The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-11

derWoo woo Going aroundtc ,nk ahead Of Ut, IN
three lengths darwo S% D cIosea A0U up.
~ 1 s1as rs YES sec: :ssss
y-ey all 6of saielt over md as soon as Underwood
landed he dashed away from Birague and closed
quickly On TYCOON passing him on the stretch ana
one hundred yards ahead Of Brsgue. Time s:ai.
THE SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes for $500 each, half forfeit for foas Of
1866, one mile.
r. W. Cameron entered imported b. Inverness,
by Maccaroni, dam Effida.. !
NJ II. Sanford entered Oh. I. The Num- by Lexing-
ton dam Novice, by Glencoe. ................ 2
Leonard W. Jerome entered b. T. Rapture by lap
John Purdy entered ci. Tasmania, by Austria.
han. dam Matte Gross by Lexington. $500.
The Anniesw0Od Stable entered b. c. Canny BARN.
by Barownie, dam Fanny Fern. ............. DIR.
Cnas. 3 Lloyd entered b. 9. straws, by Eclipse,
Cameron and Jerome entered imported 6r. c. Glen
gary, by normandy, dam Carbine.. DIR.
NJ II. Sanford entered b. c. King Henry, by Lex
The Annieswood Stable entered cn c. vespucus,
by Planet, dam Columbia .....................d DIR.
John + Purdy entered b. T., by Lexington, dam
The Annieswood Stable entered b. T. Attraction,
by Balr0wnie, dam Maud. DIR.
Time, 1:4oh
fayore, selling for $50; Tasmania $l2o; Inverness
sos; and The Nun, $45; but just before the start
Rapture for $780, Inverness 500; and The Nun, $780,
Inverness got away frs, Rapture second, Tasmania
third and The Nun last They kept their places
around the turn, and when they came around the
bluff Inverness led one length, Tasmania second,
half length ahead OF Rapture, The Nun five lengths
tne Others and on the lower turn she led three
lengths Tasmania second, three lengths ahead OF
Rapture, who was three lengths ahead OF The Nun.
coming up the homes.retch She could not, how
ever. overtake Inverness, who won the race by four
Rapture, who was one length ahead OF Tasmania.
Time, 1A9A.
THE THIRD RACE.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES for three year Odds, one
and three-quarter miles, $2t entrance, play or pay
$500 added by the Club.
Mcconnell and Thompson entered Oh. c. vauxhal,
by Lexington, dam Verona. ...................
M. il. Sanford entered b. I La Polka, by Lexing
Thos. W. boswell entered ,r &. Abdei Kader. BY
Australian, dam Rescue, by Bethune. ........... 3
Colonel Mcdaniel entered BIZ Sarah B., by Planet,
Isaac W. PennocI entered b. i. Nellie Mcdonald
by Colossus. dam Maid Of Monmouth. ........... s
Bowie and Hall entered b. Wiley, by Uncle Vic,
Colonel Mcdaniel entered }. I. Albuera by Jefr
Davis, dam Ninette. ..........................
Time-309k.
B. and Albuera together, $26; Vauxhal 5000; Abdel
Kader, $l65; Nellie McDoiald, $3.50; Wiley, $l25.
The horses were started on the inside track, vaux
hall getting away first, La Poka second, Nellie Nc
Donald third, Sarah B. fourth, Albuera fifth, Wiley
sixth and Abdel Kader last. They ran in this way
right La Polka took me lead from Vaux6aii, the
others keeping their places. They ran in this way
around the lower turn and up the homestretch,
cluster with the exception OF the two leaders, and
when they separated ag.n on the upper turn, near
on One Hbde thru sarah farh Ne ssf
Mcdonald NTH, :, Alblera sixth and Wiley
seventh From there to the entrance. OF the
except that Wiley went ahead OF Aibuera. Soon
after getting into the stretch Vauxhal ran
l IN front 81 La Polka and came in winner BY two
Kader, who was one length in front OF sarah B., the
latter one length in advance Of Nellie Mcdonald,
who was one length ahead OF Wiley, Albuera last
Time OF last mile, TAI, and OF the dash 3:09h.
THE FOURTH RACE.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds, one
mile, $25 entrance, play Or pay, $500 added by the
club.
A. Belmont entered Oh. c. renian by Mickey Free,
The Annieswood Stable entered b. {. Attraction,
by Balrownie dam Maui. ......................
X. W. Cameron entered imported bi. I. Invercauld,
by st. Adams, dam Eleanor. Observation-Disclosures.
Thos. W. boswell entered b. Q. Edenton, by liver
ston, dam Amanda, by Glencoe. ................ 4
The Annieswood Stable entered b. c. Canny
BARN, by BalrOwnie, dam Fanny Fern. ......... 0
A. Belmont entered b. G. Gleneg, by Citadel. dam
The Annieswood Stable entered b. c. Sapphire, by
Balr0wnle, dam The Gloamin'. ............... DIR.
NJ. II. Sanford entered ch. c. Salute by LexinR-
r. w. Cameron entered imported br. G. Glen Ne
Wis, by 0ulstOn, dam Volucrs. .............. DIR.
Bowie and Hall entered CHI. T. Eugene, by Eugene,
dam Nina, by Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR.
+. Morris entered b. c. Naraganset, by Eclipse,
yam " Time i.lai 'ur'
When the selling began on this race Edenton
brought $780, Fenlan $4o5, Canny BARN $780, Inver-
cauld $l75 Edenton and Inyercaud got OF togeth-
er, Attraction third. Fenan fourth and Canny BARN
last AS the latter ran around the upper turn she
bolted and tried to jump the fence, throwing her
Jockey, breaking his leg and otherwise badly njur-
mo a Attraction cd pna nth
Edenton second, one length ahead OF Fenian, who
was length in front OF lnvercaud. They continued
In this way until they reached the hOmestretch,
when change OF place occurred among the whole
OF them. fenan ran In front and came In q
winner by four lengths, Attraction second, three
lengths ahead OF Invercauld, who was four lengths
in advance Of Edenton. Time, l:49h
THE FIFrH RACE.
POST SWEEPSTAKES dash OF four miles, 81 900,
800 entrance. half forfeit Closed with i've sub,
scribers, two Of which came to the post
Isaac W. Pennock entered Oh. c. J. A. Connolly, by
The Jerome stable entered oh. c. General Yorke by
Planet, dam Albine by Jef. Davis. ..............2
Time, 1:42%.
James A. Connolly was great favorite selling for
$4,000 In pool In which General Yorke brought but
$3.50. Outside betting ranged at one hundred to ff-
teen. Connolly took the lead at the start and never
parted with II. He made the first mile in 1891, one
length and half in mont, and the second mile In
1884,, about the same distance ahead. The
third mile was run I'm l:5Sx, General Yorke being
Connollys hanks when he passed the stand After the
halfmile pole was passed the last mile General
IOrke f0rceu the pace; Out te set Connolly a. WORK,
and then he put on the steam and beat the General
more and more at every jump until he passed under
the string winner b half q dozen lengths, making
the last mile In 1854 and the dash In 7:42x.
THE SIXTH RACE.
PREMIUM $780, handicap for horses only that
have run during the meeting. entrance money added
q dash OF one mile and quarter
Mcconnell aud Thompson entered b. c. vauxhall,
by Lexington, dam Verona. Observation-Disclosures.
+. Morris entered br. I. Fanny Ludlow, by Eclipse,
dam Mollie Jackson. Observation-Disclosures. 2
J. W. Weldon entered b. c. Jubal, BY Balrownie,
dam Jula 3
Colonel Mcdaniel entered oh. I. Lizzie Rogers, by
Brother TO Frank Allen, dam Jenny Rose. 800. 4
Jerome Park stable entered CHI. C. st. Paul, by
Lapidist, dam Rhoda by Glencoe. ............. o
]. +. Purdy entered oh. h. Rocks no pedigree,
aged U
Bowie and Hall entered b. c Wiley, by Uncle Vic,
dam Silver star. Observation-Disclosures. o
G. s. Lloyd entered CHI. IN. Enchantress by Lex.
ington, dam Ellen Batema1. Observation-Disclosures. o
]. w. Weldon entered CHI b. Local, by Lightning,
dam MarOon. Observation-Disclosures. o
J. O'Donnell entered br. c. b. Connolly, by Lex
ingtou, dam Lucy Fowler. Recommendations. o
X. W. Walden entered oh. !. Uncle Vic Colt by
Uncle VIC dam Dolly Carer. ................... 0
w. Kerwin entered Kitten date Twnkle), by
Eclipse, dam Starbeam. .......................