New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
BORT n)arofn's Noiife.
THE TURF.

LAST DAYS RACING AT PATE7soy-sPLENDiD HURDLE
RAcE-zIGzAG AGAIN WINNER.
The last day Of the Paterson Fall Race Meeting
was not 80 well attended as predecessors lot than
persons being present The threatening appearance OF tie
day the OF this the programme Of sport
was excellent.
HURDLE RAcE-Handcap for oil ages two Mies over ostt
hurdles 500 600 70 second horss ,s0 ,,.. s,,.v
Mr. fSI Mo oi' suteI. b. h. Gen Williams. years. pound.
Mr. s@S enter. eh N Mamie cisiioc .ssi pounds
Mr. Kir%iu enter. e. + c.d. BY Mic%s Piaa,
ysa SsfIs ssn' aff s;ft
The iayorte with the start the balance well up
They cleared the first hurdle IN the following osa,r II .,g
change made except that Mamie lad
passed Citadel and taken the rst place As the crowd aI
10 the he leading the third hurdle al but C
close up The pace sharpened up considerable aud M
Woods entry made running leaving quite gap between LIN
and his pusers On passing the grand stand al were vel To-
gethe with the exception Of Citadel who had dror 80 lar
Mamie rotation spenddy cleared the sixth and seventh
%ne s e1 TnS hast jump the 1ore and
were neck but that wonderful power of finishing
service and putting on brush he ended the closely by
SECOND RACE.
The Sexual Stake. sweepeake 400 for three year
ods sOO entrance half forfeit mile dash the winnr Of
me- Gesy s !. fs5 as s p9q.as
s.a aD. css.f ss ss e. p p -
D. McCown entered CD. King Lear By Lexington
f1is1 .lsS
Delegate got of and made the hot the other
close up On making the lower turn Repl took me 'front.'
but Immediately aferward Delegate got alongside Of NM both
going distance neck and neck However before com
plotting mile Rcpey had again the lead On The second
the quarter pole EnehaRess came 70 he mont
made the pace rafting round the back stetch anu M
splendid style aud winning the race with ease ie
3;5st
Premium oCs700. for all ages three mile heats
Mr. j. Watson enters eh AdrbsTsn, yn ey Conmoeee
There being no entries Aldebaan cnnercd around the
course TO fulfill conditions and enable his owner To take te
premium Much disappointment existed hat eonicu'o"
This noble horse I'D 10 the front.
FOURTH RACE.
The Consolation Premium Of sSo for all ages mile dssh
Horses beaten once during this meeting allowed thoss
beaten twice more "a To- Entrance money 70 60 70 second
Mr. r. oge enter, g. Rehnoad, <yesrs, by Two bha
Bqe and an,. .,; fine. by Lexington dam imp Emilia
by Young 90 ~ Orange and Crimson
Col Mechanics enter, Luther, By Lexington dam
Belle Lewis N 10 Blue and Red Cap
Me- by imp G,neo. year, 30 n and Red c.p..
Weldon ch Loci years BY Lh'nins dam As'0o1
Bsung-Uca Lvorie 10 against held 20 asan" hsb
mond 70 against Luther to against Local and su,s ~
Tie gray horse best the start but before tey LAD
reached the grand had the lead being second
and Richmond third All now put on steam and tee gray
again the front opening quite gap along the pac
uca the post made en- enor ir he ircht
failed Richmond having got too lar TO the front W ~ o'o
taken before winning tho Time 2l7 -
The Fall Seacaucus Ho0oken VIII lake pheo
next The and stakes al hrst class and many
seepe chase and hurdle viii take place each day there
being no than entries for the former ATagehes
have been made with the Eric Railroad Company 10 run 'eGi
accommodation trains during each day.