New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
and quite number Of matches are being made py 'per
YESTERDAYS RACING.

YESTERDAYS RAClNd'
Iappend the following details in addition to the &C.
count already sent you Of yesterdays racing;
FIRST RACE.
The horses got an excellent start RI the quarterpc
and were well together at the haile tlat INT
could almost cover them Baltimore showing IN iro .
closely attended upon by 0,iata. On apProachs .s
three.quarer pole Richmond came 10 tne l.nn.' wi,
the Maiden close up the Others wen toge'ne n, se
| hardly daylight between them. On passing INT" .
last mile Fitzpatrick Oata, showed shgny VI
Of the colored Jockey Sewe on Maiden, VINO was W.
in hand. sharp brush round the turn sLoTou u ~,
patrick inst leading Sewe.l and the others ciose up
AT the half Maiden was in oear lead 9l sngl w.
Oiaa couple of lengths in front oil fichmonu, Mno
was ridden by the success m' colpreu JoeA. =,
'Old Abe Thos. Cook on Gilda,, aad casey on
tS atin W. with e'0 the yanaa colt and the cechrat
cd Billy Burgoyne still fm.her of on Betlnois.
this point spirited burst OF speed DEW ne SewelI
bringing Maiden into the home stretcn pS,r =
lengths in front Of Fitzpatrick, who nat
every eGor. of this fine rider on the spen1 nrev race
home between Sarah X. and Richmond landed ILe ioI
mer six lengths behind Oiata with Kichnond itpPed
Gilda baltimore and Grinstead's pulling up IN iheir
order Time 3:lsi. 400, ,,s tr
The 2rarers Stdkes.-s1o eaeh-pp. siV'' uuoe'' '''
3-year olds, IL miles. - $50,
John Hunters Lexington illy O.iata...: .''..'''a
Thos q. Sanderss Lexington hily. Sarah h'''''''',
BowieS Hail.. g, c, R Rich
Bowie 4 Halls ch C., Baltimore.
Ia. 0rin.teads Vandsi Colt. '.'''.'''''''''''''''
SECOND RACE.
Tbi.vas tyOp.ie heat race for purse OF SOU anu
was contested by four celebrated horseshoe
horse Thunder (the victor IN many races,
| Arcola and Aldebaran-and a comparatively unhnoW,
horse Mamie Butler We give ore pool sae, ptsNo1s
10 the first heat as indicating the standing OF inc ~
in the estimation Of the betting mem festWlhg sIV
Arcola. $500; AdebaIan s255; Thunder, e2o5 Name
Butler sl05-rOtGl, 81 ,16j.
| Ffrs, Hoaf-As even start as ever tcoh Paee "as
effected. and the whole ran togeiher 70 INC s and
Thunder fell of, Mamie Butter going Ia 'front.' ana
forcing the runring closely attended by fN.et"ihf;
who seemed well in hand. Arcola length pehhu, nnI
Aldebaran next with Thunder irailng p.usn ~ ,b
fire I'm ulaccd the horses the home siretch ~ VI.
cate Mamie Butler still leading. Fleotwing lalPeu'
and Arcoa length behind; AldeDaran iIiine on ~
lengths and Thunder out Of the cou1i In foins
tho turn Gilpat Eek (who was riding AIeoia WV
excellent jragment) challenged for the iean,
ami first passing Old Abe on fieetwine, iML ,
headed Mamie Butler at The SuaI',r Fois''
where her smart Jockey. Edward Leddy bad 10 ,ah'
second Mace and she finally beaten By aeon "
half length; the fsvorite being about eishl ,eht',
behind; Aldeharan being cor re OF eng.ns rads
Thunder who Just saved his distance Bureoy ne Iou
! Aldebaran and Tommy Patton had the uhpeaf'"'
duty of riding Thunder. Time. 3;49i. s,sa,,
The betting In the pool salhs now took Vsry ulnei
ont turn Arooa sold In pool for syo0; fe.t"ins
Tar geo. Thunder. s75. Aldebaran. ego; and Mamie
Bgtler $40; total Sl,3l5. ,,
S,eoHd Heaf-AnoiLer good start took place, AIDE
|
| rcoln well I'D with fieetwing and Thunder lappcd
length In the rear at the hall mile. where Arcoi ma
secured the first pace by length. GlpntncS hh'ins
determined force the pace thus early cAd NY We
metal of his antagonists. Adebaran was stu coupe
OF lengths ahead Of Mamie who had fcetwing al heI
| saddle girths and Thunder near by. At The three
quarter pole Arcola led Mamie by couple N lengths
Akiebaran having fallen off; but on approaching The
distance stand Arcola was only length Ia honi oi
Mamie Aldeharan and I'eetwing who were aide b,
side in which position they passed into the second NILE
and In the first turn Fleetwng ior the lead .,
clearing the other vo aud going mp alongside OF At
col, amid the utmost excitement. Tie EFFORT placed
lIeetwing length behind Arcola nj the quarter poe
har length behind nt the half nile. and bis nose at
Arcolns saddle.gi rhs when half way round the three
quarter turn with Adcharan and Mamie !appcd about
three lengths OF The leading horses were now PAT u
their utmost speed; but although ''Old Abe ifeHls
used the whip his utmost efforts In calling on his horse
were in vain. as Fitzpatrick beat him home by necs
| Aldebaran third. Mamie fourth. and TkuLder moi
placed. Time. 3:ill.
Purse s5.si, Tor all AGE two mile heA,
John Hunters ch. h. Afcos y o., by Lexington, dam
Topaz, by Imp.
+. G. Bush's ch. b. Fl.-wiug y. o., by Imp Barrow.
ME dam Hho1a by Imp. O.encOe...................
J. s. Ws,sons cL. h. AdebAriu, - O., BY Conimodofe
dam Mamie Lewis, by Imp. Glencoe...."...........
David MeCoonsb b. IN. Mamie Butler y o., by Le1ln.
ton dam Tokay, by Imp Yorhshre... ...........
Dennis Redys rr h. Thunder. y. o., by Lexington.
dam Blue Bonnet, by licdsfoFd ..............''..