New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF
.-,r uopowrS RAcTs-sEcoND DAY

Nsd blighed the hopes Of @ lovers Of good sport te
Enclosure weuld have bee0me slough OF despond AnD
sAe course well nigh trackcss one As 1t was now
aver the waters o. the doluge had partially sn0Sded,
seeded the mOtted earth and water OF lh 800 y Inns
sedmg To- attendance was larger and II the alr o1
Of lovely Toman did not entirely cover tne p vas
saggod Cushions CALAMITY aOtted to theli dansels
sth, >. good spnnkling OF eomeg hgyiics whose foot
w. aare fnads Of haung cCiOrs borc NIL snortiuc
k, IN ,sses we're represented on the c9dIse, ,V
Che mOneyed merchant, betting i-s 0uSt the
stsieSen pot-boy ventuiug his " quarters Of Erin
fevoTite with faltsring hand Ses , '%U ~ ft inside
offered you pondcrous pies 80 ~ stIcss nights and
s,rS but painfully suggestive o. b f,mn 1i,nerick
sa,.nrbed dreams and fTenchIael IIesn ron t No.
kSgaIied the nnwary witt ehGi'S % vas pecnsry Of the
S ssterdsy that az IL soped gently inward IN MSter
Asa m tb generally coveted position had 20 pod
hsoDcb more mud Than the others ana had h.aNlVr
,eioS tbs wisely avoided the temptation or sIIIleI
route while OtRors chnginR To the oiH u"u'' mum
FTSsT R1Cr~This was "a tvomile hurdle race tor
Aandicap premium Of $50 the second hoI'c reNlnt Nv
n was omen fO horses of all 1hore were iol ehte
hut Izag an excellent horse At this species idce We
withdraw, account OtthC t'ceut deec@scpi I
soarse and ss De va. walked slowly around esy GsFIr
pOned in plaid blanket vas esgei! s.,iTyu & =" ~, an,
fatigue from the ~, yiouS day ttlfoinanct 10 -A
the oarping eyes 81 Oh" lsier t"sHe & r ~ i,iFSiir
1rehin W LOu ne appeared able 10 eat >trooe Ih'N am"
srsaiI in fropt eff thc stand lady Alec h3d nV' many
ttcn5is md teree ft, is likely 10 have fewer she
proved totally unable te compete VITA tnt
Saoiseliin, for this rtre was quite IVey Blachhrds
,tetorv of tl lr.,e,liu. day and the cclat which ms
eWuer had gained by Winning tit me cstu IN
There were not few ErOWius ones hoWt Nt WI"
1he success Of Citadel uotWithStg'dhS M -
pounds OF weight; and tio time drew near l"
g. sold well up ~ Blacbhird Tic i9lluNS Nt SOM :"
fhe pools sold before gong on the track ha'Nho 80
Sitadrl Sy3 Lady Alice. $40; Bldtkhid, $40; 'u'N'"
a.; LADY Alice s.. And iust previous 10 theSc poo,
were sold: Backbrd $50; citadel 81 l'uN AuV' ;, .
Backbird $50; Citadel. -; LADY Ahcc 81 ihr l"Nol @
H. Gnick horse 10 start. obtapeda lead ~ the start
aud cleared the irst hurdle m iuc Style. followed close4
BY Citadel. Lady Alice ha'lng'l duy 3p.li,u " III
mandtNc lead IN the whic she noh[ INCREASED. 'l
not oOnde,cend IN clear The haruGl hnl salmu'l Nlu
st beneath her feet. A. this h'et! ot'tN' hN'I
near enough tO tlc leaders 10 excite any interest du
after making circlut of The e"irNe Was Juu'o"'N
pulled np. there is little use Oi dttduS nef tNi"'S q"
greater length Before the second hurdle was fSa,ngI
Baokbird had Increased his lead l" hNe lciS'ns'
closed little ana took th' h.P @ @"uN t,t ,I
81 the rear became apparent, however ihiI l
only was Blaekbld ant :" make i",ti l'unE in
wan horse hut she Wa thr hi itI l'i-' -
he cleared the hurdles ceanly enough seemed Z"
q lei up i'm ms pace 10 himself aud lost lt M
each hurdle Al The third hurdle Citadel vas IN nSu>
Bebind, bnt rallying again, gave s"ht huPyS ~, uH
porteTS At the fourth bdutf n. wa i"u l.I-il, III Wv
fear at the ffth had diminished tis distance I" lWo
and making adCtcrmned effort, ~ the termination oI ',
behnd when ne cleared tile last hurdle But. after This
leap again he lost ground. ana Bsckhird vino skinned
ever hurdles as though they were Cldrens toys came
hi with . rush. winner 10y five lengths. III 42i
to-ss,sle a, g 1, oal 81 7 SS.. .''
MeDAres nh Bhek9 @ iup' & AZ 'n ID e9 BE- hlT,Cs '''a
lS5 lbs Red and B"e ana "Ile m 1910, ,'n % % m Ps nv r
Glsueoe ysa I55 lbs Black Re-, ridden hy Peprcl 4;
,.sr loIa, Grstr ridden by ai+
Rsesb ze zss h' Raac dma /e'a by Zenith sc1''''''""
eEcosp RAcf-This single dash Of three quarters
Of a mile, Open Ia al ages, fOr premium ot $50 HE
-, ~ ,ts snort ~ b.ting and the pool IS
cold were the heaviest of the day Col Mcllaes had
thus fan every " the season. ana ms entry Tor
<he present one bid fam 10 reap nun success IN ahIhS
event. Consequ queuy. his fine black lilly was slight
1avorite, Urana being strong second Snedecr colt
too had q support and the close struggle al
ne eeDd al
of his hackers. The poOls sold III Tie following lIoi
ton Urbana. $50 McDanclS. S53; Snedeser - Jrna,
el30 McDanels. sitO; Sucdekcr 81. Urhana, $50 Nc
Daniels, $500 snedekcr. >l05.
Urbaua did get quickly hi rivals. and was
had third 10 the Suedekcl colts NcDauels entry
having lead OF couple 0i lengths Al the h>t quarter
she hay had taken the lead. aud the black huy was
half dozen lengths OF Urbana, whose chance
winning seemed already gone hut appearances in this
snsued between te cot and the y aud at the second
quarter they were about neck and neei snedeeer st
Heading. The gray, IN Tie mean time had crept up "nd
began excite interest 10y his long eapmg strides Al the
Challene eed and passed The black the home
the struggle tremendous. The snedeker colt led
the inside OF the track he might nave come home win
SeT. But The heavy IaCk clogsed his etortS, ana u
dashed ahead the three horses passed under the ,lr.
.sIOse together. Urbana winning only 10y length Time
scspur-Pma o, for ss-,; 'se,qu.s,er ps d,.l
es:ds r-,.s. ,. , out Of imp L.ay si,'' b.
D KeDsbes 5l 6y ap Erp oai Gleet BY imp
n S~-hsr l.H D. frH'.-, 'e'r'i HscS
blue @
TtuRD R4,rIor this race Iuile anda half dash. FOR
sweepstake, premium Of sO, open 10 an ages. only two
Acrse started Capt Moore the iNore n the pool, sold
she night before not appearing Col Mechanics euy Wss
again the first choices 0f The trftc and a.n usu'
ecesul, bets ~ $50 10 - and - 10 ~ were LAID on Ju
bnt the confidence Ia him scarcely great when the
@Ooked stronger and better lifted FOR heavy track
Delaware had he inside rack and attained slight lead
the first round when Julus, putting spirit, passed
him. and galOped under the string length in advance
et the third quarter Delaware Was AGAIN leader of d
length Past the fourth quarter the two steed went 80
ssesd Past the nth. and the iensth had become three
lengths Cattling down the nome stretch every nerve
EtraiDng for the mastery and the judges Srh four
Lengths of daylight between DeiaWares tall ho"tu-
the wind and Juus's nose, thrown out strongly to tc
s1s1AETTlI R.e- D. >apsl Ss>-p.,,ks. Premium o. 4o.
J. Wss5as D. D.,.5- b. E,.soil' d.a ihs by Iip. >
sSeDa4ers6 s. Jcs. @ i-Ia.t,a ogr o,jai 5j .ag G-..
Z 5 Wssea. T. cspl N'err 3, a, Bss,sl., a.o ycss.,
Boo "J mp "earos os'ys end oase' d.
I'M RACES On FRIDAY.
There are no races aT H0bOken to-day. a. the Dry-
Cor trot AT MddetOwn wiz attract large number o the
fSequenters OF the uIrf ON Friday Tie closing day, tue
races will be ,teeple chase OF about - miles Il nile
aash for three.yesr olds and L mile dash for ali ar,
the entries for which VIII be found advertising
smns Pools Tor these races viii BE- sold 81 Lafayette
Bs tonight
DEXTEE ,Np IIfE GOLDSMITH MAZE
The famous Dexter and the Goldsmith mare which
ts considered very good one VIII trot 81 Mddeto"n
5000 The odd- ranged lsst night 20 >Vo 10 80 DeN
1er
COLUMBIA COUNTY HORSE SHOW
>, sELserArn IRinNE
HuDsON MAY l5-The seventh annual exhibition
Of the Columbia Agricultural and horticultural Society
took place to-day Ihe weather thi, inoruiD gs.
decidedly uupropiuou. hut ;he programme was gone
slrOugh with consisted % grand opening csyaltade
pf AL horses exhibition ana an exsminatlon OF stall
bens. The exhibition OF the latter very dne ana
tVemlums decded upon, Dut vii. be gwen the