The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
SPORTING MTM4IGENCE.
a'he Turf.
nA Es-SkCOND DAY.

numsrors,v ,,,endsd thar a Tuesday, large crowd
Of ladies' and gentlemen being pes'"' " ~''hssS VIC
running who were highly deiigh ~ WIN the Sports OF
the day The races were all good, anu run IN cap'a
time. The hurdle was the most attn ao"e'e''
as three of the four that contended are haered the
best hurdle racers on this contnent-viz ~ uhe 'rad
dock Zigzag and Garry Oalds Lille Parker, tn 'our.h
in the race made her first appearance at hurdles D. uu
not perform satisfactorily she touched ana Knceksu
down the top OF nearly every one of them The othess
behaved better and went over the brush clean and clear
This kind Of racing is growing very popular with our
people, and good in this line much in demand
Mamie Craddock the winner Of the race, after
beautiful struggle with zgzag the finish. The second
race also splendid affair. II of two mile
heats between Fleetwing Lord Monmouth and an Airing
ton gelding belonging to Mr. McDanels, of Richmond,
Va. Fleewing after three severe heats Lord Mon
mouth winning the first The concluding race was
mile and quarter dash between Mr. Morris b. f.
Nellie Graves Mr.. Bush's b. Silkstone and Messrs
Evans 4 Francis blk. C. Black Knight Nellie Graves
won gallant style in excellent time The track yester
day was much better than the previous day and the
weather very pleasant and favorable for fast time
FIRST RACE
ages two mile dash over eight hurdles, three and ha
feet high Entrance ten per cent to go to the second
horse three to Oil and two TO start.
A Smith named CHI. IN. Mamie Croddock, by vandal
aged, $50 lbs Il
D Recdy named b. g. zgzag. by RuricE, dam by ze
E. V. snedker named CHI. G. Garry oadis, by Lexiug
ton, dam by imp. Glencoe aged, isS lbs B
known, years old 1913 lbs. ...:................!4
Time, 4l61s.
The first hurdle was placed short distance from the
judges stand the second at the quarter POLE the third
at the hamie POLE and the fourth at the head OF the
homestretcthe two last in very bad positions Tor the
CTaddOck
the field odds She OF with the lead and took
the first hurdle beautiful STYLE followed by Zgzag two
lengths behind and then Garry Oaldis all their jumps
being elegant Lille Parker followed but she struck
and Knocked down the top rail Mamie continued TO
lead around the turn four lengths ahead OF carry LgAg
having fallen behind the other She cleared the
second hurdle in capital style the others gong over
nicely and without touching the rails Mamie led down
the backstretch three lengths the others following with
out change of place. and the third hurdle was Jumped by
them all, we believe without touch Ngzag then weh
up aud took second place behind Mamie, and when she
went the fourth hurdle Zigzag was not Tar Dehhd
Garry Oalds third, and Lille Parker last, the latter
again striking and carrying away some OF the rails They
up the homestrech under good pull Mamie pass
ing tho judges four lengths ahead of Zgzag, and went
beautifully over the hurdle front of the stand ZgZag
and Garry following suit, TO the great delight of
the spectators, who appauded Justify When the gray
mare made her leap she again struck ana Knocked ,ne
| hurdle over Mamie still led four lengths around tue
turn and took the sixth hurdle at the quarter pole in
the style that she had the others, Zgzag next
then Garry Oalds; but the gray mare was more unor
tunae than ever this she nearly fell by strk'
| inv and almost threw her rider over her head the
|
the race for the lead began by zgzag and Garry Oald
! making play for Mamie They closed rapidly around
the lower turn and when she came around the turn anu
! took the last hurdle ZgZag close up with her he
made a good run up the homestretch, but the weight
he carried much for him, and he was beaten
couple Of lengths. Garry poor third and the gray
mare a huidrcd yards behind. Time, 4l6'..
SECOND RACE.
Swcep>taAe premium Of S4OO for all ages, TWO mi'e
p c. Bush entered CHI h rleciwne by Bat
rownic dam Rhoda, by imp. Glencoe years 2
| T. Morris entered b. C. Lord Monmouth, ny
| Slashcr, dam by imp. Iangford, years.. :
D. McDanicls named ch. 9. by Arlington. out of
! Lucy Haxall, by Revenue years old. ..... dis
| Time :i:d2N-348-3:4ssi
F;rs H1ot-Diec'wiug the iavorte, selling in Tho
pools al $50. while Arlington brought sio1 ana Iofo
Monmouth 500 J"s AT the start one hundred TO ihry
wa- offered that Flcctwjng would WIN, Lord Monmouth
60, Oh fsst three lengths ahead of Arlington Feetwn.
length behind but the turn the Arlington colt went
up took tho lead and these two led alternately dow
the rcks,rcch and around the lower turn, but coming
up the i,onestrctch Lord Monmouth got away two
lengths which maintained aud he passed the stant
his Jockey pning him double The other two cant
| m The siretcl, bend and head The milo was il
|: 80. Lord Monnouth KEPT the gay open all the wa
around on the mex, mile, coming home length ahead
Fcciwng who VIZ eight lengths ahead Of the Arlington
colt The las miie wac rin IN sos, making the bc'
jt2s When Feetwing pulled up he WIS very lame
aud supposed by many that he had broken down
His trainer however, discovered that he had picked M
stone. and this information was great relief " M
hackers.
Nee nd Her.-Flcetwug stilI the fsXorI,c at on'
hundred to ihirty against the field AT the tap OF th'
drum Lord Monmouth jumped OIL with the lead, Airing
ton So ond, FeeiwDg close up Aiornd the turn am
down the bsckstrc,ch Lord Monmouth and the Aringos
colt ran head and head Flectwng laying about engti
aud half behind On tho lower turn Arlington show 20
In front and passed the three quarter pole half lengtl
ahead OF Lord nonmouth Ficeiwng about two length
behind Coming up the homestrech LORD MoumoItl
rushed 10 the front and led past the Judges st,nd .hre
quarters OF length, Arlington second with Fleetwnf
al his flank They went around the turn tail and head
but when they got the lackstreich Fce,wng made
his running, ana passed the gcidng and took sizes
with Lord Monmouth and they locked until pas
the half mile pole, when Flectwng showed ms nose y
He came on the omestrclch under strong pun, open
ing the gap al every stride and won the heat oy hsi
dozen lengths. The Arlington colt was second iene
and half ahead Of Lord Monmouth. having passed. MN
the drawgsic Flcctwug was very lame wien lie wa
I pulled up. Time 3 10
Thi. d Hec,-Nowith standing his iamencss Fleet
wing was stiI the favorc hundred to thirty III
backcrs relying his indomitablc gamcncss to carr
him through Lord Monmouth agan took the lead, Al
Ington second, Fiectwing length behind Monmonl
kept from the others all the way around Tue tous
coming up aud passing the stand four lengths IN rom
Fiectwing. who had given the Oby To Arlington ut "a
three quarter pole and the struggle for the race then -
Ia by Flccwing. He made dns, after dash AZ Lord Moi
until II, reached the ihrce.quaricr polr, whore alier
short struggle he got IN front aud came home winn
by length and balr the Arlington colt diSt'ncc'
Time, 34Sai.
Selling race 500, Tor all ages one and quarter mt
! dash, rsaa terms. -.
n Morris ou,ercd b. f. Nellie Graves. by imp Eclips
out OF Es,a by Bolivar, years. ...:...:.......
r. G. Bush entered b T. Silksione, by Lapidist. dan
Pauline, by Star Davis, years
g. Bell flor Evans \ Filucisl entered blk. G. Black
r Knight by imp. KNIGHT Of st. George, out OF Add'
Tcvis. by Albion
Time. 2.lG
Black Knight took The lead NJ the start and came q
the stretch two lengths ahead ~ Silkstone, who vi
one length ahead OF Nellie Graves they passed W
Judges stand The black kept the lead around the tur
and down the backsiretch, the two Niles running he'
, and head. Going along the lower turn the black beg
10 quit and the hilics passed him. Nellie Grav
lca.hng by length, which she maintained 70 the en-
making the mile aud quarter In 2:i8 Black KING
WINS gx lenct his q moi
Three races will he To day, and from the chsrac,
Of the entries capital running may be anticipated.
The National Game.
2 gcxFoRD vs.. ENrERPRIsE-A CLOSE AND Excirr
The return match between these clubs yesterday
Bedford OF the best contests the clubs have es
Y had together and well played game on both sides
! ~ tha fouv