Sporting Intelligence.
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New Yoxx JOCKEY CLus SrRINo RACES - UxeN
CovRsr, LoNo IsLAyp.--SEcoND DAY, (WEDNEsDAY.)--
The attendance most lmited did not equal the
thousands of the previous day. This entirely owing
to the management Of the whole affair Had good sense
prevailed the three and four mile would have been
made for different days. and the minor affairs mixed up
with them but II was the two grand features Of the
meeting came OF on the st day. and there nothing
left to attract for tho second This will account for the
attendance this day The weather most favorable,
lar different from that Of the prsvionday and the track
in toerable order But beyond this al cold and in
dierent-scarcc member Of the Jockey Club present
what did take place would not have di.graced them
for the first piece Of sport announced namely purse Of
$20o free for all ages-two mile heats. Entries =


s. Lairds b. h. Bob Logic, by Imp Langford, dam by
Jas K. Van Matters b. by Imp Lsngford out Of Caro-
Charles s. Loyd's gr Esta, by Bolivar, dam by Imp
The latter did show At the start Logic took the
ancs bu. going rather slow to the haltc 70
offered on Logic and no takes aiterward: 20 10 with
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a7s although the msksePers ON the grand stand made
second hsst-Fivs to ono was now freely offered on
aSs:r they y wsS. S well .os.tasr S BOTH son. c sSss





I'd length in front Al the drewgate coming in,
they looked ks abreast but the colt led home after
hard about half length In front, for the 6rst mile.
s.; =: Any ::ss
but notwithstanding most beautiful struggle ensued
Logic led home in comparative ease by length IN sm
McComb rode the winning horse. esi & asfriao
The next was race, mile heats for which entries
Mr. Copover,s 81 III satan s vears stt~
Mr. Ksndalls Langford c.


Mr. ---'s sor. h Revenge


The latter looked wei in some respects and consider
ing he had been only week In training, and
race before. made very nne show At the start the
:orrsl soGk the lead Tie Lsngsord colt veil up satan
Langord colt came in 'front.' which he maintained homo
in I'm b6s. Satan nearly dst1nced


Second heaGThs soel took the lead; At the quarter
for abort time; but shortly. ssr the latter s Oh 70
wards the half and the Langord colt maintained his po
.on hcms soss six snghs in front q hs !orTs n n
neT T,r was rode by McComD ip ysry good .yls vet
Jockey Club, and is to Be feared, nH3ep sh9gs - -
Rsss R.1.s'd very differently this = 1A' M'.'s'''


TRorrsra ON rHr CErrnrviLLE TaAeks-zf esssiaJ{ ~
there wes tolerable muster On The IT,, ~ .h~ss
ness the folowng'A purse Of ~ .ls ~ - ~sdistsiy
ssr he 1 race: over s. Union coa''s The following


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Il: . :,s = .ssS. q e.: sA 4. Z ;s'-T1iss *.
second kssi i s siyls, n 9. - The third heat Sy
sbout AZ engshs IN a. ~ the s1ie
tactics tactic ?, Ss a:sH sosS d Ss training and driving
sucosssfal ansA, and deserves every praise ior nv
efforts