The New York herald., 1867-05-25

still alive, and win probably make his appearance In
his neiehborhood the coming summer
rne opening race was for premium Of $500. mile
and quarter dash, for all ages for which Mt 1orrs
l. Rnthiess, Mr.. Jsrome's =. Luther, M ksads
Iered and they all came to the post as the call Of the
bugle. Ruthless great favorte, her easy victory
ns Ss doS ogs 70 Tny on h
winning could not find takerA Dr. Under
wood threw be, out q Tns the pools and sold
business done the choice for second place. Luther
had the call account Of his game struggle with Mon
day the day before and he brought the highest price,
selling for S2l0 Mittie bringing $l40 and Urbana $780,
The horses were started At the poe and
s s Ss S
last but NOT far behind. AS they raced up the home
stretch IN front OF the grand stand Luther went to the
Of Urbana who half length advance Of Mittie,
will Ruthless length further behind The pace was
not great the tune occupied in running the first quarter
round the turn Luther still led length Mittie second
one length In front Of Urbana and Ruthless, who were
eide and SIDE As they reached the quarter pole Ruth
less passed the gray and he fell away as II some acct
dent had tefaen him; and as the horses came around
Attie side and side. and Urbana two lengths
behind Turning again to @ the hsn-mils
acquired and seemed TO be running strong, Ruthless
having given Mite the go-by before she reached this
point fne race now lay between Luther and Ruthless
and appeared to the spectators very close thing, and
many were disposed 70 bet that Ruthless would not
catch Luther. Going around the lower turn Luther
still maintained the front position until short distance
quarter poie the lly cut loose and
yoked him, and they swung into the homesrctch
for the mare moved BY i'm as gracefully and steadily
ascould be, and came up the homestretch widening
avail and as Ru,niess came 10 she ersnd stand and
passed front Of the delighted spectators she per-
forming her work with the greatest apparent ease her
rider having her bard in hand She went under the
string two lengths ahead OF Luther, who ten or
twelve lengths in front OF Urbaua, who had managed to
stand to stand was won in 4s and the dash in 2l5X
The following is a summary
quarter 11ss mile. 1is@ : ''' = ''''' " - -
f. Norris entered b. T. Ruthless by imp Eclipse, dam
BarOary, by simoon years OLD old: !. I;.n.s,on
dam Belle Lewis, by Glencoe, years old. ........
7. B. Read entered gr. Urbana, by Breckenridge,
D. McDanles en- cred ch r. Mit,e, by Planet dam by
Carolina years Observation-Disclosures. od. Z
THE SECOND RACE
This dash Of one mile and threequarters for
purse Of $1eo for al ages and closed with nve entries
that ran were Mr. Norris b. Monday, Mr. sandford's
grea. favor,ts with the specuators In the outside
wanted Odds while in The pools be sold for $3.50 and
Loadstone brought $780, Satnstone $780, and Morrssey
Of the turn on the inside track which is one hundred
wards from the regular starting stand They have then
straight run ,S the point 2, the bluff op
and as they reached The bluff Morrssey led Satinstone
half length Loadstone third close up with Monday
turn Loadsone ran to he front and led one length q
the half mile pole Morrissey second one length ahead
Of Mopdav. who. now led Satnstone q length. Going
around the lower turn there was no chance Of poston
the quartstte running nose and tail They came on the
in this wav but while running On past the
grand stand Loads.one opened the gap on Gorssey to
Two lengths one length dividing he latter from Monday
and SatnstOne who wore side and side The horsee
they passed the Judges pagoda Loadstone
led one length Monissey second, one length
ahead of tho other two who were head and head lime
OF the n nile "a The rnce NOV vas
At its he ght Loadssone shot away from Morrissey on
the upper turn and was leading him three lengths as
they went around the bend Monday then came up with
rSeh leaving Satinssone alone and soon took second
advsno Ssv nssS X" b nmSsr shs
Club House Loadsone led Monday two lengths only and
this promising son Of Cotton and old 3olle jackson
seemed TO be Running q his case Nor,ssey ana Satin
stone were already beaten and out OF the race An eyes
were rivetted on the leaders, and eli were alive with cx
mile pole and nondsy s s Lossons,s heels, where he
lays eli the way around the lower turn and on the home
stretch and many are under the belle. that he win be
in hand Getting into straight running
breashlcss silence pervadss the crowd as the
tho lower part Of the grand stand Monday passes the
$ s s"s
from him with rush, and he flies in winner by
hundred yards behind Morrssey third, Satin
fourth Time OF the last mile, l7-which most
extraordinary tme-making the race 3:1l. The follow
ing is the summsry:-
Second RAcS-Pnrse OF 500, for all ages, one and
three-quarer miles.
F. Morris entered b. Monday, by Cotton, dam Mollie
Jackson by Vandai, years old.
NJ Il. sandford entered Z. b. Loadstonc, by Lexing-
ton, dam Blue Bonneu by Hedgeord, years old.
u. MCDANIEL entered b. C Morrssey, by Breckenridge,
dam by Bonnie Scotland, years old.
l. W. Jerome entered b. +. Sat,nstone, by imported
Iapidst dam Rhoda, by Glencoe, years old. ..... 4
:. Watson entered ch. h. Onward, by Rnggold dam
Ny Lady, by Glencoe, years old. dr.
Tme-3:11.
TIM THIRD RACE
The best race OF tho day and the one that all knew
wosld be stout contest then called by the blast
Of the buge The race was the Feather stakes-al the
horses TO carry one hundred pounds and the distance TO
be run Two miles ana There were seven
entries Tor the purse but only three came 70 the post at
the starting time These were MT Jerome,s ch b.