The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-03

THE RACE
the turn Pompey Payne showed ia 'front.' Cruiskeen
second Judge Curtis third, Biddy Malone fourth,
Haric nth and Wiley sixth. When they passed tha
quarter pole change had taken place. Judge Cur-
tbs was head and head with Pornpey Payne, Crus-
Keen third, Biddy Malone fourth. Haric mn, Vney
bringing up the rear. Going down the backetSetch
Judge Curtis took and maintained the lead, POmpey
Payne second, Cruiskeen third and the others par
'front.' but pompey Payne had fallen back and Harris
mad taken second place, Cruiskeen third, POmpey
Payne fourth, Bddy Malone NTH and Wiley stili IN
the rear They ran around the turn In this way ana
came into the homestretch without change Of
Place Cruiskeen then gave up the struggle, ana 50
did Pompey ayne, leaving Haric to fight Judge Cur
us TO the end. Right well Harc kept up contest
and ne stuck 60 Judge Curtis like eech 10 the end.
the Judge winning the heat by short length in l:44.
Haric was six lengths In front OF POmpcy Payne who
was one length ahead OF Biddy Malone the latter
being ABOUT The same distance III advance OF Crus-
Second Heat.-The horses had capita, start, and
a. trey went ino the upper turn Judge curtis LED,
Pompey Payne second Wiley third, Hare fourth.
Blddy Malone nfth, and Cruskeen sixth. When they
reached the quarter pole Judge Curtis was Leading
length. Ionpey Payne second, a length IN front OF
Blddy Malone, who length In advance OF
laric aud CruisSeen, the latter running mead ana
Curtis maintained the lead down the bsckstrctch,
and Ut the hamiiepole was length Ia 'front.'
OF Biddy Malone, the pace having been 100 iass
for the mare. she, however was several lengths
ahead Of Iiaric and Cruiskeen, who were running
locked few lengths In front or Wiley on the Ower
turn Pompey Payne made his run for the lead and
reached Judge Curtis shoulders at the tnrec-quarer
pole, the others being out OF the AS they got
into straight work POmpey Payne got on even terms
with Judge Curtis but latter lasted long for
him, and beat him to the stand length and . half
IN t:I5. Bddy Malone came In third, Cr,iiskeen
fourth, iiaric nth and Wiley sixth. ts
Tb6N Heat Judge Curtis WAS now q great favo-
rite over the field, betting at 81 900 10 $3.50 being
rent on his chances OF success. The otner horses
were now on their metal, this heat 70 decide
VINO would get the second ana third prizes Pom
pey Payne had lain up in the first heat, allowing
Haric 10 Try conclusions with Judge Curgls while
Cruskeen, Bicdy Malone aud Wiley had done MOTH
neat After lew breakaways the horses lad q
Capital start, Biddy Malone leading, Whey second,
Judge Curtis third. POmpey Payne fourth,
Cruskeen fifth and Wiley sixth. These
were their positions they entered The upper
turn but when they passed the quarter pole Judge
Gurus was leading. Biddy Malone second POmpey
Payne third, Harc fourth, Crulskeen NTH and Wiley
sixth. They ran down the Dacksiretcn in this order
but as they neared The half-mile pole Pompey Payne
had taken The second place from Biddy Malone the
others running before noted. The favorite con
homesrctch, Pompey Payne striving hard 10 over
take him. Biddy Malone and Iarlc were Two lengths
behind they entered the stretch running side
and side. Cruskeen and Whey were several lengths
behind, hopelessiy beaten. Biddy Malone then came
with Il rush mp the homestretch and landed second.
the great Pompey being beaten half length by her
at the score. Judge Curtis Won the heat aud by
two lengths in l47. Biddy Malone won the second
prize and Ponpey Payne the tnird uarc was a.
several lengths Cruiskeen being tn and viloy sixth.
The races Tor to-day are first a steeplechase, tho
second the West End Hotel Stakes and the third
heats at two Inies