New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
THE TU RI.
The Paterson Fall Race ueeting--Third
md Last Day.

The attendance at the races yesterday was
very arge although Ear from being equal TO that OF the
previous day. when tho seepe chase attracted - many
thousands 70 witness the exciting sport The de-
fcieucy ia DC nbers however, amply compensated
by the seleness Of the company aud tho presence OF
largo assembaee Of the fair sex In the grand stand
gave an animated appearance to the scene. II reflects
tbe highest credit uDon the Executive OF the AssOca
lion that not a single case disorder or robbery oc'
Cured during the meeting, thanks 10 tbe hdpirioe
police arrangements made and this fact must be pecu'
iary gratifying the managers. We are also glad 70
ba able ~ that the two rdefs IN the steepo en- 80
on Wednesday, Denis kecdy and Michael Tuly, who
met with such dangerous fails In that race. are pro
crossing most fNorably under the care OF their med
cal attendant Dr. Bunde of Paterson and their early
reappearanoe in the saddle may be confidently sntici'
patel
The first race was the hurdle race handicap for all
ages; SfC0 20 the winner and slOO 10 The second horse
two mile eight hurdles. Oi the hfc entrles
MI came 70 the post except CoPecA VINO s III the seme
stable as ri zar, and comprised Mamie CraddOck
dbe winner OF the secple ehuse) NJ. d. (who won the
hurdle Face ~ the recent Cincinnati meetlng Ls2ic,
ard Nghtlock. The hurdles were placed a. follows
Tho firt Yves opposite the family stand. the secoud
near the audrte pole the third near tie ba mile pole,
and tho fourth below The drawgate on The home
stretch 70 complete the distance the horses had 70
clear al the hurdles twice and 90 twice around Tie
track finishing OF course at the stand. The folio @hg
pool sold Just before the start viii give some idea of
the relative estimates ofhe horses chances among the
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ssi; Aishtock Si2 ard NJ. ID. s22. The fayorjte was
ridden bv Mr. Pepper: Zipzsg 10y Archy Fisher Al. d..
by Mr.. Lawler and Nightlock by " Req Dick
THE RACE.
A cs,itoI start Nas had, Mamie Craddock clearing
the first hurdle little in advance OF ". d.. Iigldg
third and Nightlock last The second hOrl near the
quarter pole WIS taken in thc same order Mamie lead
INC ~ d. two lengths the latter three len0ths before
Ziezag and Nightlock behind everything. On the
back stretch The latter horse far behind that his
Glance OF the race seemed hopeless. Taking the third
hurdle near the half mile pole Mamie Craddock sim
retained her lead being three lengths before M ID,
who was double that distance IN advance Of Llglag
The fourth hurdle the hOmestretcb was taken bean
fully by the horses heorder just named, and ~ they
pa sed the stand Mamie had strong iead with Lgzag
haf length before NJ d., and the latter two lengths
beforo Nlgbtlock Coming o. the fifth hurdle. Zigzag
and NighOck cleared II together two lengths Deblhd
The mare who kcpt her lead over the Skill, teyehth
and eighth hurdles takinP them beautifully and hnaly
" inning the raco by four lengths; ZgZag beating
Nieht6ck (who made has debn, n hurdle Tacer bere)
for second money By three lengths ana NJ ~ bringing
up the rear TiDo-f:ll. 49,
The second was the Sequel STAKES, sJVo purse
for three yeur Olds two mies Ofthe hYe entres al
started except Richmond and the Wickllhe MY belong
ing TO H. r. Snediker Lady Dan Bryant Fepsesenung MS
stable The other starters were Baltimore ana oata' @
Baltimore wet very great iayore, ss"g I ,Ua i,',
made the running until near the hali.nHe poie, "heu
Oata took IL up, and led past the stand oh tne nrs.
mile neck in advance Of Baltimore IN l;o4t' Deore
reaching the quar- pole. Baltimore chaleDged anu
passed Oliaa. lengths in front at tho hall mile
pole maintained the lead throughout and WOO the race
with plenty TO spare by q length. gpendo race up
the home stretch between Lady Bryant and Oiata en-
sued, the former who bad been apparently OUTRAGED
coming with rush up the hOme.strecb. answering tne
whip In the gamest possible and beating Oilhta
ia the last few yards for second place. Iimt-3i49
The three mile heat for purse OF S7O0 WIS run
for by Kentucky and Fieetwing The former. who wat
backed 10 win at si00 TO els. made tho Iunnine
throaghqa! the three mss, vss Rsvey qf beaded