The New York herald., 1869-06-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE II, le69-TRIPLE SHEET

probably arose from the great d1culty Of starting
so many horses in line, and which Of itself was
almost certain 70 give aS rev ns In
Sorses @ that would nave taken back position. Al
race. and the result was as we have stated-they
In the Laoies, stakes the starters were Mr..
Purdy's chestnut aliy Tasmania by imported Aus.
tralian, dam Matte Gross; r: w: CaIneron's i'm
RSsed brown % my 1vercagd ey s Rsata,e ddm IN
imported Lapidst, dam Parachute, and X. w. WAL
denis brown nlly Viola, BY Balrow9ie dam verbena.
It, being one OF the two Ruccessfp favories Of the
day. This race was got up In Imitation OF the Eng
more starters in it. ING more sspecy i was the
why twenty three should have declined a race Of
towards the ladies. who thought themselves entitled
TO more consideration, and who will most certainly
taboo the gentlemen who declined to do them honor.
The two mile heat race was the third In order, and
the race OF the day. II was emphatically betting
race on the result OF which more money changed
beaten. That iavorte was Pleasurevilie,. who was
after he won the frst heat. He had speed enough
70 win the first heat but he had not stamina enough
was distanced by his successful competitor, vaux-
hall. Pour horses started, Mcconnell Thompson's
ville Bowie Hairs bay colt Wiley. and r. W. Wal
denis bay mare Sleety, the two last named being
0lStdnce0 In the 0I6t neat.
The selling race was run by Hunter 4 Traver's bay
colt Cannie BARN. by Balrownie, dam Fanny Fern;
D. NcDaniel's gray horse Urbana. by Breckinridge,
by imported Eclipse, dam Vanity; W. Kerwin's bay
mare Kitten, by imported Eclipse, and John Coars
PHI Phi Brow Brown. Cannie BARN, VINO was the favorite,
won the race after close contest between her and
gOassT also sscqung himself very well
we VIII now proceed to give the Details commencing
The HOPEFUL STAKES, for two year olds, five fur.
longs goo eatanee play q pay soS added ID
dam Fleur de Champs ......................... !
J. W. Pennock entered b. c. by Norton, dam Re-
NOR Morris entered cn. Remorseess, by imp
W. Constable entered br. c. by Trovatore, dam
R. ". Walden entered ch 1. Polly Lyons, by Cen
R. ", Walden entered cn. c. BY Logan, dam
D. MCDANIEL entered br c. BY Doneraiie, dam
pennlson es % Crawford entered cn by Censor dam
Dennison 5 Crawford entered b. BY Censor dam
F. motifs entered b. c. Invalid, by Young Eclipse,
dam mare out of Rose Bud Bud..................... o
r. w. Cameron entered b. I. by imp. bennington,
Joseph Mcconnell entered b. {. chiiicotie BY Lex.
nfSOl Yhompsoa entered br Lady Perry, BY Lex
ington, dam Ansel's dam. Observation-Disclosures.
Time 1:09.
McConnell's colt Chicothe was the favorite in
the pool selling, bringing $3.50, McDanles ninety
five dollars, Dennison and Crawford's forty-1ve
dollars, R. W. Cameron's thrty:nye dollars, and all
started IN front Of the bluff After the few break.a-
dashed @ away e ahead % Of the others, leaving the
favorites all behind. In fact We thought that Mr..
s awS wad ben n9 s g. a M Is
Remorseless and Mr.. Penn0ck's, the Others follow.
ing in custer. As they ran around the lower turn
lowed by Remorseess and then by Mr.. Pennock's
colt, Mr.. Constable's being fourth. IL was impos-
were ali i'm q bunch, and in that way they
came into the homestretch AS the horses passed
the grand stand Mr.. Bemont's was leading two
lengths, Mr.. PennOck's second, one length ahead OF
with Mr.. Constable's colt The latter had two or
on IN q bunch, all close together there being no
daylight between them. NeAie James won by TWO
sna Sa aheaa @ Who was sngh
in front Of Mr. Constable's colt. The ruck ran In
close upon them Time, los.
TIE LADIES' STAKEs-A sweepstakes FOR allles les
three ysars old entrance 1 :ioS d hs ave i9riss
owner Of the second Oily TO receive $500 out OF the
John +. Purdy entered ch T. Tasmania, by imp
Australian dam Matte Cross ..................
r. w Cameron entered br. I. lnvercaud, by st.
L. W Jerome entered b. t. Rapture, By iapiiidst,,
dam para c!ufa
% ". Walden Entered b. Viola by Barownie,
Time, S:o7H.
Tasmania was great favorite, selling In the pools
for $500, while Invercauld brought $3.50, Viola Sl45
and Rapture s1l5. The horses were started from the
same place as the two year olds getting away
led, Viola second Rapture third and Invercauld
fourth Making the turn to the right, Viola got In
front and led length along the lower turn Inver-
cauld second, two lengths ahead OF Rapture, who
was one length in front Of Tasmania The places OF
the hllles were unchanged up the nomestreicb; but
Wide and fell In the rear. AS they ran around the
upper turn Tasmania ran past the Others
front Of the blum two lengths ahead oi Viola,
who was one length ahead OF Invercauld, Rapture
one length behind. Viola then was IN difrculies.
and she soon fell In the rear Running around the
lower turn Tasmania was still two lengths IN front
Of Invercauld andRapture, who were side and side,
homestretch Tasmania dashed away from the others
rapidly and opened WIDE gap. lnvercauld, as she
by the application Of the whip was finally brought
back, and It was not long before she overlook and
mania won the heat by about eight lengths inver.
cauld second, two lengths ahead OF Rapture, VINO
was eight or ten IN advance OF Viola. Time, s;O'A.
TIE THIRD RACE.
METROPOLITAN STAKES, for ali ages; two mile
heats $500 entrance soo forfeit; sl5oo added by the
clubs the owner OF the second horse TO receive $500
out OF the stakes II three or more start.
AlcConnell a Thompson entered b.
Nauxha. by Lexington. dam Verona,
Thomas Buford entered br. c. Peasureyiile,
by Australian, dam SISTER TO Lightning
L
Bowie 4 Hall entered b. C. Wiley, by Uncle
Vic, dam imp. Silver Tail, years Old. dis.
r. W. Walden entered D. m. Sleety. by
Rogers, dam Angelina, years old. dis.
Time, 5:s.is-34S4-3:5lys
First Hedf. -Pleasurevilie was the iavore against
the field at two TO one In the outside betting la the
pools he sold for $780, Nauxha Tor $40, Wiley for
$780, aud sleety for s125. The horses had a fair
send-of, Pleasurevle going to the 'front.' around the
upper turn, Sleety second, Wiley third, with Vaux-
han bringing up the They ran around the turn,
passing the quarter pole, and came down TO the
blum without changing places, Pleasurevile leading
two lengths Seety second, one length IN front OF
Wiley, who two lengths In advance OF vauxhall.
Going along the lower turn viley put steam and
soon passed Seey and ran up TO Peasurevie's tail,
two lengths In 'front.' OF Seey, who was four lengths
ahead OF vauxhal. As they came up the home
stretch Pleasureve shook Wiley OF, and was two
lengths ahead OF him at the stand In l:Ji24 Wiley
six lengths anead Of Sleety, who was one length