The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11
T n E T u r r
Paterson Rsces-Eir.s Day.


may be accounted for BY the fact tina, well known
that all the horses tina, would for the Ieger
engaged in the other event. that they had been
SEEN and were considered very brilliant lot
nothing compare with the three year ods Of the two
preceding years But s,iil they made beautiful
and exciting race coming up the homesrclch the first
mile in line like platoon Of cavalry; and the race
good throughout The fret race between AIcola Trogs
neck, Climax and Mamie Butler, mile heats, was
capital race, Arcola winning IN TWO straight heats In
this race Throgsneck and Mamie Butler we're dstanced
the FORMER from foul riding ana the latter from want OF
speed The interest, apart from the desire to see the
great Kentucky lay the two mile race in the struggle
between Lord Monmouth and Oakland for second
place, the first place being monopolized by the Cham
pi1n VINO won IN hand gailop do was tns iasorise
before the start at hundred 10 ten The selling race
was dash OF a mile and quarter between D. T. SIX.
stone s and CHI hs Arlington, which was won by the
hlly In good style.
Premium OF $20o, for all ages, mile heats
j. Hunter, n. Y, entered 1rayers h Osgoods b b.
Arcola, years old, by Lexington, dam Topaz,
J Pincus entered br H. Climax, q years old, by
imp. Barownie dam by Arab. .............
+. Norris enteredg. h. Throgsneck, ! years old,
by imp Eclipse, dam by Fidelity. By Glencoe. 2 dis
old, by Lexington, dam Tokay. by Glencoe. dis
Time, 1:47-l 49,.
First Ha.-In the pool sales Throgsneck brought
$3.50 Arcoa SIPS, Mamie Butler 500 and Climax $40
Tnrogsnec got away with the lead. Arcoa second,
Mamie Butler third with Climax half length behind
IDToBsncck kept the LEAD untIl tnc pole
when Arcolp went up to hin and they ran head and
head nearly the whole length OF the backstrsch, UNTIL
approaching the half mile pole, which was made In fy
seconds Areoa began shake the gray or and he went
into the lower turn length ahead. Mamie Butler
was two lenghs behind the gray and length and half
ahead OF Climax Gong the three quarter pole Arcola
let in daylight between him and the gray, and when he
cot on the homestrctch he cut loose and came to the
stand winner by four lengths in Al Throgsn ok was
second. Two lengths in front OF Climax, Who was four
lengths ahead of Mamie Butler
Secnd Heot.-Arcola was great fayorite, selling for
5000 while Throgsncck brought SO, Mamie Butler $50
and Climax Sl5. Arcoa got OF with the lead Mamie
Butler second and Throgsncck third Climax close up.
Al the quarter pole Arcola was length III front Of Gil
max, vlo one length ahead OF Throgsneck Mamie
Butler four lengths behind There was change of
position down the backsiretch until the bali mile
pole when Climax and Throgsneck drew up little
closer To Arcola The latter however shook them both
OF the lower turn and entered the homcsrctch two
lengths clear Of them Mamie four lengths behind and
without chance Of overaking the others, Arcola keft
up his long, steady stride aud came in winner Of the
heat and race by five lengths in 400. Throgsncck
came in second but distnnced for fouling Mamie
Butlcr in the early part OF the heat Mamie also
dsanccd for being fas, enough to get inside the flag
SECOND RACE.
Tus ST. LEcfR, swecpstakc premium of 900 for
three year ods $50 entrance, D. p two and quarter
miles. For this there were forty entries Of which mum
Der but six appeared at the post
Messrs. Bowie 4 Hall entered CHI C. Baltimore, by
Revenue, dam by Glencoe ..;..............
j. ). Watson entered b. c. Julius, by Lexington, dam
John Hunter entered CHI. oleata, by Lexington, dam
Fanny Fern, by Glencoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bowie 4 Hall entered g. 9. Richmond, by Two Bits,
dam Faith, by Childe Harold. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
+. Morris entered b. {. by sasher, dam Sally Ward,
r {. Bush entered CHI T. Gida, by imp. Mango, dam
Juiette by imp. Sovereign. observation-disclosures.
Time, AJAX.
Bowie Halls entries the favorites at the start
against the field The horses were started from the
thrccqrarcr pole and with good send they came up
the homesretch all in cluster the bay ly by Slaser
leading, Oleaia and Gilda passing the stand head and
head about half length in front of Julius, Richmond
NTH, Baltimore sixth. AZ they went around the turn
Richmond and Baltimore ran up close TO Julius, having
passed Gilda and Olcata On the backstretch the
Slaser ly continued iead julius second Baltimore
third, Richmond fourth Gida fifth and oleata sixth.
Al the hafmiIe pole they were all In heap, and as
they went along the lower turn they all parallel In
which way they came on the homestretch, looking like
lc OF cavalry they dashed up to the stand julius
being first by head, Richmond second about the
distance front Of the Slasher lly baltimore fourth,
0sata firth and Glda sixth Going around the gen
era change took place in their positions Richmond vent
up and took sides with julius Oleata third, Baltimore
fourth the Slasher NTH and Glda sixth The two latter
considered out Of the contest, and the eight
lay between the other four who all alive for the
mastery Getting into straight work on the backsre,ch
Old Abe made play with Baltimore, and tho colt respond
ing TO the call with magnificent burst Of speed, went
mp and passed Oeata, then julius and Richmond and
went leading nicely along the lower turn by length
julius second, two lengths ahead or oleata Richmond
fourth. Baltimore came along steady onto the home
stretch and up 70 the stand, winning BY two lengths,
Julius second i've lengths ahead Of 0leata who was
two lengths ahead OF Richmond, who WIS half length
ahead Of tho Sasher hlly, Gilda long way behind.
THIRD RACE.
Premium $500, for all ages, two mile heats.
J. Hunter entered Travcrs / Osgood's b. h. Ken
lucky, years old, by Lexington, dam Magnolia,
= Morris entered B. H. Lord Monmouth years old,
by slashe,. dam by imported Iansford. .....:.. 2
ID McDaniels entered b. h. Oakland. years old, by
Revenue. dam by imported Margrave. 3 3
Firf ME- Second Mi1. rta.
Second heat. ............. 1:53 i:52 a4S
FrT Hec' -Ken,ucky the favorite against the held
.l...ls H. ~. Lad. ehn
and In going nd the turn eight lengths ahead Of
the other two who side AMI side Gong down the
backsrctch he taken in hand and brought down to
hand gzlop, and ths others closed up To within three
lengths Of him. where he kept them TO the end Of the
heat There little interest in unequal and
except for the struggle for second place between Lord
Monmouth and Oakland, the would not have been
worth looking nj. Lord Monmouth was second, four
lengths ahead Of Oakland Time :56i.
sec nd HsaL-Bciting between Lord Monmouth and
Oakland was for time, but 0nay one hundred to
eighty on Lord Monmouth went begging Kentucky, an
before, went on with tho Lad, Oakland second,
length ahead OF lord Monmouth. AZ the quarter pole
and down the backsirctch the between
The two latter and they were close together down past
around the lower turn In that way, but they got
the bomestrstch Lord Monmouth came with rush. and
Kentucky passed the stand two lengths ahead OF the
Others, they side and side Time OF FIRST mile, SO
Going around the turn Lord Monmouth decided the bet
ting ON himself b. shaking Oakland on and leaving him
for the remainder Of the race Kentucky went ON with
two length lead and came in a winner In ~, Lord
Monmouth ten lengths ahead OF Oakland.
YOUTH RACE.
Selling race Of $500, for all ages, ono and quarter
mile usual terms, entrance money 10 60 90 the second
horse.
r C. Bush entered Forbes Jcrome's b. r. silkstone,
3ycars old by imp Lspidist, dam Pauline. Price
d. Nc Daniels entered CHI. & by Arlington, dam Lucy
Hnxsl Price 81 600 Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time, 2:17s.
The betting was nearly even the above race when
the buglc sounded 70 mount but siIksone at the start
offered at ten IN eight They started from the three
quarter POLE skstonc getting away si and beating the
Arlington geldng three lengths up the bonestrctch,
passing the stand In twenty-cght seconds She went
around the turn two lengths In front; and hsf
ahead down the backstreh and along the lower turn
and up the stretch aud passed under the string
winner by two lengths making the last mile IA ssss,
aud the dash In 2:l74.
To-day there viii be -four races including TIE aeep's
chase.
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