New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE TURF

tenuace ana Yenlces OF every description kept pouuS
into the track and by O'clock large number OF people
| had arrived. The speculation at the hotel was much
brsker than on the previous day. the seng race seennR
to make the favorite science will TELL and before the
auconeer left for the track Urbana was the aVoe a'
The stand looked quite lively and not quite so thin In
| attendance as on the previous day The track was IN
very sOOd order Dut another 1ne day wOnld naye auo
II faster The racing excellent and the public GER
tany could not complain OF the programme onereu ny
Business commenced with the selling race for when
Urbana had been installed the favorte the colt having
been entered to be sold for $780, and thus getting IA 10 on
| the regular weglt. Urbana all the way Tubal
coming in second and Sumter third. The latter might
have been little more forward If the boy riding him had
not waited long. The winner, a four-year-od gray
auction after the race and was bought in by the Colonel
for 500 The next event on the card was twome dash
c & aH Winner @ made na Local ba aTor at sou to
] against him, and Luxembourg most fancied for
second choice The followed the betting Local
eventually won by a length from Luxembourg.
very strong for the first mile and threequarers but
then had 20 shut the pace getting too hot The last
event was a mIle-heat race for which started
Gen. Duke, Richard B. Connolly Qae Cement) Egotlst,
sleety, Osterman, jr Jewess and La Henderson. The
| Duke much fancied by many who remembered his
performances as twOyear-od, and again Connolly had
many admirers who usually follow Col. McDanels sta:
BILE The betting to each against the Duke and
Connolly while long prices could be obtained about the
rest The first heat very interesting race and was
won eventually by EgOtst Gen. Duke second, and Con-
molly who had not gone for the heat third The result
pleased the eders very much and they were In great
| glee, thinking they had got on TO something good.
That the general public did not think 80 was soon
at even against the field after the heat
and to laid freely against Egost The sagacous
| ones were again right the second heat was won
easily by Connolly After the result of the last heat
there wore tremendous efforts made by the unfortunate
who had been standing the Duke and others, aud
had not backed Connolly TO get out Of It. but It was buy
about hedging; TO was offered Connolly in many
stances without finding takers AS the betting oretod,
Richard b. Connolly date Clement, is gOOd-lookng
brown colt fouryear Old by Lexington out OF Lucy Fow
the nb successful that has been held the Secau
Gus track, and augurs well for the sport on Monday,
which will be the last day Of the meeting when the u-
fortunate ones will have chance to recuperate ther
St2g premium, of $50 for ages, It mile dash higher entry
0 appropriate weight Those entered to be
ils winner .oI auction Immediately amer the
under Closed with Eve subscrbes
Col McDaHes iear Uba1A BY breckenridge cut Lady
Mr. Ei,ioa. g. tyeai Ju6. By Bsro~as By
MScoInr & Harness b c. 5year Sumter BY Hero. dam By
N XeIetman ch h. 'yei Rse by yanda out Of
p H. DOsIHgs g. 5ytaE Lsr Eclipse out Of HermOnias
Betting 2to against Urbana. to against sumter
10 against Eagle 10 against Juba and 25 to against
After considerable delay and two or three false
lead with Urbana Eagle. and Lunar lying close in her
wake aud sumter some lengths behind. AS they passed
the sd Juba had Istl lead by length, with UrDana
next running very strong Lunar and Eagle being neXt,
with Sumter bringing up the rear AS they Went down
the backsretch Urbana took the lead with Juoal next
and Eagle . length behind On rounding the hafmile
they kept the same positions but they came down the
Dask flGn fa nne up 20 Eagle and seey who We're
length behind Urbana. on the homesretch Urbana vas
let out aud in past the post three lengths ahead Oh
Juba who beat Sumter by two lengths for second place,
Eagie fourth, aud Lunar bringing up the rear 80, -,
40, al dash Of Two miles, closed "l iof SUD
Nj bce,or eh sys Local. % Lightning ogi Of Marooa...l
Mcconnell HiIssi b. at yrs Luremboure by Imp so'er
1g' a sS B, b. Yii cat Of Iiypoers
Col MeDirss b. c, 4yr. Aorr''ey By breckenridge out Of
-s'e-''''''''''''''''''' Tims-jfi
Betting two to against Locust three to one against
Ia mOfTlSseJ,
one against Exile The horses sent away with very
little trouble Morrssey cutting out the work leading
IWTcmbourf by length who was followed by Local and
Exile Going down the backstrech Morrissey Sill Kept
the lead Of Luxembourg, and Exile passed Local, VINO
was going under steady pull He passed the halfmle
In the order, and, on rounding the threeoarter
%ns l, running very strong and going by the stand.
Local ont little and passing Exile took thrd place
Side OF Morrsey who, ndmg the pace 100 strong IoT
him dropped back and Luxembourg ana LIea band %
Morrssey, who was the same distance IN adsanee Oi
Exile The pace very strong rounding into the nome
stretch want OF condition began TO tell upon Luxen
bourg who began 10 lose ground coming up the nome
stretch but making hna effort at the nnlsh, came
within aengh Of Local who won under pun Lnly was
three lengths behind Luxembourg and Morrssey close
PR.nuH ov sOO-Au ages m hsAtseosed with subscFb
Col MeD,ul,r. b. O. ys.r. Richard b. Connolly little Csmeut
o LsinsSa, Sui 0 & La Fg h, Eeo.c ont o yareiy
Mcconnell Harness. eh years, Gen Duke BY Lexington
No S = Ls ,.,I Sc, by Rogers. out GnssnaO
n. Doslngs eh {, JeWes' by Beesenridge onot
Mr. NJ D. Saa5rs { Jea, Lar Henderson By Lsrngtou
Mr. Da1halas B. c. ys,rs ostsnnan H b, o.iermAn, dam
" 'DA D'0"n''''Trr.- Timrre..-i.ii 10 i:iai
FIRST Heat-Betting, TO each against General Duke
and Connolly 10 70 against seety, and 10 70 against the
remainder AFTER goOd deal OF trouoo lheS huto kot
away rather struggling, Jewess making bad start La
Henderson made the running closely IOOWed Ny Egost
General Duke Sleety Connolly and the Oserman ia the
order named. They kept these positions up the Daok
stretch Element still running In the rear ana IN round,
ing the turn Egots up TO La Henderson, followed
by General Duke, who both came up the stIetch q
hx nufh fFD he
Connolly by two lengths for second paceIhe oters
Second Ieai@Eyen on Connolly to- against Egotst,
10 against sleety IT TO against the DUKE ana IL 10
against the remainder They got well away ~ tIsgtn9r I
Henderson again Jumped to tho 'front.' Leading G3nholy
siraggns They kept these positions up the halfme,
when Connolly cqmeup aloegsae C Ia ee m nod am IN
rounding turn Egotist and General Duke passed Ia
dropped behind. and came np to Connolly
don Of the latter told and he the heat easily by
length Egost beating General Duke by two lengths io,
the second place. seey was fourth ana tho rest 'ac
H. Jewess bringing up the rear ,. A., at,
Third Heat-Betting 10 on Connolly against the isll
There several false starts one OF when ceueu 70
give general dissatisfaction they al appeared 70 get
of well together and after some trouble ey wee esy s
La Henderson. General Duke next ana Jewess anu Os
erman ON rounding the turn Connoy TOOK tv Ss cs
vistualy lay, OF the others eouu ever io1 ~
alongside OF them. I'm the homestretch coming 20 ihe
stand Connolly came away from Egotist. and won with
pounds IN hand by two lengths "enera' DuAo Se'""s
third place, and sleety fourth.
TIE BUCKEYE RACES-FIFTH DAY.
CINCINNATI May 29-To-day was the NTH
day OF the Buckeye races First Rdee-A tnreeduarter
Of mile DASH purse OF $780, threeyear olds TO carry
feather ouryear olds and upward TO carry 90 10 Win
ners during the week excluded Six entries were made
Fords D. T. years by Lexington, won the race, beaung
saratoga, Peter Cumadincture Sea Gull HolaDird ana
Jerry Sparkle. Time. l:l9i 49, ,, 4.
same as first Five entries. The following If sum
mary of the race:
Betty Nest,.........s'''..s' '''.'.s'''''''''''
Widman
IdllAh and Biriy Bird. ;.'.'.. DsAneeo'
Time l:f7i, l;49i 1881.
Third -Mc-anda- halr dash for al ages, purse