The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

chestnut illy Remorseiess, Mr.. McGratn's brown
SS' M sa
Trovatore. Remorsclcss was great fayorite against
the held. The horses had fne start ana AZ they
dashed no past tie stand the jrovatore colt was
the lead, Telegram second, Remoraeess third. Notice
fourth, liarblnger nfih and she Doncraie sixth.
Troyatore still led but Remorseiess Was max,
ing play for him rapidly and soon t06a sides
with him, Telegram third, Notice fourth, Harbingcr
nitn and the Donerai.e sixth. When they passed In
front OF the BUNS the TTovatore colt and Remorse.
less were neck AMI neck Telegram third, the Done
raiie colt fourth Notice fifth and HarUlnger SIXTH
IAey then passed out OF sight around the bun for
several seconds, but when they appeared In view
kenorse!ess was neck ahead OF the Movatorc colt,
VINO was three lengths ahead OF Telegram, tile Done
ralse fourth, Notice ifth and Haruinger sixth. lie.
moISelesa led neck as che came into the hcne-
stretch, the lrovatofc colt second, Telegram close
up; the others Wcreabeaten. A fine race up the
hoInestresch brought Kemofseless IN winner by o
length TELEGRAM second, TWO lengths In front OF the
TrOvatore colt who was three lengths In advance OF
NOTICE., Harhinger fn and the Doneraile colt sixth.
lime, z:vo4. The following isa
SUMMARY.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year Odds, 5000 each, half
forfeit, with 5000 added. one mile ana an eighth.
T. Morris entered Oh. I. Remorseiess, BY Eclipse.
A. Belmont entered CHI. 6. Telegram, by Censor
dam imported Maud. Observation-Disclosures. 2
W. Constable entered br. c. by Trova,ore, Gam
NJ. H. Sanford entered b. T. Notice, by Lexington.
a. r. Mc Ss entered Or. 9. Haronscr. by Lex.
ingtol, dam Lucy Fowler. Observation-Disclosures. .
Carol \ Coar entered Dr. c., by Doneraile. dam
Time, z:osel.
TIE THIRD RACE.
This was the Annual Sweepstakes for three year
olds $500 eacn naf forfeit, with 81 900 added two
miles. For his race there were seventeen entries,
out of which but six came to the post. There were
a MT Bemonts pay colt Gieneig Mr. cameron's brown
vespucius. Mr.. Sanord's bay lilly Niagara, Mr..
McGrath's chestnut colt Blarney Stone, and Mr..
Cotrill's chestnut colt Cottril Genelg was great
fayorlte selling for as much us the field The horses
had very poor start, Niagara's head being turned
the wrong way when the flag fell, and she was
beaten IRON the stand Barney stone was first
away, vespuclus second, Glenelg third, lnvercauld
and Cottri side and SIDE, win Niagara far behind.
but as they came down to the bun Glenelg ran
IN 'front.' and led around the hull one
third, CotGr fourth, Invercaald nth ana Niagara
last. When the horses came in sight Gleneg was
leading two lengths, vespucius and Barney Stone
neck and neck, Cottrill fourth Invcrcauld fifth,
Niagara struggling on at long distance III the rear.
There was no change oil place on the lower turn but
coming up the stretch yespucius ran up and took
Stone. and as tney dashed past the stand Glenelg
and Vespucius were head and head, Cottril a good
third, Barney stone fourth, lnvercaula fifth and
Niagara as before. Gong around the upper turn
Geneg fell back to tnlrd place, vespucius taking
the lead, Cottrll second Invercauld fourth Barney
Stone litn. AS the horses came down To the blufi,
Cottrlll took sides with Vespncius and they ran
around the bluff yoKed, Glenelg third, lnyercauld
fourth, Barney Stone fifth and Niagara last. The
horses then passed out OF sight, but when
they appeared again in view the lower turn YES
pucius was leading one length, Cottr second,
Gleneg third, lnvercauld fourth, the others out Of
the race. Cottrlll then made rush, aud in an tn
slant took the lead, and as he came Oh the home
stretch looked very much ike winner; but here he
swcrved or to the right and before he was straight
ened vespucius mad passed. hlm. Cottrill seemed to
sulk OH the stretch as he came up, and neither hip
nor spur could bring HIM along. Vespucius came
home an easy winner by length and a half, Gleneg
second, SIX lengths ahead ol lnvercauld, who was
about the same distance ahead OF Cottrill, Barney
Stone fifth and Niagara sixth. Tne following is q
SUMMARY.
ANNUAL SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds, $500
each, half forfeit, with 81, 900 added two miles.
Purdy Witners entered ch. G. vespucius by
Planet, dam Columbia. northumberland. I
A. Belmont entered i. c. Glenelg. by Citadel, dam
r.. W. Cameron entered br. f. mvcrcaud, by st
Mr. Cotrll entered Gu. g. Cottrll by Daniel Boone,
H. ?. McGrath entered ca. c. Barney stone. by
Rhnodine, dam koxana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
NJ. II. sanford entered b. I. Niagara, by Lexln.-
4 ton dam Bay Leaf Q
THE FOURTH RACE.
This was for purse OF $500, for all ages, two mile
heats. Tnere were but two entries Thomas w
Doswell's brown horse Abdel Kader and Bowie Il
Halls Day colt Legatee. Abiei Kader was great
favorite, mis- winning the four mile dash at Saratoga
warrantng his bacAers IL going heavily on ann ut
any odde.
Fisss Heat-Tne horses had All even start Abiel
quarter pole he led one length, but as the horses
passed around the bun they were head and head.
they ran close together around the lower turn and
Into the homestretch, ADdel kadcr leading hall
length. The latter drew away from Legatce as he
passed III 'front.' oil the grand stand, ana as he went
under the string IN front Of the judges stand he was
two lengths III front OF Lcyatee. Abdei X ader
was running very easily wnle Lcgatee was
laoorlng along. through enc mud without
powerful adversary except by suhrance. Abde
Kadcr kept the lead to the end beng two lengths
ons the p amd up he ns S w
out varying the distance between himself and fol-
lower He won the heat by two good lengths In 1854.
Second Heot.--fhe race seemed 10 be so one-sided
that the pool seller was unable to get bid on Lega.
tee. The horses had capital start and ran evenly
around the upper turn, ana We're head aud head as
they passed under the blum and In the Same posi-
ton when they came In sight on the lower Turn.
Le2atee struggling and Abdcl kader running IN
hand. AS they came up TO the stand ut tue compile
ton Of the first mile Abdel RAIDER led one length,
which he retained around the upper turn and down
by the bluE. on the lower turn Legatee ran up to
Abde kader's gihs, and lay there until well up the
homesnetch, when he was SHAKEN Oh, and Abdel
kaaer came IN winner by two lengths in a:5ie4. The
following isa
PURSE $780, for all ages. two miles.
Thomas w. boswell entered br. II. -ibdeI kader,
Bowie Hall entered b. c. LegaFee, by Lcxing-
ton, dam Leyity, . years OLD. 2 2
Tine, 3:5s-3:54sl.
THE FIFTH RACE
This was for purse or $780, handicap for horses
only that have run during the meeting; entrance
money to second horse, II three or more start,
mile ana three-quarers. There were but two
entries for this race, Charles Lttledeld's chestnut
mare Hira aud II. p. McGraths brown gclding
Duny. The latter was the lavnrlte at nearly
two to one in the pool selling and
IN the individual bettlng between gentlemen
privately. The horses hau very uneven start.
Dufy getting away several lengths ahead OF Hira.
tie was four lengths In front at the bluff and three
lengths ahead along the lower turn. The mare la
bored nafd TO 0yertake him up the homestretch and
was only length behind at the stand; but Duty
shook her OF again on the upper turn and made
wide zap between them before lie reached the bluff
Duffy was five lengths ahead as he passed that
point, ana the mare seemed TO have had enough OF
ne race. AZ she was running around the lower
-. :. ''' ." "Aa'' ana pAny ga9peg GSn4 me
easiest kind OF winner by ten iengths. lhe ,iAie
VAS not taKen The following isa
SUMMARY
PURSE $780, a handicap for horses only that have
'un during the meeting, entrance money to tho
Iecond horse II three or more start, one mile and
hree-qpaIters,
Il. r. MCGfath entered br. &. Duffy, by Hunters
Lexington dam Ohio, 81 IDS .................... l
]. Llttefied entered CHI. m. Hira by Lexington,