New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
THE TURF.
PATERSON RACES


iAs sports Of field Those who stayed away missed treat
We alude the seepe chase which although reporter
has hundreds he has looked upon the equal Of this
enc The crowd y screamed themselves hoarss when me
sufficiently enthusiastic TO jump on their hats -,
Zgzag the pet and much Wanted yOIte Of the Emerads
had Jockey his back, Ewees by who so salts
tsetOy acquitted himself and the race that be became
With his usual excellence and he pucky old made
nost deserving and courageous effort Tor Vcor! ~ W
Of Gen Williams When will learn that any person
who the back ola horse jump Is unnecessarily
well as ANYTHING else in which you excel It i'm
possible for country pumpkin come gracefully INTO fashion
fhe part of the fashionable belle at reception for the
snphscaed TO cut respectable figure over seepe Chase
The attendance ofades very large that portion of the
faces and merry nugh adding additional charms the already
exciting Tie track continued TO be heavy, which
Tor the time being scarcely good has been made on
Others earlier in the season.
FIRST RACE
Mr. Ready enters b. b. ZsIsg l6i n Black and Red
Mr. Pepper enter. cisddcci aged lc. 10 Green and
ni xn;e. enter, b. Gen Williams: years. Green
BsrTiss~5 to .sn,, crsddoci ssn' zszss
tto against Gen. Williams =.
preter race never was run The riders performed per
and the gallant stss did almost better with the saving
clause Of Gen Wiamss Jockey more gallant horse than the
last mentioned scarcely exists yet the owner continues 10 PIT on
his noble eeds back Young unsophcated man The start
effected without trouble none of thu n@gs beng Young
fosh and FESTIVE but webred in many hard
tested field On receiving the word Mamie and Agag made
as his Won't oil fences clearly jumped in this order u
reaching sixth Williams buned and his rider went
waiting not the order Of the day on such an occasion this
Mamie and Agzg went on their way at the same ssPGP
gave place to Agzsg who now in front sharp sharp
stand gallant bay had lead of lengths and both
got in dnshng style the horse continuing TO lead Ihe
St6s stumble nor mistake being made but both horses and
riders conducting themselves most gaiany AS lhey sgm
neared the Judges the old chestnut put additional
burst and both Rags passed like birds the water
Jump neck and neck amid the vociferous cheering ana
applause Of the spectators From here Mamie maue
running and soon opened out several lengths between
herself and her antagonist retaining the ifont al
Whip and spur brought play the second
ast hurdle elevery cleaned by both the mare INST down
they ratified the still anyone the last
quickly passed and Pepper had stu the advantage
but zag game the hast ana has h1 ns5 ie h o
victorious AgSag was again me winnef' lline '|'a
Premium Of s for all ages mile dash, entrance money
H. y Rs"d enter. eh Enebantre years, by Lerins
,om Ellen Bstemsn Bue and Red dam yoc.
DI Weldon eaters b. sSss NJ oy mp sey'nnau yam iVu.
bsT1lss%EnchsuTe.. iCl .s'ip., ss.s NJ, n r from
good one Enchantress obtaining lead OF not less tnan
three lengths The Jockey o. Te oS Ss nnn s1 "% be start
at the pole Se however drew up and eoaed her H
nppeT turn When Enchantres commenced 20 slip baV
ing the advantage by at least length on turning into the home
stretch From this point aylght commenced to show
bctweenth and Read entry won by four lengths lime
lN2
TIE TRIAL STAKRsA sweepsake OF sNo for year ODDS
ESQ entrance, p p u mile closed with IL entries three only of
Mc. Ruthless BY Imp Eclipse ds% R3:Is:Iity
Mr. r. c Bushs bf Receiving by mp. 0uns dam Cyclones
BEl1ise. Mi NORRIS u 10 against The held
As they passed the Stand RedWing had the front by
sengh Monday next and Ruthless well up From this point
Redwing made running and the pace exceedingly sharp
Near the quarter post Monday made attempt to overhaul
him and after gallant G got Gn Se BON mr. Tu RD nsga
srOm her Monday took the front and e The uek with ease
winning the race by lengths. Fine POO
Premium Of sCO for all three miles entrance money TO
H. Jss $ Watson enter, c. Delaware years by Ripgod dam
Ars b, mp ssrpedeo omoss and oIsSs h. Two ma
White, and Blue Sleeves.
d. %ss "ss asidS S and
M spedeOr snters b. Lady Dan Bryant yes by LsIns
Bar w. Kifwin enter. en- l. Ci,.ds by Nshc@s
Ss1frss iueS%ood s. Delaware a. s,u,t Ldy
Dan BrysDt IS TO against Local and 80 - against Citadel
This race from length and the good quality OF Of the
entries created great deal Of interest and much betting was
I"s IN front and Richmond in rear the balance in ruck 1t
evident from the the Doctors entry went on that he
intended the pace very sharp and be did as the
of which took place the end sbundany proved
Little alteration made IN the places t the hall mile was
eached when Lady who had previously been behind made
summing up along side of the second horse with
Citadel her grth The run here was splendid TO sPoIt
sDans eye lire thorough breds oil IN ruek ainng every
nerve for front but from here they commenced TO spread
out their places being as they passed the stand Local DEL
getting Richmond the girth Of Delaware
del and LADY BRYANT falling behind and they
completed the second mile out Of all chance OF taking the
tanreis.
On entering the bird mile Local still retained the front but
the quarter post she eolared by Delaware the gray
length behind before reaching the half me MI Wat
entry had the front Still the was doubtful and
either from their strong gait looked wi3ners Voices Shouted
ware has Local will it, As they entered the home
stretch, Delaware had forged little 10 the front whip and
Epur NJ work nearer and nearer they come richmond
sli looks like the victor but the son OF Rngod has stu
spirit in him aud with game rush finishes the heat lime
$50
The racing Yesterday was acknowledged BY all he Of the
highest order dense assembsge broke mp
ahey eay agreed that more magnificent day sport had
never been witnessed Today an equany auAeuNe PgG
ramme offered hurdle race being among the erens All
and inclination should therefore endesvO 10
this picturesque and admirably managed coure
SALE OF FLOODED HORSES
A sale took place YESTERDAY, through Leeds d
Miner Aueoneer boodod stock belonging 10 the estate Of
deceased gentleman The following the horses and the
prices which they brought
Toronto Chief the weLknown trOtng stallion, who ha,
fTotted in 2:2f. He brought s5OO
Blonde said Of the fastest in the country and
grand daughter OF Abdslah. sold for s2,4oO
pair Of black horses six and seven years Old which have
Lady Clifton somewhat famous mare who has uot,ed in
235 81, e25
Lady Belle 5year Old sired by Eueka ia hands high and
fast; tl .22a
Toronto Chief IT, chestnut stallion Swear old hands
high He has trVtted in 2ij sl0O
TRoTTMG AT hTDDLBTowE-OvBR 200 SPECTATORS
PRRsEET
MIDDLBrowK, Oct. l0.-At the Trotting Park to-
aay exclusively confined tot,ing The
grounds opened at a and several in
saged in when The mail train arrived with the New York
dulles and all seemed the
and 90 far az the expressions anu aeuaon OF crowd may