New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
TIE TUEF.
The To5oken Races.
SPLENDID DAYS sPoRT-Two JOCKEYS THROWN
IMMENSE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE.

IMMENSE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE.
Seldom has fallen to tho lot of reporter to state
Tor the information o. the public splendid days racing
than took place yesterday the Hoboken Course The con-
course Of persons assembled immense, some calculating
the number present TO exceed One thing is certain
that the grand stand crowded repetition so that me
ladies' glad to get Places or seats WHERE they eould
meeting Terminated and long viii be rememDeed
by tie public os one Of the VERY oesl lnat nus ooe"
for the amusement Of the public.
Tic seerchase was Of the most exciting races ever
cool and d1rug the Of success ou
of hundreds that occurred discretion and
were never more apparent ash Una. wiea was seldom
49,, -. The rece and two of the entries were tried
and experienced veterans, bat with all opposition e ooy
landed handsome winner having Aid two Of us VI
The popularity Ct this institution better be proved
than by the immense number OF ladies' IN Attendance VINO
showed nv their excitement that they intensely enjoyed the
sport those rougher Aud why should hqt DC
For centuries soons OF TIE roy ans u H. s
dauehteT OF Columbia as capable Of enjoying what is gallant
and brave her sisters of the Eastern continent ,s
The four days racing passed on without single s
ance and although our city police mustered IN force
showing their handsome aud stawart figures on every lde
regarv l. not TO be wondered IT, the management oil no
boksn hands Of gentlemen who are determined 70
aught that would tend 10 lower so time
honord I'm institution and public will find that this IN
will be preserved that Hoboken IN the racing eae
whether Of America or Europe VIII stand eqlA1 10 an!
and second 20 . e.e,o r. NJ,
shout three miles over a hunting country t Yer
cent to 10 10 -Four 70 ~ and three TO start or
S isfe is Nv Gen Wism. 5s ib Kishtoek io,.i Co
peek los; 100 i Reeds mare 10 bs Lady WOOL
This race excited great dead Of attention and Justly So
the horses that ran Tor of excellence hard to
bea and ridden by most experienced eIerts with heavy
weights up Canada has heretofore borne the PALM bu th
day Provinces have fol- through and TIE domains OF Dnce
sam have them that than the denzens OF 80 ino
paby and cold territory handle horse across count
and his able coaduto Mr. Pepper must this expect 10
see from their examle and the success that iney
have previously 20 easily w annually become more pre-
cari0us.
Gen Williams started the lead the others close be
hind and All cleared tho first fence gallant style; neyerthe
less Lady Wool far from being Trustworthy having SHOWN
her eSeS acguainei VII the dust At the milo Williams
led nrnpine beautifully closely followed by Mamie Craddock
contest On tie second nile Lady Wool fell sending her
Palmerus spinning through the air, and leaving tne
race for her other compeers. At the third round
Mamie led Williams IN close Attendance. and llg'
gag waiting the turn Of events Bat this position
was not long 70 be retained The mare fell over hurdle Sc
yery ninng her Jockey ard greatly the embar
raising Williams but this clever horse not 10 be impeGed
geat use Of his ersnaders very determined effort
to oyeriake the gallant defender Of hars he failed anu
obliged 10 be satisfied b. playing second yloln' nj
zeI 1am' TSsJi9 D..-~oo.:.:D
spo,yp nAor-seegaEe premium Of 800 for hreeyelr Ods
5s . % CO.. nspas 1 T Of B. P Red Si BE- ii"
Ano % S' T., Ale , , Sns By o ss ana e and
lie Sir NJ H. sanford hing Leu b. Lexington out Of
Lnpdi. dana badouna by isrsshr blue Iad yellow ns
sam sa'es'oae by n5 Lpd a1S , oaa b. inp fV
q Rescue BY Behune orange and onse NJ r Morris. e.,
John un- eh Fde,e b. barowre dan ~ p Ooniort ~
Urca by Lexington imp Emilia by Young Em!us orange
0p o. me number entered io this event only two came
post Ripley and Sanstonc. The former OF the handsou
colts that tho rested on the later oil lineage $,
pure that doubtful that better bred MY exists PREVIOUS
10 the Ripley by long odds the fyoriie = to being
frequently offered with few takers
Ripley Jumped of with The lead with satns.one close be-
position they both reiaiaed 70 the mils wsen
the compositions were neck ana beck Al the nue. anu
quarter Ripley had again gone forward length but satin
hs mile from home closed with her handsome rya
and they progressed toward home she gradually Ore" away
| from him. winning the race IN si,ehdlid stli@
sainstone- ~ blPeS ''''''''''''''-'-
THIRD RAcTThe Pres. po't stake premium Of $40 for
1.,a r 70 .ii TRrs si i SO ,aIass P.y second
be- entrance N?ninonsi h1 BOWL ii@l lDi'
Bed md maroon 90 D. hcDlno, D. D. OaAii1a . Hi
Thanlsr By eIns'.a dam Blue Bonnet BY aP hsts0,d
Sc ss enc ,s1 Levi. by nP Glencoe years Orange
aid orange Mr Tho. Pufyel MI oOou'i b. Gilman BY bal
ms race was important Of tho entire meeting and
on the entries the post looking fresh and III TO run for
op ,so most esss,s sfs. continent and the
being three nie no Haofmed narrow chesied weed
could hope o. the distance post Climax the iayoe
with public but st there many who from their ex-
yerence would not believe thl ne would 50 50 lar leather
have proved himself capibe % going any distance and he
failed here was st ny bold Thunder. Bat proposes
TmsT HrGr-Cmaz the lead and sustained it to the
end Of heat never being headed Gatherings dstancsd
SECOND HEAI-Clmaa led I'll hail mile from home. when
Adebasn oakland and Thunder rushed the front
10 sny CLIMAX andng Lot Alebaran being the cougueror
JHgD HEAT-Aliebaran took the lead. with OAklnd, Gil
max and Thunder close attendance which position they
retained the heat with the exception that Climax
tgoagh superior riding and skill, got the second place.
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Time-Firs heat miles 5.32ii second heat miles, 5.i5
su. ended Inc Hoboken races. which for pleasure and
snort surpassed any meeting this and long as 1t Is
a. well conducted may last forever under the management
| Of its present. owners. -
Long Island between the celebrated horses Dexter the Can
flruan Commodore Vanderbilt three OF the most cee
! brated cracks AZ present on the turf.