The New York herald., 1865-06-09
THE T TuRF.
Paser,on Raees-Third Day

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P~ser,on Raees-Third Dey.
1Aeshrd spring meeting Of the Passac Osunty xsrcu
turaU6ociety terminated brilliantly, the running the
asay far suryassing excellence that Of either Tues
day Wednesday. In pccunary point Of view Also II
ha been great There very large attend
ace again yesterday witness the four announced
70 onthe grand stand being lled 10 overfowing
with beauty and fashion, but aot the immense throng
observable the day before The visitors by rail made
comfortable journeys, the cars not being SO
densely packed they the day Of the seeple
chase yet Erie Railroad Company reaped rich har
vest this occasion, and doubt will ever feel an
abiding Interest the perpetuaton of the exciting sports
Of the turf In New Jersey
The day intensely hot which improved the track
and every anticipated that the horses would make
excellent time In their various contests. No one was
disappointed that all the races that
win compare favoraby with any that took place in
this neighborhood in day-the second heat Of the
three mile race being the fastest time ever made
in the North. And as al the races
good, . natural consequence everybody pleased
And they all expressed themselves determined to pat
increased interest and encouragement I'M the improve
ment Of the high meted racer in this section Of the
nent institution With the generation The steepe
chase Of "Wednesday and the hurdle Of yesterday
nave FOR fna az OF
fence and stone wall jumping made ono Of the leading
features Of the programme.
hefolowing report gives the details Of the races
Hurdle %ss svs; ssa,
Mr. Dennis Ready entered h. zigzag, 15s lbs,
Mr.. I. Smith entered ch. m Mamie Craddock, aged,
Mr. 'r David entered br M Maid Of ottawa, III lbs
Mr. Terney entered b. g. Rescue, aged is2 lbs
Mr. A. Aii0"'s sn'''iH Tins os iiaX es"ss A' ~ ''
TIE Rao.-zgzas was the favorite against the neld,
aS ssouss n @ sss Of
Charley Riley SIS. They had very good start, and
up to the @ hurdle S 0ysy Maid Of 0sw. going
and Rescue. At the second hurdle, which was placed
the quarter pole Mamie Craddock was the first to
fly over Zigzag second the third Rescue fourth
and Charley nth At the third hurdle which was near
the half-nils pole, Mamie was the first over, Zig.
Charley The fourth hurdle placed across the home
stretch about midway up and this Mamie was the rst
ons q zsaSs the 0 others taxing II turn placed
above. Mamie seemedto dwell after this leap, and in
doing let zgzag take sides with her and they came
head. This beautiful sight The Maid and Rescue
then came up and passed neatly over the hurdle; but
track and out Of the race. zgzag led to the
ahead aH Of Mamie who was sity yards ahead dot Of
the Maid but going down the backstretch Mamie put
the passed zgs and was ahead
one more hurdle to leap the mare with the command
ing lead she had around the lower turn, seemed the
running he neared the pole and keeping
1t up, within length of Mamie when she took
her last flight She paused again after the leap and in
an instant Zgzag her side, and exciting
gagemen set in and lasted to the score gzag going
under the string winner by head ns Maid .s,wa WAS
Time Of the two miles 412A.
SECOND RACE. u
The Sequel Stakes sweepstake premium or $500 for
three year olds; 500 entSsnca half forfeit two mile
dash four more to fl
J. Watson entered b. c. julius. by Lexington, dam
Iss aooy. Sy S,eSsUs .ntsrsd Maiden BY dam
John I Hunter entered B. {. Alexandra, BY Sovereign,
John % Hunser entered b. Saratoga, by knight Of St
s0sEs Moore s.% sn.ey.S i1ios Blue Flag BY Lexington
dam Hennis Farrow, by imported Shamrock. DIR.
Bowie 4 Hall entered b. La Rose, by Lexington,
zsb Ward entered ch c. Conscrpt by Revenue dam
John Hunter entered Oh: T. Mary Howell, BY Revs-,
John Hunter entered ch olista, by Lexington, dam
TimeyFrst ey Hsa mile al iSSi second mile u.s. Total
re Racs-Juu. was the fsvoHte against the fold,
bringing in the pools $500, while Maiden brought $115
Saratoga and Alexandra together sold for $50 or
the nine entries but four came to the post With good
start Maiden the lead Saratoga second Julius third
and Alexandra fourth they rushed around the turn
Saratoga then took the lead. followed by Maiden, julius
the bacEsretch and around the lower turn Saratoga
opened wide space between herself and followers being
six eight lengths ahead of them she the
homesretch the others very close together Coming
the stretch Saratoga either did not fast before
the others faster she was but three lengths
Maiden third, Alexandra last Saratoga kept lead
around the turn, but when she got the backsretch
the heat Julius passed her at Inc quarter and Maiden
was second before reaching the hafmile pole On the