New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14
THE TURF.
THE H0B0KEE RACES.
SPLENDID spoRr-PAsTEsT HURDLs RACE

SPLENDID sPORT-PAsTEST HURDLs RACE
The first day of the first Fall meeting at Secsucus
took place yesterday The attendance was far from arss
as might be expected still there goody number apas
the grounds The weather everything that could Be %
sired aud the course in excellent order.
The programme presented was attractive one eng
the sport and fully up to the desire oil the me-
FIRST Ricn-Hurde Race Handicap Premium Of so e. =
Closed With entries. Mg.s ss rsS and s S,c5 n.s
sn blue sscaacas OIDe Lady Wolf lis b. red ssl
The first horse to make appearance Mamie Craddost
looking little battered and weather stained from the nsnf
fields in which she has often shown and wox
the palm. Gen. Williams and Zgzag both looked Wels tns
former being fayorte against the field Seaeauens
pretty webrsd bay looking much like work while t,o L;Sy
previous performances in the last meeting rather an ans
ian one to bet money on
Mamie Craddock went of with the lead Williams second
and the balance strung The first fence vas knocked owe
BY the fourth horse nearly causing Lady Wolf to part w
sabs rider At second hurdle the chestnut etans
hS. early that LADY Vol we! out Of place The third saz
fourth hurdles were got over safely and tie nags .as
In close attendance Zgzag and Seeeaueus well up As th:y
got back stretch the second round mees
pas the oneha and threequaer mile posts but the spec
and bottom there and the noble old chestnut va
Lady Wolf threw her rider last fence. This NJ
fastest hurdle on record n the country Time 'ol
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Gifted BY little more nesh Rchmonds condition is ape
tsm was divided between Lady and Knghtnos
although both hmoud and FOruham had many fsncers
THE RACE.
At the start Fordham the lead and it sppsses
that those who wanted TO be at the finish had got 70 90 ~
quarter and half mile their positions unchanged
that Richmond had passed her isdyshp From here Klgh4
Lady BIessnSon and BasIbird 70 All of In Founding E
last turn the little pet Of Dr. Weldon was well up IN ~
leading nek and about 100 yards from bone tooE the oaA
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THIRD Reconsideration Of ESQ for ase,j mile D.
wy y:. Red k . s.rau BY & H Ss'
Bs'nson by I'm Eips out Of PhO syesrs Red and Blue
Although entered for this had In -
last yet neither appeared the worse KghthOOd was A'os
neck At the quarter post the had the eed By ensth
keeping this place all along the back stretch On entering "a
both running neck and neck home stretch N
being called upon shot to the front and won the heat
SECOND HEAKnghhood got the lead at starting bat hss
half length but the brave little alongside hss
the upper turn that until
ing II would impossbs 70 which hs<
the advantage The superior bottom Of Knighthood
showed great advantage for being called be took tn
front and won the heat with Time. 1854.
THIRD HEAT-Lady Bessngton appeared determined nd
again obstinacy caused much loss Of tina
However after trying the patience of tue starter both vs
off the leading At the quarter Knghhood took At
front retained all around and home with winning
and heat The dead lame when pulled up Time
1884.
holghthood. .-....-.-..'-.---'.-'.---.----.-
Lady Bessington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
First heat 80; I'd. ;50t; Sd. 1854.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
To-day there win be seepe chase three mfes OF fs
hunting country All OF the that the hurdl
viii probably There will also be- dash Of twoan6
a.haf miles, and a Of mile heats.