The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
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THE TURF.
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Paterson, New Jersey, Races - Spring
Meeting.
SECOND DAY.
The crowded stands tho full field OF vehicles yss-
terday afternoon plainly indicated the high estimation
in which eudeavors OF the Passaio Agricultural So
ciey appreciated in giving the public racing In fair
and honest The OF such large numbers
OF respectable ladies' and gentlemen the also
proves their great ondness for sports Of the turf when
conducted properly and all that is necessary to insure
future success is to give good fields OF fast horses,
variety OF races maintain the same stringent rules that
have adopted and the semannusl meetings 1t
Paterson viii be extensively patronized by the most
spectacle people the land There four yes
terday OF which very good the other being
ga!lop by horse, captain Moore, he being the only
entry for the premium.
The first race on the programme FOR the Underwood
Gift, premium OF $780, Tor all ages mile dash, for
which two started
W. H. Renlro entered b. (. Dora, by Ringgod dam
Roxana, by imp. Chesterfield Observation-Disclosures. I
John Hunter entered b Copeck, by Lexington, dam
kosette, by imp Yorkshire. Observation-Disclosures.
lime, l:4TH.
The y the favorite previous 10 the start at one
hundred seventy tive. She had the inside position,
aud got away nicely with lead OF length, which she
increased to two AT the quarter poie. Time taeny-sN
seconds and half. The fly maintained her advantage
three quarter stretch she drew farther from the
colt ard came up the homestrstch winner by four Or
five lengths In l:4T.s she WIS then named BY the
Judges Iora SIZE been known heretofore as the Ring.
gold liy, sister 10 lipperary.
The buye then sounded to bring up the horses for the
SECOND RACE,
which the NuIsery Stakes, sweepstake premium
three quarters Of m''e dash 10 carry 90 pounds:
John iuater enterel blk. (. LA NOR, by imp. Knight
:. george, dam ~ Wager. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
jas. s. Watson entered c. by Lexington, dam Miss
Julia, by imp Glencoe ..........................
Time, l:23.
Tie betting was in favor OF the Lexington colt, one
hundred forty being ole ed frequently 'bao
taken Just before Tho The black got from Tue
colt very coon after starting and II quickly discovered
that had toe much speed tor him his
little MY Beat the colt 10 the staud about ten engths
with the greatest ease nagin bic in l:-3 rhe nrst
quarter was run 10 twenty ave and hall seconds.
THIRD RACE.
There was but one entry log tho third race which
premium OF s4Co or ali a.es three nile DASH james
), Nais0n's b. Capt Moore Ut the call Of the buge
ont track and being started dasued around the
three times, frequently showing some hne bursts
Alter this the judges called the crowd around their
stand and lad read g. them the following resolution:
AT a meetiug OF the Executive ommlee it appearing
thai there been couson and fraud 10 the
running OF colt Norfolk the Jersey Der0y, pcrpe
raed by Jane T.. Eon with The knowledge o. COLLISION
OF Charles Marsh, II UNANIMOUSLY resolved that tho
sid James l. rot &c ruled OF this track forever thas
that colt Norfolk De allowed TO tart again On
this track anti further ofdered by the committee.
!, c 7 hoYDSQs coLg' Chairman tx. com.
In another column viii be found Mr. Eod's version Of
the affair referred TO above. -
FOURTH RACE.
This denomBated selling race, $500 FOR
all ages aud quarter mile dash horses entered
sold for $1,000 (uo ellres for higher prlce aud TO
carry their proper weight Those entered to be sold
$1,000 allowed TBS for $780, II lbs; II Tor $500 II
lbs the winner to be sold at auction Immediately alter
the race and all over the price nNmed IN the entry 70
to the society the owner to retain his horse shoad bs
bring price named. No penalties for other races
won This brought six horses to the post, which
placed as they came In at the finish
John Hunter entered b. c; Copeck, by Lexington,
dam Rosete, by imp. Yorkshire, 4 years old, price
Jas s. watson entered br T. MISS Hayes, by Lexins.
ton, dam Kate Hayes by imp Albion, years cd,
W Ii. strong entered ch. b. Punch, by Nanomet, dam
byYorkshire, years old. price 5000. ..........
a. Hogan entered be. Zig Tag, by Rurc, dam BY
Zenith. years old, price 81 ooo. ............
Brown h Hail entered ch. h. Red Eye dam Selene, %
years old. price 81 600. :............
I. o. smith entered b h. BIZ Davis, by star Davis,
dam RalS' oy iru'' fms y1srs DID, price $780,.
The above the most exciting race OF the day, the
being reserved for the Pool selling very
brisk all the afternoon, up time Of starting few
which give to show the state OF The odds. topeck
Ss @ % a sSo
Afterwards Miss Hayes sold highest, bringing sos, Go.
peck $500, Punch $50, Red Eye $40, zig Tag and BM
The race bengA mile and quarter, the horses had 70
from the three quarter pole at the foot OF the home
stretch Before getting away, Bill Davis and ono Of the
other horses coded and the rider OF Bill Davis
horsed, but not ipjured. lie soon mounted again. and
good send OIL Miss Hayes taxing tho lcal, with Punch
second Copeck third Zig Tag fourth. Red Eye nfth BIN
Davis In the Miss Davis led past the stand one
length ahead OF Punch, Copcck close up, .g Tag
q length behind. Red Eye good nftn, BIZ Iavs
last Copeck cut loose the upper turn, went up
and with Miss Hayes and Punch at the quarter
pole the others failing on Goine down tho backstrech
10 the half pole, Copeck went IN front, passing that
popt neck ahead OF Punch, Miss Hayes length behind,
zir Tag and Eye following two lengths farther or,
Wink Bill Davis seemed 10 have given up the contest
lin 10 the three quarter stretch the very oxo
ing Copeck maintaining the lead, notwithstanding tbe
EFFORTS Of Punch and Mss Hayes who running head
and head TO overtake him. 10 apparent
thai the chances OF zig Tag and Red Eye were
gone and the race lay with the three leading
nags. They came up the homestretch a. q rafting
pace, Copeck going the first, leading by
couple OF lengths; Miss Hayes second, half length
ahead Of Punch, who two lengths ahead Of
Zig Tag, who beat Red Eye about four lengths. Bl Davis
pulled and did not come 70 the stand This IN
teresting race closed the sports OF ths day.
The following In the programme for this afternoon
The Sequel stakes $780, for three year ods, two milo
dash, closed with fifteen entries.
The post stake Of $500, three mile heats, closed win
Captain Moore Tlestwing and Thunder.
Premium 5000, for all agcs, one ana quarter mlh
dash closed With Adsbaan Dora, Den Bracs and vopscs
Rsws From California.
BAR FnAHmsce, Jsns 7, 1884
Great preparations are making Throughout the staaS
for she celebration Of the coming Fourth q July.