The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
HERALD s.
THE rU r Z

THE TURF.
Thira and Last Day ~ the Paterson
Races--A Hurdle Race-The Sequel
stakes-Kentucky and Fleeewing-The
ConsOlation Pvemium-Great Fan and
Nobody Hurt, sc. ifWf
The third fall race meeting Of Vie Passac Agricultural
Association terminated yesterday with I'VE capital
The attendance was large, the grand stand being well
ned with ladies, while the other stands all well
covered by the stener The first miles
over eight hurdles In which Mamie Craddock Zigzag,
NJ d. and Nightock contsnded. the mare proving 70 be
the better horse by carrying or the best prse Zgzag
taking the second Nghtlock his first at hurdles
very credaby, and with practice will become Of
the this most popular kind Of racing The second
race was for the sequel stakes which brought together
Baltimore, Lady Dan Bryant and Oliata, which was
two mile dash, with penalty Of i've pounds for the
winner OF the Derby the Tvers stakes or the st. Leger
baltimore having the two latter races carried nve
pounds more weight than the Others and beat them
handIy at that The third was three mile heats,
which brought kentucky and Fleetwing together which
was easily won by the champion In one heat the
owner Of Fleotwing finding useless q 60 any further
Then followed mpromptu race for hundred between
Colonel Lybg's ch g. Alabama and General Burtletts
bay mare, by Red Eye dam by Revenue, which was
finely contested, and added much to the other good
things of the day. Lybig's geldng won by length.
Then came the last and best Of tho mecting-the
Consolation Premium-for which Throgsneck, Lord
Monmouth, Climax Aldebaran and Lady Dan Bryant
started but the lilly boted and threw her rider after
running half a mile The others made most brilliant
finish OF the racing at the North for the year 1885, and
tho horses now rest In peace until the trees blossom
again.
FIRST RACE.
Horrible RACE, handicap for all ages, $500 TO the
miles, over eight flights Of hurdles
A. Smith entered Oh. IN. Mamie Craddock, aged
Ready , entered cred b h. zs.aa years old, weigh.
Evans a Francis entered ch h. Nishiiock, years
Dr. Underwood entered b. 8. M D., aged, weight 40
D Ready entered b h. copeck, years old weigh.
40 No. Time All.
Mamie Craddock was the favorse, selling for $ls5,
hurdle just past the Judges stand and in front OF
the grand stand the second at the quarter pole the third
on the anS nd a.
Zigzag by Fisher Nightlock by Leary and NJ D. by
Iawler The horses had fine send-o, and went at the
FIRST hurdle with rush, very close together the mare
and NJ d. going over at the same time, followed by
Zigzag, Nightock last The second hurdle was taken
Of NJ. D., zigzag third, Nghtiock last All the horses
cleared them finely. The third hurdle was beautifully
cleared by Mamie and D. but zgsas and Nightlock
making less to jump on the second turn The next
fight the foot Of the homestrctch. which Mamie
took first very prettily NJ d. second, Zgzag third and
Nightlock last The mare then increased the gap
tween herself and the Others and came up the home.
stretch under strong pull and took the flight IN front
hailed with great applause by the zgzag went
over second having outrun old N. d. the stretch.
hand Going around the turn Nightlock passed N. D.
and closed with gzag and at the hurdle at the quarter
ahead Of them and thew and went
the air together which was most exciting and beautiful
sight The two latter then made play for the mare, yet
with all their efforts she kept the gap open all the way
down the backsretch but when they got on the lower
turn and there being no hurdle TO jump they began
closing, Zigzag outrunnng Nightiock; and when the
mare made her last jump over hurdle the head Of
the stretch Zigzag was within four lengths OF her She
however, had something left to finish WITH and coming
up the homesretoh under hard pull passed under the
string a winner by five lengths, Zg1ag second two
lengths ahead Of Nightock. NJ D. good distance in the
rear. Time, 4:1
THR SEoUEL STAKES sweepstakes premium Of $500,
for three year olds 500 entrance, half forfeit Two
eger carry five pounds extra but penalties not TO &C.
Bowie 4 Hall entered ch G. Baltimore, by Revenue,
i. '. snediEer 81 entered b. Lady Dan Bryant, by
Lszngson dam Fanny O. by imp ha aa," a.,,
=. '. snediisi entered 9. T. by Gov wiciiias, dam
Bowie Hsl II entered G Richmond BY Two Bits,
dam Faith, by Chide Harold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time-Frst mile, :54X; second mile, Aa. Total,
Baltimore the favorte at hundred TO thirty At
the start In ono Of the pools previously be brought
$780, 0iata sos and Lady Dan Bryant SIS. Richmond
and the Wickne FLY were not sold, as il was under
stood they would not start Lady Dan took the lead nj
the start Baltimore second, OlIata trying bolt but
soon following Lady Dan led two lengths around the turn
and three In front at the quarter POLE Baltimore sec
ond, one length ahead Of 0liaa Going down the back
exrittx - fIarg lad
two lengths at The half mile pole, Baltimore next one
length in front the Lady 0at kept the lead around
others made her. sns both OF them Se; her
the stand, Baltimore leading a neck and Lady Dan half
length Time, 1:54k The race was very interesting
and exciting As they went around the turn Lady Dan
fell of again and Oliaa took second place Az tho quar-
pole Baltimore half length ahead Of Olata the
latter half length in front OF the bay oily. Oliata
forced the ng down the backsrech but at tho half
mile pole Baltimore shook her of and led the lower
turn length and half Lady Dan three lengths behind
the chestnut nlIy They into the homesretch in
this way and up TO near the distance stand when
Lady Dan made vigorous dash and beat 0ata by half
length for second place Baltimore hand ly by two
lengths making the last mile in l:54 and the heat in
3:49.
THIRD RACE.
Premium Of 500, for all ages, three mile heats.
]. Hunter entered Travcrs 4 0sgood's b. h. Ken
lucky, years old, by Lexington, dam Magnolia,
Bush entered Forbes Jerome. ch h. Fleet.
wing, by Balrownie, dam Rhoda by Glencoe. dr.
Time-First mile, 100; second mile lol third mile,
Erst Heaf.-Kentucky the favorte at onshun-
bred twenty He took the lead ut the start and went
the lengths ahead which he held to the
quarter pole. Gong down the backsretch Fleetwng
went mp pie closer, the champion passing the half
mile pole one length In front. Fleetwing drew little
closer the lower turn, and length behind at the
three quarter pole Az they up the stretch Ken.
lucky pulled nearly double, yet he passed the stand
two iengihs ahead, making the mile In 80 He kept
two lengths in 'front.' ell the way around the next mile,
aud past the stand with his head pulled all one
side three lengths In front Of Fectwing and
dent that the latter had chance Of getting He,
however, urged by Old Abe, but the further he
went the slower he n until AZ the finish Kentucky had
nothing canter home winning by three lengths
| and making the last mile In 1:6Sk, and the heat In
53ek.
Fleetwing was then withdrawn and Kentucky awarded
| the premium without q further effort
FOURTH RACE.
Match 500, mile dash, gcntlcmen's saddle horses
Colonel Lybig named Oh. g. Alabama. .........
| General Bartlett named b. m by Red Eye, dam by