The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20


he point Of ths ~csse and tail. When To- rounded
engib; Riyon bluff De courcey s.ili led one
eng'h ahea jumped %psdav into Ros place, half
now pu' day was beaten, Ia Gilpa,rck on Ruthless
-an ..on steam, and ip going round the lower tarn
+ er pas. ny ,S close up to De Courcey The lat
the best os it, and as the race now lay
between Kim and the great Ruthless the ex-
ed the grand stand they head and head and
RUTHLESS staid longer In that position with De
the eS saekened his nace under he whip and
Ruthless beat him over the score half length Ryoh
three four lengths behind Monday several lengths
further or Time 3:05 tho las. mile being run IN loi
This was capital race, and when tho weights-one hum
bred and ten poundstnat the youngsters carried are
races that ever took place in America.
THE THIRD RACE.
onss 0 $50 win ySa s7oC added
y. Morris entered b. I. Cleopatra, by Eclipse dam
Mr. IN s sanford entered b. Puck By Soy than dam
NJ H. Sanford entered oh. /. Pretty One, by Lexing-
ton, dam imported, by Weatherbitt .............
Thomas Bacon entered br f. by Revenue. dam Sea
81 Paul q gysoS oDeron Mary Martin and La cnde
son were entered, but did not run.
Time, 1:09A
Tho betting about between Sanford's two and
Morris lilly IN the pools Bacon's not bringing a. much
as either OF the others
This beng FIVE furongs the youngsters were
started at the same place the other races wereim-
mcdaey under the club stand and directly in front OF
the grand stand aud all the people; fact the view al
from place bettor any other that
10 chosen on the ground Bacons lilly jumped OIL with
the lead, Pretty One second Cleopatra third and Puck
fourth They ran In this way past the half-mle pole;
but on the lower turn change took place, Morris oily
running up and taking lead OF four lengths Baeon's
hiiy second half length ahead OF Pretty One who
one length ahead OF Puck The here virtually
over as Cleopatra led up the homesretch TO the stand
the easiest kind Of winner by four engha Mr.. San
ford's pair made capital up the homesretch for
second place. running head and head the finish Puck
four lengths behind. Time :o9s4
THE FOURTH RACE
sSo en n1q s Wr nsa sy VAN
dial, dam Anse's dam, by Yorkshire years
old. ...................... 1
breckenridge, dam by Bonnie scotland, 5
years old. ........................l 2
Morris entered g. G. No 8, by Eclipse dam
sallie Ward, by john II. Grimes, years old. 6 8
Leonard w. Jerome entered b. I. Redwng, by
a Ss''o"n'' dam cyclone oy vand.' = years q 8
James s. Watson entered b. e. Capt Moore by
BalrosnIe dam Jenny Rose, by Glencoe.
NJ II. Sanford entered b. Dot, by Mad An.
thony, dam Laura White, BY Glencoe, years
j. d. weIdon's CHI. C. Billy Conner was entered. but
did moi start. 10y
vrg IN 'se poo n sales trough, 1900 No $3.50
wing $50 '''' '-'' '''' Nv A'1 -''1'
yyrs, yzeot Morrisev inmned awav ars, ran. Moor,
second. No 2 lard bot fourth. Redwnnc afth Virgil
haIfr nd and
Thsy ran arnnnI The tnrn thai way ht as Sav a
preached the quarter pole. Can't Moore and Rcdxing
TOOK sides with Morsey and the trio ran head and head
mast thai point No fourth Dot nth and Virgil sxth
INV saparated again going around the biur ana uorrs
sew led Redwing second No third Can't Moore fourth
Dot ffth and Virgil last They were ali very cose Ia
rether AZ The haf mile mole Rad wing Showed in 'front.'
Capt Moore second, Nor risey third not neck's diner
ence between them Thew then bccams mrsileI sosr
nd ran hod anS heoa sroun% The i .a,e, Asa ,
the homcstrctch Dot fourth No NTH and Virgil sixth
Virgil fifth and No sixth Canaan Moore ooked varu
much ike winner but when one bundred Yards from
home Morrissev WAS cut loose and Uonu with ! rnsn
soon cut down The Gallant Caniain and wan In wnnsr
by three leneths dot was third iensth beh,nd he
length in ADVANCE 81 virr The latter beu ,.o isnsths
n front 81 No a Time Ia
for S2lo whiIc Virgil brought SEQ his backsrs believ
inc mar he did mot Strive FOR Inc first heat on az
his getting such bad ssndo The other horses brought
very little as Inc suppostion was that the race sv 6e
tvcen Nnyrissav and V,rri not s;tnsterain" sr2ssr
Moore ran 1 capital second: but thew knew he Wa in
danger Of brcak,nr down a every iumn hesdss the
weight he wps carryfnr-12s pounds-vas enou0h II
stop him even should his lece hold ont The start
this time was q good one Morr,ssey sliehuy on Inc
ead with tho Others On even x th.v rsr sro,rd
the upper turn Virgil went to the front lorrissev sec
ond Red wing third No fourth Dot MN ana Captajn
Morrissey second one length ahead OF Redwins. the
others tailed or with daylight between Thorn, No. 8
!ouI.n, pos nlsn anu Saraln moore sxn Iney ran IN
The rst uasna the half mie mole ethan, chsnnn0
POSITIONS except that Dot HAD now the fourth place.
g 'en QUE cns aSunu .ne lower tuIn ana Drought
ahead Of Redw wing Dot fourth M afth ana CANAAN
Moore sixth. beautiful and very exciting race then
ensucd between Morrssey and Virgil which lasted to the
judges stand, Virgil winning by length. Dot Captain
Moore and Redwng side and side nearly all the way
up the homestrcch and beaten about six lengths
The third place awarded Redwng as il was said
she beat Captain Moore neck the latter being slightly
in advance Of Dot No 8 was last. limo I:5ok
Third Heat.-vireil now sold for $780, while the
whole field brought but S160. The horses had very
but In n m Virgil tho
closely pursued by Moissey and in very short il
evident that the lay between these two Alone
the others did not mako much effort AZ the
quarter pole Virgil lead length but as they swung
around the buG Morrissey had him by the nose and at
tho half mile pole leading while Virgil seemed in
trouble Going around the tower turn Morrissey contn-
ucd TO lead one length; but they ncared the three
quarter pole tho black seemed to como again and he
race sharp for a considerable distance, the black
working up gradually 10 Morrsscy's mead, until he