The New York herald., 1866-07-27

h the lcah Iairg tn qraricr-rn,e three lengths in
front Of WAGONS Nanda llly. Hunter's third. four
engihs adyaur ~ Norris Al sc unckstrsch there
littIe caange o. position wtt he sre except that
Morris had aiken fourth place. blL tS Elongated
o toe baskers OF The BarLlrlY ly signs
OF deep despair, seeing the appar ni inpo N.by her
oyertaking tie leader At the haii mile pole
Rrsh's ally sti cutting tho work. aSd leading
Waison's Vandal iil} couple OF lengths, Hunters
third. four lengths In front Of tho Barbarity ally Wat
sons Balrownie fIly last Going around the
lower turn motifs oily at length con-
menced TO run in earnest aud soon wss
quarter pole lengths ahead OF the vanda nliy Hun
ter's third one length ahead Of Morris, watsons Bal
rownie lilly several lengths behind most spirited
and exciting run was made up the homestretch, Norris
hly passing both Hunters and Watson's, and It was
cheering 10 sec the Frightening coun.enances OF her
she looked very much like winner as she appeared 70
be running right up TO Bushs 1ly but at the two mile
distance stand she threw the sponge and Bush came
under the string winner by two lengths motifs
second, two lengths In front Of Hunters Watsons Van
dial fourth, and his Balrownie nly nfth. Time 6l "
which exceeding good time for two olds under the
favorable circumstances but with the heavy track
Of yesterday the time is extraordinary
SECOND R.cE-The Saratoga stakes for two year oIds
one mile, $50 entrance p p.' 5000 added fourseen
e Bush entered b. T., by Bairownie dam Cyclone BY
F. Morris entered b. T., by imp. Eclipse, dam Barbar.
J. Hunter entered b. I. Flora Mcivor, by Lexington,
J. s. watson entered b. T., BY vandal, dam by imp.
J. s watson entered b. e.. BY Balrownie, dam Pasta.
oy revenue Time :six
THIRD RACE
This was dash of mile and quarter for all ages
for purse OF $780, and for which six entered but Rich
mond Of tem failed 70 put in appearance at the
cali Of time. The others John Hunters b. b.
Arcola, McDaniels bay gelding, by Arlington; Or.
Thunder, and r. McMchaes bay horse, by Voucher.
Arcola, a matter Of course the avoritc at large
odds one hundred to twenty against the field being
from the threequarter pole; but such start It
only eqnalled by somo at Paterson. Arcoa and
Thunder got away some time before the others
began moving. AS they passed the stand Arcola
leading Thunder by two lengths, the Voucher horse
third two lengths ahead Of the Arlington gcldng who
eight ten lengths ahead OF Luther who the
last TO get away the start Going around the turn Arcoa
opened the TO four lengths the Arlington godng hav
Ing cut loose and disposed OF the Voucher and after
wards past Thunder and made after Arcola at merry
pace faster than either OF them before.
Arcola led two lengths at the half mile pole the Arng
ton gelding second, a neck ahead Of Thunder who
half dozen lengths In front OF the Voucher horse
Luther stil dragging along considerably behind Going
along the lower Thunder began TO drop on, and
Luther coming up TO Voucher the three parallel
at the threequarer pole Arcola ut this point led two
lengths the Arlington gcding second six lengths ahead
of the other. Arcoa up the stretch easy win
Of the race beating the Arlington five lengths the
latter being eight lengths ahead OF Luther, who WAS
about SIX lengths In front OF Thunder Voucher about tho
same distance behind.
The following Is a summary
TfuRD RACE Dash OF mile and quarter, for all
ages; purse $500 Six entries
J. Hunter entered b. b. Arcola, by Lex ngton, dam
D. % hcDanIel entered cl g., by Arlington, dam Lucy
nAxai
Dr. Weiden entered b. c. Luther, by Lexington, dam
Belle Lewis, by Glencoe, years old .............
Dennis Ready entered 6. h. lhunder, by Lexington,
R. acM,en.sl entered b h, By Voucher, dam imp.
mare, BY Priam, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 2:lS.
TO-DAY.
Three will be run today, including the thrcc
mile heat race, In which Beacon and Onward will try
conclusonR