The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

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Eclipse dam Httaussse; Isaac ": Pennock's bay
S SseS 81 brown cos Hssnssr Bemcns
chestnut colt Telegram. chestnut nly Lady Love and
aSy Petra McDsnes brown colt b. Prone ponerae
Bowie Hairs chestnut colt Major, N. Il. saniord's
bay llly Item and Peter A. Davis che tnut ally
Chiffon. Mr.. Belmonts entries were the favorites
against the Held at odds. norris colt was
the second choice Of the spectators. The field,
Mr.. Pennock's colt, Mctirath's Harblnger, Lady
Love and ChiIion being withdrawn. There was
for q start. They mad Q number OF Hbreak-awaysn
before they were sent on on their journey They
they ran around the turn McDaniel's colt had the
lead Item second, Telegram third, Major fourth
Fnesss nth, Norris colt sixth and Lazy . Petra
Leading, Lady Petra second, McDanels colt third
the lower turn after leaving the bluff FInesse was
IA 'front.' McDaniels colt second, Lady Petra third
Item seventh. Finesse kept the lead to the end, the
others changing places as they came up the nome
second, one length in front OF Mr.. Morris colt.
McDaniels colt fourth, Major hh Lady Petra sixtn
and Item seventh. Time OF the mile 1860. The fol-
lowiEgisa
THE o14MPAaNE sr.k a ior Two year ODDS 800
two-year old stake at Jerome Park or at Saratoga
seven pounds extra one nile. ,.,on
A. Belmont entered cn .. Telegram. by CENSOR
Morris entered b. c. BY Eclipse dam Etqaete
d. MCDANIEL entered b. c.. by Doneraile, dam
Bowie Han entered inferred ch c. Major, BY Eugene
E, thompson entered or. /. Lady PETRA BY Lex.
ington, dam Ansels dam..... ................. @
NJ. d. SANFORD entered b. /. Item, by Lexington,
dam ka'onah' r,me "a
Pennocks bay colt, Harbinger, Lady Love and
Chillon were also entered. but did not start.
TIE THIRD RACE
oil ages, 500 each, half forfeit, and only $40 II
declared. with $1,000 added, OF which 5000 was to
OF weights the winner OF ST. 900 carry 1--WE pounds
extra, OF $4,000 seven pounds OF $4,000 ten pounds;
tries but only seven acceptances these being r. W.
Waidens chestnut horse General Yorke 116 lbs; ].
4; sanfords bay ny La Polka, 100 lbs; D, McDan.
ieps bay mare Sarah B., 100 lbs; Hunter rrayer's
black mare Nemesis sS lbs; Mr.. Walden's chestnut
Legatee 30 lbs. Nemesis had the call In
the betting, Legatee being second choice General
Duke third, General Yorke fourth, the others not
being much sought AFTER The horses had capital
start and came rafting up the homestretch through
the mud at rapid rate, and as they passed the
judges stand Legatee was on the lead, Meaire Sec
ond Nemesis third Sarah u. fourth, La Polka nfth,
they went around the upper turn they were spread
out about length apart, Metairie In 'front.' Legatee
second, Nemesis third, Sarah b. fourth La Polka
The latter then fell OF badly and was never alter
wards in the race Coming down to the blum Me-
SIS third, Sarah b. fourth, General Duke nth, La
Polka sixth, General Yorke far behind. Gong
places aud positions, although Metalrie held the
iead; ana nd as tney passed under tine string
era Duke second, Nemesis third, Legatee fourth
Sarah b. nth and La Polka sixth All these were
as close together as was possible for them to he,
ana the race was very exciting. As they ran
around the upper turn Nemesis passed General Duke,
and as she swung around the bun she passed
Metare ana ran into the lower turn with the lead,
Legatee and Metare head and head, General Duke
fourth, Sarah .. nth, La Polka sixth and General
the lower turn made ner rum and she dashed rapidly
through the horses, and as she came into the home
stretch there were only two in front OF ner. Tnese
were Nemesis ana Legatee. She ran strong up the
stretch, and was soon on the lead, and came In
winner by three lengths, Nemesis second, one Length
ahead OF Legatee, General Duke fourth, Metarie ht
sarah b. sixth, General iorke FAR behind. Tine or
the dash, 4:1SA. Tue following Is
SUMMARY.
THE GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP for all ages 500
each half forfeit, aud only SO II declined, with
second horse. Alter the publication or weights the
winner OF 600 TO carry pounds extra OF 81 600
seven pounds extra and OF $500 ten pounds extra
Two miles and three quarters.
NJ. Il. Sanford entered b. I. La Polka by Lexlag-
ton dam Dance; years ga loo
Eclipse dam Echo. years Old 9S lbs ..........
Bowie X iiaii entered b. o. Legatee, by LeXing-
ton, dam Leysy, years old, 90 lbs. :...:..,....
J. O'Donnell entered CHI. c. General Duke, by Lex
ipgton, dam LILA, 3 los; extra, ia lbs
Davis, dam Kat0nal l0o lbs. ....... ...........
ID, McDauiels entered b. I. Sarah b., by Planet,
dam Ade gaia, 4 years old, loo lbs: ...........
Il. W. Walden entered ch. h. General Yorke. by.
Planet, dam AlDine, years Old, Ilo ibs........ 7
lime, 4:1S1k.
THE FOURTH RACE.
This was for purse OF $500 for all ages beaten
horses allowed seven POUNDS, one mile aud three
If which came to the post, VIZ, II. p. McGrath's
brown geldng puify, l. b. Hollands bay gelding
Corsican, r. W. Waden's chestnut horse Sanford
james 1hompson's brown mare Lobelia, and II. W.
Cameron's bay hIly Inverness. Corsican was the
tavorlte against the 1eld. The betting was very
spirited Oh the result. The horses nad very even
start, Sanford getting away first, Lobela second,
Corsican third, Duty fourth, and Inverness nth.
They passed the bluff in and as they came in
sight on the lower turn, SANFORD still led Lobella
second, CoTscan third Inverness fourth, and Duly
hith. They were very close together as they
came into the homeslretch, IN the order named
above. AS they passed tile stand Corsican led
side and side. Going around the upper turn CorsI-
can opened the daylight between himself and San
ford, and Duffy at that time made capital running
and al the quarter pole was at Sanfords Hanks AS
the horses passed under the bun Corsican was two
lengths IN 'front.' OF DuTy and Sanford, who were
head and head, Inverness fourth and Lobeiia fifth
tie latter being disposed Of as far as her chances OF
winning were concerned Swinging around the
Dlu to the right the horses passed Out Of sight for
several seconds, but when they appeared in view
AGAIN Corsican was stu on the lead, running well In
hand Inverness second, Duffy third, Sanford and
LoDeia far behind. The horses entered the home
stretch III the oreT named, when steady, easy run
home brought gorslcan under the strlag Il winner
by two lengths Duly second, tnree-quarters OF q
length ahead OF Inverness SANFORD bad fourth and
Lopeiia worse iiith. Time VI the dash, go. The
following is
SUMMARY.
PURSE $780, for all ages beaten horses allowed
seven pounds, one mile ana three-quarters.
l.. u. Holland entered b. &. Corslcan, by Uncle
VIC dam by Sovereign years Old, los lDs..... l
H. T. Mcurath entered br. Y. Duffy, by Hunters
Lexington, dam OHIO. years old, So lbs.
X. W. Cameron entered b. /. Inverness Qmporedl,
by Maccaroui, dam Enrlda ....................
II. w. Walden entered oh. c. Sanford, by Uncle
VIC dam Dolly Carter years Old, lol lbs. ..... 4
Jas Thompson entered br IN. Lobela, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Capltola, years old, los lbs....
Time, 800.
Mr.. Cameron intends to have sale OF a large por-
ton OF his valuable imported thoroughbred racing
stock nj Clifton. Stated Island ting afternoon Tue