The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-20

Loadstone gained little the homestretch but this
the turn the second mule Climax again opcned he
gap 70 its original Dimensions The mile
three lengths ahead OF Thunder who was three isngths
In 'front.' OF Leatherungs Oakland nfth and Mdebaran
sixth. A, the quarter pole Climax was I'VE lensths
or more ahead Of oadstone and Old Abe WAS using all
his persuasion TO close up, and by powerful effort
down the backs,retch earned the gray TO within two
Lengths OF Climax q the half mile pole. He got little
closer the lower turn, and the cry adstones got
him. but TO the great surprise Of all Climax WAS given
again four or ave engths away from the gray OF the
other horses no notice was taken the between
Loadssone and Climax. and all eyes were centred on
Climax leading four iengths When about halfway
up, tho gray having boon hand for final EFFORT
rapidly Climax that il Was universally believed that
ne would win the heat but again. 70 tho establishment
a umax naa another linz 70 cast loose and dashed
and half In front, amidst the shouts or thousands
The others came In in the following ordcr:-Thunder
Aldebaran Nth. Leatherungs distanced The sime OF
the last mile was 1854. and Of the hcat 3]2
looked the distressed OF all the horses in tbs race
In tho poo he sold for e205 Loadstone for $135 Aide
osran TOR sisS Thunder for $40 and Oakland for $50
Climax again went OF with the lead and made strong
running from the stand Loadstone second, Aldebaran
third, Thunder fourth and Oakland last Climax was
was four lengths ahead Of Aldebaran the latter being
two lengths in front OF Thunder Oakland length be-
ihu NO cfAhgc LOON place on the DackStretch except
that Thunder aud Oakland passed Aldebaran Thunder
being third at the hafmle pole and working his
way gradually up 70 Loads.one Climax led three lengths
TO tho homesretch and he rushing up the heavy
track and passed the stand three lengths
ahead Of Thunder who half length in
front OF Loadstone, the latter three lengths
ahead Of, Oakland, Aldcbaran one length in the
rear Time, 30 Going into the second milo Climax
the gap on the turn and the two grays ran side
and side TO tho quarter pole when Loadstone again
showed his head and neck front OF his brother Oak
land tour lengths behind Going down the baokstrech
IgfA No In nv. bal u.,l
nj the half mile pole within lengths OF him. but
tho little darky had the latter bottled final effort,
and as he went into the lower turn no again uncorked
him and let him loose when he quickly Increased tho
length and breadth OF the daylight between them
Thunder had now given the chase up, and Oakland had
the third place and getting along admirably When
they reached the homestrctch whip and spur into
play unsparingy and tombstone closcd did Oakland
and two hundred yards from the goal tho
citing IN the highest degree All the arts and appl ances
oil the jockeys used and the horses dashed up ana
passed the stand CHI Myth and half in front OF
Loadstonc who length and a half ahead OF Oak
land, Adebaran ton lengths behind. and Thunder dis
tanced Time Of last mile, 1917, and OF the heat,
3:ll ". Tho following Is u summary
TnRD RACE The Ferry take a post stake premium
OF $500 for all ages two mile heats $50 entrance pay
or play, to carry 100 lbs except OF thre year
ODDS, Which ~ere to carry ther~pproprato weights Tho
second horse to save his entrance
Mr. Puryear entered b. h. Climax, by Barownie dam
an Arab mare, aged, colors maroon and black Il
Mr. Sondiord entered g. b. tombstone, by Lexington,
dam Blue Bonnet, years, eolors blue and blue
Mr. McDaniels entered b. h. Oakland, by Revenue,
dam by imp. Margrave, years, colors red and
red.
Nr. Watson entered cb &. AIdebaran, by Commodore
dam Mamie Lewis years old, eolors orange and
orange ,-......,..............
Mr.. Bush entered z. b. Thunder. by Lexington. dam
Blue Bonnet, aged, coiors blue and yellow. 3 dis
Messrs Bowie S'Hali entered b. h. LeatheruneS by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe years coIors red
Iirst Hat ssconf Hea,
First mile. ..............lS sk 90
Second mile. 1857 15lL
Total. .......3I2 3alI
THE FOURTH RACK.
This a scrub between a gray with
hundred and nifty pounds up, and brow grdins nj
catch weight They had three heats, "a follows
Alex. Elliott entered IN Lady Elliott, carrying
VIM. Gaahcr named br. g. Hards rabbe, cairh
Time, 2:i4-2:I3L-2I7E
At half past live the ladies' had waving their
handkcrches and pattng theT hoop skirts ccstacalIy
dorng the afternoon their avortcs showed In front
deserted tho stand and tho first days sport
The buyers pools settled up their business by SIX
o'clock Secnneus was deserted for the day.
There will he three TO-DAY. the first being hur.
die race IN which hve horses will contend then a
mile and quarter dhsh with four entries, and .
heat rice, with three entries.
In the pool selling last night at the OF Houston
street and Broadway few Of tie saes made asfo
lwsIn the hurdle race Zgzag the favorite bring
ing $2l0 while General Williams sold TOR 500, Night
lock tor SEQ, Mamie CrAddock for S54 and Roscoe for
SO In second saie Zigzag brought $500. Nightock
2125 General Williams SEQ Mamie Paddock Si22 and
Roscoe $40 In the two ana a qusrtor mile dash tho