The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06


naca setler AFFORD 10 give n tran 90 ha'
,ne pubic 60 asy feeling that ,ne ,,r a
ing sss nos sufficient o oases chs I'm
for the interest o. the sssociaoas hcresboat 70 81,
purses Of suoh number and amount as would bsin
stables from distance and afford . good days apo
each day even II was walked over for ocossiona,
And In steepie chases a limited time should be give
wuns r rS should be- 20 Se.
Datchman's tottng time or not dollar should DO n
ceved The track yesterday was In capital ORDER b.
no extraordinary time was made by Of the horses
| TINE
! On the cards six horses were entered for what ",
$3.50 ana The distance 70 b run about Tires miis
over fair hunting Counr y" with thirty three jumps
Mnsu me people assembled and crowded ground q
found that there wero but thros horses start gzas
Jack Armstrong and Black Bess declining the weight
tho field composed OF Citadel. Brown Harry and BEsgue
the former being the favore against others 81 SOM
odds Whom tho horses wsre saddhd and mounted she,
come up for tho start walk and the drum sounding
sendOn each waited for tho other to away bnt a.
se.sep % Ss r. Surs ,smeS over
Brown Harry getting over 1r Brague second Dut ncs
without hitting it with ell bis feet and but for ita
raity II would have sent him on his nose Citadei was
tho last over dead halt was then almost come 70 ~
the trio when at last Ciisda moved away With tho lead
abe right hand Of the track Tloy ali went this
without fault but going at the one WALL al tho climb
W tho hill BiragUo 'wouid not hpve It. you know, and
III required great deal OF urging TO get him up tho
stesp. Citadel was then ono hundred yards ahead or
others gosng along AZ very SLOW chntST WDeh
Bhvgue came to the post and rails on the HIM among
tho trees, he again refused 70 jump, and Ibis rider
mad TO turn him and COAX iSm over. Brown Harry
had gone cteverly, but no seemed inclined 10
wait for Birague and would not 60 away without
him. Citadel went on very slowly and getting
into the enclosure took mo atone wall then
the dry ditch with stonewaii the far side which
very difficult jump and then tho post and IA Is ard tho
mound Of earth winch by way, OF sight from
tho grand stand, and along successfully, bat
slowly and leaped nicely ever what IL called tho desbls
jump being two post and rail fences cooe together He
nor rnaehn Tho frnnl nf thA nd a
fence and pool of water lay DO ore him. This he
cleared amid the waving Of handkerchief and much
cheering, and went with his journey 1t tho sovest
pace imaginable Then tbs eyes Of tho crowd turnedo
see what the other horses were DOING and they then
when he got there he stopped. aad his ridor
turned him and waited for Brown Harry 20 up and
show hm the way over BagSs Ss ana .ssy
reached tho hurdle and wator jump he rel Aed positively
carry tho burcsqae any longer and would not 60
at all Citadel by ths time quarter OF maio
ahead of the Others and, sDmoiimes wakinc and tAen
trottng and again can, cring slowly he went with
"he steepe chase" Birague takon his stable AZ
his last refusal to jump and the interest in the great
farce ceased and the majority OF tho spectators turned
more interest Citadel went TO the end without IN
accident aud awarded the purse, making the dis.
tance which is less than two milcs ami . half 10
quarter Of milo behind, and the weight
which his jockey had to carry having dropped or during
and the Association had pocket the anront Tho foa.
lowing Is summary
FIRST RACK-S&eopl0 chase handicap. Tor Rt ages:
$780, about three miles, two OF which viii be
fair hunting country. with twenty-seven jumps.
trance money to 60 to tho second horse.
d.; Kirwln entered ch &. Citadel l52 lbs i
W. r. Travers entered b. g. Brown Harry, 1856 lbs.
Mr.. Cameron entered b. &. Birague, IA lbs ......
Mr. Toier catered b. h. zigzag, 166 lbs. ........ dr.
Mr. Gates entered blk m. Black Bess. 100 lbs.... dr.
Dr. Underwood entered b. Jack Armstrong; lao lbs dr.
limo, II 81.
ssCusD
This for premium Of $500, for all ages, .
dash OF mile, for which There were four entries the
ssns %
by vandai so. The horses had avery good send-on
Dot getting s away AZ n cSss, o~sa y the
the yandal colt ran to the 'front.' Rcdwng following
second, Dot third and Enchanxess well up AT the
sirths with daylight just visible between himself and
Dot Enohantress length bobind Going down the back
down st one and then the other was leading BY head
at tho hamile pole. Rcdwing second two lengths
front Of the vanda who was ono ongth ahead Of Dot
On the lower Enchantress 0utfooted Redwing and
was length ahead Of her whom they tho home
stretch but the vanda colt noticed
coming on the others with that soon carried him
the 'front.' and he came homo an easy winner, under
hard pull three lengths so:6 Of Re- Rsdrns who was
eight lengths behind. rime l:40k. The following 10
summary
ported Margravc, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9. Bush entered b. I. Redwing BY Bahourice. dam
' Read s1 ssa CHI M Encnantrcs BY Lenns
NJ H Sanford entered D. T. Dot By Mad Anthony,
dam Laura White. years old ...................
limo, l:4ok.
THIRD
Premium $500, for all ages, three mile dash.
Jas s Watson entered b. b. Delaware, BY Ringgoad,
dam Ariel, years old. ............. Walked over.
FOURTH
.es ON. and mil dssh FOR Which NJ %os
entered oh. O. Egotist Mr.. Krwin entered oh. g. Re-
porter, and Mr. snedioor entered br. Q. Manhattan.
IN In tha
willis Manhattan was knocked down at $50, and Re-
porter S45 Tho horses started from the head Of tho
tie homstrctch at pretty rapid rate Ego,ist Leading
hair length a. he passed the judges stand hsDhat
tan second three lengths in front Of Reporter On tho
went up and took Egotist by tho head and
held him in that way to the quarter pole On
him length TO the half mile pole Manhattan closeup.
Going around the lower turn Reporter again msde .
and for short time on The i. was feared BY
layers OF the long odds that tho old horse would
win. but little shake up OF the colt sent him away
clean again, and he came home winner by three
lengths Reporter second six lengths IN front Of Man.
haitian. Time, 22iA.
FouarH Selling race Of $780, for all ages. one
and quarter mile dash. Horses entered 10 DO sold Tor
those en,ers 70 pe soS FOR 81
allowed pounds; IL for $500 IL pounds II for $500
q pounds. The winner to be sold at auction immcd-
aiely after tho All over the price named In the
enry TO 60 TO tho society. The owner 10 retain his
horse II il should not bring the prtce named In the
entry, No penalties for othor races won. Entrance
money TO 20 TO second horse.
u Morris enters ch. C. Egotst years DID, by Eclipse,
VANITY, Tor toOV
Dr. Airsn enters Oh. Reporter by Lexington, dam
by American Eclipse, aged ............. ........
g Vsnsdicor enters br Manhattan, by Slasher, dam
Imp Trustee, for $780, years old ...............
| Time, 22lk.
4
To-day thsre will be four races hurdle race, two
mile DASH three mite hcais, and dash Tor milo and
| quarter
| Trcttina on the Fashion Coarse.
While the lovers Of ssccple chasing and racing wore
enjoying themselves 1t Paterson yesterday afternoon
such ssvo,ces Of trotting VISITED the Fashion
soue had also pleasant entertainment, In the way or
spirited contest mile heats In harness, between Lady
kendall and the gedins Rapid. These horses 20
equally matched IN general estimation, aud in fact,
vers % 10 point Of speed. that neither favore
before ne rar While scoring the horse seemed
the stsad'er q tie two; but after the race
had commsnced he acted badly ana was beateu