. kehei by Ringod, dam Rescue
by Be,hune drawn
Lewis by IMP Glencoe. drawn
! Jobn Huuter's drawers 0sgood's) b, C Arcola by
Lexington dam Topaz by itap. Glencoe. drawn
Bosswick & LitiIeaeld's b. c. by Lexington, dam
Kate Hayes by mp. Aibon.. .............. drawn
zeb. wards b. C. by Rngoli dam by George Mar
W. r. Harper's b. 6 by voucher, dam by Boston,
or. dam (Mnsedoras dam) by Kcsciusko drawn
Bowie Il Halis blk. t. Velvet, by knight Of st.
Geors0, dam Goosalner by imp. Glencoe drawn
j. W Weldon $ b {. Charlotte + BY imp. scythian.
J. W. Wedons ch. (. vivacty by Revenue, dam
La yctime Dy mp. Belshazzar ar............. drawn
j. a. Griastesds ch c. b. Mahomet dam Prunel-
la (i.iz1e 81. % DAM by imp Glencoe. drawn
J. A. Grinstead's ch c. by kinsod, dam Minnie
Mansfield by imp Glencoe drawn
r. a. Alcxandcrs b. f. Mamie Butter, by Lexing-
toa, dam by imp Yorkshire. e.................d drawn
! H. a. Alexanders ch. t. L.Aeroiite, by Lexington,
| +. y Aiexander's E. Mazourka, by Lexington,
dam by imp YORKSHIRE. e...;................. drawn
Novice by mp. Glencoe. drawn
! X. A. Alexanders b. c. Asteroid, by Lexington,
dam. by imp. Glencoe. .....................d drawn
r. A. Alexander's b. I. Alarseiaise, oy Lexington,
dam by imp Gloncoe ................ drawn
R. a. As1aadsr,a ss ADD 81. 3 sss Bird, by Lexington,
| R a Aexauasr's b. Q. leacon, by Lexington, dam
Bay Leaf by imp Yorkshire ............... drawn
1ime--3lSL.
The second race, which Tor a purse OF $780, two
r,lie heats, was uch admired Notwithstanding that
only came to the post viz Aldeb and leeiwing
The latter was tie favorite before
dred to hy, AID IN some instances hundred forty
The betting was very heavy.
THE RACE.
First Hsd.-Eleetwing got away with the lead and
went to the quarter pole length trout n thrt
seconds Between there and the ns milo pole 1884,
AdeUsran went up aud elt fleet aing ped
back again. On the lower tutn Aceosrap again up
30 tas B1irowEie. and again ie back. ileetsiug ed
the stand aoout o. g, clear, making The hrst mile
In zoo. The running Gow began tn horses going to
their work IN earnest. Adebaraa closed up nicely
the upper turn the baekstrech lapped Fleet
wing. most exciting struggle ensued, and they
mp the homestretch neck and neck. AT the distance
Aldebaran IS IN front. and be came home gallant
winner by ienRsh, making the last mile In l49h, and
.soma H.a fen to four was row current that Aide
baran would win The horse got away on level but
beFore.they reached the quarter poiems twenty nine
seconds-Adebarsn led a length. Going down he back
stretch 10 the hall npe pole Flse,wng closed tribe add
| they passed that point m hity and quarter
nd On the lower turn they were spped together,
and hey came up the homesirecn head and bead. IL
most beautiful race. lime Of FIRST mile l52. Goiog
into the second mile both horacs struggled Boby
lead and they approached the bali miie pole Ace-
| bagan q length Ia itont Feetwpg urged ia ali
kinds OF ways; but AL bs attempts Aldsbaran
afterwards we're futile, latter coming 10 winner Of
the race by length, making the last me in l:54x and
4 the heat in SACK
SAME DAY-sxoosD KAcK-pprse $500, for all ages two
| mile heats.
dam Mamie Lewis, by Gencoe. oe................ 1
p 2. Bush entered 90. c. Flcetwins, by Bairownc.
ohm sis'or 70 NICHOLAS ......*.............. z
Fsys. Heat. Second Hat
1 r1rst inic. Zoo l.0z
Second mile. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1:49h 15sx
Total. ....................... -. 354h 346k
To-day there will bo three
After the above Messrs Genet and Morrisscy made
trotting mstoh for $40 900. between Gen. Butler and
Filling ham, two mile heats, the or
the Fashion Course on the fret Wednesday September
Fashion Pleasure eGround-Trotting.
rurpAY August 2-MAtch $500, mile heats best three
In Ave.
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r. Walker named &. m. Lady Shannon, 70
wexon.... ..........................I 2 ar
Quarter. Hail. Mia
First heat. 30 lis 2S5
Second heat. 80 1l9 237K
Third heat. 20 liz 2;40
Lady shannon favorte previous 10 the start t
two TO one bus after the rss beat stcnewa became the