The New York herald., 1869-06-06

end OF the homestretch, at the three-qusrter pole
They were starred very nicely and got away
Uncle VIC colt was IN the lead Metairie second Cen
eral Duke third, BayswaIer fourth, and the Others
all together. In this way they passed. the Judges
had ran 10 the front, the Uncle Vic colt second,
General Duke third, Bayswater fourth, 0ysternan,
Jr., fifth, Jubal sixth, Corslcan seventh, ana the
others all together. The horses Sharply around,
last the quarter pole, and came rushing around the
point OF the Dluf and as they passed In yew broad
side on, hetalrie was leading one length, the Uncle
VIC colt second. one length ahead of General Duke
Bayswater next and all the others an close
together as 1t was possible for them 10 be- Wheel
Ing 10 the right and then again TO the left on the
lower turn, brought them again In full view, when
II was discovered that the Uncle Vic colt had taken
the lead, Metairie second closely pressed by Cen
eral Duke. Corsican and Bayswater side and side,
and the others well clustered together. AS they
swung into the homestretch the Uncle Vic colt had
a winning lead, and he came up the homestretch
under strong pull, with General Duke second.
Metarie third Corsican fourth the others struggling
In Few lengths apart Time OF the dash, 2144.
THE THIRD RACE.
The Belmont Stakes for three year olds, one
mile and 1--WE furlongs 5000 entrance, half forfeit,
II 800 added the second horse to receive $500 out
OF the stakes.
A. Belmont entered ch. c. Fenian, by Mickey Free.
A. Belmont entered b. c. Glenelg, by Citadel. dam
R W Cameron entered 6r. invercauid by ST.
Albans dam Eleanor. ........................... 8
W. Constable entered Dr. G. Glengary. by Thor
mandy, dam Carblne, by Rlneman. .......... 0
L. s. Morris entered blk I. Viola, by Balrownie
Henry Cotton entered blk. c. Onyx. by Eclipse,
J. M. Cannon entered b. G. Stone River, by i'm.
ported Stone POver, dam Kitty Hunt .......... q
M; II: Sanford entered ch. 6. by Lexington, dam
eay r,. ao., '''..'..
Mr.. Belmonts entries were the favorites against
the field at one hundred TO eighty The race being
mile and i've furlOngs the horses were started in
front OF the bluff under the club house. The send
or was as even as possible after one false attempt
Geneg, Jumping away, soon took the lead, Viola
second, fenian third onyx fourth, Glengary nfth
Stone River sixth, Mr.. Sanfords colt seventh and
lnvercauld last. Running around the lower turn
Fenlan went up and took the lead and Viola
the second place, Gleneg third Onyx fourth, Glen
gary fifth, 1nvercauld sixth, Stone River and Sally
Polk seventh and eighth. They ran IN this way up
the homestretch, around the turn and down under
the bu without any change OF places but after pass
ing there, Viola gave 1t up and fell back, and few
other changes took place, and then they in very
open order Tor the remainder OF the race, Fenian
leading, Glenelg second, Invercauld third Gengary
fourth, Viola nth, Onyx SIXTH Stone River seventh
and Mr.. Sanfords eighth. In this way they came up
the homestrelch half dozen lengths or more apart.
Fenlan won Gleneig second, Invercauld third, the
others as before mentioned. Time 3:04z
TAE FOURTH RACE.
Members Onp, value $3.50, handicap sweep
and one-eighth miles, to be ridden by members OF
the club.
Richard Shea entered pr. n. Climax, by Balrow.
ME, dam Jewel 157 lbs lbs........................ !
d. Mcdaniel entered b. h. Morrssey by Breckin-
ridge, dam Sophia, yrs. old, lat lbs. .........
Peter A. Davis entered ch. b. Alma by Tar River,
dam by Annexation, yrs. DID, l47 lbs. 3
F. Purdy entered ch. g. Rocks, aged, las lbs. dr.
Time 2:07]s.
The horses were started Just below the end Of the
grand stand, giving them chance to get into good
running order by the time they reached the judges
stand. Alma was the first away, Morrissey second
Climax last As they passed the Judges stand Alma
led two lengths, Morrssey second, the latter about
the same distance In front Of Climax. They ran
ound the upper in this way and to the quar-
ter mole. when MOrrissey went Alma az
they came down in front of the blufr he took the
lead and passed around TO the turn to the right
after Morrlssey, but he did not capture
came on the homestretch leading one length, Nor
rissey second, ALMA completely done for. Climax
galloped home a winner BY three lengths; Alma was
dozen lengths behind Morrissey. Time, 2:07H.
THE FIFTH RACE
Sweepstakes for nllies foaled in 1867; $500 each,
half forfeit; distance five furlongs
Jos. Mcconnell entered b. I. by imported Leam-
ington, dam Luxemburgs dam. ............... ]
F. Morris entered ch. I. by imported Eclipse, dam
J. J. OFalion entered ch. T. by Glendower, dam
A. belmont entered ch f. by Censor, dam Lizzie
A. Belmont entered ch. (. by Dollar, dam Fleur
M A. Ittls entered b. T. BY imported harrington,
F. Morris entered gr. T. by imported Eclipse, dam
W. Cottrill entered b. T. Cricket by Daniel Boone,
dam Lilly Ward. Observation-Disclosures. dr.
Time, 1.0Sx
Anna Mace was the favorte against the field. AZ
ter a few attempts the youngstress got away to a
good start Mr.. O'Faon's fy leading. Anna Mace
second, Remorseless third. Going around the turn
past the haf-mle pole Anna Mace ran to the front,
and as she went along the lower turn towards the
three quarter pole she opened the gap four lengths
Remorseless and the 0'Fallon FLY running side and
side. The latter fell in the and Remorseless
made after Anna. Coming up the homestretch the
jockey on Remorseless Piled the whip vigorously
but she did not seem to gain anything by it, AS the
nlies passed in front OF the grand stand noticed
that Anna Mace was also getting taste Of the whip
cord, and not taking as long strides as she COM
menced the race with; she won, however, by three
lengths, Remorseess second, ten lengths in front OF
0'Fallon's flly. Time OF the dash, 1:0sA.
And thus ended the first day Of the spring meeting
OF the American Jockey Club. The next racing day
will be Tuesday, the Sth inst.