The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16
THE TURF.
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THE HOBOKEN RACES.
! Hurdle Race, q Three-quarter Daih and q
Nile and q Half Contest.
GOOD RUNNING AND GREAT SPORT.
blackbird, Urbana and Delaware the
Winners.
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I0e racing a. the Hob0kon Course the 6rst day
- good that larger Of people there
yesterday, and the interest much increased by the
ct that all the races OF the first day had been by
Csonel Mcdaniel The great stable OF Mr. Morris had
BEN bsaien in from stand to stand in the mud,
end considerable speculation got abroad after that
thas the proprietor had all the winners In respect 70
ths yesterday, the opinions Of DIVERSE
ned between the hurdle race the dash OF three quarters
q mile and tho mile half race In the frat race
1aackbrd che favorite, having the weight on; and
DE- Krwin's horse having the reputation Of q
s'quitter''s under any circumstances and the marc
having proved herself no account the day previous
I'D those who wished TO speculate to invest on the
sack, notwithstanding fair to believe that he was
tGte stale The latter the favorite before the
sfasA Tho colt race WAS betting one The gray colt
. ~ Breckinridge out Of Lady Sykes was not much
fasced by many, although he looked racehorse all
sver, because he had been bought by Mr. Belmont and
rssssned e. being Of account; s some thought
oAas those with whom he had TO contend on the present
ocson could not get far enough away TO boat him at
"a hnsh and that was the opinion Of his trainer who
Insisted upon the rider making waiting race Of it. The
oot came up calamity at the end and won by neck and
4 AsulderA In the mile and half race in
Witch Captain Moore, julius and Delaware were
antsred julius had the CALL he haviny acquired great
ssp0taton by running with Kentucky At Saratoga last
summer, and was supported at even against the two
oshesa Captain Moore did not start leaving his stable
companions Delaware TO try conclusions with the son OF
lexington. Those who had wagered the field AZ inst
Julius relied greatly on Captain Moore beng race
believing that he could have made the pace % hot for
Julius for mile or 80 that Delaware would have had
1sthng 70 DO but 80 In and win. As was, Delaware
sisa q ali who Witnessed tns race ~ '-''''-
was handicap hurdle race for a premium OF $3.50 $50
% the second BEST for all ages two mile dash over sx
s Mcnc entered black hors Bsct me pr wS
No. required 70 carry one hundred and thirty three
ssnsds Dr. Kiswn anxious to get IN With Citadel &C
= hurdiss With hundred and twenty up. When the
lds Of the Spectators Blackbird had the call in the
Sestns, ths general ,9glniQp being that no horse
h:o's . s hi h vs re weigh:
nss The neld at one hundred to seventy before the
ssta BaacsbEd uss riddsn. By young Alloway.
= Similar snd bnt WIN larger sld q contend
sean,s sad 9 they came Up for The xors the hi..e
JNnpSr fns drum tapped, when an or the horses
n hsrdiS. llackblrd going over INT with bound
ma would have taken Ssa over stone fence twice Is
~ = ths bsnsh. Chsdel was ths next 70 take the
swiA Who k1ocksd The nail scantling and bushes to
~ ground mo mare made no ruuug, and was ont Of
sid Ct the second hurdle four lengths ahead Of
Citadel, and m.ds hss jump with grsa. precision,
9 Ms6ema to mako The running Pepper, the rider Of
0sade aid mot force The pace and the hor.s ran very
1s1A hniss . ne third hurdle which . midway W
Ssss.sSss, wnis2 TsfsssSsd him, and be came Win
n 70 - sand The litt;e hosss kspsthe p
v:n Ss1::ss s = s w p, p S:sa
vsrs playing Citadel wont over the hurdle
ossdins new hat the runaiSs was : unssssruotsd
srespt By the mud, which was fetock deep and he
1has he was aboriag In his work He shut up the day
Hight 70 two lengths ~ he turned into the homestrcch
Iiscl.bsd made the leap over the lass hurdle about
lsneth ahead Of the chestnut when, receiving lash
,ssh = Clipping pscs' Winning the race By hsir
1ossu lengths The time Of the heat was l:2A Lady
Aos vas pulled up q me completion Of the nrst mile
Tnsr RArs-Gurdle race, handicap premiums, $780,
~ $50 the second horse for all ages two mile dAsh
Sssos Il ScDsnisl sn.ersd biz b Blackbrd, By
AIbisn dam BY Aindsrby aged, lsa ibs. ..........
asso%es dam Pruns Ii By Glencoe. year, Old
Lazy entered ci m LADY Alice Sy Is.iaaioo
en- IN imported nsrs. 10 lbs. .................
Tine, A:2A
nm SECOND RACE
1As wss DISH q thrse-quaren Of nile gotten
- IN place Of NE Poss stake wh:h fell through from
Esk o. entries, and greas speculation FOLLOWED on the
Sack any. b Eclipse. out e ne Greek Slave had The
IN aGainit me As5d = slight odds for soma ums bss
- 6se0rs the saxt ths Geld vss The nvorss q one
SnAoA = sshsy, ~ BGsekiDs1ge eolt being next u
asoe ne SisG6r ssss vas alss thoeght erssa deal
G y osssan pss who always iedulss IN taking the
- odds. fhe hogsss wers started fF0n she quarter
- and when The As fell % IN even :..s shs block
ny Jumped swsy vh The Isad clossiy followed b. The
0ss6ss. Who made running from Tie jump rhs usy
- slow n getting away, and - the others dashed
slssg he bsskssrssch Az iessshs IN frons Of him
- snw w spS: p. 3. 1 s;:.h .'n, ~.
. black my . couple Of isagsm. ne gray
- Isnghs bshind On he lower turn the confess was
ezstas between ths sa.hsf and ne daughter Of the
or0sk Slave, and they reached We three-quassG
psao blaukst would have covered them me cray
- y TN tine ~ - woFk, and, With Ioog. FAR
p1nching stxids shuting up The space; bias few,
AsWsvss imagised Inst he would oversaks Che Others
~ bIack nlly took the sxtrsme oussds Of The homo
sscn, and disposed Of the slashss. and her ndsr
01sving thas be bed he In hand vas paying Mss
Oassda He soon up with the others, and, keeping
. his running, landed winner by half length, the
back nlIy second length IN advance Of the Sashsr
0oll Time, I: - Tue following = . summary
SECOND RAcs-PUmium e2so. for al sgsa three.
Quartsvs o. . mile.
I b Rsaa entered E . Ufea.A By Breckenridge. d.
imp Lady Sykes ysars old. /
n mcdaniel sntsssd blk ~ Dclipss. dam Greek