New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
The TURF.

PATERSON RACES--FALL MEET1NG-sECOND DAY.
The second day OF the races opened cloudy,
with heavy Jog aud east wind, which shifted
10 the west and the sun shone brightly in blue sky.
There was n larger attendance than Tuesday, and
many more carriages occupied the field. The track was
~ fine condition. The pO0-Selling more spirited
than on the preceding day. and few ladies bet fans and
gloves.
The First Race was a steepie chase OF three miles. two
over the tn aud one over the track Win six hurdles on
the track aud along The rising ground at tho fence, and
held Ii handicap of t25 each, halffo fci $500
added for all horses But of the entries but three
Embellishments. RemOrSe baud Tycoon. The betting
was heavy on Starlight and taken three to one against
had his friends, but lie appeared in too eshy condition.
He is a fine animal, with a free motion. Thers
belief that hut for the slip Of his rider the proceeding
day lac mieat have won race But Starlight Was Ia fine
start Starlight dashed to the lead followed by Remorse.
whose rider but him at tho joint OF the hurdle struck
hind foot plunged forward. and turned sonlesault over
hIs rider hundred voices cried, The man Is killed.
but The rider had received only shoulder sPrain, while
the her,e eganiug hs eet ran Till captured IN the
ieapcd the hurdles. dashed along the fence grouud.
cleared tue iwal haads 'uley. with Remorse gal
both a horses %rrc held back At the ditch they made
fine jump, Starlight most easily, and Renlorse only
mile, both horses we're pulled in, Renorso now leadug
but ntShap decided the race Rcmorse broke strr,!p
and slipped his gIdle but while Starlight wei, easily
and slowly ahead RemoIscs rider put him Ia the hur
coming in a walk Bets had been made time at
SOC. but Starlight passed the score IN 1918.
Cop, Painter enters sis gGi years by Davis
NJ Ess & Renor,e,5 ,ss" BY imp Elr'c Rescue
C Broa @ Tycool, aged By Mclr. dam Xc Pic, W 6,
The Second Race was the Passac handicap sweepstakes
Of so each half forfeit $1,000 added three miles and
distance for al hort - entrance for each noiuaton
Five accent Winners of over two miles, after
Connolly sld gh. at six and halt TO ono against the
we're knowing ones who liked Aldabarnn. At the tap
the three horses got of well, the pretes
Connolly. hets offered and taken nj 40 to 100
Adabaran against Connolly Both were pulled IN. 1t
WasA pretty gYcaudakc brush 10 the half-mile pole
whed Booth dashed ahead the other two horses tapping
each other After hafu neckandneek race along the
hOmestreteh, Booth The first mile III 149t Adbaran
and Connolly brushing for ihe second nile quarter
whore they kept their poillons-on the hacksretch Con
the second three quarter Connolly led the others lap
Two former nearly neck and neck the second mile
in 1865, At the tld nile quarter Aidahaun goes ahead
length and half. Booth ten eugDs behind all. Along
the stretch Connolly closes at the third half he and Al
dabaran are neck and neck the excitement is inense
at the third tlreequartcr Connolly pushes slightly ahead
on the hoestrech they again neck ana neck; Booth
dead gone and AdanarHn the score meek aud
Shoulders ahead Of Connolly IN Sal, AMID wild onthus
asn ana cheers
" wedeus oh AHab.ra BY Commodore Mamie Lewis sss
" asc i a: a. ccapo b. yial dam b N,s
Nj FiF'S larry ior'a b SjsnI. 50 n.
The Third Race was selling race purse $3.50 mile and
half DASH Horses 10 be sold for 81 000 their proper
weights $780, allowed ~; 1910 ~ o. $500 q NJ $500 %
n. The winner 10 be sold after She Any surplus
the price named 10 to the lessee EnchaniJess
started nrsl, Richmond following Keeping those positions
at the quarter The race even Que 10 the end OF
Tie mile when Bonnie Doom went ahead. with Enchail-
trcss well up At the 3pOe Bonnie Doom sull leading,
and crossing the three ghs ahead OF Richmond
IN 2:89i
To-day there will he hurdleraoe, two mile dash for
theey earOldr, race twome heats Tor all ages and
sweepstakes Tor tw0yeaT-Olds
HIGHLAND PARK HORSE FAIR AT NTwBURGH.
NEwBURGH, Sept. 16.-Ye sterday was the first
day Horse Fair OF the Highland Park prVr1etors,
MessTs Leonard & White. gOodly number IN at
tendance the day being clear aud the air cool aud brac
ing last three days. aud fine tfOtting rs
peced The first for purse uf $3.50, free Ia all
horses that have act beaten three minutes IA public. mile
heats hest three Ia ye IN harness Tho following was
the result the betting the start being heavily IN favor
the bay geldIng Twaug, who wOntime. 2:i63 RAJ ISIS
2:43 The ucXt race for all stations that nave not
beaten 230 in public. Latham won. although MambnhO
Prince was the faY0Te. Tme2:42 20t 255, 357, EJ!
2.36.