The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-13
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.


~" an ..Aas,ns vesterdav VIA. snree races over
uSs'ssn Course. At seoaucus, Hudson cou-ev, New
$3.50 the attendance was large, but very select
arv urecaution having been taken by the manAget 70
.xoude all obnoxious characters from the grounds INC
races we're all good and the time made most exceeh
particularly the mile heat race which was run IN i'Ss
4o,s ana as and that a rather heavy track Inc
Az, ,ace vss half mile dash for year ODDS, which
was won by Mr. Hunters b. T. Fidelte, oeaung MI
push,s b T. satinstone and b. Belladonna, ana MT
Norris, b. T. Prophecies very clever STYLE TINS was
followed by the mile heat race in which there were SIX
contestants including Mr. Hunters D. C. Arcoh, VINO
vas a great favorte. He was beaten and ms defe !.
hronoht his grief the large ODDS OF one huno
81 aug having been wagered on him after the first red
This race was BY Mr. Morris g. .: BY i'm o Hsa1
hcpse MI Morris Lord be MonmouthN wo mile
ieis h Oakland and Mr. Evans CHI c. Nigh - Mcp s
Morris entry easily showing that his :ssSIs in
pretty good condition.
sveepstakes premium $500, for two IA. half
mile DASH entrance $50, p p colts year rTv G 100 lSs
john john Hunter 4, entered ch Fidet NV INN p.lrow
e B Sus q entered sstins' Bird ast on;
Of Rhoda by imp. Glencoe $50 :" 2
,,ef Madonna, by imp. 70 rSGnna' oy .Apa'
Mr. IF Fasp'sfsd B. .sph 1s; BY Prophet,
Five other ss., two y ers sss s a
appearance In ne eSry n No ne Pine day Mr. Bush's
wes x. Start Mr. sns G F II sas
nroupht as m cb as ali me others The youngsters had
avery sveA start aom the haf a, h pole satiastone
Aonrb Al The ,hree quarter pole Satinstone led length
Fidet,$ second, Beladonna and Prophecies head and
heaz. In this way they swung into the straight
hcne wnen most exciting struggle ensued, and lasted
y the score Fdete winning by about two lengths Sat
one length ahead Of Prophecies. Time, t2X
seconds.
SECOND RACE
Premium Of $780, for all ages, mile heats
T. Morris entered 8. c. by imp. Eclipse dam
Fidelity by Glencoe, 4 years old ......... /
p c. Bush entered ch f. Gida by imp Mango,
dam by Sovereign, 8 years old .............. o 8
John Hupter entered b. c. Arcola, by Lexing-
ton dam Topaz years old. ................ 8
D. McDanies entered Oh. f. Mamie Rains, by
G. Bell flor Evans Francisj entered blk c.
Black Knight by imp. Knight Of st. George,
d Reedy entered T. b. Thunder by Lexington,
dam Blue Bonnet, by imp Hedgeford, oyears
Timo-i:A7,I-l:lox-i:4s
First Heat-Arcoa the favorite against the field
At Ave to one There was some little trouble in getting
they got cluster and with the tap of the drum they
went away lying Nanny Rains taking the lie, lead and
Thunder second the Eclipse colt third, Gilda fourth,
Black Knight fifth, and Arcoa sixth. This state Of
the mare before they reached the quarter pole
entire change Of position had taken pacethe Eclipse
GiIda 6fth and Thunder sixth, Mamie Rains lead
ing at least six lengths She kept the gap open
pole over six lengths ahead Of the Eclipse, the others
being strung out head and tan In the order named above
song along lne lower TURN ,he cray smut up NIUE Day
clear and seemed to be winning sure but about half
way up s9e began aa BADLY ana tne otners 70 Close
ne she %as soon M Sy ne ISpee
VINO LOOK me lead ana won py TWO engns Mamie sec
ono, ,h,ee s aeaG oa Arcoa VINO was one ieng.n
q siIds Time, i:41H 'Iav 49, '1' ''.''- .''-D
being laid on him wherever chance offered Mamie
cola third Racr Knoht anS TSundsr Sr;ny,nn mn The
rear ihe auarteE mole II the Ecnse co led I hp
Thpnder and pack Knight half DOZEN lsnyhs hehind
The trio ran down the bscksreach To- n, ba mile poe
Eepss still leading 5u. a with Gil, Gdas head at his
SeoutiS" Cong ALONG the lover turn Aycoa w"rSeS
up 70 n sne ron ana @ h heaa r
OF Gilda Tho two Others we're now ont Of the race
being far behind Getting the homestretch the long
he boat the Eclipse colt To- the score about sx lengths
Gilds was three lengths behind the gray while Black
rd %e now the aSor az sy eli,
quired, one hundred to Eve wanting takers Consdera
bic money was posted At even beI (;Ilda and the
Eclipse colt The Oily got away with the lead closely
in Tront AZ The enayter MOLE IN tb hacrsre,ch ssSa
kept in front the other two running head and head
which they continued to do around the lower turn. Get
nsaa hv ali nsrtas md .r,arp hear,pps "on,, ~
Eclipse colt passed under the string winner by length
AND hall 6ida second, Arcoa length or two behind
INV INV ne. - y LNf1ss-
Premium OF sso0 for ali aces two mile dash five per
cant antranca en,ranco ronev 70 second horse
n Morris enerad = lord Nonmon,h nv sla.her
dam bv Unmarried iangford 4 vesrs old y - /
N Icnsriais cntersd h Osriand bv Reyanue dam
~ ~. i,nnnr, "a 49,. w..rs "a ~ ' ~
q Reli ifor Evans 4 Francis, entered ch q Night
- SSU uahnrna, A., pr1.,.iIa he INN c,ancoa
IT, 80 ~ sI.H sacond S ~ mp ro,sI IA,
Oakland had the call n The poo Stttna selling for
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