The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-07

turn, and as they came around the 6lulr
Bayonet was leading length, P Fanny Lq PoEa
close up, and Australia trailing ana anaing ner
time. they ran In this way into the lower turn
la went ike the Wind nd past La Polka. ST. Paul ana
Fanny Ludlow, and challenged Bayonet LOT tne ieau
Getting INTO straight work on the stretch the race
on sns the son Of Bs Leaf At
until just at the lower end Of the stand she was on
even terms with him and appeared ike winner ,ay
but In Q few vigorous strides Bay0net drew away
from her and won by length. La Polka was tniru,
several lengths behind Australia and two In front OF
Paul. Time l:45K-the fastest time ever made with
the modern weights up-that IL, ITO lbs for colts
second Heat.MTwo to one was now offered and
taken on Bayonet against the field. Another nne
start and away they went, with Bayonet Leaning,
and Fanny Ludlow fifth. Bayonet and Australia ran
neck and neck around the upper turn, ana as tney
passed the quarter pole Australia naa tne pe s aa
two lengths and hall, Bayonet second, 81. Paui
third, La Polka fourth, Fanny Ludlow fifth. Going
lengths and maintained that distance in front for
more than half way OF the lower turn. Then Bayo-
net began to smut up tae aayGn and gong WI" WIN
Australia After short tussle Australians rider began
to apply the whip and 1t was evident that me game
was up. BayOnet came up the sire. Oh TO the stand
leading by two lengths, and ne beat the flly TO
the string three lengths handiy making the neat IN
1:45h. The three others Just saved their distance,
being all parallel when Bayonet reached the stand.
THE THIRD RACE.
THE NURSERY STAKES-F0r two year Odds, one mile,
$50 entrance play pay; 500 added by the Club;
the second horse to receive 5000 out OF the stakes
Closed with thirty-ave entries. eight Of winch
Colonel Mcdaniel entered b. T. Bonnie Lass by Bal
r0wnie, dam Pasta by Revenue. ............... !
r. Norris entered b. T. BY Eclipse dam not given.
dist, dam Parachute, by Yorkshire. ...:.;........
John Hunter entered b. f. Attraction, by Balrowne,
R. W. Cameron n entered imported b. t. Inverness,
by MacarQni, dam Elfrida, by Faugh- -ballagh.
Mr.. Sanford entered Oh. I. by Lexington, dam
J. N. Cannon entered b. c. by imported Stone
r. Cameron entered br inveruglass, BY Old
Calabar, dam Juniper, by Bay Middleton. >. 49,.
Time. 1:47X. -
Bonnie Lass was the favorite in some instances
what difiicult to have with two year Odds, Bonnie
Lass took the lead, Norris ally second, Rapture
way they ran around the upper turn. AS they
rounded the blum Bonnie Lass was still showing the
the tns y
colt SIXTH Mr. sanford's nly seventh and Inverness
eighth. As they ran around the lower turn they
reached the homestretch Inveruglass threw up tlIt
sponge. As they came up the stretch Bonnie Lass
snsths MOTIFS ssf div second Attraction third Rap
ture fourth, Inverness fifth, the Stonepover coli
sixth, Sanfords hly seventh and Inverugass eighth
An easy run home brought Bonnie Lass the winner
Norris second, Rapture third Attraction fourth, In
verness fith Mr.. Sanfords sixth, Stoneplover coll
seventh and inveruga ss, last Tine I 1A'h. :
A premium Of $780, for all ages, two mile heats.
7. G. Moore entered g. b. Stonewall Jackson. by
Lightning, dam Edlth, by Sovereign, years
M. Sanford entered r. c. Hotspur. by Lexing-
| ]. w. Weldon entered b. I. Flora Mclvor, by
Lexington, dam Floride, by Wagner, years
Colonel Mcdaniel entered b. 1. Sarah B., by
Planet, dam AdegiZa, years old. dis.
| II. b. Todd entered b. h. Harry Booth, by Lex
'ns'0n dam blG Ti%s s sssss u.s.
sarah b. came in second, but was distanced 70
First Heat-stonewall Jackson was the favort
against the field before the start at about three t
| one. Flora McIvor took the lead Hotspur second
| Harry Booth third Stonewall fourth and Sarah
NTH. They continued in this way around the uppe
turn and down and around the blum, running yer.
Flora led one length, Hotspur second a length il
front OF Stonewall Jackson who was two lengths IL
advance Of Harry Booth the latter being one Length
the hOmestretch they were nose and tall the Others
as before. AS they passed the stand at the end @
the first mile-which was run in 1:53Sarah b. mad,
a rush and soon cut down all the horses and tool
the front position; but in doing 80 she ran For
McIvor and cut her on hind leg badly. Sarah b.
one length around the upper turn. stonewa jackson
second, one length in front Of Flora McIvor, Hotspu
fourth, Harry Booth fifth. As they passed aroun
| the bluff Sarah b. still led one length; bu
! when she got into the lower turn Stone
wall began closing on n her gradually an
captured ner anu came on the homesIretch I'm front
| Sarah b. struggled gamey all the way home unde
the whip but was beaten two lengths by Stonewall
| Flora McIvOr was four lengths behind, and ab0u
ten lengths ahead OF Hotspur, Harry Booth dis
ranced Complaints were then laid before the judges
about the running into Flora McIvOr, and she was
paraded in front OF the stand TO show her Injuries
The judges decided that the mischief had been done
by Sarah b., but not Intentionally; still, according
to the rules OF the American Jockey Club, they were
compelled to distance her. Time OF the heat
Second Heat.-stonevan was great favorite any
amount Of odds could be nad for the asking. III, Hot
McIvor close up. Going around the upper turn
Hotspur led half length, stonewa Jackson second,
AS they came around the bluff Hotspnr was still
IN front, with Stonewall at mis- tanks, Flora four
thew rounded into the lower turn and led one length
at the three-quarter pole, Hotspur second, three
lengths ahead OF the oily. AS they ran up the home.
Stonewa led one length, Hotspur second, one
length in front Of Flora. Time, 1:5lh Stonewall
on the upper turn and appeared to be taking things
very easy. As he came round the bluff he was three
lengths in front, Hotspur second three lengths away
from Flora. On the lower turn Hotspur drew up
closer, and within TWO lengths OF Stonewall at
the three quarter pole; but the race to Stonewall
was no race at all. lie gaoped along at his ease,
and came up the homestretcn under a strong pull
three lengths ahead OF the brother OF Asteroid,
and won by about that distance. Flora McIvor
was eight lengths behind Hotspur. Time Of the
heat, 3:4s.
Sale Of Pools on the Second Days Racing
Last Night.
good attendance and spirited bidding character
lied the sale OF pools the second days meeting
by Dr. Underwood, at 1,16o Broadway, last night
There did not, however, appear TO be much differ
ence OF opinion among those present respecting
the merits OF the different horses, James A. Con-
molly, entered for the Stewards Cup, being the uni
yersal favorite against the field and r. b. Connolly
among the entries for the mile heat race. For the
selling race Boaster was the favore. The following
pools among those sold are fair indication of the
feeling regarding the several entries:-
STEWARDS CUP.
James A. Connolly. $3.50 200 30
General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So so 205
Nemesis. % 90 10
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