The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

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The Hu Nsos Cesns, Asrseultarai Society eoumence
their sprius >oe meeting .rday and gave the i'd
mirrors Of good ~n'ug three capita, aces TOT begin
ming. Tho sitenda ~ce was quite large ana u soome
70 enjoy the excellent ~por The ladies', stand "a
Oiled The heavy rains which hare fslIon during the
past few days made the course very heavy. and &C.
counts for the running moi eng 70 fast a t would
otherwise have been had the rScine taken place under
moro favorable auspces The c,ssness Of the coutsss
made amends for the time record however aud every.
thing passed or delightfully."- pieasanA
Tus FIRST RACE was for a selling Sweepstakes premium
Saeo Tor all ages two aud quarter mue DASH 500
d for c s"ss 70 M .ns :" be
to % sold for $4,000 allowed lla those entered TO 10
sold Tor allowed q The winner !" BE- sod a.
auction Immediately after tho rce and he should orng
60 to The society IL the price named In the on.ry il
not bid tho owner to be at liberty 10 retain his horse
Closed with the following entries:--
ID. M0Coun entered ch. ki4htIosk, by MahOrnet,
dam Pruneita, by imp Glencoe, years old, So 900
T. Snedker entered b. s. Seoancas, by vanda' out Of
f. Morris entered g. 6. Throgsneck. by Cracker.
r. Morris A susercd b. m N.iii. ,rc.v.s b. INN
Eclipse, dam E'a, by Bolivar years old. $4,000 dr.
Throgsneck was the avore at two To- one against the
me'd and large amounts were posted ON his winning
me horses had very even start, which was from tho
pole and they up the aud
passed the stand close together Al the quarter pole
Nishtccs, who were side and side. Going down the
backstrecb Nigtock fell back length or two and Sc
tho old gray On the lower trn Nghtock began closing
and coming up the hosnostrctch no passed both the
second, ongth ahead Of Thrognneck Nghtiock kept
up the pace oil the way round tho next me and won
inc scs BY eight enghs secaucus second four lengths
seconds tho first mile In minutes, the second milo
2:02, making tho two miles and quarter 80. Night
Tcs was sen put at auction and was bought in BY
Tho first race being over the judges ordered up the
coming.
SrcoSD RAcE.--The Criterion sw cepstakes premium
$500 for three year Odds, one mile DASH $50 entrance,
p. p; six more to Ill. ..s
John Hunter entered b. r. Alexandra by imp sove.
I. G. Moore entered b. + Maiden, by Lexington, dam
Kitty Clark, byimp Glencoe. :..:.......
Bowie Il Hall entered gr. Richmond. by Two
Bts dam Faith, by ChlIde Harold .............. 3
John Hunter entered ch T. Oliata, by Lexington dam
Fanny Fern, by imp. Glencoe Standardization.
Morris entered b. c. BY sasher, dam Etiquette, by
Bowie 4 Hall entered CHI g. BALTIMORE by Revenue,
- diu Moscow, by imp GLENCOE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dr.
I. 9. Moore entered b. f. Blue Flag, by Lexington,
dam Hennie Farr0n, by imp. Shamrock. ......... dr.
Time, l:54I.
Captain Moores entry. Maiden the favortc against
the field at hundred to seventy FIVE She took the
load at the START closely followed by Richmond, Alex
andra, the Slasher colt and Oata bringing up ths
They ran In this way until they had passed the three
quarter pole, when Alexandra with rush won't up and
passed Richmond, and almost in an instant was tho
side OF Maiden when OF the beautiful head and
head struggles ensued which lasted 10 the end Aexan-
dra winning the sweepstakes by head; Richmond
third Oiata fourth and the Slasher colt NTH Time,
race would take place Ia half hour, during which
time the nnanciers were very active in making wagers
A'dcbaran was strong favorte against tho fold, tho
recollection OF his last years racnR warrantng almost
any ODDS in his favor.
At the appointed time the horses wsro called up for
the concluding race OF tho day.
THRD RACE POI, stake, premium s4oo for all ages,
two mile heats entrance 500, r. D. TIRES or more TO
Jas Watson named oh c. Aldcbaras. by Commodore,
dam Minnie Lewis, by tmp Glencoe, g. yenEs
p c. Bush named CHI T. Iaiicn;: by is.,ng.
ton, dam by imp Yorkshire, years Old.
y. Morris named b c. Lord Monmouth. by
slasher, dam by imp. Langford years Old 2 dist
TIM First Heat. Second l,ea'. Third H,e.
Second milo. a:oi& l;S5h l;97S
Totai,.... 4o2X s57% 42oX
| First Hsot-Inileme got on with The lead lord Mon
mouth second, A,dobaran close up in which way they
went around the turn Al the quarter pole uleme
behud Monmouth got length in front OF the Oily
on the backstretch aud kept that position until the
nnish of the rst mile when she dashed in front
the bay, Aideboran stii trailing Monmouth and the
within length Of each other down the back.
stretch and sround the lower turn but there Adebsran
began 70 close, snd the loose from Monmouth
and came leading up 10 the stand FIVE lengths ahead Of
The bay who was three lengths in front OF Aidebara
II was evident the latter had not made much OF effort
for the beat for bis backors were anxious t. get what
they could on him at even, Notwithstanding hts defeat
The time OF the 6fst mile OF the beat o. tho Sc
cond mile cox, which made the hea, 4 :02A.
Sscosd Hed The horses had good start, Monmouth
leading length 10 the qusvter pole Luilse second
length in front Of AIdebaran The ily In front
down the backsretcb and Kept the lead around the lower
turn and up the honestre,cb, passing the stand two
ahead OF Lord Monmouth, who seemed at thssary stage
OF the heat inclined to give up the contest Going into
the next mile Adcbaran went mp close 70 the mare, and
most beautiful contest ensued. She led him 10 the
quarter pole half Icngh but the bsokse,ch he col
arei her and they 10 tho half mile pole yoked
together On the lower turn the showed her head
and shoulders in 'front.' and they through tue mud
al ratng pace u the homstretch The llly, hav-
ing the inside had the deepest part OF the track aud her
Jockey rode her in the hckest OF IT, Adebaran reached
tho head OF the hly hundred yards from The stand
and 10 this way they approached Il under whip and spur
Alde6arau winning by half neck Lord Monmouth was
dstanced Time Of irs mile .0s, second milo s5x,
nakng tho heat 3:57A
Third Heat -Aldsbaran was now an immense rsvorte,
hundred to fifteen being offered his winning the
stake. The race being between Aidebaran aud tho
sy thsO wont on very ieisurey the jockey Of Luleme
being determined To trail Both horses were pulled
nearly double IN ths ers milo the coll waiting for the
Gly w make the running. Tho 6rst mile occupied 223
the horses having extended themselves until within
one hundred yards cf The stand when the Gly dashed
pns The colt bnt gave up tue lead agin on the turn and
dropped behind where she lay until they yell the
lower turn Here the struggle began. Tho ny went
aud challenged for the ead but notithstand
strained, Aldebaran beat her home half a
length. limo Of tho last ne. l57,i, And OF the heat
g20t.
There will be three to-day at the sboys
For particulars advertisement
UNION COURSE, g.. f.-rNorrIS0.
TUESDAY,, May % Pure aud stake SJ75, mile heats,
best thres IN i've, in harness.
X Walker entered b. m. Irish Maid.
Isaac Wootran entered b. & Bro
ther Jonathan. .................. i
Egbert Dennis entered g. Giraffe. 3 Dir
H. Woodruff entered G. x. Honest
d Phfcr entered br. m Zenobia dr.
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