The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11


went il like bird the Others following suit They
then tagped anu came eown the hin towards
leap s pa. g I'm nss 70 a, IKE
others Following al respectable distance, and they all
accomplished everything that was required neatly The
they got into the enclosure and they all performed well,
Mamie loading several lengths. They then got into
heavy work the Held being very uneven and the earth
so'i, taking them the fetocks at every jump AS
they got Strengthened stone wall stood in their way,
Zigzag following full Of run and jump General wtams
not far in the rear and seemingly capable OF going
alive bar gate When they got down to near the half
mile polo they hrd TO wheel 70 tho lett and there they
met . most difficult jump, dry ditch with stone
wan at the far sido OF il. Mamie went over n.y.
the leap he touched something that tripped him. and
threw Carney bis rider, over his head and went can
Williams in the steerle .ha9e. The next impeachment in
tho way OF the horses was post and rail fence the
side of hill. he lover end OF the enclosure and IL
the dinicult 81 all the others make with
hoe speed This Is the place where Zigzag fell last
Mamie took tho rails in gallant style some four
two lengths IN 'front.' q gzag, both gong clean and
clear They yain wheeled to the lett and began facing
tho grand stand. 4 hundred yards ahead Of them
was an earth mound but that seemed no obstacle
as they Jumped ii as if nothing was under
them, the old leading three or four lengths
They hon drcw near the stsns and in their way we're
two post aud rail fences thirty feet apart and hcy
and ths. the other spendidly, the old
taSina Tho second be z2aag vas on the top Of the
lrst both horses being in the air at the same moment
Then they ia front VI the stand to take the grand
leap brush fence md water DITCH and all seemed
OF the old mare gave her te spur and slash with the
whip and away She bounded over, landing eighteen
incbsa ~ the other sids Of shs water. Eiways
suason az tho right moment, but the horse did
not perform The feat nicely as Nsnnie, his hind
feet iust landing on tho bank and slipping back
INTO tho vator This set him hack little, and the OH
more opened a zap Of half dozen lengths or more
before she went of the enclosure crossed tae
track lac the commencement OF the upper turn. They
had now finished the first round and has nothing
BEFORE them tho SINE course having 10 DO g)ne over
and rails on hn
right OF the track; then tie stone wall at the foot Of
sbc HILL then through the trees and the post and
rails 70 the top OF the hl Nanaio leading half dozen
lengths and every Jump was made TO the satisfaction OF
the ANXIOUS sectatur DoSa the emhansment, over tho
gl'ley into the enclosnre then tho stcne walk the dry
ditch aud wall are all topned BY TIE mare on the Lead
but GONG 70 the dangerous post and rails in tho hollow
xgzag went 70 the front and jumped them two lcngths
10 front OF INC old mare the ,ce then became sharp,
and tho race set IN In earnest. AT the earth mound
Mgag led length end hail. and at the dou bio riap o.
post and rails they wore head aud ta ana their baauii
fu jumping great delight to the multitude, who
now began 70 realize that the horses racing As
they in front Of The stand took the nj
ditch they head end head, and barst Of applause
greeted the performance. H.sag dwett second aitcr
he landed AID sAe oil mare azain went - tho
front She he'd length to the post and
rails, two lengths he wall at the Of Hill
tnreo lengths At ho post and rails among The trees
the top Of the hin, iour DOWN the cDhsnkmcnt and i've
over the guev Into The enclosure Getting into streht
work the deep sol, OF Inc ed Zg.ag quickly closed
and at enc stone wall sas but two lengths behind. AT
ne Ey ditch an vai there was about tho same distance
between ther, hut ~ tho pot rails in the hollow
the Old marc WIS i'jt over when XLt3g Trey
then ran nso The acs near the threqIarter pole where
Mamie led ovcr 3 length, aud made hnr jump gameiy
aigzag rave tap as he Went over,
both iocley apply the spur' and whip with might and
mair- Ther haa ~ one jGinp more 10 make, which
WIRE hsfsh lenro wo hundred yards IRON tho finish
Nann.a cleared 7 ,ial running whom zigzas dashed
tnfough u haoes ng down; and linen srch excitement
Elways paa,.he, Aga 10 sGah an extent tha. he
staggered hc got up with tho marc, gust rs he
goo even teguls with her he kicked savagoly from
half Ian nh Int
gamey, landed Under The string winner by half a
length. The time was 7:2sA. inc rider Of General
Williams sas not nnf'
glce ti
PEfMuy OF $500 for all ages, one mile dash, entrance
money 10 e. 70 the second horse fes
j. y. Rcsd entered ch r. Enchanress, years old. by
Lexington, dam Ellen Ba.cinan. !
Dr. Welaen eptered br l. Susie NJ, years old by
: imp scythian, dam Young Meg by Glencoe. $3.50.
Time, l:5pst. .
Betting the result. As the drum was tapped |
for the lllcs " 90 Eachaniress dashed away. white
Susie H. had her head turned in different direction.
and the chestnut had winning lead before the other
began running SUSIE however, .hen sna commenced
her work, saridy, ana took sides with kn-
chanresA al Tho quarter pole; hui this sharp work proved
fatal to her az the finish The ilies Tapped down
the aclstretch and a. the half mile pole
led halt length. Going around the lower turn Susie
began to quit, and she beaten the stand four /
lengths Time, J :50is.
IN. TRIAL SrAKEs, sweepstake premium Of $500, for
two year oIds $50 cntrsncc p. D., and eighth
mile Coscd with twelve entries, three OF which came
Mr.. y. Morris entered b. 9. Monday, by Cotton, dam
Mr. i. Morris entorsd b. T. i;iihiess, by Eclipse, dam
Barbariiy by SIMEON Observation-Disclosures. |
p g. Bush entered b. T. Rsdwng by Balrownie dan,
cyclone, by Vsndal
lime. los.
Tho judges announced from the and that Mr. Norris
~ m'o WI, 10 posso, 50 va. scss
money on Ruthless The tabies, however, we're named
In the bet'ng, anu Norris the iavorte hun.
dred 10 previous to The start Redwings defeat ut
three quarters Of miie Vt fogdhan Maid OF Honor
ard R,b.css' and Mondays tine performances a. the
place leading the 'rports' 20 bciicy, that the
AFFAIR reduced, the English sporting reporters say
20 Hmorain The race being rue aud eighth, the
Youngsters were started to nDdrcd md O. enty Yards
doSn tho h,msstr-ich, aud getting s.ay hssiy hey
lrne and passed inc sand IN fourteen sBd nalf
seconds, Rsdwng iesiing Monday second Ruthless
~ RI Al The quarter pcic Rcdwlng led length, I
Monday sscond,- haf length front Of Ruthless.
'iong down the bacstTstch Monday went rp |
nsif-lniIe mole Ruthless la,inx hark watching
The OF her stable companion, and ready
y s ,n ,," ~ ,a o \. pMcs ., %
was Al end RctwIng began ~ shorten her sttlie |
before she reached the homers,ah and Monday ten
her quickly and two Lengths in front u the three
quarter pole Ruthless slsp lsaed her. and Morris pair
leading UP The streich- Monday winning by six l
lengths, Rutless three lengths i.cnt Of fsodv ne |
ans u tho milo roua stand u slsnd 1906, ana Of tbs
dash 90.
PREMIUM of $s0c Tor al ages, three mes, entrance |
money 20 20 70 the secyud iOFss
j. : Watson entered b. e. Delaware, four years old.
~ linSkod, dani hss. W raiPenon ........... /
W j. Rogers entered e q Eichaicnd, four year, old,
by Biis, dam hath, by tsis Harold. ....... /
J. W. Weldon entered CHI c. Local. three years old,
by Light ng, dam Maroon, by Glencoe. ........
r. v. Sncdeket entered e. Lady Dan Bryant, four
yesrs oi, by Lexington ......................... 4
VI. Rirwn entered Cd. n. Citadel, i've years old. by
MalioAiet Jam r.lneil,. Observation-Disclosures.
Time, so
This the heaviest beitiug of tn. dsv. Erb.
niond was the fsyofte, scliag The poo,s tor
81 0o0 Delaware $780, Local fut ftls Citadel for 500
Lady Dan Bryant tor 400 Local got away bfri Della
war I1ly Dan ri lsirh ittrth md
Citadel 18th Al she aIstier-pole Local led Dciswarc
second Richmond third, Citadel iwii,h ann Lady Dan
hsth fhcy close tosstner down ,hs bsckrtreich |
and Of them c'snged PLACES. Nthe hafmie polo
Local vas Brs peiavs'e second ,tedcl ihtt rrii.
incnd focrtb, lady ian ifib but all Ia bunch They
continued around the lower and part way IN the
hut "A thsx approached the stand Rich.
mond took third place and a'scel cropped in the
Iocs lei under the string tar lengths Time 81 |
Gong sround the upper iaiy nan pascd DelaNsr.