New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

Throg sneck the winner of Thursdays SIX nhe i"'.'
was withdrawn by his owner, rs he SAID III oIuei "a
give the rest better race but the horse was s
with prohbi,ion from the course If he refused Inc
bets at the pools stood az follows Sunbeam Ine o
ite, $780, Monsoon &ll5; Thunder ssoi |n~"A' s'''
Maidstone, eco; UnderwOods coll, go a .,.o
few nT,ste bets were made In the hurdle ana also
in the third for twoyear ods oue LIE ~ ne
have little interest TO betters ana ipe ou'A u '"'
money wss staked in the handicap u,
The great interest Of the day among the galleries.
though the least for the sports. was the
FIRsT RAcB-HuRDLE RAcB-furse Fyov De'n OF wv wv
miles over hurdles three six inches high -four in each
mile Dennis Reidy's b. h. Zgzas 81 BY RrIic dam oy
Zenth black and red A. smith en- H. Nanhe Shao
dock I v o. by Vsndal dress green and black. "a,
-Four hurdles Of rough pasading. ambushed win
green branches had been erected ore on each quarter
two of them being within moderate distance OF the
stand The two horses were brought in and mounted
by stout men for riders. Craddock who was evidently
too thn wiry and muscular lOr 30 great an eior sur
mounted by 60 or 40 pounds was the favorte among
the uninitiated. A few bets were made in Zig2ags
favor The horses started WELL and Craddock TOOK the
first leap in beautiful style, closely followed by AgSag
who leaped higher and easier. The first mile was made
in 2l0i. Ziggag seemingly on purpose keeping ABOUT
length in the rear On crossing the fifth hurdle, Grad
dock scratched the rail without dong any uhinsge
The other two leaps made nearly together ana on
coming in the home stretch Z2zsg cleared he ias
hurdle handsomely passing the stand length ahead OF
his competitor. Time for the two miles. 4:l6s
SECOND RAGPute s-fo1 all sssi dis S1 asm tEaD
Msgnolia, by Glencoe.-Dress orange and CRIMSON. . =
This race if race it should be called is only so IN
turf sense 1t appears that hehtucht hns M IN Da ,
petitor on the field and that be simply has 10 Walk over
the course in order TO take the purse 1t Is penevea Dy
his hackers that he has rival In the country MS
in the dash Tuesday OF II miles or inc
was 4:Oll This il was claimed Is not as goou as No
can make. ,,, -, .,o
fitzpatrick mounted him and rode briskly round the
first mile took the second more eisurely ana came V
the stand at fearful pace for the benefit Of the spec
tors and was declared the winner. AS this Mas ~ ~
trial OF speed his time not given, nor wouid W
| anv indication of his capacity. -,
i Tiv..n R.cr-puKsr 45OO for two year ods. One mile
winner OF the Saratoga stakes, hve pounds si'a
SnO Hunter; sh Tom orange and crimson jno Hun
ters cb. Fsdee, by Imp Balrownie dam imp; P.h
b. Satnstone by Imp. Lapidist; dam Rhodsi by Imp
Glencoe; dress blue and yellow.
john Hunters two colts looked yerd much alike apd
their riders were dressed alike They are stable oom
paniOns and though unused 10 the track nahe very r
tine Satinstone however took the lead and kept H.
coming three or four lengths ahead. ,. Jine' i4'
Fadette was second and Voolfolk a bad third.
YorHrH RAcx-(E1,rs)-Handicup Purse $500 mile hes'
best three in i've. EntriesMr Robinson's ch Thtor
neck aged by Cracker. dam sally Ward, ll2 n-DT,.
Scarlet and Scarlet Dennis Reidys b. Thunder o. py
L.rn gton dam Blue Bonnet, by Hedseiord, lo bDres'
Black 7. c. Bushs ch. Luileme, J. 0; by Lerns.on
b. h, Climax, by imp Bsrownie dam Jewe;-hea
and White a ,aS Fancy Sy hsafs0n s Litter
heds ch. m. Maidstone y by Imp stoneplCyeI dam
Madeline by Boston, s5 ibDres' Orange j. G. Kely's b.
Monsoon, 3y by imp Sovereign, dam by imp oiehcoe'
"a ib.-Black and Orange.
The trotting was about the same as pelOIe, monsoon
being the favorite at $3.50 Luleme at sl6Oi Thunder
next at $50 and on down to Underwoods colt az
$40 The being for mile heats best three IN b'e
made greater uncertainty IN the betting sly hGrses
started Thunder in the lead and Monsoon close behind
him The Underwood colt dropped behind and had no
place. The was contested with much vgor oy tne
1--WE horses up to the home stretch when Climax got
and kept the lead coming in length ahead OF Mado
stone Lueme third and Thunder fourth ana Mon
soon fifth. Time, l46t 1t was evident that The two
last-named were being held for the latter heats
IA nipat tha q
when very lively betting followed. Among the colored
people at the open stand the betting ran high. They
have keen interest in these borse,fnees ana nave
large representation here One woman OF color bet
$500 with Dangerfed on Climax In the hrst heat,
! and paid her money like man.
| SECOND HEAT.
Five horses started on the second heat, Underwood
being dropped. A false start and renew. Monsoon
was away with the lead, Lueme second, Maidstone
third Climax fourth, and Thunder fith. At the quar-
ter pole Monsoon led haf' length, Lulleme second
i Climax third, Maidstone fourth and Thunder fifth.
Going down the back stretch Luileme took the lead,
and at the baf-mile pole half length ahead Of
Climax, Monsoon third Maidstone fourth and Thunder
close up. Coming up the hone-stretch the race was
most exciting, Climax making terrific rush. and land
ing at the stand winner by head. Luileme second.
length ahead Of Maidstone, who was two lengths
ahead of Thunder. Monsoon two lengths behind.
| Time, I:i6i.
| THIRD HEAT.
Climax seen TO be little winded by her effort
and her bets fell. Lnileme sold highest in the pools.
bringing 1876; Climax 100; Monsoon. 1875; Thunder.
l00 MsdostOne 80 Monsoon got away with the lead,
Luileme second. Climax third Thunder fourth. Mon
| soon fifth At the quarter pole Lueme and Monsoon
were head and head. Climax a good third Thunder
fourth and Maidstone last. Going around the lower
turn they got close together Lueme leading Gilman
second, and the others parallel. They the
homestretch in that way and after most beautiful
and exciting contest Luleme led in winner by a
neck Climax second Maidstone good third. two
lengths ahead of Thunder, and Monsoon distanced.
Time, .i7s
| FOURTH HEAT.
There were consequently only four horses TO start,
| and the excitement Increasing Luileme the
favQrite against the field at slight odds, Maidstone
being the next tke hackers Of Climax having some
doubts Of his staying qualities. The horses bad a
capital start Luilcne soon taking the lead, Climax
second Maidstone third, and Thunder fourth At the
quarter pole Luieme was length ahead vi Maidstone
thunder third Climax having fallen all TO pieces The
two mares a neck and neck contest around the
lower turn and up to the homestretch under the
whip. which was applied TO both most vigorously and
they went under the string closely together that the
Judges decided dead heat. Thunder was six lengths
| behind aud Climax distanced. Time, l;49i.
| FIFTH HEAT
| The race had now spun out three hours the horses
being groomed and washed after every heat. Holders
| OF pool tickets were selling portions VI them.
Thunder the favorite. selling for l6j Lui'
leme 100 and Maidstone 40: Luileme got away first
followed BY Maidstone and Thunder. who were close
up Thunder opened the gap down the backstreteh.
and was four lengths ahead at the half mile pole lie
came up the homesretch under strong pull a. winner
by four or five lengths. Luiemo second, length ahead
OF Maidstone lime I;olt.
SIXTH HEAT--MADosTONE oUT-EXcIIENENT STILL
INCREASING.
One hundred to twenty Thunder against the field
Thunder took the lead and length in front OF the
quarter pole Lueme second length ahead of Mado.
stone they ran this way down the backstretch and
around the ioa er turn Thunder coming the home
stretch one length ahead vi Lueme, who was two
lengths In front OF Maidstone. He increased his lead
up the stretch and won by three lengths. Luileme
second and Maidstone five lengths behind. and now
ruled out for not winning heat. Time, l:52t.
SEVENTH HEAT-THUNDER WINS.
Thunder and Lnleme were the only ones now in the