The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

speed for the grand struggle Abe heard him coming
and shook up the itle horse. and they came on tho
homestreloh with Delawaro's head on kn,ghthosds
sitlon. and as they came up the stretch DeAware's
longer stride brought him parallel with Knshthood
' q '' Ha w sushs o. Inc u
when cut Of the whip sent Delaware under the
string winner By q short neck more exciting or
not thought or Arcoa being Eve or six lengths behind
Knishthood and julius tour iengths further or Time
Of ~ :nd
were entirely gone and those who had laid money on
hin were hedging all they could :. one hundred % ten
V twenty Knighthood having cramped badly after tho
heat little blood taken from the bars OF the mouth
however, brought him about that he able start
again, but his chances looked small a. winner Della.
ware got away 6rst Knghthood second julius third and
Arcola last A tho quarer-poe Delaware led length
and half Julius second three lengths front Of Kngat-
hood, who was two lengths in advance Of Arcola There
was little change Of distance between them around the
the horses running at very moderate pace AS they got
into the homesrech they began 10 sharpen up ltte and
drew closer together Delaware leading length up the
stretch, julius and Knighthood head and head two
lengths in mont of Arcols As they passed. under the
string DelswAS led one length Knighhood second half
length Ahead Of Julius who was two lengths in front
the turn and the horses got farther apart but they
passed the quarter pole general rally tcek place Ju
Illus ran up and cut Knghth0od down and se all sail for
Delaware, but could not yoke him. He tried IL again
and again around tho lower turn without success;
tween these two, Arcoia and Knighihood were for
gotten shout Of look Al Arcola, drew tho eyes
Of The multitude back % the stable companion Of Ken,
was coming Nth rush for The others As.he quarter
mole he was length OF Julius, and as he came
on the homes,rstch wa al sas !sll Delaware ..,s
field forced Asco. along and sooF ss ana as
with all the energy his rider possessed sne as le2
dashed past the grand stand the struggle as exciting
IL in the previous heat In the exertons OF the
rider Of Delaware to force him 70 the fDsh the boy
twisted the saddle the aide OF the horse, and he
passed the pitched headong the ground bat
fortunately was unhuri. Arcoa the heat by
neck, Jaus third, two lengths behind Delaware;
Knghthocd four lengths further on Time Of the last
victory %''s va. 'R hated WITH ass Shouts applause
by those who had invested heavily ON him,
aud who had looked upon their money as lost
t'sElLNG PREMIUM for all ages l. mile dash, horsas
entered to be sold for $500 20 carry proper weight
81 500 allowed lbs 900, IL lbs The winner to DO
offered for sale on usual ierms
r. Ainsley's e Richmond, yrs old. by Two
Bits, dan, Faith, by Chide Harold, 10 be sold for
$500 Dress, white body, blue sleeves, black cap.
W. Pennock's Oh I'll yrs, old by vandal, dam
Maid OF Monmouth by Traveller, TO be sold for
81, 500 Dress scarlet jacket white cap J. Berry.
D. McDanel's Oh. m, yrs old, by imp. Knight q
ST George dam Zenith 10 10 sold for 81 600 Dress,
blue jacket rcd sash, red cap. Albert. ........-.
A W. Msrshalls a. h. Fordham. 9 yrs old, by mp
Eclipse dam Fidelity, by imp Glencoe 70 be sold
for $1,000. Dress orange and blue sash Gill. 49,. Or.
Time, 2:5lL.
Richmond the favorite against the Geld az ose
hundred TO twenty. The race being mile and half.
the horses started the hsf-m pole around
tho bend OF the bu and out Of sgbt from those
ON the grand stand at the upper end The chestnut
got with the lead but before they got half
way around the lower turn Richmond several
lengths In front under strong pull waiting for the
ever and the little gray gaoped around tho nish In
the hoowest style, ten lengths ahead " tho vandal
ally. who hundred wards in front OF the get OF
the knight OF - George. Time, 2:5ils
posr R.c.A aaB Fs ss;ss t %s s a. ago. all
horses 70 carry 100 lbs except three year Odds who had
for and geldngx Closed with subscribers
Jas. $. Watson entered CD 4. Aldebsran, by consmo
r. A. Alexander entered b. m Idlewild by Lexington,
s% ro oy and i.on,rd Jsome o,ered Oh fleet
wing BY Bsrownic dam Rhoda, by Gioncoe......
X. B, Forbes Jr, entered br. b Climax by Bairow-
NJ H. Sanford entered 6. Loadsfone, by Lexington.
Time 545h.
fdiewid sold highest the pools. Fieetwne Aideba
and Climax bringing about the same prices, while
Loadstone Knocked down a. low ngure. The latter
took the lead al the start. followed next by Fleetwng
then Climax Adsbaran fourth and Idlewild last Attic
quarter pole oadstone led two lengths Fleetwing
ond half dozen lengths ahead Of cimsx the old mare
and Aldebxran taking their time Climax made dash
around the bend and closed well up 10 the leaders AZ
the half mile pole Loadsone led two lengths Fieetwng
second, one length n front OF Climax dlewid fourth
lengths ahead Of Aidsbaran Al the three-auar,er
pole the three leaders were Tapped each other Idle
wild two lengths behind then Climax, with AldebAran
far In the rear, hiding his time. They up The
homctretch and passed under the string the FOLLOW
ing order: -Loadstone half length ahead Of Fleet
wing. who three lengths in front Of
Climax. the latter leading Idlewid three lengths Aide
bsran still hall dozen lengths In the Time OF the
first mile 5l,s Going around the upper turn tnsr po
held his own; but az they reached the Gil
made dart and went 70 the front, Loadstons
ond, Fleetwng third close up IdesiId fourth, few
lengths behind, and Adebsfsn last. As they passsf
under the string at the finish Of the Second mile Load
stone was hrst by length, Climax second, q length
ahead OF FIectwing. who length ahead or old
Idiewiid she being lengths advance Of Adebaan
The two miles In 3,tT Going around the ny.
per turn change 81 places ensued The old made
brush and In short time led The party, and they
passed the gnarier pole abe was one length
in the double shufhe, and cutting all the
Others Idlewild led ono length around the bend of
blu Aldebarsn second two lengths aead Of Fleet
wing who Q couple OF lengths ahead of Climax and
Losd-,ons. Who were running sids AMI side Going
around lower Aldebarsn dashed Ia the front
aud the race The struggles Of fdewlld, Fleet
wing Climax and Losdstone AT an end. as AIDE
baran al overy stride videned the gap between himself
and his followers, and he the stretch like
race horss, Ave- lengths ahead Of Idlowld, Who was
three lengths front OF Feetwing. tbs latter leading
Climax lengths, While Ioadsone vas pulled % ten
lengths further on Time of tho three miles, tl51
To-day there will be three racop The frst hurdle
race he Jerome race, for three year oids, aud
dash OF Que mile aud three-quarters-
MU s &c Al.