New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE TURF.

PATERSON RACEs-FALL hEETING-TlIIRD DAY.
The attendance yesterday was equal TO that
of the former days, and the new only to
save their expenses this first year. the Fall meeting may
be considered a The races have been attended
by many sporting gentlemen, who have declared
themselves satisfied with the amusement, The second
day was the best Though three announced
for yesterday only actually occurred the second
on the bills and the third attempted wakovers,"
by one horse.
horses for purse Of SG the second horse Ia receive
500 Of the purse Ii war dash Of two miles over
eight hurdles This race closed with the following en-
tries Mcconnell Thompson enters b. NJ LObelia, 3
years, by imp. Bonnie Scotland CapitOa, iG5 70; ID. f.
FS ys4 iS rs T. Todd enters S" b. H. Harry ooh by
Lexington. dam Blonde l45 10. The betting was lively
the favOrte though great deal Of money, at odds
staked on Harry Booth. To some he Was even first
reluctance at the lowest odds How much for Re
morsep the seller, who received but few
Booth TO 10 and u ReOrse Col Elves 10 10 ride Lo
bella, Tom lee Booth and Griffin Remorse. Much money
which Is supposed 10 be between LObelia and Harry
Booth There good start, aud all go over the first
hurdle in fine style But LObela takes the lead. pushed
by Remorsc Harry Booth dragging behind At the second
GSTSG a thence edG a L? s1 BB9%B a at S
hind. These positions are kept, the
third Rcnorsc pushing Lcbcha On to the fourth,
and Booth coming mp; Rcm0rse knocked down the
fourth hurdle. Loba goes the score, Booth rapidly
following ON the second mile Remorse strikes the fret
with Lobclia length behind BOoh Booth goes gal
lantly over the second hurdle, pushed by LObca aud
they both so over the hind at once, Rcmorsc far be-
hud LOhclia Is struggling hard 10 lap Booth ana
10 20 ahead Of him the stretch for the fourth tho
fourth hurdle Is down, and Booth. with fresh burst
through the gap aud The lengths
ahead Of Lobelia In 1905, Remorse walking IN.
b Todd h. Harry Bcch BY Lexington dam Blonde
Mcconnell Thompson icCea . BY imp Boaai,
Captpa, los D..
d. Ryan Rsmorse 5Jrs BY imp Eclipse Dam Rescue
lO
The Second Race the Jersey stake OF $50 each half
forfeit for yearOds $500 added two miles and
distance 10 carry 100 pounds; winners Of
stakes five pounds extra those that allowed
three pounds This closed with the following entries
Mcconnell ThOmpsOn's b. C. Yauxhsll. by Lexington
dam Verona, by imp Yorkshire John Hunters blk T.
Nemesis, by imp. Eclipse dam Echo, by Lexington w
PennOcks b. III. by Colossus dam Maid OF Monmouth by
Traveller; T. C. BacOns ch Sweet Home, by Bill Chat
ham, dam by Wagner T. g. BacOns Dr T. Lost Cause by
Revenue dam Sea Breeze by Albion. The betting at first
Vauxhaal. but Pennocks FLY, by Colossus soon
became choice and at the close the ayorte
BacOu's hy standing low The horses got "a good start
stretch Bacons hy closes Colossus quarter
COlOssess FLY is ahead Vauxhal behind. but running
better along the stretch At the threeuarter pole
Bacon lilly Is ahead, VauXha again falling back. On
the homestretch. the Bacon and Colossus FLIES neck
and neck In 16l Vauha coming up At the first quarter
the second mile Vauxhal is rather behind the others
neck and neck On the stretch the Colossus FLY goes
slightly ahead the Bacon hly pushing his leader finely.
Vauxha Is too far behind 10 win At the three quarter
pole the second mile. the Colossus lly In length
ahead Of BacOns and on the home stretch makes three