New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

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To,,o1,1rr Sent 0-The attendance at tne
IevnStou races to-day small me weather was 80. 49,
clear and pleasant IGe C TST1 Tme5Ss and 1861
The great races for tomorrow are TWO mle he"'
HersOg runs again. .,,>,o rur rNTpIps
Tho following entries for the approaching
Fall meeting Of the Prospect Park Far GROUND AssU1
@ t me held on the i4th, 10th, and 18th insts "sre
made last evening the rooms OF the Association NO.
lao Montaguest BrooKlyn; u.s. - h.@-s.
F,a Rao-POr horses that beaten three mihr
Premium, 81 OOo goo to srs e2g 70 sTeSno $ n EsBt
Bells Chandler Maiutin names Samuel D. Paehen 1"net ss
E RG5:t 81 no gto W. s Ma 6@nsi
R Rs%Ss o. g. Henry MURPHY Isaa Wheeler names bF m Lady
that have 9sys beaten f a r. .l FTs9' s1s
400 to s 400 10 I BSy NJ RoleS h W. B. Wife
man THIS race not yet dllsd.
her; ss' ., ssE S'ilsG ESQ 2S o
oTs Alex Patterson b.. Msgbaitan John Murphy b. o
d Scars N RodfP Dr. G'f oo S d DaD r Dresden re-
RaFor double teams to wagons FT.m,uin, 20 80 al
owners s11 names Medoc and N6ocEsh jesse Vale
and Honest Aliens NJ ROden Commodore Mutt and Unknown
First RaPr a haze beaten r 70 D IT.1 ,Ts
John Malone Young Wilks John LOye names D NJ lazy
M Relic Of eide NJ Roden 9. Capt Smith; w Baino
names E. white eel F. Nodne names Blk NJ Eastern
Snd RacFree for all horses premium $780, 81 100 to srst
name, b. MOsptain Boy Jas b. McMsnn Lady Thorn
Chss Champin names George Palmer
ANNUAL RACES OF THE MONTREAL JOCKEY
CLUB.
ST. HYAUNTHE, Canada, Sept. The an
nua races OF the Montreal Jockey Club came OIL over e
miles from Montreal the heart OF the French Cana
dian country, the of the rebellion or 1851 II Is III
beautiful situation the property OF the hon MI NJ
IofTamboise surrounded by beautiful pnery and very
level and well adapted FOR racing Inc MohlIeal lnes
ni s afteT Saratoga. but this year the races
we're postponed TO allow OF FTinco hItTI bo r
The attendance at the races farthe trains from
Montreal probably bringing out 1900 visitors added 10
hacks and refreshments, are on truly American scale
All the sporting celebrities OF canada were Oh course
men and ordinary travellers III viii DC bCtceu tnat sew
era American horses competed The track was IN g0od
order little scurry Of rain at laying the dust The
weather was after this, hot bright and sutry below
give a summary of the racing. -,-.-,-..,..,
which public moneys breeme DASH weight 0T
~ James Davessb Lottery, by wasram. dam by Niagara
ny w Hsas cb b. u r. BY WagIsm years
M D. BsunatJn,s c. Lord musk By Young Monarch dam
Mr. I Hop,rs e. Iion,dos BY Shin Fame BY Bob Logic
'ye'I'' 's D'''''''qJ 25
Although Lottery wac among the knowing ones me
fa7oTte IN the pools he \. p and Lord Musk AL so9
even, Ironsldes going for TRIES. Az the start arc
Lord Musk at slow pace, the other two ahop. teY
T 90 On the back S1it sTich o he
Musk dropping back, Ironsdes bad last on the last
mile Lottery leading by three or four lengths but at
T.
fine race ended Lotterys favor by hall length bad
third and worse fourth. The time was very SLOW, b:4o
first mile 2:23 second, 1853; third, GO DE- krWhh, the
well known Canadian turtle had bet OF S1O on every
second over six minutes ana so Won 80 inJ
the breeding Of race. horses
81 Uvacptte Plate 800 mile heats, weight FOR age:
Fisher CAousb b. Sir Archibald, by Rare dan, Daisy by
Mr. H. c. Io1 b. b. Wiley BY Vic dam, imp Silver STAR
NJ C. j. AOwsy Eminenee By Lexington out Of vandar
DAM +year' i0 .: g;
The pools this sold Sir Archy SlO5; Ney VAC;
EmiIence ST. Sir Archy had been lame but was now IN
fine order, Wiley too hlgh and Emlnence bad only
Just arrived from the States After two false starts IN
each Of which Emnence ran half round, Wiley and Sir
Archibald got OF together Eminence three lengths be
hind. The leaders locked the whole way round Sir
Archy at the finish winning by short head Wiley second
and Emuencc good third. Time l47!, equal 10 l45 on
course In the second heat Sir Archibald led all
round and won by length, Eminence length behind
| Wiley. Time l4Ss Sir Areby was well and Wiley very
Ladies Plate 500 mile half dash gentlemen rdsr, 40 ~
Mr. c. Aoways Climax, by imp Barownie dam Jewel by the
Plsr earsons cl T. wooiios BY Lexington By
Cataract and viey were entered, but did not start
Climax was the favorite at 5 to1. He was ridden by
Mr.. Clement AllOvay well known on the American
old Blackbirds rider; Archy Fisher rode the
chestnut. Climax led all round. AT the mile and IA
quarter he allowed Tom Voolfolk 10 close but leaving him
at will, hard held by several lengths The time,
considering the weights, very good half mile, %;
mile, 1:52i mile and half, 24s
Fisher Carson's b. j. H. Daley years ...,......,....l
John MeNaughtOnsb Cataract yeas............."
Iime-2:gi
Betting 100 TO 30 Cataract, who led round the
mile In 201. On the home stretch, by brilliant riding,
Arcy Fisher, Daley, took short lead which he kept
and won by two lengths. great amount Of money was
| lost on this.
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