New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
THE TURF.
uOBoKEN RACE MEETING

UOBOKEN RACE MEETING
The Fourth Annual Spring Meeting of the
Hudson County Agricultural Society will take place on
the secaucus track Thursday and Friday of this week.
and She Monday following This meeting will naugurate
the running race season of 1863 Racing will commence
with post stake purse for twOyear Olds $50 entrance,
play or paw with $3.50 added; dash of half a mile.
Dan,eI sanford. and bowling The secoud event will be
dash of mile and half for all for purse OF SiOo
The entries for this will close This AFTERNOON at
O'Clock The third and last race OF the day VIII Oe the
great stallion produce post stake Tor thIeeyear
SGi %S R S entries aSs Mr. B. Reads produce Of BTec
inrldge Major T. G. BacOns produce of Biz Cheathams
produce OF Imp Eclipse Col McDanielss produce of
Planet, and Col McDaiess produce OF Jet Davis me
entries for this last certain TO make good ana
exciting one On the second day racing Will commence
with selling race, with usual allowances, for purse OF
$780, fOOwedDy dash OF two miles Tor all ages, premium
S50O and concluding with mile heat race FOR all ages
premium $500 On the last day there will be four races
commencing with hurdle race for which the IoloWmg
horses are entered: Backbird Julius, Tycoon Eagle,
Harry Booth and Gerald This will be very good race
second race will be post stake premium Of 800 for three
year Olds. mile aud quarter dash, closed with nys
subscribers, Messrs Sanford DOWhs Echers9; Rac9d S
aud Mcdaniel. The Consolation Premium OF $50 tor
beaten horses, mie-and-a-half, with allowances Ior
horses that have been beaten AT the anu 70 COZ
clude there will be purse Of $3.50 for all ages TWO mile
heats which viii be very line race, ms year ear oOi
experience in racing matters, and also the wellknOwn
cient 10 insure highly successful and Well
attended meeting. The track presents very Dusy as,
Isa "a
Sgor represeuug the principal stables in the country
Considerable interest has been taken in this meeting as 1t
will give a very good line for Jerome Park
RACING AT CINCINNATI-FIRSr DAYS MEETING
OF THE BUCKEYE ASSOCIATION.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-The first days races OF
the Buckeye Association spring meeting took place TINS
Afternoon The attendance excellent, all things con-
dered and the days sport was in all respects entertain
ing ana exciting Ine usual osPsy Od 0Gauy pea M ana LSn
appeared 10 take deep interest in the result OF the race
FIRST RACE.
a
heats SIS entrance play or pay 800 added by the cluD
with DENOMINATIONS for which the following started and
passed the stand IN the order as given below:
J. Gngbys br Minnie Milton by Lexington, dam Miss Morgan
CrOues three years Old Bonnie scotland dam By imp
GoTse cadtici. b. t. three yssr' Old By Australian Ma
u Bohnnens years by Simon kenon dam by Lex
and faicI.ol i Rhsa BY iTais dam Taany
b MeG b. g. Tom Sanders. BY Eudoissf Lucy Fowler
T. Ioa5s C. three years cd BY Colossus spiel
SECOND RACE.
This race mile heats. fora purse sf $500 all ages
heats Skylght won the first heat ,,, ,.
In the third heat Saratoga came in second Skyhght
third, Loud aud JacksOn's ch G. by Revenue fourth,
HurdedOm fifth, Easter Monday sixth.
In the second heat OOltawah, Wesenhnnt. Bufords
b. III. By GOodward, and Cadwaliaders D. c. by Revenue
1Ime-i:lS, i45s, i4ss.
THIRD RACE.
This race was mile and quarter dash, open to all
ages, Tor a purse OF $4OO.
it was won by Bayswater by half neck.
Mack in second Idlah third, Wlhnan fourth Lee
Paul's b. &. by Uncle Vie fifth.
THE ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-The first race over the
Iacede Course to-day for the y stakes, for three
yearods mile heats SIS entrance the association adding
tO0 nine entrances but only three started The Brusher
straight heats and the PACE, beating Ontario and
Pover The latter was dstanced III the nrst heat Time;
E46-l:44
The second event the Consolation Race for beaten
horses; mile heats premium $500 Mosiers bay colt by
Zero won the race handily In two heats. Summary:
lVoa
Maggie 3lNdOc
Patrick CebuIue Consin ule'.'''.''''.'.'..7
Jack Gamble. 4lGrayhOnnd
Time-l46t, 1:473
The attendance during the week has been unusually
large the weather superb, and, considering the
condition OF the track which has been slow, everything
passed of satisfactorily.
Tie association will issue list OF premiums for their
annual June Horse Fair in few days which will embrace
prizes for trOttng horses as well as thOrOughbreds.