New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
THE TURF.
The Passnic Comfy Association Spring
Meeting.
FIESr DAYS RACING.

The third Spring Meeting OF the Passa'c
County Agricultural Association commenced yesterday
on their excellent track at Paterson under auspices OF
the most favorable ard fattering character. The
weather was delightful the rain of the previous day
having rendered the atmosphere pleasant aud agreeable
as well as having materially contributed to the enjoy.
of cl parties bv eectuay laying the dust on INC
roads and the tr6,s. While Producing these good
effects there was alloy in the fact Of lite rendering
the track somewhl. heavy and slippery. There was q
splendid ,ond,nce the ladies' stand being filled with
The youth beauty end fashion Of the district as ~% as
many of tn tGr patroncsses Of the turf from New-Nork
end other ci les Nearly all tho most prominent turf
men os the Northern ard Eastern States were present
rs well as m " ron the iar Wett.
The programme OF the days sport comprised three
very interesting events. the first bong purse " :o
for all ages mile heats The cItries were MI r. Nor
ris's br. c. Lord Monmouth; -. McCouns en-. c.
Nightlock; Z. g. Bushs oh. f.. Lnilerne and Mr.. y:
Hunters (Messrs Travis OsGOods) b. c.. Aio0la. all
being four year ods. Although AightcoS, Lord Mon
mouth and Luilerne were all inexperienced horses on
the tuif the untried Arcola was made tremendous
oIte selling in poos ioT $500 Nig0iock for so;
Lord Monmou'h for s3l. and L-uilcrne TO- So. The
high private reputation for speed aDc endI ncc Wulcn
the horse eno, ed and the Circumstance Of Lis being
half brother 20 Kentucky the ST. Leser winner of ast
year the cause OF his being elevated 10 ms leading
position in the biting. III the fret fcat Lord Mon
mouth aud Luilerne led al the start with Arcoa wait
ing patiently until nearing The quarter-pole where
he went up passed his horses aud wthcnt ever being
approached gnlloped home an easy winner by FIX
Lord Monmouth. Time, l:5ii. In the second heat
200 to $40 bet on Arcoln. who kept company with
his horses 10 the gu pole when he took lead OF
half o length to the half, and increased u 10 ~
lengths at the three quarterp pole Coming up the bolc
stretch al the dstGr the clever coored rider Abe, on
Luerne stole a march upon the fuoriie, ard the
ocSey of the slater had 10 rouse his horse and set him
agoug; Arcoa ga,,sntly responded. and ruLning
eamely under the whip, lie stalled OF Luilcrnes chal
cpco and won the heat ard race by length IN I:oii
Lord Monmouth was second and NIgh'lock last
The seco4d race was Cor the Jersey Derby for which
a horses entered. OF these eight came to the post,
viz. Saratoga, Alexandra, from NJ: Hunters stable;
Maiden, from Capt Moo,ek; Nr. Bashs SilLstone;
Mr. Murriss Sla7Ler. colt Mr. j. Wasons julius; md
Bowie Halls Richmond The estimation in which
thsy were held VAL be seen from the prices they brought
viz. Maiden $40; Hunters ioi. SEQ; Richmond.
e2N0 Julius, $50. Bush and Moryiss entries sos Tho
vas milo and half dash, and net value Of the
stake c., $50 II does not require much doscripi l.
IS they passed TIC Stand the FIST time Alexandra
lcadin,, with Richmond eecond Maiden third. Nal
Howell fourth Saratoga Sasher. colt and Sikstone in
tbe order named At the quartcr-p0le Oh The second
m.e Marden was leading. with Richmond close her
sadaegths am At he threequarter pole be he'd taken
the lead with Alexandra mex. and Maiden third ON
the home stretch. Maiden again became second TO
evidently in hand. his rider Abe Qurky. watching the
others. and sitting perfectly stul upon his horse At
tho distance Eurgoyue on julius came with ire
mendous rush past his horses emitting them down rs II
anding and tried to reach Richmond. bat failed and
beaten by two ieng he; the winner never having
heen called u'on but achieving the victory with great
e. Julius was three lengths aht nd OF Maiden. Sil
stone loutth Sal lOsa fifth. AlexGndci sixth, Mary
How ell seventh I'd the Slashe c. last. Time 2Jil.
The last race two Lille heat. foT which MI
Hunters Konidcky and Mr.. Watson Captain Moore
the sole entries. Kentucky the lvCFite the
owner Of Capt Moore taaiisg the odds of 500 70 500
about his hOrsc. Kentucky the first heat by four
len gths in 2 81 SIOt % so bet that lie
the race IN the second heat he made TIE running at
a slow pace FOR q mile and a half. lesdng nc.r,, two
lengths but they along the third quarter Capt.
Moore closed the gap, aud was only half length be.
hind as they tGTIed into the straight fine race now
ensucd and iaot brilliant display Of artistic jockey
ship was witnessed between Burgoype on the Captain
and Abe Kentucky. Bnr2oyne nursed bis horse al
miraLly 10 the distance hen he made "A tremendous
effort and after magnificent race was beaten by
short neck on the post. Time io9s.
MMART.
FIRST DAY-PremiunI OF $500 for all ages mile ats
M John Hunter y. (Messrs Ifavers OssOods, y.
W, enter, b. c.. years Arcos by Lexington. dam
Topaz by mp. Glencoe.
2. c. Bush NJ j. enter. CHI f., years. Luiierle by Lex
ingon dan BY imp. fork shire. ............;.,
NJ p. Morris. -. j., enters b. 60 years. Lord Mon.
mouth by slshrr dan by imp Lar.ford ............3
ID. hcCour, y. j., eDer~ Oh. G.. years, Nshtock by
Malonie dam Pfunslla by imp. Glencoe.
Time: l.4i-I:!4.
sAnE DAr-Ihc Jersey Derby tweeps'ase aud parse Of
$lOC, $50 entrance play fol old Mile aud
. half
Bowie Hal's Richmond. b, Two Beta dame Fsi,h...
!. s. WatsoIs julius by Lexington. dana Ms julia =
r. Alexander Maiden, By LeyiH son dam Kitty CLARK >
=. c. Bushs b. f. sss,oue by Lspadi',, dam Pauline
J. Hunters Saratoga. 10y Lexington, dam ny Glencoe %
J. Hunters b. AcxLBdla By Sovereign dam Mss Duke h
A. Bells en-. hary Howell by Revenue, dam koride. =
Il. Monies D. G. b. Sssher, dam Etiquette.
TireA2:5ii
SAsH DAY-fgfse, ~, Tor all ayes, two mile heats
J. Hunter, b. Kentucky
5. Watson b. Captain Moore yesrs...........2
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