The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

bers OF the club; one mile ana an eighth weller
r. ". walden entered CHI. h. Metairie. BY star
Davis. dam Katona, years Old, l42 lbs.; Mr..
J. K. Lawrence entered br. h. Climax, by Balrow.
ME, dam Jewell, aged, l4o lbs. Mr.. Beresford
r. r. Louns5ery entered b. c. Northumberland.
BY Lexington. dam Novice, years old, 1855 :.
J. @. Iilcksther entered b. m. Biddy Malone, by
Star Davis, dam OHIO, years old.
Time, 1909.
THE FOURTH RACE.
This was the Maturity Stakes for four year olos,
for 800 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 added, tne
miles. When the entries were made for THIS race IL
was looked upon rs the great event OF the meeting,
time IN the country for the distance. Tho entries
were Vauxhall, Bayonet, Abdel Kader and Sanford.
II WIN be remembered that vanxhai broke GOWN a., ~
Saratoga while running four mile dash with ABIDE!
Kader, and "a matter OF course ne eouia
not start IN this race. Bayonet pulled up
not recovered sufficiently to be put in trainings SO he
was out OF the race; and the other entry tSantord
was NOT thought capable Of beating Abde kader
him. leaving Abdel Kader 10 gallop around the
muddy course three times and receive me stakes
which he did In good style. me ioiiowihs sa
The MATURITY STAKES ior Or four year olds ,, 500
each haI forfeit WIN s la aaaea .ne second
Thos. W. boswell entered b. h. Abel
Kader, by Australian dam Rescue
years DID,. ................. .Waiheu over
THE FIFTH RACE
was q sweepstakes, $1,000 entrance. half forfeit
one mile. for foals OF 1857. There were originally
the other paid forfeit Mr. Belmont's chestnut nlly
galloped around for the stakes. She is beautiful
nily, and promises to make race horse oil mark IN
a year or 80. The following Is a
SUMMARY.
swEEPsTAkEs-sl,o0 GOO entrance hall forfeit, one
mile, for foals OF 1867.
A. Belmont entered CHI. I. Lady Love,
by Censor, dam Lizzie W........... walked over
THE SIXTH RACE
was the selling sweepstakes OF $25 EACH play or
pay, $3.50 added, Tor TWO year ods, threequarers OF
mile. There were four entries, Will r. Nc
Grath's brown colt Ilarblnger, Messrs. Bowie Il
Halls Famine, fufdy Withers bay Oily Merry
Thought, and Mr.. Leonard JerOme's bay geldlng-
the two first named 10 be sold for $500 ana The Two
latter for $3.50 each. arbnger carried 30 lbs Fan
tine 81 bs Merry Thought So los, and Mr.. Jerome's
81 lbs. Harbinger was tle fayofite at nearly even
money against the field. There were two ''break-
aways' before the start, Famine running q full
mile before her jockey could stop her, and then
mishaps threw the chances OF the youngsters en-
tirely out. good start was given but Har
hinger soon took the lead. Merry Thought
second. Mr.. Jerome's gcldIDg third, and
Famine fourth. They ran sharply around
the bluff, HarDinger leading, closely pressed By
the Jerome gelding, the others several lengths
stretch the was finely contested by the Jerome
geding and Harbnger, the latter winning by q
head. Merry Thought was third hall a dozen
Time, 1929. The following Is a
SUMMARY.
SELLING SWEEPSTAKES Of SIS EACH play or pay,
$3.50 added for two year olds, thfee-quarters Of q
Ii. r. McGrath entered Dr. c. Harbnger, ~ Lex
ington, dam Lucy Fowler. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Leonard Jerome entered b. g. by Warmlnster,
Purdy Withers entered b. I. Merry Thought, by
Warminster, dam Varlna. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bowie Hale entered b. I. Famine, ny Eugene.
oaiu Faitn.
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