The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
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length ahead of Monsoon who began TO quit Maid
stone fourth, and Thunder the rear Coming up the
nomesuetoh the race was most exciting Climax makiDga
terrific rush. and landing at the stand winner by
head, Lu'eme second length ahead OF Maidstone,
who was Two lengths ahead of Thunder Monsoon two
lengths behind Time, I:46K
TA"d dHedt-Luileme sold highest in the pools bring
ns 100, Climax 100, Monsoon 125, Thunder IOO Maid
stone 80 Monsoon got away with the lead LuIIeme
second, Climax third Thunder fourth, Monsoon nth
Al The quarter pole Lueme and Monsoon were head and
head Climax good third Thunder fourth and Maidstone
last Al The bali mile pole Luileme led length Climax
second Ihunder third, Monsoon fourth Maidstone fifth
all DEAD ana TAIL Going around the lower turn they got
close together. Luleme leading Climax second and the
others parallel They came the homestretch In that
way, and after most beautiful and exciting contest
Lueme led in winner by neck, Climax second Maid.
stone good third. two lengths ahead of Thunder and
Monsoon distanced. Time, 1:47x.
Fourth Heat-Luileme was the favorite against
the 6eld at slight Odds Maidstone being the next the
hackers of Climax having doubts of his staying
qualities The horses had capital start Luleme soon
taking the lead. Climax second Maidstone third, and
Thunder fourth. Al the quarter pole Luilcme a
length ahead OF Maidstone Thunder third Climax hav-
ing fallen al 10 pieces. At the halg-m pole the
race lay between Luieme and Maidstone. who were
running bead and head. Thunder fourth, four lengths
behind The two mares ran neck and heck contest
around the lower turn and came up the homestrctch
under the whip. which applied TO both most vgor
ousy and they went under the string closely together
that the Judges decided dead heat Thunder was six
lengths behind. and Climax distanced Time, 1:49,<
FVth Heat Thunder was now the favorite selling for
l65, Luilcme 100. and Maidstone 150 IniIerne got
away 6rst, followed by Maidstone and Thunder
who we're close up. Before they got around the
upper turn Thundep went in 'front.' and led
length to the quarter pole, Luileme second
Maidstone one length behind. Thunder opened the gap
dow1 the backsrech and lengths ahead at the
half mile pole At the three quarters he was about the
same distance ahead OF Lueme who was length ahead
OF Maidstone. He came up the homestretch under q
strong pull q winner by four or FIVE lengths Luileme
second length ahead Of Maidstone. Time 1:51x
lSirth Heat One hundred to twenty on Thunde,
against the ncld Thunder took the lead, and was
length in front at the quarter pole Lueme second,
length ahead OF Maidstone They In this way dowr
the backsetch and around the lower turn Thunder com
ing on the homestretch length ahead Of Lueme
who was two lengths in front Of Maidstone He 10
creased his lead the stretch and by three lengths
Luleme second and Maidstone nve lengths behind ant
now ruled ont for not winning heat. Time, 1:52K.
Seventh Heat Thunder and Luileme were the onp
ones now In the race, and Thunder the favorte d
ten TO He took the lead At the start, was nevr
headed, and won by two and half lengths Time, 49,
The owners Of Teetxing offered to run him agaimt
Kentucky for stake Of one thousand dollart side,
four mile heats, of Monday next, thu prophc-
tors Of the TO add fifteen hundred ddars but
the owners Of kentucky declined the proposititn.