New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
The Hobokcn Fall Meoting-Fsrsf pay
Magnificent Racing - The F"'Ss"e'
Rcnten in Every Contcss-The Gre"'
Hurdle Race Toby.
The second Fall race meeting OF the iiudsoh
Coun,y Association commenced on the new race eVsV
M Seacaucus near lloboken yesterday. Inc htlehu
ance yeas both numerous and select neutrality-suspicious.
tho Iowerinc clouds IN the morning threatened sorD
and prevented many from going who wouid ot1eIwIs.
have pa,ronized the meeting Inc large hungni -,
first class horses at the track betokened brliant
meeting and tie sport Yesterday realized the most
sangune antcipatOns INDUCED IN OF good racing Inc
arrangements of the executive were perfect IN every
noinf comprising ready quick and cheap access to the
irGck by special Trains from this cy the comfort OF
LADY, visitors specially consulted and ample ponce pro-
tecon to tho purses and persons OF those present Inc
track Was in excellent order. although little heavy IN
some portions :he back stretch. Tho sport iseli
was first class every race producing close anu ear
was beaten Nearly all the leading turmen IN this sec
ton were present and expressed their grathcation at
/ the capital sport afforded. <,,oo .,
oyear.oids halfmile dash. For this Col. Bush had
three crtries Maelstrom Belladonna and Satipstone
the two latter taking part IN the race. MI Hunter
entered four horses Ulrica (who run the two-year'
old race nj SaratogG), Tom Voolfolk, Lexington Con'
and Fdette the latter being the one selected to repre-
sent his interest Mr. Morris started one. Prophecies,
ont Of his tvo entries The field consequently COMPRISED
four starters At the pool saes at Lafayette nan We
night previous Satinstone was Inc iaVore pus on S
track fdoite installed fret choice being stated
that she had made great improvement on her Saratoga
form where SatnstOno beat Ler easiy. Ihe last pool
sold last before the start was Iidetie, sloO Satn
stone sC0 aud Prophecies So. Tho retrogressi0n Oh
Col. Bushs FLY was owing 70 The laet oil her having
thrown out splnt and Belladonna was merelyttafted
to nssift her. ,,,,-
TIM RlcE.-Tbe start took place at the hafmlle
mole Satinsione close attended b. tie favore. and
Prophecies bringing up the rear. Turning mo we
honestrctch Prophecies Joined issue. but quickly io
hack and ide.io the extreme outside, began rapid
y 10 overhaul Satnsione. The latter looked all over
winuer coming up tie stretch when oiipatIcA on the
f,yorite came With IA rush halfway up the distance
ON, down Sai.netone with the greatest apparent ease
ana won the race BY two lengths In 2i seconds SATIN
stone was second. Beladonna third ana fFophe'ess
The second race was a mile heat for purse Of
$500 for all ages aud lad So Snlies az "' SniGn
Rains; Dents Reedy's 9. b. Thunder John Hunter
, b. c. Areola; g. Bells elE. G Back knight Col
Eelipse out OF Fidelity. The pool sale. showed Arcola
TO be a tremendous avore, bringing eco 10 the $40 ~
5 the rest combined. Mamie Rains Is very handsome
racing like mare but OF and excitabc temper
Thunder is not ike the same horse who two years ago
tcot ali hrrore him No wonder therefore, that Arcola
With lis double victory at Saratoga fresh :thc recol
lection OF every sporting man. was backed against the
field such long odds he had also me advantage Of
having that able jockey, Fitzpatrick, on his back
&. FIRsr IIRAI-Sannie Rains and Thunder were the
first of tie Eclipse horse third Gilda fourth, and Ar
cola last Rounding the turn Mamie Rams TOOK tnch
commanding lead that az the quarter pole she was SIX
LENGTHS before the gray EciUsc who was three lengths
ahead OF Thunder the favor.te s,ll last On tic back
. stretch Arcola passed Thunder anu ula ahd iaId
e olonp,iae Of Black knight. whom be passed Is they
reached the naEmilc pole. Here Mamie Rams sil'l
held her strong lead and IT seemed as II sue was gong
10 win In cantcT Eclipse being second Arcoa third
. Rack Knight fourth and Thunder acting rs whpper-
i in. There change IN those positions at the
thrcequarter pole ba on coming tAe h9He Streien
Mamie Rauss lead began 10 diminish and sic showed
SIGNS OF quakng at every stride At the distance the
Eclipse colt came ont and cutting down the chestnut
mare won tie heat by two lengths IN La; Arcola
/ had ind Hack Knight fourth. ana thunder last.
SECOND HEAT.-Betting eco to $40 on Arcola not
outstanding he had lost the preceding heat Eclipse
lock the lead with Gilda second, Areola next. and
Thunder and Gildl Ia the order nalned Mamie RAMS
by permission o. the judges, had been Withdrawn on
stons were not altered as they passed the quarter
roe but on the back stretch Arcoa shot TO the front
was length ahead of the gray at the halfmlle pole,
two lengths at the three quarter pole ana came nome
ahead Of the Eclipse colt. Glda third BIack Knight
: and Thunder both disianced.
in their offers lay odds on Areo!a and 800 TO
$40 was bet in scores OF instances one weknoWn tui
nan betting those odds 10 over 600 and imagining lie
WIS finding money In doing Gldn Jumped OIL with
tie lead tie grny next and Arcola last. Passing the
quarter pole Gl.da was siH icadlhg nail ehein Du
AZ the hal!mc pO.e tie gray got 10 leF hCau ana
magnificent race between the two I'll the way home
from this point witnessed. Arcoa, when Gilpa
. rick called upon him, seemed 20 cut H. for he never
cord reach lis horses. and the left 10 Gda
aud the Eclipse colt the latter lasting the longest won
c he heat and race by two lengths IN l'ir
Tie third and last race was twO-inile dash FOR n
purse Of 900 and was contested by Col McDGniess
D b. h. Oakland, r. MoIiss b. c. Lord Monmouth and
j. e.. BCs ch NIghOck. In the pools Oakland brought
} Sl20 Sight0ck SIS. aud Lord Monmouth s-j The
latter had tWomllc heat race before. and
doubts OF lis staying tie distance entertained
Oakland was dark horse but much fancied account
OF his good looks and ilue pedigree Nlghtlock had
many friends who backed him puckily for they rcmem-
bcred the style iu which be twice here in Spting
| The RiCE-Lord Monmouth went OF with The Lead
NighOck laying at his quarters and Oakland last At
TIE quarter Monmouth st led a length. with Oakland
next ard at the half mile pole those two were head aud
herd. Monmouth shook lin Oh on the third quarter
aud passed the stand ,he FIRST mile three lengths in
front Of Oakland in l5!t Tie second mile was run In
similar manner. Lord Monmouth never being up.
preached aud winning tie race BY xix lengths IA JiO.
Oakland second. and NigLiloek last.
FIRST DAr, Tuesday. Sept. H.
od hall mile dash Entrance $50 ,. =. Cots, 100 II /;
hl.ies. - D.
Col G. Bush- b. Beadonna, by Lapid out Of Madonna
by imp. Yorkshire. 3
Col T. L. GusEs b. Sansione, by Lapdis,, Of Rhoda
Mr. hulieIs ch tdeite 10y imp. Bhlrowuis, Of imp
Comfort by Irish Bird
M Mors b. Prophecies by Prophet, out Of Fidelity.
/ Time, sts seconds
SECOND RAcE.-Prenium OF 500 for all ages mile heats
Col David Mcdaniel emtcrs en- m. Mamie Rains, by
Commodore, Oyt Of Carolina, yean
Mr. ID. Reedy enters b. Thunder, by Lexington, dam
Blue Bonnet ~ imp. lledgeoTd years
Mr. John Hunter enters b. c. AIeoa, by Lexington, dam
ToElz, years.
4 g. Bel (or Evans Frauci.l enters b. G. Black Knight
by imp knight Of 81 George. dam Adde Teyis, yetrs
Mr r. Morris 2. h.. By imp. Eclipse, dam Fidelity
by imp Glencoe, years.
Col r. c. Bush enters eh. Guda by imp Mango. dam
by inn, Sovereign, 3 yeaTs.
! Time i;i7! l[6l LA
| THIRD HACB.-Prcnium Of $500 Tor al ages two mile
dash. Five per cent enalce. Entrance money to second