The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23

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stand on hill and the grand stand opposite where
the hs hurdle pitched across the track which WAS
nrst by General Williams who seemed inclined TO
make the pace warm az the outset Citadel WAS the
leap, then came Backbrd, zigzag follow
Williams anu ss s Of 1 sS which /. sasa
the lower TO the second hurdle, which
placed within one hundred yards o. the
Blackbrd and Citadel took this hight together very
prettIy. short distance ahead Of zazaG Turning into
BiacEblrd, and when General Williams. with
his long lead, took the hurdle on the h home
the others seemed be just getting warmed up % heir
work. Citadel was second at this hurdle, about Two
lengths front Of Backbrd and Zgzag who came up to
gether and took the fight at the same moment Blackbrd
shatterng the top rail as he passed over Tho spectators
nations Of delight were INDUCED in As the horses
passed the judges stand they sharpened up little more
ana scps Ground the upps, turn the daylight
As he passed the quarter pole and came dashing down
towards the people he was leading aooat two lsns;hS
the General was the first over, leading couple Of
lengths, Citadel and Zlgzag taking Il together about
In earnest BIackbird up and passed Citadel, and
Zgzag collared General Williams. and the fight around
hurdle quarter pole Zgzag and General
Williams were head and head, and they went up 10 the
half length lfor the latter was up before the others
were down. Citadel close up Coming on the home
Ss nos
tween zigzag and the black. They approached sne
hurdle the h0mestrotch under the whip, DOM
took tho leap together From there the stand the
struggle sharp between them but after desperate
stor. Bac ,,, won BY 6alf length Citadel ana
lengths behind.
THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, handicap for all ages
800 subscription, half forfeit and only $25 declared
with 500 added $500 Of the stakes TO 60 TO the SEQ
n. H. Sanford entered Oh m. Earring, by Ringgold,
dam Emma Wright, BY vandal, years old, 81
Forb:. entered B. h. climax by Bairownie, dam
Jewel aged, l08 pounds.
Magnolia 81 1a Glencoe years Gid liz
James s. Watson entered ch b. Onward, BY Ringgod.
s% ny snerss Luther ao
ton, dam Belle Lewis by Glencoe years old, ios
W. Cameron entered imported b. c. Hampton Court
BY Young Melbourne, dam Durndana, years Old 10
RsO Read entered CHI. m Encn.niress by Lexington
dam Ellen Baieman, years old, 20 lbs .;......
A. Belmont entered imported b. Maid OF honor, by
Newminser, dam Aimalaya, years DID, u lbs s
Tho judges placed but three but the others we give 10
show the way they came In At the hnish Beacon, Della
ware. Luxembourg, Monday Ruthless bourbon, PIiva.
teer, Ripley Brague, Urbana and Mr. Morris gray colt
by Eclipse also entered 10 the above race, but did
| not start.
|
Onward had the call in tho betting over any othor !
horse and sold highes. in the pools Groy next,
Luther being third choice until just before the START
when Earring into favor and sold almost high
any Of them, her being very confident that she
@ su The other the race
orally taken in bundle for savers by the parties buying
a. the one Of the hurdles the horses were started from
the same place. false start sent Hampton Court and
Of Homo, about rn mile mnon SUa ss
the horses away even terms and - they passed
the blun Enchantress leading Earring second. Maid
ward sixth, G,lroy seventh and Climax eighth. Swing
Ing around the hill, and then the lower turn,
change took place In the position OF the h0rs0s En-
chsnrsss led on the lower turn Groy second Hanpton
Court third, Luther fourth Onward dnh Earring NTH.
the sSs her comn a.
the homsstrstch Climax put the steam, and passing
in the van she led past the judges stand one length
| In front Of Climax. Gliroy third, Luther fosssh,
Maid Of Honor las. and Of the Going around
| the upper turn Onward passed. Luther and Hampton
.n s.sy o
for already her STRIDE Uas SeOknntne nnAane
nal e d s: sss q. .
upon her hecls Glroy being second Climax third
Luther foarth-havinc passed Onward seain-HAmp,on
Court sxh Earring seventh The latter Ihen besan
make play and general shufe took place as they were
going around The turn: Climax ran 70 the front, No.
having shot her bolt at the halfme POLE fell
back Earring third Glroy fourth Luther f.h, Hampton
Court sixth and Onward seventh, and coming On the
winner; bat shors nssry quarter d .,ls % %
yet and there plenty Of room that distance for
70 shut up A. they swung the homesrsloh Earring
made play for Climax, and was soon up with and rat
Ting ensued between them all the way NJ The
quarter s,rssch the my going under the string winner
BY half length Gilroy third. couple Of lengths
separating him from Onward, who about neck and
shoulders In advance Of Luther; Hampton Court SIXTH
Enchanircss seventh and Maid Of Honor las, The time
or the first ihrsequarter OF milo 20 and the
following mile ;56,s, making total OF 3:il,
/ THE THIRD RACE
CONSOLATION PRrxIrm." $780, for all ages two miles
Horses beaten once during the meeting allowed ibs
| d. McDanies entered b. C. Morrsscy, BY Breokin-
ridge, dam by Bonnie Scotland, year old, 81 lbs.
J. W. Pennock entered Gu. c James a. Connolly, bv
Wanda. dam by Imported hargrave, years old,
John NJ Clay entered Dr. c Rivoli, by Revenue, dam
d McDanies entered b. h. Dazzle, by Lexington, dam
Bette Wards dam, By whal.eouo. ...............
/ Tine 3:41.
James A. Connolly was great favorte selling in the
rissey S4O0 No fancied Dazzle, his performances
on other occasions leading octisrs 70 let him alone
The horses had good even start Rivoli soon taking
She lead, Morrisssy second, Dazzle third and Connolly
led Dazzle second Morissey third tho vandAi GOA
fourth. Coming around 70 the bluff they cIessd up
we're neck and neck Connolly third, Horrs.ey sossss
swinging around TO the hafInie pole Connolly went 70
The front. Rivo,i second nors.es third and Da..s .
last OF his running In the race. The othen were
ming very fast nose and tall around the lower tars,
Connolly nrst, Rivoli second and Morrsssy third They
came up tho homesretcn in this ~ rafting pscs
| and passed. under the string in :4s Keeping Up The
the upper turn, norisssy about the same distance
behind the latter There change Of position 70
down % the pa Connolly sssyeS .coss sns rssi
and before the boy could straghsn him again horsssy
had taken his place. He seemed anxious 10 cut q"
and the hai.miie pole Rvo head and bead with
him He rallied again. however, on tho lower turn and
got away from Rivon who also "played out, only
little more So and made dash after Morrsssy,
ing up the gap pretty we'll bus the latter he'd good
| deal OF running stu left In him, and when Connolly
| called for IL no got ~ horrissey came up the home
stretch four lengths advance, and made the uss
| In 3:al the last mile being in SO. Rivoh half
| dozen eUgihs more behind.
| rms rouRur aAcR
sxrIsvo PREMIUM 5000 for all ages, one and quarter
mile 10 he sold for 81 900 carry their ap-
| proprats weights; those for ~, 600 allowed Ibs
those for 81 500 allowed 10 lbs
| Leonard W. Jerome entered b. & Redwing, by BAL
rownic darn Cyclone, by vandal, years old, TO be
sold for a. 600, 50 Observation-Disclosures.
1 d. Mcdaniel entered b. c. Ripley by JET Davis dam
Nina, by Boston, years old, 70 b. sold for 800,
Jas. Bevins entered blk. Z Annie Workman. BY