New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

ST. HYACINTHE, Can, Sept. S.-The second
and last days racing OF the Montreal Jockey Club came
off today The weather still cloudy, with an occa-
sional sprinkle Of rain, and the attendance
large as on the first day. Betting very brisk and
the fayOrites won every race. The fret a hurdle
race for $3.50 Dash OF two miles, over eight hurdles 81 feet
high, wetCr weights. The betting 100 To 40
an starlight The horse had not got over his Saratoga
sickness and short OF work; beside his leg
was bandaged having shown signs OF giving. The start
was at a common canter, Starlight letting the colt lead
twenty lengths to the first hurdle and waiting for fall
The colt getting safely, John LawOr then shook up
the old horse and was on better terms by two t
the second hurdle where tine young one fell, but
beautifully picked up and renounted. The par ran
in earnest Starlight pulled back let the colt lead
the fifth leap and then eollaring HIM on the back
stretch got The sixth half length ahead The
closed again, but Starlight drew clear him under
pull and led the seventh fence. At the last
horses well together, but Starlight hard held
The colts bolt shot and he fell again. and Starlight
in common canter in 459i The rider OF the colt
was presented with liberal purse for his pluck This is
LawlOrs fifth successive annual victory IN the hurdle
H. H. Loyds IL Starlight by Star Davis out o.! Brown kitty
b K1rwn b ei, ,J paptSs~6 y.ar ~ 1oo
J p Dawss's b. g. Lottery by Wtgram. dan by Niagara,
''''' Tho, i;s drawn
The next for the Province Bred purse OF 5000
mile heats weight for age. The betting was 500 TO $40
Lottery. The favorte took the lead each heat was
never headed, and won under a strong pull by two
lengths very far time for hreequarter bred horses
The track heavy particularly up the back stretch
and about three seconds slow
J. P DA-es,b g. Lottery by Wsg.m dam BY Niagara years.
Fisher J. H. daley tpsdsrs unknovnJ years i9
pO'-I''''''''''Tr Tim, 81 Isl, ''''''''''''''''
For the Jockey Club purse OF $500. two mile heats
weights for the betting 800 To $40 Climax
after the first heat 800 To $50 The favOrte took the
lead in each heat under pull and kept 1t from TO
finish, beating Wiley the first heat by two lengths and
the second by neck. p
C. j. Ahovays m Climax By Barovne dam Jewel. by the
H. BOyds b. b. Whey by une. Vie dam imp silver Star. y
lO' b'.''''''''''''''
Time, l56 l.52i
The lastrace was FOR the beaten plate for which
horses entered. and were handicapped thus: Tom VOL
folk years ll6 n; Emineuce years llU n; bnt Tom
Voolfolk declined the handicap, and the race did not
| come of.
THE LEXINGTON RACES.
| LOUISVILLE, Sept, 10.-To-day the attendance
good The first race was for the Produce stakes for
three yearolds two mile heas entries but only
| three started.
o.. Tb0mass $500. I
JohB HsrpsTs eh Exchange.
GeD. BufOrd's b. {. NertAilet
Time--3t0 and 3.Ni
The second race mile dash, and the following
| was the result:
Gen. A. Bufords sud g. @. Bseopth LyDehburg ....l
same oruers.t Annette.
John Harptrsb Lyttleton
Ak W.Vney,h by Australian dam BY Bob Jobuson.
o. o. Tbonsss ErstJ ...................5
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| LA CROSSE.
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