New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURE.
THE TURF.
TRENTON JOCKEY CLUB-FIRST FALL MEETING
THE RACES YESTERDAY


TRENTON JOCKEY CLUB-FIRST FALL MEETING
THE RACES YESTERDAY.
The Trenton Jockey Clubs first fall meeting
owing to several mistakes made by the Committee of Ar
rangements one of which led about persons go
Communpaw to take special train on the NewJersey
Central Railroad when they should have gone to Jersey
weather was fine and the track in excel
lent condition for fast. work The races began
win hurdle stake, two miles six hurdles for
MUM OF $500 open only to horses which had never won
either hurdle race or steepe chase, $50 to to the
second horse There only two starters Though four
In al had been advertised 10 wit: d. McDaniels b. C.
Ripley tby jeff Davis, dam by Margrave; and I: W.
by Glencoe The betting was only toierably spirited
as it appeared Susie led all around the first mile aud in
the second until they reached the lower turn then Ripley
mare and passed her, and came up to the Judges stand
winning clear by length and half. Time, 4,O9l The
rider OF Susie was inexperienced but he rode remarkably
we'll Many among those not versed in horse-racng
We're disSapP11fted sat ,fa because it seemed almost
the brush The hurdles nearly all thrown down
by susie II the first round This allowed Ripley to gain
remained up Nevertheless, the race was considered
The great feature OF the days sport asthe second and
Sra anap a race S for al ages 4 mile O
were entered and handicapped:
Wedo9s eh A5e5an, aged by the Commodore dam
o. J. wdOns ch Local years by Lightning. Maroon by
% H.. '' = - = ~ - II
= teades en- Enehancs, years by Lexington dam Ellen
Ba'emsn, IS y.
FotGs Jercmes ch Clara car yca BY L,pilisi dam
NgdQgla, b Yorkshire g2 n.
II Dcylngs m; Lurne years. by Knight Of St George,
dam by imp. Trustee, 80 b.
beyu's bf Annie Workman years BY wsgam dam Lady
Franklin, 80
The appearance Of Ene5antress. who IL may be
bcrcd ran at Cincinnati in fine STYLE about two years
ago, was exquisite also Imrlnc Both OF tho animals
had been under the immediate OF j. H. DOwing who
was % well known trainer in Australia. All the
other horses except Anne Workman, looked remarkably
well Dr. Irving, who had on from New York, TO
do this business effected beautiful start at the
tempt in the race when Aldcbaran rushed to the lead.
which taken from him by Enchant-
ress, who took mp the running at desperate
rafc and when about passing the stand her stable com
panion Lurlinc, took second order with Annie Workman
and the rest in ruck. When threequarters was done,
Local made an attempt TO catch Lurlnc. and Aldebaian
fell back beaten Fnchanress still continued the lead,
with between eight and ten lengths. In this order the
race was run. EnChantress won I'm canter; Luilino
second. and Local third The rest tailed off Time, 2l6
The third race for premium of $500, for all ages;
mile heats best two I'm three s0 out OF the premium to
second horse The following were the entries:
D. Mcdaniel, Red Dick by Lexington, ont Of Abann ty Glen
eoe; G. Bush Luther. by LeIingio9 dsn ly Glencoe W
Wedous Juba by Baow ne dan julia b. Glencoe; VI H. Sand
ford eh Earring by Magave Edward Rogers ST. Patrick by
knight o 81 George dam by imp Glencoe and ThOs g. DaeOn
sleey by Roden's dam Angelina. By imp Albion