New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE TURF.
THE PATERSON RACES.

,,o,,, brecze made 10 u magnificent Summer day Dol
,bouch It was and 80 hot that 1t stands rs the ioreo
:, ,o eason with the thermometer at rs in the aIteI
neon IL was indeed too WARM for active rom
s,IIi the stiff breeze, which blew steadiiy aro
early morning onS , 1'" + endITsbe. We have
H. chronicle the same intense and stinlhg h,t i'm,
t LIND. over the gonTse 20 the annoyance OF an so
long AZ the visitors at the cOuffe 1,ad I'D IN
he hours Of the Sightseeing free Of the nnsaa sands and
breeze being sOutheTly blew INIT when
that ntermd the flowing sr I iaSes without the
',mnor,n@ wind the day had been htoierapie III i's
"fTSe c admirable arrangements Of the Erie Railway
IT,, ykcd The two frst days were attehdant Oh '1
iast without rushing, crOwding or lnvonvehgi'c
aud wbsked away. without stop from me depot AZ
Jersey City 10 the course fISeuYn lrO , o"P
ventilation and the breeze made me ear trp pleasuIe
Hing could Of course mitigate the dusty horrors 10
sIscomfort attended the transit ny the ran cars
The usual Accomplishments of neatly every course course
we're TO Ice in the approaches TO TINS one III t.sfe
<ardmOnte. roulette tables ana eNeat p1alu
fhe bounds Of Metropolitan District lDese aponlIa
Dn,ss them bat the rural is too limited IN numbers
90 prevent them. IL is however 70 Ine c ~, , ' o
not permit these denominations in or near Ihet si.uu,s
strtkng feature of three days o' faeng VIZ o nv
dnnkeu man was be seen on the course Oh n'I ~
All there was orderly and quiet gl''hs OH! Plede"h'
e stcndance was only moderate eQuaDs about that
Of The FIRST day SO great crowd thronsed The course
an he second day t0 see the seeple chase, cannot easily
and indeed may he SAID never De gathered on TWO
sueaessjve DAYS fall enjoyment Keen disappont
Inent on first deadeI interest on The second SO
e,Owd on the FIRST day makes kan array on the next
good bill of fare invited sarge aiendanee' 1 uhe
sreat eathering and could be repeated again on
Thursday The great heat of the day mate we , csg i
throbg none the less agreeable lhele wac sna s% % "
Who sought it, great crowd could not nave Iounu H.,
There was nothing TO chronicle Oh surelnS s ~
away the races; there were NO KAY eImpaSeS,t
eirit attention and excite remark adnll1uo OF envy
and altogether it was day OF calm amusement ITee o'
incident - ,.
4 la .,f I'm 1.rlfp "A nj a.
Of two mics mile DASH three heats, ana hhlshIhg
dash of mile aud quarter The hurdle run was tne
.nerer of the sport and gOOdly list " entrees gave
assurance Of spirited contest And such turned OUT
ior all accepted their weights ct oting naGqe" y re
race uenscs the greater OF the spectators. more
a. lie ast racing ANA so it was yesterday. good
an,n en-, iea those i'm attendance The second event OF
The day was the Sequel Stakes and though mere WSc
,,ss very hollow and tame Mr. Monis's Monday winning
easily The thTeemile race was equally desuute vi lH
tercst and by Ma Watsons Delaware IN hoir
DIV bad time against single competitor me result peIhe
He,er doubt from start 10 bnish Inc closing race :"
the day brought out the beaten HORSES :" Sie a
rave Az exciting end 10 the weeks races Inns n.y. Puee
was well named 1.-THE Consolation II oheTcu 10 Iie
beaten IL prior races OF the meeg VhSSt iol
themselves diminished weights for former ueieaIs eYu"
inng them one with the other. The result here Mas
pretty and Interesting run, endahg the Hce'Ihs 'noS'
igreea6iy. ,,,,.d,o r.oo. .. ,,o,,,Iican 10,
ali ages two miles. eight hurdles There were SIX
ENTREES and their weights proving satisfactory i came
and Mr. Godwn's Zigzag, Dr. kirwan's Citadel, Mr.
Woods Gen. Williams, Or. UnderWoods JACK Armstrong
nu va Won Inv Ciiadci Backbrd had won the hur
Die races at HSe9ken S e t as of hs Geh Williams
bad defeated Lglag 20 mere was a heiu "l some
one il was making s0We ecbpensat0nfoi te lelce o te
seeple chase the day before ...,
where fhe Start was made The getof very good,
and all went away together. Backord, ready starter
Isyss s ns RSf TSi Ne S h&5ctyd III aG
1t been firm il would have brought HIM to grlei Inc
others took ii well except Berague, Wko naked WINE nc
war getting over which required deal of whip and spur
The rect lad reached The head OF inc course ana Nee az
hurried pace and the lot began TO spread sde tcos
up challenge Of the bird and at the head OF the stch
del shot inside and headed and, Zigzag lying 10y H,ack
bird, the three made beautiful ran down me Dack
stretch Al the half mile post they stu held unchanged
positions and went on TO the curve as ioey 9oI TO ~ Dt
Getting into the straight run rand home on Sfag d aS oo
second place. With good flight they came up 70
the stand citadel the lead ZYzag second eigi h
mile was done by these -four, Armstrong had
tailed OF badly, and Berase refusing every hurdle until
iirely III the first mile, all the four VINO maue me lti
theS sDIenddIv The second mile opened first had
finished Citadel IN the lead once over the hst hurdle n
quarter and beautiful run round the head curve ~.
brought them on 10 the stretch on the Iar siut me
nun from the stand had taken the foot out al
Snsbed' 20 anu the front and Zszag took second
pIace Williams had now fallen away. and Armstrong,
hiding the game hard one pulled mp on the curve
AWAY from the stand In the second mile sweeping me
rei fogstber made good strong racing and excited the
throng wonderfully SIN well together when they left
the curve and get the stretch home alwere called
On, and aud exciting rally followed Inc last
hurdle the stretch and BlaekDrd IN the ead got
Inc whip Ms reached u, and went over u, for a
wonder very clear, aud the others Ieapt as
leap made change in place. The hurdles done,
and FIAT run home beng all tnat Remained blaehDlru
racing pace that tailed of both Ligzag ana citadel
findng them beaen the Jockey Of the Bird eased him
of and came home in hand. finishing beautiful race.
which though really doubtful had yet for much OF
,eecnG citaSe third. and well mp while Gen Williams
sas beaten OFF and poor JACK Armstrong ana ne
Fague were nowhere
nrRpLs RAor-A handicap sge, miles eight hu'-
Ies purse Of 500 sloO TO second boi'e ~
sepsnisrs b. BaekbirG BY albion go ~ b'"''''''
Dr. KiTSsSs tb b. Citadel BY ysomet years 3D. ~ ib....
p Wood, b t. Williams, by Lexington. sged l5 3D..
rBdtrssodb JacE Armstrong by BobJchH'on yssr' Old
Rw csasicls Bens1s BY Ssgml.ief years Old ~. u
Time. 4;6.
Second Roce-This was the Sequel stakes; two miles
fbe winner of the Derby TO carry extra with 10 SUD
scri6ers, embracing Mr. Belnonts Maid Of Honor Mr.
Samerons Hampton court N M MOTIFS nr WndeTwoSd
Metarie, Mr. Pepnoeks colt by Nandal M AekahaeI
and g 81 S s' Il PIX Sdey
Purse on the frat day OF the meeting came out yss
s snS' Snt for Mondays having won the Derby
both would have carried the same weight
On him. Notwithstanding the weight he was the IA
vOrte There is nothing 10 describe in the race
held hard and led from start 10 finish, with never
chance for the KentuckaD 20 lap much less head ln
unless that best Of Jockeys, Fitzpatrick, who besrOde
Monday had chosen 10 permit IT, Monday ran aud won
like trump aud stands foremost 20 win the
Nestchester cup at FOrdham two weeks hence
TEE SEQUEL Of 300 subscription bali forfeit with 500
added es the Of the Derby I" cary
d IN Srtra ten snbseribers value q stakes 500
Morris b Mondsy by Cotton Mohe Jackson.
A. AeIAnders bl Virgil by NAnds dam Ahsss dan BY imp
Time $751;
The Third Race--rhis was purse OF 700
For n there were but two entries Mr.. Wat
sons Delaware and Mr.. McDaniels Dazzle. There Is
little be said Of tins AFFAIR Delaware was wei Known