New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11
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r. Morris enters or. Ihrossn"cs as.d oy ,Aenr. as'
7. O. Moore's b. =. 4 " O. " Iet'ns9n u'h ~
Az. Browns b. sroi. poaisreo unEno"n IL be sou
for @JNO.-Dress s-.., -
by imp. 0lencoc. 10 sold or sCdo-Drtss Onise i'a
Blsck.
Csp, Graham. br h. Greyhound Z O. by Ter hi''F IAN
by lee7raph II be sold .9r F1o ~ 81 =, u,,,,, 10
c. ;. Ltteieis Cd. Mado'tone lEe hAte p'h,fi1 ~
LAMP. etonepoger dI Made inc, by booa =" o. 1'" ''
F.tJ-DTess Orange ald Orange.
The betting the POOLS was in favor Of MONSOON as
high g. 800 being paid for tits choice Of The winner
Maidstone wesIthc next fayoric. 500 being paid iol
second choice. Throgsneek wa third il favor ihe
fact that the winner is to be sold and all certain
sum TO 60 the Racing Association, gl, lead ono 10
infer that rsi class horses would hardly DC entered IL
the race. TmogSneck was weighted With 40 pclrHs
by some rnle Of the turf Moore's colt carried 100
pounds, and Maidstone 10 pouBis. The hee. was
riiie and half After false start two the a0Tsos
got finely oway Throgsreck. who had Che advantage OF
place. being in the Lead On passing the stand they
were 20 follows: Thiossneck, ] Blown mare. 2; Mon
soon 3; hoores colt, A. Maidstone. u Greyhound, e.
Tr.g,neck kept the lead all the way round, closely
followed cy sMonsson and Maidstone. The former
whipped haid and came in a length ahead nud size
latter z close third. Time, 2:i2 In estimating this
,ime the heavy weights must BE- taken inr' account
great deal Of money nu5 have been ost IL this rooe
as two three horses stood before The winner IN the
backing
Al the close Of the race IhrogTpcck, which ~ 3
strong line steppiss eroy gelipg, was brought up TO
She stauu and sold st auction by Doctor Underwood 10
his owner, Mr. Morris. for $40, $3.50 going 20 The
Association. Capt Horris's COLT OF ile same race,
wa, then pm. up It auction, but bought IN at $40.
SECOND RAcE-turse 81 DCfor al ages, taFcc.i heats
hSrRrss.
kv Inn IA for
5,n RhoJe bv imp Glen, oe-Dres, Blue aid Yellow.
~ ; Wason,b !. Ga,,. Moore JY o.. BY In. BiiroTrie
dan J.nnio hoss, by Imp olencos.-D'ss' ViA's "ia
O.arse
Tie second rlco Of Tire DAY was remarkable lor Tie
length Of the heats. Two thr,e.ns heats which =. sft
eyentra'o IN tie aad lus involve race If Dinf nias
l1e betting a. tho pools coo to zoo o. Cap. Moore
against his competitor Feetwing Outside bets were
numeIors l.. ahou. q Q saGie Odds. fe,is!gG so the
lead IN tho start ca tie fI't neat wlol he Kept al q
rafting pace making some eycccn, running time in
the ,irst mile. Capt. More followed vita seeming
difficulty at f.o fonr to ak lengths behind. The tie
mendous pressure upon their poor bounding tanks
asto 40 terrible miles at the top Of their speed, so
that on coniu the siro'cn at the close q The ilrd
pile, their sprcd was yisibly s!lckeGe- Fieotwmg
vas about lengths ahead passing the sand. Tine,
remarkable. 81. Tirst mil. l55 rwolnils'. 3;i2..
wasn and sorusbine down tie poor painting beasts
while tn bctters changing their 1ets 80 as 10
save themselves in Of possible deioas tie great
cot interest was manifested in the condition Of the
noi.os. 1t was considered that Ilcctwns was .tlc
blown BY bis halfw0n triumph. One oaInc. but foect
ulll tie cruelty oi spur.ng these be1u,fui animals
INTO q caIains snl txh.usting speed A. II matter oil
sport Perhaps Il s necessary that the speed and bot.
TON Of our stock siond undergo such orietls
much students are ftied TO fst tasks that great
thinkers may be reared bit cannot b~t grieye that
excellence L. ettondsI with 30 much cruelty.
The horses st.r,,d for the seoond heat at O'clock
and made excellent time. Capt. Moore getting and
keeping the start for tie iTst milo aud euar.cIs.
.Fectwing hoy yer warncd up AID passed the post
half length oheai. Tbs third milo was nj lis owii
Moore was evidently tagged by his terrible strain.
Fleeiwing ridden by Old Abe, came IN ut Il oantcr.
Moore having dropped far behind. IiGe-Iirs, mile.
AZ ,ery good; three miles. $40.