The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09

namely Mr. sandfcrd's black colt Virgil, Mr.. Bevias
black ely Anue Workman. Mr.. Jeroms's bay horss
bS.ees Mr. Reeds chestnut mare hao men nss nj
Jchnsons bay cold Duke Of Orleans In the pool selling
Virgil broush. $40, Enchantress 500. Luther $50.
had much trouble getting them Oh evenly together sr
unsuccessful attempts being made before they were start
third, Enohsniross fourth, Lady Dan afth and Duke
OF Orleans last They ran rapidly across the obiiqns
third Luther Saas puas 81 orleans ara
and Lady Dan bringing up the The race was
around the lower turn and up the homestretoh Virgil
winning the dash by half length only and making
me best tims on record Luther wasa good third En-
chanuess fourth Duke OF Orleans nfth aud Lady DAa
axth. The time was i;lsk. The following is . suua-
mary
THIRD RAcr.-parse Of $500, dash of thres-qusrssu Il
Mr. Sanford entered blk G. Virgil, by vandai. dam
Mr. T. q. Bsvius entered blk T. Annie worxmsa, by
Forbes and Jerome entered b. h. Luther, BY LsI,ns-
ton, dam Belle Lewis years old. ................
Mr.. Reed entered Gu & Enchsn,rsss BY Lexastos.
dam Ellen Bateman. years old. .:.,....:.:..... 6
by Jack Mnone. dam by Wagner years old 49,.
Mr.. Bevins entered b. m. Lady Dan Bryant, dam
Fanny e.. sysars Old.
The English TarE-Brfghton Races and Run
ming for she Brighten Cup-Tho Other Ces-
tests tho Course.
~ oH' 0ao'o u0sp~So' Puo'''u "ey ~
thursday mornings We received intelligence reporting
the BRIGHTON fEnoIandl rscas Thfs neetinr which n
ono ~ ~. ..s, .s-.,. :, - i. $500, - a.
~ - VIZ -'s' pop"'"' VI 'n' Sss'o" '" '0o ~ -
proximity TO the charming watering place from which
IT derives It's standing commenced on Tuesday. The
attendance Is always very large all the pleasure seek
the gaiety OF fashionable watering place and attend
one OF the prettest race meenes az the wear At the
same time
The principal events OF the first day were the Bies
NAL stakes OF ego over a one mile course and the
Rolhschld stake The Biennial was won by Trocadero
Van Amburg being placed second.
Trocadero is chestnut colt by Monarque out Of An,
Of Comte Lagrange This colt ran fve times lsst yesr
and won twice His career omen ed at Goodw whsa
he ran third FOR the Fndon sstas and then he an
10 tins meetng when he won the fteentb Brishtou HI
enniaI OF colo and on the Thursday following the
brighton Climb Rennial M f2s0 In the Nevmarket a
Of October he vent FOR The Middle ParE Plata Of e. 40
but the copsnv WAS too GOOD for him AZ the HouSt.
ton meeting he started for the Criterion stakes Of I SO
but did not improve hs position This closed his per-
Van Ambury nv Van Ca,sn ont NJ Csvriapa the prou.
ertv NJ Mr. Flaming ia ono ~ the 6ar, div,sion n.
vss fancied n rood des for this vear,s Derbv but
.,,rred ono ~ ths hccLm.kar., Sr,srSs -"
Ths Rotbsc,;Id stshss for tvovssr o,ds vss IN. hv
PATTY North star sscond ana Eam a. Vic third tn,
i.ttsr the nronsrtv n NJ Hswtsv IA browr oo,t nv
49, d.r s.p ~ ~s. ho.shs ~ NJ per-
ham s sale Of vssrlinrs for ninety eupsss'
Ths seccrd ds~ A. ts,;sh,on m. .t,acA
.,cs - sersr.,x ssr isrs" .n% ths srctemsnt var,
great a. IN hs y.u ~ The Tsrcbton The rsce oe
the mestine n was Won bv Hcusev Tcpdsi seco.d.
the ceiebrsied lecturer third Nousey brown hcrsc
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