The New York herald., 1864-09-28
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xns Tfr1A Fall Meeting or the Haasss
C~~.s, Agricultural Society.
a pxYLLIaNr ASSN. sLAGE AND coMrLsrH sUcosss
The nsu,rrs,,o, ~ lis new and sgibIy located race
course TOOK place ves,sra under the most favorable
auspices. The track Is dssgA tfuy situated four
miles 10 the Of HOboEsns ssx 2s{ssy y new o..
deavors Of any and every kind 10 an bouSd 10 make
allowance fos those who natives or 10 ths manos
born, and in racing matters equally bound 70 rem
der full ample justice 20 those who With other
aim cod purpose, desire TO promuga,e good and ieg
innate racing.
The opening day OF the Hudson county meeting
complete the sport concerned. but
deficient In the auent attendance which has graced the
other racing and trotng matches this spring and fall
The track in tho oxceect condition; nothing
could have been better. Msugrs the swamp In the
centre q the course, no better running ground could
POSSIBLY ne PRODUCED ~ anybody within . hundred
New institutions are generally intimately como led
with discomfort Fortunately the new Institutions of the
hobcken course tended 70 the comfort Of every body,
tefs were NOS ~ smart a. they m,gh have beer We
arpead summary OF the days racing
Sweepstakes premium :: 500. Tor three year o,ds,
. g % horse ana ss entrance money 70 50 4
THIRD horse Closed ~ foows:--
Ds. ). y; Wsldon'sb EoAsrlot.e r. by imp Cyihiaa
cut q sally Polk. sy imp Ambassador dr.
Mr. Morris 81 G.. BY imp. Eclipse, sut Of Sally
Ward r., py imp. Glencoe e....,................
Mr. 2. Norris b. T. by imp. EcApss, out Of Esta By
Eoisvr. ,f,T..,.
Nc A. Z. lennngs' ch 0. Lexicon, by Leylug.on, dam
by imp. Glencoe. dr.
Mr. J. e AcSer,aans OH o Eagle. BY vandai. dam by
Col r. G. Gush's b. g. Luriinc, By n,p. Kpigh. OF IS
George, dam By imp. TfIstce. ........... ~ dr
EAsie was tie fsvorte at Sioo % $50. limo, l.1sN
sscoaD RACE
The erry stakes Of $500 Tor ali ages three mile heats
entrance $50, p p; entrance money to 60 to secaad
horse; closed with the sollowin, cotries,--
Mr.. H. Eecdy b. T. Patti, by imp Eclipse, out Of
Pasta by Ravceae, ycarp. Observation-Disclosures. DIR.
Co.. T. Z. Buahs ch c. Fiectwing. w imp Bairesnis
Out Of Reoda hy imp Glencoe, years. .........1 I
Nc 4, G JeDrngs' ch @ LEXICON, by Lexington,
Fsrs Iea-Fieewrng was the ay feat soc to s5o
He had the advantage OF the start, being fully five
tures miles, never allowing Iesicor 10 head him OF,
oomiug me in sreudlG style, and by neck.
seeos.d Hsa' Eieetwng STOCK advanced and the bet
et the first turn Lexicon too tbs lead Of eagth,
wach he Increased 20 two ut the qGastss poic They,
other unt turning for tho hoestsetch, where Fleet
wIDe made splendid burst alc lasseG Lexicon. comng
hene amid loud cacerss u,asr o. the heat aud oy
three lengths.
Pirs Hea. Second gfeai
Second mlle........,1:52 seccad mile...,.... .2ls
Third nite .,.......l;53 lsird mAe. ....,... I:5a
Total. al................6A5 io;ai.. 5,aa
Premium of $780, tor al aees, ,n,e heats. Closed
with the following eatres--
Mr.. G. Loyds b Q. By sissner, dam BY imp. Langort.
MIR. Thomas CisrlS's ch T.. pedigree unknown '..,..
Coicnei q. Y. Busns b. c. tko Brace. by Lexington,
dam by Atosf years ...a.t........... Q
Mr.. J. riucus' o. G. yeios, by vands, dana by imp.
Mr. Reedy. Entry... .........-....,.
Era heat. Betting two and three 70 one on
Ben Bruce. ir good start gruca took tho lead.
with slashcr at his quarters, the other cose
up. RoGad,re the turn bruco was stu IL lroot,
there was s'Oos oo as ss'sa oy M
other two making waiting race on the two leaders.
They passed the bali mile much IA The position,
Bruce sui having the lead A' the three qnartss pos
the ie.t to Bruce S~saef other
Of ths race the hoessrec torn s'asaer cealleaged
Bcuce, TOOK the eSd aud hons easy bP
three icugths Time. I6Tk.
Second Uel Bruce sIasccr Tbs only starters,
the ether having beet draf Bruce took tho tend
with ssner at hug e,rih Eoaadug tne trrn ibey wso
neck and neck. Down The hhce,retch Eaaher c'osec.
and they side and side past the quarter and na mile
poets. Making the three quarter sasher in trout
aud at The bomcstre.ch turn took oeerrncet ead
tnaiug 1t 10 the ond, and conlng homo easy xanes
without an siort, by ten ienR.sa, ~ l5'h.
The Great Trottsng Race as the E~shtoa
Course Tu-Ony.
We presume that tho entroty OF the spositnx werld
avo TO the fact tha. the and greatest
season. perhaps the greatest that ever raken
place. of at the Fashion Courss to-day two f.
Lady Emma hard prsssso by General Better, rules
the leading frince victor the
harness last week has host OF sta wrtn friends
and the mysterious advent Of ughapi 10 tho batting
market alter being supposed that bad reared for
the season. giving heap OF trouble TO the betting men,
who imagined they had cot everything fixed FOR 20 days
We OF four, aud may have Ave star;ors
He who namo the wilmer must be rerlarkatly
clever maa. and IL succesaiGi ought 70 he exhibited
Barraro Museum or some otrsr conspicuous locality.
The Lexington Races.
LHxlaefos. KY, sept. 2s~sSs
On saturday extra day purse Of $3.50, mile heats