The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07

psnaisoa & Crawford entered ch T. by censor.
Dennisoa / Crawford entered CHI t. BY Censor.
J. Eckerson entered CHI +. Polly Lyons, by Censor
j. Mcco AHH'1 entered b. I. Anna Mace. by Learn
ington dam Luxembur0s dam .,...... I
T. ". boswell entered b. I. Midday by Eclipse.
dam s;;src h. S nc::;. d:
Canary Bird observation-disclosures. 8
L. q. Morris entered cb. T. BY Censor. dam Yer.
John ii. Davis entered b. {. Keiso, by Voucher,
Time llSA.
THE SECOND RACE
This was for purse OF $500, for all ages; to carry
100 pounds, with the usual allowances 10 mares and
gedings; two miles and an eighth; fifty dollars
trance which was added TO the purse. For this
event there were five entries. These were K. W.
Walden's chestnut horse General Yorke by Planet,
gelding Aldebaran. by Commodore, dam Mamie
Lewis, aged II. Sheas brown horse Climax, by Bal
Lancaster. by Lexington, dam Blue Bonnet SIX
years Old, and ID. McDaniel's bay horse julius, 10y
Lexington, dam Julia, aged. Lancaster was great
avore selling for as much as ali the others put 70
Rether. The start was from point one furiohg down
the homestreich The nag dropped at. the
first attempt and the horses, getting under good
Roadway from Inc first jump, came rafting up and
passed the stand ut rapid pace, Lancaster leading,
Climax secoud, julius third, General iorAe c dourln
went up and took sides with Lancaster anu they
passed The quarter pole head and head two lengths
ahead OF General iorke, who was a short length In
advance OF Aidebaran. Going down the backstrefch
Lancaster and Climax ran side and side but just as
they reached the half-mile pole Climax had mis- head
and shoulders In advance. Adeoaran was the lnlru
at that point, having passed General iorke ANA
JULIUS The pace was az this time loo
great for julius and Yorke took the fourth
position, Whine Junns fell far in the rear,
Lancaster ana Climax were again head and head,
and they ran in that way wen up the nomestretch,
when Aidebaran made splendid burst, and. going
DaSSpU them and led ut the end OF the mile. lie
was hailed with cheers as he dashed along In front
OF the stand. Going around the upper turn General
Yorke ran ahead OF Climax and Lancaster, these
two showing symptoms OF distress. Their chances
Of victory were entirely gone at the quarter pole.
like the wlnalBg horse; but going down the back
stretch General Yorke went after him with such
power and speed that he captured the gedlne be-
fore he reached the hafmile pole. AT this point AL.
debaran was three or four lengths In advance OF
Lancaster and Climax who were fifty yards ahead
OF julius. Aldebaran soon afterwards seemed TO
give the race up and Lancaster appeared to revive
Tor short time and maze faint effort, which was
like the Kicker OF a candle, and on the lower turn
took second place, w1icn ne maintained into the
homestretch. AT the tnree-quarter pole General
Yorke was leading four OF five lengths, Lancaster
second, Adebaran third Climax fourth, while julius
was eighty yards behind Lancaster. These gave tue
entirely up, being hardly able TO make jump,
and Climax seemed In almost the same condition,
as they almost came TO standstill, and old Aide
baran struggled IN the second place. General Iorke
won the race by mali tozen lengths, in fine sty.e
on while Lancaster was so hard bea en- thai Juiius
came up ana took the fourth place Time or the two
miles and an eighth, 1851 4, which IL most capital
time, Notwithstanding the light weights that the
horses carried
Below Is the summary OF the race
SARATOGA COURSE, same Day-Purse OF SIo0 for
all ages; TO carry 100 lbs., with the usual allowance
Tor mares and geidingS two miles and an eighth;
$50 entrance, which was added TO the purse.
r. w. Walden entered ch. h. General YOrke, by
Planet dam Aibino, five years old ....... 80. /
]. w. Weldon entered CHI. &. Adebaran, by Com.
mOdore, dam Mamie Lewis, aged .............
f. Shea entered BIZ H. Climax, by BalrOWne,
dam Jewei, aged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
D. Mcdaniel entered b. b. julius, by Lexington,
GAM Julla, aged. A
NJ. II. sanford entered b. h. Lancaster, 10y Lex.
ip9ton, dam Blue Bonnet, six years old. ....... s
Time 3:511s.
THE THIRD RACE
This was for purse Of 5000, for three year ODDS,
one and q hall miles, winners OF the Belmont, Ladies'
Travers Stakes excluded colts to carry ITO pounds
FLIES 107 pounds. AS there was only one entry
MIR. BabcocS's chestnut colt Helmbod, by Austria
liam, dam Lavender, lie walked over for the money.
The that there were other entries for this
purse that the other owners Of three year olds
were under the impression that Mr.. Fabcock In
tended TO enter Pompey Payne and they were all
afraid of him. Had they known that HelInbold
would have been the colt entered there would have
been good leld OF horses in 1t ana no doubt good
race.
COMIsG TROT BETWEEN LADY THORN AND MOUNTAIN
BOY.
Lady Thorn and Mountain Boz trot here on Friday
| next for a SO, e00 purse.