The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-21
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Third and Inst Day of the Iioboken Races.
There greater throng of turtles, and more AMI
nation in betting, and more sangune sporting men at
Seacaucus yesterday than has been noted IN all the pre-
vious days OF this autumns racing there Conspicuous
among the rest were old and ovia membrs OF the TURF
and thew clustered around the porly form or tho
meritable Jake" who zealousy endeavoed TO suit the
wishes OF the throng.
There were five races advertised, and they wore all
in the end many OF the turf wseacres lost all their
money and left the field in condition that bordered on
0''p'AN'D': Tux sRsf aics
stesple chase handicap premum OF sou 70
winner and $50 second horse; all ages about three
miles over fair hunting country, and twen'y'seven
Paul Wood named b. h. General Williams, by Lex.
ington dam by imp. William the Fourth 1876 lbs. l
George Pepper named b. h. zgzag by Ruric. dam
Colonel 5. Mcdaniel named b. h Oakland, by Reve-
nue., dam by imp. Margrave, l26 ibs.,....... y
Time, GIL.
Zszag was the avorIie 500 to $50 agsnst the field
and all betting men who presumed 70 be very greatly
go he manifested but little inclination to beat his OPP
ponents, and Williams led the way and came nome tne
victor, knocking down but two hurdles-the eighth and
Notwithstanding the entire distance, and never nrng'
1ime GIL Oakland refused to jump the first hurdles.
and was at once considered out OF the race
THE SECOND RACE.
Hurdle race milo heats, over three hurdles. Matched
premium Of SIS, OOG .E~ rsrv ----s -fstt i-.-''
Mr.. p Brady entered CHI m skylsrk ............. l
Mr.. j. Donahue entered br h. Garlonnc.
q" Time 2:11I-2H
skylark greatly the iayorite He go' away ana
led over tho three hurdles three lengths ahead making
the mile in 2111l and the second in 2;l4 coming nome
the winner by II lengths. -.,g..s,..,, s.r--
THE THIRD RACE. COTE
Premium Of $500 for horses beaten a. this meeting;
those beaten once allowed seven pounds; twice. four
teen pounds. Dash Of one and half miles.
Dr. j. W. Weldon named b. c. Jubal, by imp. Bal
Youne. dam Julia by imp Glencoe ............... i
Colonel D. Mcdaniel named b. h. Oakland, by Reve-
nue., dam by imp. Nargrave. .........:.,. =
DR. J. W. Weldon named Susie NJ, BY imp. Cythan,
dam young Meg by imp. Glencoe. ........... D
j. w. Pennock named ch. b. Passaic, by Dencaon, dam
'-es-, Time, 2:5l
Oakland the favorite at large Odds but the 1.-THE
and handsome Jubal astonshed them all by his CELEBRITY
and victory.
THE FOURTH
Premium Of 5000; all ages; dash OF mile
Colonel d. Mcdaniel entered Dr. C. Clement oy Lex
ington, out OF Lucy Fowler ...;...:.. l
DR.. L. W. Weldon named b. f. Susie N; by imp. :.
Cythian, dam by young Meg, by imp. Giencoe.
C,emop, was the f.vorite, S25 to $40; there we're
but few pools Clement won the easily, being three
lengths ahead the entire distance.
THE WITH RACE.
Post stake premium for three year olds Of 5000 500
entrance D. d. two mile heats
J. W. Pennock named CHI. 9. James A. Connolly,
by vandai, dam. by imp Margrave
Col Mcdaniel named b. Q. orrssey, BY Brcckin-
ridge, dam by Bonnie Scotland ............ 2
Time, 342-3A2h.
The crowd had by this time become very enthusiastic
ana Connolly was the favorte at 500 TO $40 He held
70 his friends and beat his opponent after an exciting
race, the closely contested points OF which have not
been equalled this year.
rhe races at Seacaucus this autumn although not at
all remunerative to the association, have established the
truth that wherever energy and faith are known upon
the racing tracks there will be success.