New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
JHE UTICA RACE MEETING.

THIRD DAY-EXCITING sPOET-JoE DANIELS,
GEORGE WEST AND SUE RYDER THE WINNERS.
UTICA, June 27.--To-day was the third and
last day the Spring meeting OF the Utica Jockey Club
which has been OF unusual brilancy, owing TO tho
high character Of the gentlemen forming the e1ecu'
tive Of the Association and the Hberahty
which has dsting nguished their management at this
their inaugural meeting, As the two previous
days they were favored with beautiful weather and tho
additional attraction Of seepe chase, novelty TO the
residents OF Oneida County, brought out an immense
assemblage OF the people Of this section Of the State
Among the many distinguished citizens present to-day
on the grand stand, were ex.G0y. Seymour and Judge
Mason with their families.
The Oneida Handicap. the first race. was one Of mile
heats $40 entrance with $500 added OF the fifteen en-
tries only three stared-Joe Daniels, Buckden, and
Carleton Buckden was the ravoTite, selling for 400;
Joe Daniels 800 aud Carleton $25 The betting on the
race was most exciting, the countrymen who had
witnessed Buckdens clever victory over Joe
Daniels the day before in the twoDHe race
all went for him. while few NEWCOMERS who had lost
their greenbacks again invested him in the hope OF
making good their losses the previous race. In the
first heat BucRden had length the best OF tue start
and although Joe Daniels got terms at the half
mile pole Buckden left him again on the lower
stretch, and won the heat closely by half q
length in I:4ss. The betting now became 100 TO
60 on Buckden, but on the second heat Joe
Daniels took the lead and maintaining It throughout,
won the fastest heat in America at the weight
carried Ql4 pOunds) by 4year-od by neck IN li4i
Carleton six lengths behind Buckden. The excitement
now became intense and the betting became unusually
spirited the hackers Of Joe Daniels trying to pledge
their money Buckden, and the hackers OF Buckden
the reverse In the third and deciding heat Buckdon
Jumped of with the lead and retained it 10 the half
mile pole where Joe Daniels challenged and passed hun
snd won the and race by dstanciug his opponent
III l47t in what conessedly the best race at the
weights ever seen ia America.
EuHxyRI.
Buely Tuley's Boefaen, IsAIs by Lord Chen, dam an
CSSasisf scDHe. dS H. Joe b,hes j;sn b, Aao
yoSS @ ay.nd. pGHS Carleton yea BY Lee Paul
S'''s'' - POUNDS Time, i.,s. Il.i, t1i
The grand international steeplechase for parse OF $500
in gold ad four runnersieo West Corscan Trade
ana Victor Hyland's entry. Trsdewnd and Corsican
we're the favortes in the pool but after beautiful race
which afforded immense qualification TO the spectators.
George West spendidly ridden by Hugh Gaifney, won
the race by four lengths from Tradewnd, Victor third
Corscan pslked the first circuit of the Time
sos.
sHcoSp RlcE-Grsnd international ep,shae for all sges on
three miles far hunting course parse 500 go $40 to hr
ja Donohae eb George Was. years, By A,turaa
John Wand. Trdssnd, years By Lightning, BY
wiens Victor years by Uncle We Gam By imp seJhSn
John Iiyand' c0r'ein Agsa BY i@0' s0''rega'''''
The Consolation purse OF $500. dash OF mile aud
half for horses broken during the meeting had four
runners, the Moor, Sue Ryder Saturn, and Liverpool
The Moor was the fayore against the field at $50 10 $50
but Sue Ryder making the running from start to nsG
won easily by six lengths from the faYorite Time 2:.
TH.p -Couod,on Purse $50 for horse, beaten during
the meeting ,Ielude dash Of mile half Tor all sgI
Horses allowed pounds twice. 10 poundt
II pundn; $3.50 TO arst 800 c second $50 third.
D. Mcdaniel Co.'S b. Sue Ryler.........,..........
w. e..
j. T. Blsnchard's eh