The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

luz BduUpS. FObter WON Tile race With
out having been fully extended or touched
contest and . few minutes after the race
appeared as fresh rs he would have been after an
exercising galop. Tinesse pulled heally on the bit
from the start and quit under the pull after going
mile and quarter. Remorseess ran better than
she has before this year. beating Hamburg for sec
ond place. or the latter not much can be said fur
ther than that he has cost his owners and hackers
trick since he lett The blue grass i fegiSSd.
He has run three times and been defeated
N sa every race. He first met Helmbold
every one OF HID hackers, who laid two to one on
MIN against Helmbold. lie next met Enquirer at
Saratoga o. the second meeting, and Enquirer dis
posed Of him yet more summarily lnan did Helm
boid: HIS trainer Was then changed, and Thomas
Patterson was substituted for Tim Robbins, and as
MS hackers could not be induced TO change their
belief In his being first class race horse, they
again backed him and lost heavily yesterday. He
Hamburg wins a race we are under the impression
1t Will be in q field OF second raters as we do not
rate him as an A No. horse
The third race was free handicap sweepstakes
three came 70 the post These We're Messrs CLARK
n Grm 4s %s,1 pay my Flash Of Lightning by Light
ply NY Maryland, by Brown Dick, dam Fanny
McAllister; and Bacon & Hollands bay geiding
C0rsican, by Uncle Vic, dam by Sovereign. This
was capital race between the two fillles.
Corsican cutting It after running a mile on the
n na:yr, course; or Flash OF Lightning won in
lilly than she was supposed to be after her first ap-
pearance at Saratoga. My Maryland is very good
runner, and Is likely to improve with age
The fourth event was q selling sweepstakes for
two-yeaf-Ojds, dash OF three-quarters OF a mile
Two stared. These were Messrs. Bacon 4 Hollands
chestnut fly Girl Of My Heart, with 81 lbs. no. and
D. d. Withers bay nliy Miss Nellie carrying So lbs
Girl oil Ny Heart won an easy In very fair time
compared with the other running.
The nfth race was selling sweepstakes for three
year-oids a dash OF mile and quarter, and three
nlies started for the $685. and chance OF chang
Ing owners. B. q. Thomas' bay lilly Talaria, GOV
ernor Bowle's chestnut fllyiilarlty and J. Il Pul-
dy's bay hJ Merry Thought were the contestants.
Talaria won cleveriy, dsposing Of the others
after running threequarte~s OF q mile. After that
distance had been run Talaria had nothing to do bur
gallop home as she liked. II would have been well
for Merry Thought to have run away again as abe
did on TWO previous occasions, and thus saved her
reputation as race horse AZ many believed she
was previous TO the race yesterday.
The sixth and concluding race Of the meeting was
steeplechase handicap about TWO miles and
half This closed with three acceptances
and they all came TO the post and were started
but one OF them declared out after taking
the first hurdle. This was MIR. Shea's brown horse
Eminence. The other entries, Bddy Malone and
Oyterman, Jr, made q most exciting and very close
contest Biddy Malone winning by few lengths.
The result might have been different but Tor
b.under OF Oyserman. Jr., A. the last hurdle when
va stumbled aud lost two Jumps. Al that time nc