The New York herald., 1868-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 49, ls6s-TRlPLE

Chea'ham now appeared al abroad and dropped
back very suddenly. Going around the lower turn
the positions of the horses were unchanged; but up
the homestretch Connolly went 10 The 'front.' De
Courcey second Onward third, Local fourth with
Fanny Cheatham struggling on behind. They ran
into the upper turn, getting closer and closer To-
gether, and the fight for the spos now began IN
earnest Al the quarter pole Local TOOK dn ne tnfa fa
DeCourcey second. Fanny made faint effort
to overtake the Others here, but soon gave
1t up. Around the lower turn onward was
aroused again and made at Connolly but he could
not be taken into camp by him. 1t being reserved Tor
they came up the homestretch the was exciting
In the extreme; but as they passed the stand Con-
molly was beaten, 80 was Onward and DeCourcey,
and Local. the gallant son OF Lightning and Maroon,
went in winner by length, Connolly second one
length ahead OF Onward, who was two lengths in
front OF DeCOurcey the latter being four lengths in
advance OF Fanny Cheatham Time, 4:03X.
THE FOURTH RACE
A selling race, for all ages; premium $500; one
ID. McDanel's gr C. Urbana, years. by BreckIn-
ridge dam Lady Syke, 81 600. ......:. 1
]. w. WeldOn's b. <. Jubal, years, by BarOwnie
dam Julia by Glencoe, u, 0Oo. ..................
NJ. II. Sanford's br +. Lutte, years, by Lexington,
dam Lulu Horton, by Albion, 81 900. ........... 8
Jerome Park Stables b. I. Redwing, years, by
Balrownie, dam Cyclone, by Vandal, $1,000. A
J. M Dowling's ch m. Enchantress, years, by
Lexington dam Ellen Bateman, $1,OoO......... s
Time, 2:l5.
Enchantress was away first and cut out the work
third, Urbana fourth, Lutte fifth. They passed the
stand IN this way, bat on the upper turn Urbana
TOOK thlrd place. and at the quarter pole was second
and when they swung around the bluff he ran into
the lead, Jubal second, Redwing third, Enchantress
fourth and Lutte fifth. Going around the lower turn
UIbana rushed strongly at his work, and at the
three-quarter pole appeared winner TO a certainty,
Jubal second, Lutte third, Redwing fourth, with En-
chantress played out and shut up. The race was
over before they turned into the hOmestretch, and
the working of the jockeys amounted to nothing.
Urbana came In winner by four lengths ahead of
Jubal, who was two lengths in front OF Lutte, the
latter being one length in advance of kedwing,
who had ten lengths the best Of Enchantress.
Time, 2:15.
THE FIFTH RACE
Premium $500, for three year ods; one mile and
One-eighth
c. F. Lloyds bl. f. Nemesis, by imp Eclipse, dam
d. McDaniel's ch. I. by Brother to Frank Allen,
dam Jenny Rose. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
M. Il. Sanford's gr. C. Hotspur, by Lexington, dam
Bowie Halls b. c. Veley by Uncle VIC, dam imp.
Silver Star by Kinston. .......................
The race being mile and an eighth the horses
were started at the end Of the grand stand, where
every one could have a good look at them The
chestnut fy was or first, Veley next, Nemesis
third and HOtspur fourth. They passed the stand
turn, ana at the quarter pole the chestnut flly led
length, Veley and HOtspur head and head Nemesis
fourth, one length behind Swinging around the
blum, the chestnut sts led length. Hot
spur second, two lengths ahead Of Nemesis
who was one length In front of Veley
Going around the lower turn the latter fell off,
and Nemesis made her run. AS they approached the
three quarter pole, when HOtspur and the chestnut
fy were side and side, collision took place be-
tween them, which made HOtspur kick and fall back
Nemesis then took his place, and coming up the
stretch In fine style wonthe race by four lengths the
chestnut filly second two lengths in front OF Hot
spur, who was six lengths in advance OF Veley.
Time, 2:0l%. On examining Hotspur we found his
near fOreleg cut severely on the inside of the knee
ana this undoubtedly was what caused him to stop
sosuddeny in the race.
There VIII be four races to-day.