New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
THE TURF.
HopoKYS RACES -sIezAo vIoToRlous.-RsoHAsTasss
AGAIN wIySSRR.

uopoKYS RAcEs-zIGzAG VICTORIOUS. ASTasss
AGAIN wIsSNRa.
Yesterday was q most delightful one at the Seacau-
ems race course but fortunately for those who visited IT. as they
witnessed probably the shape contested hurdle race that ever
occurred in America General Williams and Zgzag had already
become noted bat their excellent running yesterday viii add
much 20 their regulations Quite large number OF persons
were prcsont q whom large portion ladies Tbs
Stcpe and Hurdle Races VII bring out the Iar se1
they great admirers Of the daring grace ana sk
'" 'N''' 'N'"' FIRST DAY. OCTOBER 10.
two ME ds;S ssIs second ssI;s b, os,Ts,s
S Ssc. s ssa sn c,aS.i and Lady @ef
Bsns2 ss.a, zs.s ito ;s1in,, %s1s -
0 Of he S entries only FIVE came TO the post the start
All cot away on very even tuTns Zgzag the ayors with WI
Hams at gh leading the inst hurdle Before the
apparent 20 All that che would be between only bat two
VIZ Zxag and General Williams The second hurdle " as
In close attendance the third Jump Williams and Agzag
neck and neck keeping the same places al Fonn
ssilcd OK Al the fourth fence the General had
slightly The adLantae which he gradually $ % rousS
Inc The upper turn Zzag made running and coared Williams
Just they at the last fence Down the run home pom
were and neck coming 10 score on such even turns hst
the Judges declared dead heat Tme07i last nile done
In l.59 -.
mn OF s,yy on even terms and went round the course
pns the it mile neck and neck which relative places they
I went 10 the mont and led by lenth th sixth
rVen and eighth Jumps when the General challenged him.
bat although he made most determined eoth Ig<ag wa
hailed victor Tine 4;oai last mile 81.
sccaacu and Lady Wolf both fell during this race but neither
sSoosp Rlcn-swsepsaLe. Promem Of ease for weyesr Ods
half nile tsas sso entrance - hai forfeit So'ea VIII
Mr. Morris. C. by Eclipse Of Fidelity By 6lepeoe.;
Col Bash tor Ms,sTs. Forbes Jerenel b. C. hed~ns D
Balrownle, dam Cyelone by Nsnd..
Mr.. J. wssou JDbA, By imp BarowHie, oos Of jain
Col B. MsD,ns ch BIZ Planet ost al Carolina.
Col D. Mcdaniel By breckenridge out 81 Lady pst
.ssn JSba IS 20 against McOsniss say I've false start
each Of which az the contestants run Ia mile De
being pulled much the du Of those who had nSesy o.
Tissr HEAr-Iuba got teead the start but before
going far Eclipse colt took the 'front.' rapidly opening gar
between himself and the ed winning the half mile with ease
Time, 81 , -
Of the dag got away neck and neck the others close How
ever Of Eclipse too many for the balance coming
away from the crowd and winning the heat and race with ease
THTaD sw.sp.,.le premium Of ss0 for shrssyesrela
Col D Mcdaniel Ripley BY JEFF Davis dam NnO BY Boz
Col d. Mcdaniel CHI EnchAntIs by Lexington cut OF Ellen
Dr. " Weldon B. c. Susie NJ by imp. sythian, dam Young
Mes BY Gsneos....
Betting. 10 | on Encbsntress. -.
tho start Both got well away and they passed the grand
stand apparent that Enchanress was but Win
her As they entered the lower stretch MI Reed
mare took and retained IL round the course finishing
the race easy winner. Time 2l6t - . 80
To-day excellent sport promised the following nrt
class horses being entered Richmond Tom Wotolk Lady
Dan Bryant Ulrica Knghhood and Aldeoaran Tomorrow
there win eepe shase for which there are no es thar
soyon entries than have previously started IN TILL
race on this side the Atlantic