The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16

OO1ODEn 10, 1901. ~ nj
Leatheriungs third lengths behind but six lengths
~ iron. q lara who was one hundred yards ahead Of
SECOND RACE
nAspicAr TOT al ages, one mile and quarter $50 en-
aided BY the Club closed With thirty nine entries eight
OF which canc to the posi-
]. b, Reed entered CHI. M Enchantress. by Lcxirg-
ton dam Ellen Batenan, by Glencoe, years Old,
W. weldon entered ca .. Local By Lightning,
J. 4. Bowling entered Sr. M 'Larns By knight o.
81 George, dam by Trustee years old, IS lbs....
hessrs Forbes and Jerome entered b. h. Luther, by
Lex nS.on dam Belle Lewis, BY Glencoe, years
H sanford entered CHI NJ Earring. by Rngscld
dam n, Emma Wright, BY vanda, years old, :,
weldon entered CHI &. iidsiaian BY commo.
R. B Forbes, Jr; entered br. b. Climax, by Barow.
ME. dan Jewell aged l05 lbs...................7
jas a,, p watson entered Dr. b. Captain Moore. BY
bairownie, dam Jenny Rose, by Glencoe aged,
nmno-a:ina;s1..' =
The betting was very brisk on this race. Mr. Dow.
lngs entr es Enchanress and Lurlne. had the call In
the pcei Hing bringing tho last pool previous to the
Local, brs ght s425 Captain moore sa10, Climax $780,
Earring $780, and Luther 800 The race being mile
AMI quarter the horses were started rom the three
quarter pole at the head OF the hornestrstch, and
worse start was never witnessed any track four OF
them getting away together while the other four
cnins thor more fortunate competitors Enchantress,
Captain Moore. Latasr and Local. Enchantress took
thri and Local fourth and this way they came rat
Ting up tho stretch and passed the stand Afterwards
came Lafring, LurliDe and Adebaran, with Climax
bringing up the but far behind bis chances
were entirely out There little change position
Moore and Local began 10 close I'll Encbantress. AS
they went around tho lower they took sides with
her. ana NJ they entered tho homestrech Captain Moore
was as her head He beat her stretch to the
gate, and was leading over length when he swervod
10 tho left and crossed her The had to pull olt
TO the right; but Captain Moore far in advance
70 DO overtakeu, and no went under the string two
lengths ahead of her in The quickest me wa believe
hr and BY tho ruling o oapn ~ Moore sGS for
crossing me track got place; Luriine taae
next, tasn Luther, Earring, Adsoaran aud Climax.
THIRD RACE.
pR~nux 5000, entrance money to second horse,
mile heais.
J. g. Moore entered b .. General Mcmahon,
oy Lexington, dam Magenta by imp York;
shire four years old. Observation-Disclosures. 3
D. Mcdaniel entered Dr. Clement by Lex
ington, dam Lucy Fowler, three years old. 4 8 /
l. W. Jerome entered b. r. Redwing, by Bal.
rownie dam Cyclone, by vandal. thrco
b, Booth entered ch. h. warbasnaw. b,
Young LaDgiord dam by Monmouth
E'npSs i im s' i.sos slo ssi Ss.i SAL aus
Before tho start Clement sold for the highest price in
the pools, bringing 1928, ~hile General Mchanon
brought $3.50 and Redsing and Warbashaw together
F.rt AeD.-Redwing got OF nrs,, and showing tho
fn-
ing in hall q length ahead OF Clement, who VAS six
lengths ahead OF General Mchshon the latter having
been akcn in band about half way up the stretch The
horse with tho high-soundIng tile was distanccd.
Time, l:46A
Second Hea,Cemcn, had the best Of the send or this
tme but before he got around tue upper turn General
Mcmahon rushed to the 'front.' aud led by lengths
the quarter pole, Clement second half length ahead Of
Rcdwing. Going around the bluff Redwins ran into
ond place, ana putting the challenged the Gen.
eral the lower They entered the h0mestretoh
yokei and after neck and neck struggle the General
a v neCk In.
ment was pulled up at the d stance stand and logged
homo The finish was very exciting. T,me las
TIL d Hed.-ClemeDt O. ain took the lead and made
sharp running from the start going round the turn
length N front Of Redwins. who was one length in
the pace and reached his Hanks but making the bend
to the right he shook her OF vt the hanIle pole She
also put on steam, and at tho threcquarer pole they
were all Tapped beautiful and exciting home
sued, Clement Winning BY three eOgtns Rodwing sec-
ond two lengths ahead OF Mcaahon Tne :521.
Fbu,h Heak-Clemcnt was now the favorite, selling
IN the pool Tor $780, alon $500 aud Redwing sio5.
General McSiahon took tho lead start and went
around the turn two lengths in advance Of Redwpg vino
was one length IN advance OF C!sment Asthey came
lapped tho General, aad one Of the most exciting
coatssts ccmmenced which lasted all around tho lower
turn and up homesretch, Mcmahon winning by
short head Redwng was about Elk len-ths behind
nme.l :63ts.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year ods entrance s. 900, half
forfeit, 10 carry 100 bs, Dne mile, which closed with
subscriptions BY Mr.. sanford aud Mr.. Norris
Mr. Morris entered Oh. B0aster, BY imp. Eclipse.
Mr.. sanford entered b. q. Northumberland, by Lex
ington, dam Novice, by Glencoe. .................
Time, l:5f.
Northumberland the IA 'orite. Bosser took tho
lead which he made into lengths song around tho
turn; length and half In front at the quarter
poe lcugia al Tho blun aud hall length at the
nal.-iniio poe. On tho lover turn Northumberland
took sides with him. and they ran yoked until snort
distance from tho winning post. when Northumberland
began 10 give out and Boasier beat him length and
haL Time, l:5i
f'a-Dny's Ences--Pooi selling last Night.
The sporting crowd that gathered at Dr. Underwood's
POOL room, at tao Broadway Cab House, last evening,
WAS greater and moie enthusiastic In pool buying