The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE n, ,see

Biessingtoa sl They oams up the quarter srsscA in
twenty seven half seconds, Earring with her head
Of Richmond Lady Bisasington fourth, two lengths
behind, but three lengths In adIsnce Of
ma. ana wen. 9 &c
reached the quarer POLE Captain Moore beoond Earring
third. Lady Bes.angton fourth and the ssldins last
the others vsry rapidly and had commanding lead the
half mile poe Captain Moore second Richmond having
ps. I Ss n: % .a
Captain Moore close up, Richmond third Earring fourth,
Ss ss's dead beat one hundred yards behind s the
to the stand Captain Moore and Richmond drew closer
70 the mare. and As she went under the
front Of the Captain who was but half
length ahead Of Richmond and the struggle now set
In In earnest In going round the turn Captain Moore
took the lead from the mare and he half length in
front Of her at the quarter pole but Richmond then cut
loose and passing both the Others on the
beaten, ami the race lay between Captain Moore
and Richmond the latter seeming to have the affair n
forced closer up to the gray bu. he came on the
homestretch he shaken OF again. and to every ap
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; and passed under "jpssi y
was eighty yards ahead o Earring and Lady Blsss1g
ing Vas not after the nrst mile The following Is
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quarter mile dash the second horse his entrance
j. 8 Watson entered b. h. Captain Moore, By Balrow-
ME, out Of Jennie Rose by Glencoe, years old. ;,
Bowie / Hall entered 3. .. Richmond, by TWO Bi,s,
dam Faith, by Childe Harold, years old red and
sandiord entered oh. m Earring, BY Rinssod.
dam Emma Wright years Old, blue and blue. 80.
Eclipse, dam Flo, years old red and blue .......
7. Herman entered CHI g. pedigree unknown, aged,
blue and red...... -:
THIRD RACE
The third Of the best that was ever wit
messed between two three year Odds at mile heats
the three heats being closely contested, and the
speed that the heats were decided by the advan
tage go; At the send on Enchantress the iavor,te
third the Jersey Derby, and is by Lexington out OF
Ellen Baeman, by Glencoe, while Dot her opponent Is
Of Laura White by Glencoe, and more promising pair
Of FLIES not to be found in New jersey At the present
writing.
Frs Heas-Dot won the pole, and jumping away with
the lead soon length In 'front.' which she increased
70 two at the quarter pole; but this was reduced on
the oacksroch to at the half by Enchantrss forc
ing the pace On the lower turn Enchantress still fought
for the lead and lay the quarters Of Dot as she came
favorte beaten Dot going under the string length
in front, making the heat in A.
Second Heat-Onc hundred to forty was now offered
Dot. At the start she swerved little to the right
and Enchanress jumped TO the inside and took the pole
and they got away on pretty even terms and dashed
and head past the quarter POLE and down the back
stretch they were side by SIDE In this way they ran
until going into the lower turn when Enchantress show
ed her neck and shoulders In front Of but the latter
with hcr again at the three-quarter pole A
beautiful and exciting struggle lasted until they passed
under the string, Enchantrcss winning the heat by
head in :50N.
Third Observation-Disclosures was the favorite again She
did cool out WELL and looked jaded whom brought up
for tho deciding beat great deal Of unnecessary
trouble to get the best Of the send on for
Enchantress but with all the engineering OF McDanes
Dot got the best OF IT, around the turn length
In 'front.' and two lengths ahead at tho quarter pole
Enchantress then forced the pace and was only one
quarters but the homestretch she began to fall or
and was beaten 20 the score a length and half In
1:52A The following Is q summary
Third RACE-Hoboken stake, sweepstake premium
OF $780, for three year ODDS out of that
produced winner Mile heats. $50 entrance half for
felt
NJ H Sanford entered b. T. Dot, by Mad An
thony, dam Laura White by Glencoe, blue
anu Dlue = 7
D.: Mcdaniel entered Oh. T. Enchantress, by
Lexington dam Ellen Bateman, red and blue 2 /
Time, 1:47-1 :50X-1:52x
Four will be to-day, two Of TWO miles and
half EACH two mile heat race and dash Of mile
for year Odds The latter closed with eleven cnree
In the pools last night at Underwood's Pool Room,
OF Broadway and Houston street. the following
few sod which show the average Of the betting
to-day's races-In the first julius brought $780,
Backbird $l1o, Lady Dan SIS.
In the third race, which will be mile heats they
tombstone. 5000 2ss 900 500 go 40 2l(
Knighthood........ 100 l45 136 210 23S 20 III