New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-14
THE TURF.
The uoboken Fall Rnces-secsnd Nay.
acquainted.

The attendance Yesterday at the second days
racing of the Hudson County Association was very
great and of the most select character. The ladies'
Stand was crowded with elegantly atred patronesses
of the sport and practically proved that the air dangn
ters of Hudson County possess love ior tne ehcilE
contests OF the racing turf The weather dn
and threatening in the morning. proved deiglttnly
fine and favorable and the spO. itself was oil the hSh-
est order The hurdle which was tie great source
OF attraction, was magnhcently contested ana gave
the spectators the highest qualification The otheftwo
races were also excellent, and we nave never seen
better sport than has been afforded by the Two days
racing we have 90 far witnessed On tue h''oA'"
Course.
The first race was the hurdle race, handicap over
two miles and eight hnrdies the entries being Agzig'
10 nj Garry Oslds aged, 1876 b. ana Lille Parker
years I2s N. The favorable terms on which
years from Zigzag made her the ayerite. IN pools
she sold !oI Sl2J; Zlazdg s2cO ilihe fafker 81 ""
Garry Oaliis $50.
Mamie Craddock was first off. and she cleared tho
first hurdle ahead of the others, Ziszag being last over
She quickly opened gap and on jamping the second
hurdle she was thee lengths ahead OF Zigza who he'd
passed his horses. The third hurdle was cleared in
lie same Style Mamie CraddOck having strong lead.
and rasshg the stand six lengths ahead OF I,zag WHO
was two ghs in mont 0! Lille Parker The Canadian
mare kent her lead all tie way round the rider OF Zig
gag waiting quietly Till they came on the home stetcn
trusting his horses superior speed 70 WIN the race.
The last hurdle taken BY Mamie. four lengths
ahead, and now the momertous struggle cominencec;
At every stride Zigzig drew closer. bat the mare Iad
too great lead to be overcome IN the li.tei Distance
and she crossed lengths ahead OF Lig1dg.
winner of The race in l6t. Garry Oadis was third.
The second race was for purse Of s4oo tYolnhe
heats and run for by Lord Monmouth, ticet"Ing'
and ch o by Arlington. Fleetwing YVES the favorite,
bringing in the pools $500 to Lord Monmonhs 500 and
Aringtons $50. Tie first heat was Won by LORD
Monmouth, after magnificent race home VIA rect
wing the latter stopping suddenly within lew iehSt1s
of the stand and thus allowing Lord Monmouth 10 beat
him by two lengths in 3:iei. Fleetwing walked away
qnite lame, and on examination u was iSuSa nc mo s
second beat By six lengths in 3i6 Again ne showed
signs OF lameness but after starting ior re tna nen'
did race with Lord Monmouth he woa tho heat aud
race by two lengths. in 3;4ef. 49,,
The third and last race Yves mile-and'aqsaTs.es
dash for a purse Of $500 The entries were NeHe1
Grayes Sikstone and Black Knight the former being
tie layore at 500 $50 IL proved an exciting race
Nellie Graves winning at the finish by two ieghs IN
10 day there arc three good races comprising two
milo dash for wtich Nighoek the Eclipse gray horse
tha, won on Tuesday beating Arcoa ana Llay Bryi
is entered. The threemc heat fora psrse OF eco VII
be run fox Uy the fmous racers Thunder and Oakland
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dash has four entries, for
which wo refer readers TO the advertisements
in another column.
Frnsr R.cs.-Hnrdlc race; h:ndc,p premium Of 500
for IN ogs mile dash eight hurdles Of three anu
SIR a. Smith. ch. Mamie craddoek by Vandai' out
NJ. D. Kcedys b: g zignsg by Knrick dam b. Zenith
Mr.. t. y snedeker's ch :. Gury OsJis, by Lexington
Col David McDsniel's 81. + Lille PsTxer. year.
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Tnie--i:l6!. -.
! sYco-p RAcr-Seme day-Sweeps.a.e rfomum oi T'ev'
fo- ali ages two mite heats Entfdpce $50, r.p.
alr. r. Norris b. Ia. Lord Monmouth, by slasher .
dam BY imp Lsnsord yeats
Col David McDagicls eh. by Arlington, out Of Lucy
Hlzal By Revenue yeaTEs ..:..i;.;.'..,:.'''.
Col. T. C. Bn.h's ch. h. Flee.widg by Balrownie, oat
OF Rhods By imp. Giencre. years
Time-l:4.l :; $40; 3:i3a
THIRD RAcR-Sarue day. selling rec" SZCO ior az ages
one nd quarter mile d,sh. llores entered ioI VH to
carry sproprate wcighs; those at ~oO allowed 10 tboss
oniced AZ 400 allowed 10 those ent,red at 500 allowed
| 81 rs. Mt, -, .,
Mir l. NORRIS b. Nellie Graves by Imp. Eclipse, cut OF
1 nolivar 4 yesrs. +i00.....................
C. Bel (Eyaus 4 Frsucsl blk. c. Black Knight ~ mp
Kuish, Of ST. Georse ont Of AIDE lewis D. mp A'o
years.
col T.. C. Bushs b. Si.kfore, by Lapitst dam rs'he
by star Doyis years. $780,. .......'''''''''''''
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