New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
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THE TURF.
rRorrvo ON THE UNION COURSE, IT.


TRoTTIYG ON THE UNION COURSE, Ii
Quite a large assembly met on the above race
course Yesterday to witness the performance Of two well
known fast borsos. The day bright but still cold
The track was in splendid order and but for the unrunes of
,u 81 md bis per.istenty breaking dOuet... .oOd time
would have been mace hs tT9ttng .dasqpiod IA most
Of bcSns wRcn he crowd turned round and he
bay, laying on their money even at two 10 one
TIE RACE.
Oct. a. 1906 2l psy pay match $1,000, two miles and
Ii Wood If psmedb. g Lew in harness.
Crock named Br Ron s,o II "'s'n p" mile o''s
Lew went off with the lead BIZ Run breaking few strides
after getting the From this point he continued to per
AS thew completed the first mile Lew led by nearly 100 yards
the gray again going off his feet The now virtually
veteran Hiram Woodruff again landed his horse winner
The the Fashion to-day should be visited By all who
really three fast equally matched horses IN
| been offered on a trotng course this season
PATERSON AGRICULTURAL PAIR RACES.
The Agricultural Fair" at Paterson, N. j., an
nounced for the h and st Of October opened yesterday
and closes to-day An cutual Fair in NewJerscy always
means horserace and nothing more and although fine dis
play of agricultural products and implements promised
this proved exception TO the rule Neither the
agricultural products and implements which were 10 have been
nor the which exhibition at the colrsenot
the features familiar TO sporting gentlemen Of Old Tom
Haley the gatesueed to draw together many more than
hundred Jerseymen and the remark OF lysander that
mighty little could be said Tor this crowd was true IN more
| than
No belonging TO parties outside Of Passac and Bergen
Counties could be entered for Of the except the closing
rottng match for eco premium for the best three IN
five double harness which opened TO all who wished 70
compete. The first won by Mr. Mckoes old horse
Skdd the first heat being made in 249 and the second In 4
Tie contest ives with black horse belonging TO Mr van
Bacom the first and before reaching the first quarter pole
race which, until then had made no show but now gained
mp and passing the black pressed Skdd hard on the home
LADY been properly driven on the stretch to enable
do her best 1t is almost certain she would have taken
secoRd race trotng between ods Of which
three dsanced in the first heat the last coming n so far
mare behind cellar door" Mr. Ryerons Black won the
first hea, in 1856 Mr. Aman Bay coming in second also the
second heat In 5 Mr. Longwcl Gray having the next place
The third between fvcyear old was won by black
horse belonging to Mr. Post Time first heat 2I second
But the interest of the day concentrated in the match be-
tween the teams for which there were three
entries Mr. Ryerson entering two bays-Nr Allen black
and bay and Mr. Galloway gray and roam MI NJ A p
the first choice and $50 the price paid the
second choice Mr.. Aliens selling at go
FIRST HEAT-In the first heat Mr. Ryersons team had
slightly the advantage at the start but il was good one and
when well off Allen team was neck and neck with kyerson
until the first quarerpoe reached Along the arstretch
L. gained half length but lost slightly NJ the second quarter
pole gaining something again on the stretch to the last
quarter Here A horses came up spendJ ana thcy dasI
along the home stretch and neck with Ryerson but nm
fortunately, Mr. Aliens bay broke when near home and r.
came in several lengths ahead Time 2i9 The manner In
which Mr. driver used his whip in this heat repre-
hcnsbe say least seemed better adapted to rean
ing Mr. Aliens horses than urging on his own and this con
HEArGalOwnys horses distancod In the hrst
heat and consequently OF the for this which com
mcnced with much 0ckeyng the part OF RyoTsons driver
and considerable time wasted In getting aTiwhen OF
had the advantage Of length and gained about two lengths be-
fore the first quarter pole reached Along the far stretch
these relative distances pretty evenly sustained Allen
gaining after the second passed being nearly up at
the last quarter and almost Immediately ahead One of Rye
horses to the home stretch but Aen
kept ahead and the heat by dozen lengths Time 24
Betting Aliens became brisk and confidence that
be would win the seemed well founded
THIRD HEAT-yerson again ahead at the start this
time only half length but A. made this and led by two
lengths before reaching the first quarter pole Along the far
relative distances pretty evenly sustained in the
second heat gaining they neared the second quarter He
length ahead when half the last quarter and two
lengths when II reached A. gained again the home
stretch but behind to make what loe and
X won in 2.4sA
HElrR again has the advantage at the start and
gains toward the the rstquarer pole after which lessons
the field along the far stretch and but length behind at the
seconduarter pole His horses keep this distance steadily for
short space then gain then lose the result II alleged Of
X driver tapping Allen that Ryeson able to come
home first and declared the winner when Il seemed
Allen should have been the victor IL unfortunate that
Allen allowed his driver 10 be changed for the last heat be-
unncquned with the track which muddy and
heavy along the stretch would not he likely succeed
readily the other who had shown himself efficient and knew
Ryerson driver skfnl IN all
Of the but hardly too scpu0us TO be
overcome aud il he that beat Aliens team rather than T.
horse