New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
THE TURE
PATERSON RAcEs-FALL MEETING.


The weather Yesterday was rather cool for
racing There was a stU btoozo from tho northeast.
The track was in good oOudOn-p perhaps little loose,
with one soft spot i'm the northeast for which Lobeha
inTSSc"prorIby there was 81 800 gae-money But few
carriage were the field. The attendance chiefly com
was seated Ia The Judges stand
FIRST RACE-Two miles, over eight hurdles feet 8
inches high sts S2j each entry, nail fOTlelt,
with purse of $500 70 horse and SoOto second horse
added tine third horse, provided three started To save
half ms entrance: OF hurdle race 10 carry ID
extra: OF two or 10 n extra; horse winch never
started 10 hurdle race 20 Tg a.oMCG % T5omp
son enters LObcla, yTs by iDp Bonnie Scotland
dam Cantola. Cant Povnter enters b. H. Starlight, yrs
by Star Davis dam Brown Kitty; L. H. Forbes, IT, enters
hT. h. Climax, aged, by imp. BaIOWu!c dam by Arab
Dr.: f. 5 Ryan enters br. &. Remorse, yrs. by imp
Booth, yrs by lexington, dain ~ bi'hne' ,,i Gl -
dam by mp Sovereign. ar; Col Brown cutters
cb h. Tycoon, aged, by OMcara, dalu NOtI Price DR.
bella tine faN Orte four Starlight was IN finished
condition. and taken az great ODDS over KcinoI;e
race Rcm0rsc struck the hurdles with his near foot NJ
every jump but though he lost ground gGsaualy' Dels
made Of 20 TO 10 that he would not come u last
As they passed the score. on The nrst me LODea was
hard pressed by starlight and kemoIse haa inaGe up
little OF his lost ground lci race theco' VIZ Wy c'u
till the seventh hurdle, when starlight galucd slightly
and Reuorse began close the but the rider Of l:e
morse Loot his balance ana ahOs. Ic lnus iOaluE US
that COuid not be made up LOD'a won csIy, py
ak lengths 4l5i Starlight was second Kemorse might
have won the race but Tor lAe accident 70 ms uer. 40
SECOND PACE.-Thc Riverside stake, sweepstakes or 800
Il
ols to carry 90 lbs, mile Winners Of any twOycar
old race TO carry lbs extra those never DeIoIe steu
allowed lbs.
wm Cos by Dane Boone dam Maggie O. BY Brown
r w Cameron euteTs b. inyerbg
Sane enters ~
n A. Little eaters b. OHJI
Time. l:i9l.
At the pools COttrs colt sold for to 35 on Inyern-
gas Onyx not iu good condition, and not III 70
Tire animals large for year Odds Ihc start was
handsomely done, with COtriis colt leading Inyern-
gas passed him az the quarter Onyx falling slightly be
hind and Inverness tapping the leader the stretch
they neurcd the half mile pole, Cotrs colt and In
yernglas neck and neck, aud thence II "a
between them 60 the thrccquartcr pole but COttIlrs
colt took bead OF him. and won the race by nine
lengths Inverness running hard, and onyx dead, trying
a. cave his distance.
T8IRD KACEPurse $780, mile heats, for all ages Closed
with the following entries: Isaac W. PennOck enGrs b. T.,
s years, by Colossus dam Maid Of Monmouth, by TIay.
eIer; G. Lloyd enters b. Il. Lord Monmouth aged, by
Basiicr. dam by imp LonRiOrd; T. O. Bacon enters L. H.
HOaTds d. K. COrslcau, years old by Uncle We dam
by imp. EOvercin; 4. g. Moore enters e. j. StOneWaI
jackson, years old, by Lightning dam Edith by imp.
SOVCrsig. HtOncWal was largely the faVOIitc the hy
by Colossus being the second choice. Afor three at
wallis rider TOO anxious lead On the quarter stretch
Lord Monmouth led 10 thc surprise 0f an. 81 The quar-.
ser.pOe EfOueWsH pulled 10 dead saudstli and,
ouV WHOM flc bySfandcrs sLOucd started again, with
thc other horse tyird Of mile alead Though uIlmug
well from that point hc failed 20 save lbs distance, aud
Nas ruled ont His diver complained that hc heard Ae
lrder 10 tap tho bell but not the dr1lh.bcat Much
money was loat tlns nllap rs bets tad
oeen freely made n 100 20 20 ana p on htOncWll.
COrfcan pulled l iu tls race evidently to 81, "lL
for the following GoaIs PeBpoeks MY by Colossus