The New York herald., 1870-06-08
p. H. Davis entered b. m. Scotia, by Tar River,
dam py Boston, years old, 81, ,000 l03 lbs. ....
Time, 25gk.
The RACl

Eldorado was the first away, Climax second.
Edenton third, Scotia fourth and Il. b. Connolly NTH
They passed the blun and swung away around the
hill out OF sight In the above order. When they
came IN view again Climax was leading, Scotia sec
vn,, as,h 'atIu, Eiuoraao iouf,m ana b Con.
Climax was still In the lead, Edenton second, Edo
RADIO third. Scotia fourth, and X. b. Connolly bring
stretch, and as they passed the stand Climax was
one length ahead OF Edenton. the latter leading FL.
dorado Two lengths, Scotia fourth and H. B: Con-
molly nlth. Going around the upper turn Climax
opened the gan to two lengths, and X. 3. Connolly
ran INTO thlrdi place, Eldorado fourth and Scotia
around II Climax was leading two lengths; Eden.
ton second, TWO lengths ahead or II. b. Connolly,
who was two lengths In advance OF Eldorado, Scotia
nfth. they then passed out OF view, and when they
appeared again Climax was four lengths ahead OF
Edenton, the latter being two lengths In front OF X.
D. Connolly, Eldorado and Scotia close together.
Before reaching the three.quarter pole r. B. Con-
molly had beaten Edenton who began TO fall back,
anu was making desperate efforts to overtake the old
horse, Climax. The latter, however, came along at
winning pace, in hand, ana won the race by three
lengths r. B. Connolly second, -four lengths ahead OF
ton, Scotia nth. Time OF the Dash, 2:594.
THE FOURTH RACE.
HEATS OF ONE AND THREEQuARrER MILES, dis.
lance sixty yards; premium s., 1,000 entrance money
10 second horse.
r. W. Walden entered ch. h. Sanford by Uncle
VIC, dam Dolly Carter, s years old, ia lbs. l
d. j. Grouse entered b. f. Regards by Austria.
Liam, dam Ann Hanly years old, 81 lbs 49, 3 2
snSs W. Jerome entered Dr. h. alengary by Thor
Time, 316X3-:l7h.
THE BETTING.
SenSary esaar,s ys;oS $50 i'soo i.2so 1000
Sanford. d.............. olO 1,lOO 1000 1000 1900
THE RACE.
Sanford was first away, Gengary second. Regards
close up. Going around the blur GengarY went In
frone and led half length; Sanford second, three
Length lengths ~ IN front Of Regards VINO took very long
the lower turn Glengary was leading two lengths;
Sanford second four lengths ahead OF Regards. They
continued In this way TO the threeqparer pole and
string first, leading Sanford one length, the latter
being SIX lengths In advance OF Regards. Going
around the upper turn Glengary maintained his ad.
hill with Glengary leading half length, Re.
CARDS gard s.n haii a., . dozen lengths behind. When
clear OF Sanford but the latter soon afterwards went
up to his head and they came on the homestr etch
under whip sanr9 S9 M he %nner S1
three lengths, Glengary second six lengths In front
OF Regards Time OF the heat 3:l6X.
second HedI-Sanl0rd was now the favOrte at
four to 0ne lie cut out the work by leading to the
bluh, Glengary second, Regards third. AS they
passed around the hill Sanford led three lengths,
GlenRary second, two lengths Gin front or Regards.
When they came In sight again SANFORD was only one
length ahead Of Gengary the little mare four lengths
behind. They ran in this way into and up the
homestretch, and as they passed under the string
Sanford was still leading one length, Gengary
second, Regards a little closer than before noted.
Leaving the stand the little made strong run
ming, soon overtaking Glengary ana passing him.
Then she made after Sanford, and as they came
down to the blufr she was at his head. Glengary
then gave up the race entirely. Regards and San
Iord ran head and head around the hill. When we
saw them again Sanford had shaken her or and was
leading two lengths. She was not however, dis
posed TO give up and when she got into straight
work on the homestretch she went at him again with
will. She closed at every stride, and as they passed
under the string Sanford was just neck ahead OF
her. He won the neat in 3:l7A. Glengary was dis
tanced.