The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27

FRBn HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $40 each, play
money 70 so 70 The second horse: one mile and three
quarters. The following accepted
n r. Sanford's D. T. Niagara, by Lexington, dam
!. v: wsidon's B. 9. jaDai, BY Baiiownis dam
D. Se6sniss xi6usra, By Jei Davis; dam
D. HeDsa,ei's ;. m. sarah B.. BY Planet, dam
r. W Walden sen i. netaire BY s;ai Davis dam
surdy wsSsrs' en-. tasmania By Australian
II. H. esnford's b. b. Lancaster by Lexington.
dam Blue Bonnet ll6 lbs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DIR.
7. g: noores Sh. e cotsrill BY Daniel Boone dam
X Time. siix. -
80 THE THIRD RACE.
+ This was called the Selling Sweepstakes, of e15
each. play or pay, with $500 added, the winner 10
be sold % auction; one mile and an eighth. There
were nine entries for this race and all started. \.
sold for $500; John O'Donnell, brown horse 4. 3.
Connolly. l04 lbs, $500; J. J. Bevius. bay marc
nut gsldns fycora. 20 ibs, $500; D. acDsnie chest
nut nly Spotted Fawn. 90 lbs, $500; J. w. Weldon,
s ssaS g mon MsasS
winners BAY fy 6aids, Il ibs, $500 The horses
R. B. Connolly second, Simple simon third Bonnie
Doom fourth, the others IN group. In this
order they passed the stand and went around the
upper turn. As they came down TO the foot OF the
blum Rapture led II. d. Connolly two lengths, the
others being outpaced and beaten this early part
OF the race; simple simon was third Tycora fourth,
the others In cluster. Rapture maintained the
lead around the lower turn, and the packers OF the
favorte, r. b. Connolly, began to feel ANXIOUS. The
race lay between Rapture and Connolly, all the
Others being lar behind, Rapture came along In
maud and won the race by three lengths, r., b. Con
fourth Juba firth, Simple simon sixth. Uuida sew
enth, Sleety eighth and Spotted Fawn ninth. Time
Of the dash 2:o2j4. Ihe following isa
ssLLING SWEEPSTAKES OF SIS each, play or pay
with $500 added the winner to be sold at auction;
one mile and an eighth.
Leonard Jerome entered b. I. Rapture, by Lapid-
isi dam Parachute, years old, $500: 1
a ene eS P Pr p r. xe opnnoy ~ Lex
J. thompson entered ch. 9. Tycora by Endorscr,
dam BY Glencoe, 4 years old, $500 ............ s
rowne, dam Pasta 5 years old, $500. $4,000. 4
J. ". Weldon Weldon entered B. g. Jabal' BY Barownie,
J. w Weldon entered c6 z. Simple simon, by
simon kenton, dam by Lexington, years old,
pardy withers entered en-. t. ouaa, by iexlna
ton, dam Edith, years old, $500. ..............
II. W. Walden entered b. m. s.eety, oy Rogers,
D. McDanse sn,er sear e. spo,e b
Den. Gallon dam by Commodore, years old,
s"o' ,ns
THE FOURTH RACK.
This was for purse OF 5000, Tor all ages mile
heats, entrance free. There were seven entries.
These were 4. q. Moores chestnut colt Cotrill, !,
years old, % lbs; II. W. Waldens chestnut horse
sanford, years old, 10S lbs.; NJ. IL. Sanford's bag
horse Lancaster years old, lis lbs NJ II. Sanfords
bay nly Niagara, years old, 92 lbs. ID. McDaniel's
chestnut nlly Lizzie Rogers, years Old, l05 lbs;
W. Weldon's chestnut gelding Simple SIMON, years
old, 100 lbs, and John O'Donnes brown horse r.
b. Connolly. 0f the above number six came 70 the
post Niagara not being eligible. ~ her owner had
another horse entered in the race, which he ran
This horse Lancaster, was great favorite selling
Tor more money tnan any OF the others Cottrlll
the next IN favor, and then Lizzie Rogers. The
others brought low figures.
FIRST Hedt-Tne horses had an UNEQUAL start
Simple Simon getting on first, Lizzie Rogers second
H. b. Connolly tnird, Lancaster iourth sanford nth
and CotrIl last benind. Lizzie Rogers took the
LEAD on the upper turn, and at the quarter pole she
was naif length ahead OF k. b. Connolly. simple
simon lhird, Lancaster fourth, sanford nffn ana
Gottrill sixth. AZ they came down to the bluff and
passed In 'front.' of It LIZZIE Rogers aud H. i. Con-
molly were head and head, Lancaster third, Simple
simon fourth Sanford NTH ana Cottrlll SIXTH fine
horses then passed out OF sigRt and when they ap-
peared again on the lower turn Lizzie Rogers was
leading three lengths, II. u. Connolly second. Ian
caster thrd sanford fourth, COtIr dlh and
Simple simon sixth. Lancaster rnaie his brush
before reaching the tnree-quarter pole passing
X. b. Connolly, and WAS close up To Lizzie
Rogers rs size came into the homeslretct, X. u. Con-
molly third, Sanford fourtE Cottriu niih, simple
straight work, came WIN rush UP the holnestretcn
on the outside, and he dashed pact the Others in
gallant manner and came home winner ny two
lengths: Lancaster second Lizzie Rogers a good
third sanford fourth, X. Il. Connolly nth and simple
SIMON distanced. Tine Of the neat, 1.4ss.
Sscoad Hsut.--Cottrill was the favoute al Immense
ODDS over the HELD much so that he was Ieil out
OF the pool sales. Lancaster was then the 1avorlrc
Lizzie Rogers the second choice while X. Is. Con-
molly ana sanford sold the field. the start for this
heat was very little better than the previous one,
Lizzie Rogers getting away first, H. q. Connolly
ond, sanford third, Co,trill fourth ana Ian
caster nun. They around the upper
turn IN tins way but as they approached the quarter
pole, Lizzie Rogers being stili the lead Sanford
WAS second Lancaster third, X. b. Connolly fourth
and Cottril nfth. They came down and passed
under the blum in the order given above Then
going out Of sight around the hill the work fast
set IN IN earnest. When they came Ia view Lizzie
Rogers was stl in 'front.' Sanford second, Lancaster
third and Cottfi fourth, X. Il. Connolly NTH and
completely beaten. The horses ran rapidly around
the lower turn Cottrill gong up and capturing Lan-
caster, and, coming around into the homestretch
soon disposed or Sanford. There was nothing before
him tnen but Lizzie Rogers, and he soon vanquished
her. and came home an easy winner BY several
lengths, making the heat In l:4T14. Lizzie Rogers
came In second Sanford third, Lancaster fourth and
X. 3. Connolly ifth. The following !sa
SUMMARY
PURSE $500, for all ages, mile heats. entrance free
i. q. Moore entered CHI. c. C0ttrll, by Daniel
Roone, dam Maggie G., years old. ......... /
d. Mcdaniel entered CHI. f. Lizzie Rogers, by
brother 10 Frank Allen, dam Jenny Rose,
years OLD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Il. W. Walden entered CHI. c. Sanford, by Uncle
Vic, dam Dolly Carter, years old. ........4 3
NJ H. Sanford entered b. h. Lancaster, by Lex
ington dam Blue Bonnet, years old ....2
John O'Donnell entered br. h. k. b. Connolly
by Lexington. dam Lucy Fowler. years Old 5 s
J. w. weldon entered CHI c. simple Simon by
simon Kenton, dam by Lexington. years
0iu DIS
D. n. sanford entered b. T. Niagara, by Lexing-
ton dam Bay Leaf, years Old. ............. no.