New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
THE PATERSON RACES.

Nnoyabo. On the first day there was no dust and the
and wind OF Tuesday and yesterday morning CvapOacd
lhe ram which fell on Monday night, and under the
lngrOads turned into beds OF dust The winds and
the carriages filed the air with clouds of IT, and
from the town out TO the course all those ming
rarrags and turnouts covered with IT, and nearly
suOcated by it. Those who reached the grounds by the
hallway rains were very fortunate as there We no us
rising from the track and the transit by the ran was un
cOmmend tue Erie Railway for the capital accommoda
fiOn afforded the NewYork public IN getting to these
and the trains promptly on tme ana everybody
"as1 MIN r s aq that the ladies ae ngp ~
accommodated, having ears 10 thense es ana their gen
races Paterson do exclusively by train 1t is
far to drive and back day and the ferries
Wisely the Erie Railway therefore, provide for the
attendance from the city constituting il does large
The numbers attending yesterday very large and
safely be said that never did more thrOng
the grounds, any previous occasion. Carriages
stTewrd the grounds inside and out ana the trains of
the railway both regular and extra very large and
perfectly Tiled. There was nothing striking eQuipage
On the field such as one may see in Central Park or at
Jerome Park Course, but comfortable family carriages
aud wagons abOunded, ana cnlyened the scene. An
weather aud sport that was hoped would be eood There
was only the one back the Peryadne permeating.
universal dust Luckily, ms check to ones sense Of
tlesnness and enjoyment visitors nom the city escaped
rail or by carriage on the road. Dust was the test
THE RACES
The programme OF the day promised an abundant en-
Oyment Dnt the racing that off proved tame the
Extreme and, in the attractive feature the great mass
hreeine race The latter failed as there was but ono
sntry and the chase was the mecs farce conceivable
The disappointment al the intense as the ex
pectaton great Three Of the four only were
run, and the racing poorer than Tuesday when il
vas thought that nothing could be more indifferent.
With so many horses IN ths vicinity conc heIe 10 run
Is hard to conceive why there are so few entries for
the open events Can 1t be that they staying back
Tor the hisine meethg Oh lhe HIr!S campaign @ Je-
rome Park Whatever the cause the fact is appreciabe
and ANNOYING The hoIscmen must look siter their IL
@ atraet and satisfy the courses viii Lack atteapcc
In p
horses Will And their fields OF racing less I'm pumber and
20 longer Temuneratlye There is a nUtAaly Of in
ferests in this matter and unless the pubic fairly
nealt with they will cease 90 patronize the courses.
Fteepe Chaseabout three miles in the words Of the
hunting country With q leaps" For this there were
plated TO be six entries but the grnbng crowd said the
Dne-half put the programme 20 attract visitors
10 the with no intention OF their starting Three
Harry aud Mr.. Camerou's Berague The stccue ground
began at the stand, thence along the course over hurdle
10 the head OF the thence into the field at the
southeast corner Of the incOScd grounds mp stiff Ill.,
kth stone fence then thcry IN the direction Of the
running track along the hin, aAd over second stone
senee. then turning down bank 10 and across the
naraileI Will the track over another fence 10 f hei Of
the far thence into the track and round the curve
Into tho field and straight NJ to the course over rail
Fence and hurdle the last being near the stand THIS
fair racing country" be gone twice, and the
final to be from the half-me pole by the fat
bali nile lie Wv ''''''
Before the start Citadel known good eucer was the
bad reached the head O the Citadel in the
bud cleared both fences the top neatly and came down
1he bank OF 10 the course cleyerly Not 50 with Brown
The latter SHE'D them both Brown Harry going bet
TER began 30 drop Berague. When they had got down
the bank the course, Citadel had sped away from
them dozen rods he took the fence in the field well
pnd made good running along INC ground 20 INC oeh
IN the track Harry and Berasue followed on bat
nroppag away rom 'nGlI i"1; ~ AMI o' o UT &
neld again. Citadel came gaiy along. FAR IN advance,
takipg the rail fence and the hurdle neatly ana Teachs
e stand a beast rods in the lead Harry and Nerague
Took the fence well and lay near TO each other Nhe ne
bud Berague caught him. Both went at i, Harry going
plear. but Beragne crashing into IT, rms dd nm Up am
Having enough Of IT, he cut 70 ana left the race 10 citadel
eTd , Ig m sggogp ,s he leaps we're all
taken well by both horses, but Citadel went right away
bome a quarter Of a mile advance in jog trot. 1s
bace throughout very Slow and the race was deS
the whole distance, Citadel showing himself the winner
from end 10 enc
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H. CAMERON fine r ii ii minutes s. seconds
Second Pqoe-hs was a dash Of mile for purse Of
t0O The entries were Mr. Pennoeks COZ by Naial s
lords Dot In the betting tire Nandal colt ana ked"ing
were alternately fayores, the colt being however INC
the two At start the lot got away evenly
At the middle OF the curve, Redwing at good bat came
u front, with Yandal colt next ana an wen up IONS t
SeoOnd place. and laying alongside Redwing, made
pretty brush with her down me straigh run l 70 ,e nan
entered Enchantrces was played out, ana gave
back, and the Yandal colt TOOK second plee anu nu
funnng, tapping Redwing he gave her an sIe Needed
tound the turn and going into the straight stretch home
headed her. and led up TO the stand at his ease winning
by five lengths
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The third race on the card for purse o. 800 thTee
miles hut there was only entrance that 81 Deli
Eare and so there was walk All the hCrscmen
faem afraid OF heats and distance on Tuesday inc race
sware for it, At jerome Park, Delaware was beaten
Three miles by Loadstone so ne cannot DC so @
any race free, where either distance or repeating s 70
Be done The answer Is That owners arc cIay 0t el
borses and seem neither Ike 70 go the long distance
ne fSird Race-Ths selling race for all ages,
hne milo and quarter. The entries were pit motifs
Ro,st 6r Kerwins Reporter, and Mr. snodckcr's Man
haitian In the betting and in the pools EgOtst was %
Savoritc ut about TO The start was al the Aead 0i
liz sfreigbf stretch quarter Of mile nom the slant
They got OFF handily EgOtlst IN tnc leu, Mahlat''
second In this order tey cainS 10 c @ A. tbn to OF
the curve headed EgOtist, ana pretty sprt oiVNcu
aguarer OF mile ana nois D ~ S5 ain Went into
the lead. and Manhattan took second pidce. El' 10
gould not reach Egos ana me race Mis 49, ~ itl
good sfDug pace having all his own way ana iluhlS
6imself the winner 22 Reporter getting second ace
but lengths away The rate OF running was LOO "
The mile. -
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hSrsas sod for 100 . cary fun weights ioF 5000 allowed
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