, 1864-09-09
THE TURF.
Raelns Yes'eroay-Ths 1raet-A Staad Still
-RunAiag, but no Race.

but getting off WIS quito smother Ihtn,. T4
ieu it,rr wl'h tenactty. winch II huWau, Won
have hetn wonderful. t's tremendous attEact.o
u cohesl0n was t1enpl1dtd in The rtsf. Create
atapity e. ah,blted ~ it vi b sole tea'oes. Half
poupu on csch t,ot ~as not II circumstance. On
lnkenslbly IL ind to apptetta'+s taat fhhd teri
Of endts1ment uB applied TO- The cart ---"muthut
-os IL et1cl AMI cluLE and he'd, aod refueed to
SHAKEN ot, houne one IN reaily suomasesna
emhrnst
Yet there was one con"ratnlatory 1eaturc ab,u
It'll vas what hss been euphoniuus:y cslie
''clean dirt: the real posverlzed aud din e'
ear unutxed =. til thu bnter matter VI co4l Gil
ders. dus', broken TIN n1u1. old ehoes 400 hats
otad doet, brick batt, ETC.. which maku up th
yic.one ttld todrtda Of CITY supersol. Il Was u
AZ urtdt fuTnIa lot. without duuht, bat uoE tyi(r
and It might nave pclougcc q th- primary or1-r o
rocks, 81 beausrult, 1ree wss 1t itou taiut OF Of
gautc matter.
the HBy nts beauttu Nut cloud uh-curel 10.
view Ut him who would peer out through the blu,
emby1rnu Dnd ok iuto be 1neaeureleza depths b.
you'd. The air was toit und ta1my- There wa.
peIrIe blteze stirriD. aid AZ 1t did not set Il
from the regu,n Of Bf1de+pnrt, there was not .h4
o1tnsive sm. u vith whicll the clttz ns OF Cuicaye
have been eet. ccatt,'na y glt1ed- II was br. it
pieasSht. cooi, aht-'o euui uU all III III Euslist
tbust a{le11 oops whcl nun may ites a. peace
WITH himseit aud NIL the ~ofld. ptovides hr d ,es
moi allow BIZ breaet to 6ecomcIlhe th=stcr OF owl
p1sbtuna. as IL eUtnc lltb 0Uue Lthcf where's &har
ut htlrfe rncte.
The attendance WAS good nao!oye the mud, which
Was fur A,uEe tersthie III lhe streets than on tht
IT. H. In tho FIRST place, ,hcrc-was 1a:e postp "a
ed lr"m The duy pftvi0u-, aid, secondly. tlle o.
the anin.ale. ut Last. Was expected 70 show ont
Bplenuld 1nunipg. 1drwitd is veil Enosn to opl
1acit e trie: ds as 3 fast mare. Unfortunately 10,
hrr ovuer aud bsckess, rhe verified the belief u
her powers in q why not anticfpated nor wished
for. She stuck fast In tho mud q on suaasn
a1,t struck ber uo1utrers ~ on heQp IL SO doiuy
A1,slrtt p rsr3tlk fht ur8nH h
BleLs If activity, ma the Ladies' carriages began q
GREW up wi'hih the e.cloeure. NJ liole was lost.
The bel rung to call The horses to their posts
AID all Biouu ready tu W1tne. S The
FIasT RACE.
The irst race was iut purse Of $500, Two mile
heats, tor All ayee. The entries were: Heary Van
Letn'u b h. 5n, prize; e. G. No ,rus b, N Idle.
asSs s kt sando n.d Tss e
four IT, one and nlue tb two Thc pouis sold on
the gIouud werU not rerg well patr0nlzed- tho at
teDoapts nut having confidence IN the aeilIey Of
Red Eird was finally ws'hor. IN. almost at the last
moment, aud the race LETT bet~crn idie@.ld snd
Eirsf Tfdf-A et,rt ELECTED At the first trial,
Idle ri'd nclny little IN the rear. The Nurse iu-
creased BITS adr.ufaEe thr,usn toe first quarter,
rein, and pulled fHswaro; ehe suun led her oppo,
uent elip billy. al d for rhost tlme the Two were
neck and neck, roins ut shaping spsed. Sson.
hoWtyer, 1he mars showed her superior running
qunties, and At the half mi hau left her autaco-
List IN the rear BY murc tn4n 1rn.tn. Through
the next quarter The distance gradually lncleascd
and at The home turn The gap wtuenrd rn fully
three lengths Then Surprise oecselsed Tue distance
somewhat, hut 1t wzs only hrtet I'D vahtzge. Tne
mare ohee more Gar he'd ahend, and led PAST the
string by hall dozen leng hs, The ssr nj being
though NJ other mile mad to he run. Everybody
eaw that The hOTsc had oeeu i0olcd to the tup vi
lis bent. sid eoold nut nope to make the eliIes-
epca Still there WAS nh pefcept1hle n,miputlou or
1prr in fhf rHn hnt fhED1 =
but tleF that punt the h0rsc elt b1 hat!
length. which uistance s~us 1uafntaued tnc houe
tlapptng rup, bosh anima1s belu,. tas uuteide,
Surprise apparently ubbaaoccd. On Reaching the
sccfr, Ide Wild WAS uozeu 1eugths ahead, having
made the Two 1,tiles IN 4m. *.
offered frt oil 0u the n1sre, with few takera. All
te}t tot Hdant thst Iuiewl would win the next
heat aud race. Alas for tho Instability OF h1uau
shopee and equine superiority! theS were doomed
aSan9d 1{tut-r 9th got OF well, the horso having
Nak htE The ADVANTAGE hut eoon tGst 1t. 1dlttEitd
led By a ie1eth before 'hs ar*t quarter was halt
Rstted, anu BY the lime II was completed had it,
crcat. d the gap to u Ntvth and hal. The pace
continued sDod through tue mex: quarter, aud tbs
hackers Vi Id'eHiIo were In scs1aciea. But just
paet IT. hall nile post idleu lid came to euddcn
halt, and ot Ill the eGoft. 0 hcr rider sntced 10
move Ter. Surprise continued bis course nakin:,
the two mies Iii 4m. I: ~. runnin. toe last NILE
and hslt aluie ldlexiid Was declared di .rspced
aud The b, ut and racs were a~aroed 10 surorise,
much to the sstunlr hmenI and chaAtin or tnuae
who h3u bette d On the mare
The first mile wun male tn a.03.
II WIS subsequently aecet1atncd that 1dlewild
WAS relzed with craups. Size Was fJs some time
unab!e TO move, and WAS led TO tue stable without
an eilDEt to cuntiLnG tue race. A great deal OF
money chanred hands on tht~ event, betA hagiug
been lrrGly made at nine against two, AMI foar to
one, both on the psecedluI evening and imueol.
a,ciy bttore tie race. The following Ia the
Summary.
= =
$. G: MooEe's M Idlswi!d. d........... dlstaaced.
A. Chappel's chg Redblfd. .,...4..... draHn.
inuc. uc.........-..."--..--'s' a-@jR 4.ls]3
EEcuyD RACE.
This Was for 3 swecpstake OF SlD0 each. balt
forfeit Ei4h 1900 added: rs,le heats. best tEo IN
eo,,'s br. c. by Rustic: F. g. G.Mouse's b, By Le1.
irQ.on; J. g: Kelly, b. dly,. Lute.trtus; and
Poolr sold lively, and ,he inv,utments were ex.
cceoinsly diversified The following we're two
extreme pools Leonara'. l0,, Moofe's 81, Keify'.
KelIy's 5G silnpson's l0l. LeonnTd'a filly VA
however, the ee7tral farnFite, aud Moores cott
ssood next H. Repalaf fasor; hel!,'s Laiestsins
somewhat haz,ly in the po.ss.
F7rt Htat-Lu,e.,rins drew tac pole, and Caro-
line 1dtchtnns took the outside post. At she
n1.t estas shsy Eot n but rfry 'fTrsnnSsy s.np
couple Of hngtbs heh1nd. The Qf-t TWO hundred
yards paeet d. simpsons colt led utrccpttb.y, the
third Al The qaa'ter lhe bro 81 colt led oS
length, IN advantage which he ula4ntatn-
Cd to the clore. About the half mtie poss
Caroi1nc uaehed by Muures aud there was an ex
citing rice between them for tho second place,
both seeming TO despair Of attaining the van
Lutc=E.nY naist1lued ner place as rear guard very
respectfully, never giving nndib:c Sign Of beint.
o1he1 than =. latter iammas, at the close. on shs
bomestreteh sampson's colt pnt on the steem aud
msoc SPLENDID run. ioc.ea.iug his dt-tancc from
two 10 hall uozen lepgths in the qaart.r, winning
the heat in LEX. splendid time, Considering the
c6ndi.ian OF the tsacs ana The comparatively On.
tried quaiitite o the contestants. Caroline WAS a
bad second, The bay colt being third, and Lufesttlng
long way tn the rear.
Pools took tuEn, and quotations were decidedly
steady. Teere we little racl!latien now. The
tnStn1. fntes,rin, ransed At aoout one To- faI ItY
asatnst The neld aud Moorez and Le .naza's en- re:
made up the pool, the tofmer being little tho ID
Stadld Htat-Atter the custornary rcst, the nass
were calcu 10 the scratch Ln1estttDg Wns moi
resJy, and the others .taEtcd without ber, bu1
we're called back. shs csme rcnnd as iast, and al
four made an uneven start which was not recoc
nized by the judges. -ampson>s and Leonard
being In the advsn e Kept I'll and made the entira
circuit Of the sruur ds .V1thstsudiny the fing,nt
Of the bell, and loud cree from owners aud spec
t1tore. The other tva stopped rbort aud visited
Some little dissatisfaction expressed bv som
ut The action Of the iudses In not iy.n. tho tnp+
for far start. a twonty minutes rest was gtven
and then the second heat be.an.
The start as ratber uneven, Simpsons an,
Moore'e entr}as taking tre 'ront rank, the other
the ultimate place with Creat tacility. Sln sun
colt toon Ore 10 the heau Of the string, and LEI
By two itr0the Ut the quarter. hellys colt nos
made rally, aid maLaged to get into tbs th!r
pluce, leaving Leonard's To bring up tho re-.
guard. The race lag be. ween the two tlsst named
| SImpeon's tti1l ltad,uc with gao OF tEo length
at lhe hslt mile. a1oore's low put forward, nu
ere tht home stretch waa re4cbcd. WIG neck an
neck with tho heretofore lender. Tue straight rnl
was vel, Contested By the tso in the BEGUN NJ
eucb tlappIng pace, and Moofe's cult came IN tt
winner BY duzen lengths; LasestrinE heing oI
potite tht distance pole and Caroline far behind
| They Wtra hoth declared diat8nced. MOOret1 er
| tlA Won the bca. in 2:lA-
The betting now ranged at three and four to on
On Moore tn ~.
| Third Heat-Moore's entry to X the lead, bein
half lcpl1h IN advance. AT the first Qu arer thi
| wss incrtaseu 10 two lenxth-. SIMPSONS no
rallied al rait ed altt5e, but eoon fell bnck Mt
| was thrte lengths teblnd at the hall mile. u
seain rallied, eaintne little ou the bsy, but III h
cxest1ons could not bring him peaEer than d coupl
| OF lcncths IRON the leader. who maintatGad
| tplendifly equable pace throughout. Soon he fe
| back, and on nearing the bome stretch the brow
colt was was fully t"ur lengths behlud:, From th
lengths, Mcore's colt winning the heat and rae
In a,10H. ....: -.
S,tn1mdsY.
J, G. Kelsy's b f'Lutettring. .....-. Distance.
]. c. sinPfonse hr c.---....-.-..--.
r. Eeed Cd 1eopare,s Caroline iiichlngs Distance
Other races are on he carpet for this Afternoon
details Of which will oe fouaa in our adTertlsiu
| columns.
LOCAL MATTERS.
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