New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
OUTD TDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


FAIL RACE MEETING OF THE PAssNC COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
There should have been more people on the
racecourse ut Paterson yesterday The chilly weather
of the early morning doubt kept many away stlll IL
was warm enough toward noon to have induced larger
gathering usual Ia throng toward the hoSpliaDie
shores of Jersey The train which started at llfo was
however, only comfortably filled ana very ew oi Tue
passengers board OF the gcner sex 1rt no,nhs
at Jerome Park conld nave pcen nloro eS S ~ so
well managed than this fith experiment. o lio idrsin
society Better order and more secnIy behavior cc'rA
on the part 81 those participating III the entertainments
could not have been desired. ,
The racing programme was liberal and Judlclonsly va
ried. Commencing with hurdle race, an excellent
weigh. for age following, then there came coeS
for stake with notable turf name rhe ne st. 81 @ nsr,
worth many ducatS. and closing with list OF "a ehts
Finally there selling race, the poorest III PROMISE
and, rs usual the most interesting IN result 49, -
The hurdle or sicepo chase brought ont Mr. VIM Red Red
nond's Dare Devil and Cart. Elwrc's TarqInh B%3ln %
bein very game and WHY gcldinSS, IL was supposed lt
though uutred-thcy would make good SHOW 9l con
fct For the first time around the course inSy ao, ntG
Dcv waiting TdrquH bat coming around Tie second
time Tarquin fell, first at the brook ON the upper srcich
and then again at the inside nome hurdle lhs htrou %
fan was a hurstcr for Pepper, the rider Of Dare Devil
who at first supposed to lie seriously h0uicd lo
Killed lie fell on ms SondGI WIN io 'no ha1e hUre stnTd
he was not badly hurt the result ol tc h"l'h 'S u
Capt Exees n h IaTqgn SIX years. H1 IL. Ia
r scdnd w. ET" acc II 6ronh % ont Dcawaic Mr. Waisons
wcllkHown horse, aud Col McDaniels aspiring colt
Morrsscy with them were entered sieGIy 8I nnnd cL IT,
inurng the finances of many people VINO slecuateu III
pools be said Ot this race tIlat IL was as Ict Il
one as ever was run. Delaware made his own rnnulng
keeping MoIisscy just at his shoulder ahead OF him. an
through until he wanted to stretch himself III polh meats
The Others had part in the race at all Ana yet IL may
hc Thought that MOrssey, upon his merits eau Dtat
Delaware There was remarkably large entry Tor the
anre 81 Lcgcrno less than thirty three; hu ohy
Ave came TO the post These were the mare Ruthless
who had been regarded in certain quarters ms second
Blink BOlny and AcheN NemCut, but who dd not yesl'
day sustain her reputation. she was beaten WIN alr
parent ease by Dc Courcy The last race was SlilG
race or one i'm which the horse is allowed weight IN pro
porton To the his enters him 10 be sold Tor
The horses entered Clara Carita, susie MNo Ilcc
and Birague The last, who could have won had hc
been ridden was last all through. Clara Is tine. roO
mare aud is worth her selling rooney summaries oi
races Ike these are worthy Of space. only average
line was made. and nothing the interest OF stock
breeders done worth recording.
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR At NEW HAVEN.
NTw-HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 1.-The NTH Ma
tona Fair of the NcW-Haycn Horse Association opened
This morning AT Hamilton Park. Every class was filed
al a early hour. entries having been made. large
number of pcoplc in Attendance, and every lug
passed Of stiSiactOriy Dan Rice won the purse of $50
Tor the fastest salhons Time. $3.50. 23'. 2:Ji The run
ming ra.ses are filed by runners of thc turi Dan
Rice Lacy. and Old Put are entered for The hg race ON
Thursday. Tue city Is filled with strangers attending ihe