New-York tribune., 1867-05-24

Tie following we're some Of the pools SOLD
G.ic idoeor-.......''.... 8 . S - 81 %
Clare Glare ClsTita ....... - IS II
Though the betting marked Che correctness of The udg
TO the rest Nv Ecl 0l u W uu & U, uo we same meas s
DelGw eGth Metae and Mou1ssey, and yet made better
finish after gallant stgese sg % Wiz f mSa S PD's gg @ T te
rissey 30 far that the Judges did not place him Ruthless
stride going her highest pace With clear and STEADY
stroke From the go of the was evidently hers
thGt te only question who should get second place
TIE lot were easily got in order to start and got away
AZ me second ettenpt quite evenly At once Ruthless
stand on the head and head Maid of Honor
lying next and Metaiile and Morrissey last The pace
dOn ne stHrt Was good Hampton Court kept IRtIhS
fire at Ruthless 70 the halfme poll where he was blOwed
and fell back, Ruthless having headed the curve
Ihese places were kept until the colts had reached t
ar turn at the of the Course As they emerged
from behind the hill into sight Meairc was seen moving
up and soon took second place having passed Maid OF
Honor. and Hampton Court having dropped back 10
head OF the straight stretch home Hampton Court and
MorIssoy dropping further and further away On enter
came away home with capital lead The contest OF the
race lay between Maid of Honor and Mealre, who made
gallant struggle for second hOnOrs. About midway Of
the stretch Maid. while lying well up to Metarie com
To nSI at rn ii 6eaded h o home
nearly yOked. and making the only interest which the
is at the Of minute and AZ seconds to the mea
oniy placed Ruthless Maid Of Honor and Metarie'
Hampton Court Indifferent lth and Morrissey
had 5th the two ing beaten OFF a long way
The following is the summary:
The Spring stakes f esr ODDS three qusrer' Of mile subscription
500 b With 1000 aiiri by the Club light uominaioas
a Bsi%onis m1cTsd
R " Cameron imported c Hampton
D. MoDanes Morrissey.
Run ia minute and q seconds
SECOND RACE.
Thswas race Of single mile for all There
entries, all OF which to the post They
nT Morris MI Mondsy M TsroTs Dot Lus M M WslSn
EnclaUfrcSs.
Daniels Mtie. Before the horses TO the track,
the betting on the pools was about even Monday
Onward The latter however, appearing. showed his
temper and when his Jockey gave him his preliminary
At once he fell off in the betting and Monday took the
lead at about against the field One pool Just be
fore the change III the betting, showed Onward bO Mon
day 40 Luther, ls Richmond 10; Enchantress. 1O Dot
u. and Mittie The display which Onward made sent
brought lOo onward and the rest the same propor
on as above IN the prior sale me betting ont oi the
hcTi' hSd JUST d" ' START ''0O0 O' I'll O '''" against
There were no fewer than five false starts get
ting away at the sixth attempt The send of was very
that Alite was turned and lett standing still
once gone if she ever had any. she could turn the
lot forty rods from the stand Her Jockey however
wheeled bis and made stern chase When the
horses reached the tun at the head Of the course Mon
day had drawn to the front, and making strong run
ming Luther had second place and lay back only length
Onward, Richmond Enchanress, and Dot followed on IN
a compact ruck II was evident that Onward. who is
good one and had been leading favorte was not up TO
the mark He did not extend himself with his usual free
stride When they had got round the turn ne moved mp
and took third place and the failing began ON the
verse curve the running was strong and Onward made
decided lead, showed his attempt was vain one:
the Pfss % & OF d al as hy PIea ro9ud S the s
mile pole Here II seen that Richmond was IN
lot had spread over wide distance Each had got bis
place The pace very brisk, and one could not ask
Luther made throughout to the finish. Struggle he
would Luther could not collar Monday ana al interest
in the over AS from the start they had been
placed, to the finish they ran, doing the mile
minute and 4e3 seconds The Judges did not pace Rich
third, Dot fourth Little the interest in the
10 being certain II nevertheless stout and
game race. and in capital time on heavy course
The following Is the summary: Purse OF 500. for all
ages weight for age; one mile;
F. Morrss b. Monday, years Old ................
L. W. Jeromes b. Luther yoars old ................
sandiord', { Dot year. old, ..............
r. Reeds ch Eueau'rsss years Old ...........,..
l AeEeneHs g h. Richmond ysaIs Old. ...-'........
Run in mnuts a9i seconds
The third Of the card was purse OF $500 for all
ages % miles For this there only one entry and so
THE FOURTH RACE;
This event lroysed 10 take the place OF the race
Just above named, which failed for want OF entries IL
purse Of $780, for all ages. one mile and quarter
There were three entries VIZ G NJ JeIGme S heaTg at &
Yandal. Redwing was the favor1te in the betting al
pools against the field In one pool RedwDg sold for
200 Earring 1875; Pennocks colt 1856 This would repre-
Sot soos nt the poor Lead RedIng Is very prom
sng threeyear-old Ally, and made capital race Like
both the preceding the fayote took the lead at the
start headed and after short race won hand
w. The Of the contest lay in the fact that each
OF her competitors in made running at her Turn
and about they throughout brushed ~ the fayore
she & nad e USs Of 6n & ss far etI e evop9 h
pole, for little way Earring made gallant show ana
looked might get 10 the front but no sooner ha she
reached Redwngs quarter than the bay hley TOOK mp
running and drew away neatly and left the brace be
hind hght each other. There both game and
foot enough in Earring 10 make Redwing look 70 her
aues and the result was the racing from the head oi
the stretch the stand done at strong
and beautiful finish, crowned gallant struggle The
the rate OF 45 10 the me bur II was
ported mot by the judges that the last mile was done
In 1850.
SUMMARY.
Pure Of 300 for all weight for one mile and quarter
l. W JeToTbes b kedHng, old
NJ II Ssnd.oTd's m. Earring years old ............
- PenHocks eh C., by Vaadsl, wears d...........J
Run in 2:2oi.
The Of to-day Frday) embrace three events ana
the first will on punctually at p Those
leaving the city by the tram at p viii reach the
course in time for the first race.
THE DEXTER AND LADY THORN MATCHES
The first of the series of races between the cele-
horses Dexter and Lady Thorn will take place IT the
Fashion Course Tuesday next, for purse OF 5000