The New York herald., 1864-10-08
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rHnp AND last OF fas uupaon uounTY
AssociArr-s NESTING.
The new sssccsl'oo;. however unfortunate in their
opening ana SUBS sLt possp nements, were completely
success u, havne brilliantly fair day for ths CLOSE
wah We CRAFTY IN addition Of goodly crowd, on racing
'hrISs satenL Tie grand stand we'll flied, large
lumber OF ladies gracng with their presence In shr
Geld there and elegant equipages whose
occupants evaenty bent on enjoyment andsr the
genial inhuenoe OF the bright sutuinDai sunshine>
There SIX RACES incuded IN the programmes OF The
day, three OF whca we're regularly previously adver.
aaire apperRninR to Tue lrosramne the asso-
oiatol remainng Trio beng private onss gotten ap
On the day previously
pointnent bong tue tour nsie beat vace for which
Feotang walked neither OF hrs opponents appear
ng the compete With him. lime and pressure
OF space precludes appecd,ne Than brief som
mary OF the several re n'ss-
Premium OF two hsNdred dollars for an ages, three
quarter mile dasb, dollars entrance lee, p En-
trance moaey 70 50 TO secood horse oosea as oiows-
Mr. +. Morrn' gr. by imp. Eclipse, out oi sally
Mr. i. Mecours D. { Gen,e Annie, by Rinssold,
out Of Ben Bruce's dam ...........,,......
Colonel p {. Rush's {. oriaame, by imp Eclipse,
oosneI USs u r Sisss Bush b. Iulne BY imp Knsaio
w.B s,rsng's ch. Garibaidi, by Vincent Nolan,
DR. J. VI. weldon's o. I. Lady DaD, by Lexington,
ort Of Fancy g., by imp Nargrave...... 3
Mr. 2 Reeey's y; :. br. undsr~ood, by Lexington,
Tme, l2oA
The betting even Morris agans, the field.
sBcoKD RACE
Prems,m OF s2o0. for all ages mile Deats, entrance
e25 SIS Of entrance money TO 90 10 second morse
Col. P G. aash's c. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dan.
Mr. J. Ppeas T. veios BY vanda dam BY IMP
Dr.. j. wetons s' :. Charlotte BY i,an
Mr. ". H. s,rons's c6 G. Punch, BY Mahomet, dam
Mr. J, g. Jenninss' ch. {. Lexicon, BY Lexington dam
= ''Ai - ' Time, ioa--2oo,s
Ben Bruce the iavor.e at 500 TO $50 against he
fed. He won The first easily, when the odds were
500 to IS that he would the race, with few takeEs
Boih heats were won without an effort
THIRD
Premium 81 900, four mile heats; entrance $50, p,
closed as follows
Col p G. Bush's ch. G. Fleetwing, by imp
BAlrowHie, out Of Rhoda by imp. Glencoe
Mr. J. c ieruines ch Lexicon, BY Lex @'''
ingion, dam by imp Glencoe. paid forfeit.
Mr. d. Reedys b. I: pati, BY imp. Eclipse,
sna wsas ns ia m e
above much the disappointment OF the
visitors the principal attraction Of the day being the cur
mile race.
Premium Of $500, mile heats $50 for second horse for
horses that had race du1ng tue meeting. The
entries were as follows
Col. 7. c. Bushs b. I. Lurine. ine...................
Mr.. d. AcCoun's 0. I. Gentle Annie. ie............
NJ ! fSnes., = veios ''''''''''''''''' ave
- 'I : i Tne i5i;..i:5s. AVS
This race and premium was extra the regular pro.
grenme in lieu OF The four Mie race Lurino was the
favorte and both heats lesurely This nn,she the
frat racing meeting Of the Hudson County Agricultural
Society, after which two private races took place
RACE,
PRIVATE MATCH.-One mile dash.-secaucus and Amer.
can Eagle we're Inc two horses named Tho former went
of with the lead aud continued the end winning by
one length, in 2l5A--whch would be good trottiny
time
RACE.
PRvATE MATCH. -Aiie hsats.-peesving and Skyiagk
were the competitors The former the favorite ram
her appearance nobody seeming know anything OF the
qualities Of either She however ad not daappoiat her
admirers, winning the two heats easily
Time, 2:0lk-205.