The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. JULY le, 1870.

pounds one and three quarter miles. There were
horse Climax, by Balrownle dam Jewel; A. Buford's
sIam horse Mar oaaons Jay szng %aa e Te
Bacon ana Hollands bay gcidng Corslcan, BY Uncle
Vic dam by Sovereign; John 0'Donnes chestnut
ernor Bowels bay horse Legatec, by Lexington,
dam Levity; and II. L. Lloyd's bay horse viley, py
The Bsnsuss s the second CHOICE then Marion next
Legatee, then General Duke, then Corslcan'
and Wiley the last in favor. and selling very LOW;
The horses were started on the fractional track
half mile mill pole, ' Where they entered me
Marion third Corsican fourth, Iegatee NTH, The
Bansnee slxth and Viley seventh, all OF them
turn without changing posilions but coming up the
homes tretch some alterations were made. inc
Duke LED past the stand oy nalf length nag rtea
not having the speed to keep within hailing distance
upper turn, except that The BaDshee began to work
up closer to the leaders. AT the quarter pole the
The Banshee fourth, Legatee fifth, orsican and
Wiley sixth and seventh. Going along the back
stretch Marion began to quit ana fell DaG n;o
place. The Duke was one length in advance at
the haimile pole, The Banshes second, climax max
Marion and challenged Climax. When the horses
mont of The Banshee, Climax and Legatee side and
side. all the others being beaten on. The
up the @ highly the sxG paHs
The Bansheee and Legatee. The three Tapped on
each other as they. passed under the string the
Q neck ahead Of Legatee, who was three
lengths In front OF Climax; Marion.was bad NTH,
ys race sc SIKH The is Tim Of
SAME DAY-Purse 5000. for oil ages, to carry 100
pounds, one and threequarter miles.
John O'Donnel entered CHI. h. General Duke, py
Lexington, dam Lila ......::.... .......... i
LexDaton dam sn'i Balloon o. ane
Governor Bowie entered b. b. Legatce, dam
". Walden entered b. h. climax, by banow.
A. Burord entered b. h. Marion BY Lexington,
H. u Lloyd dI entered b. h. whey, by Uncle VIC,
dam by imp. Silver Star. Observation-Disclosures. 6
Bacon Holland entered b. G. Corslcan. by
uncle VIC, dam sovereign. ..................
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THE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF $500, thrce-quarters OF mile.
For this there were thirteen starters These we re
Mr. C0trllps chestnut Oily Cricket by Daniel Boone.
dam Lilly; Ward & cottri!rs bay marc Lady
Purdy's chestnut illy. Tasmania, BY Australian. dam
Matte Gross; j. R. Lawrences bay mare Rapture,
Gcipse dam Fidelity; R. %aIdeh Ts's Chestnut ny
horse Metarie by Star Davis, dam Katona; c. Little
h ss bay charles e. skusy oests
Boaster by Eclipse, dam Vanity. ana the
same gentleman's black geldIng Jerold, BY Mickey
Alta vea, by vandal, dam Flligree A. r. richards
chestnut geldng Kings Excuse by Knight OF ST.
George, dam Betty King; Isaac W. Pennock's bay colt
by Norton, dam Rebecca; T. Price and John o. DON
neil's brown horse r: B. Connolly. by Lexington,
dam Lucy Fowler. Alta Ycla was the first choice
OF the spcculators selling in some Instances against
the field. This field when sold separately, brought
about equal prices The horses were started on the
Gnnfal
& Start srseS ana sSss IL saa
fourth, the Others in a bunch. AS they turned into
the regular track ut the halfmlle pole Cotrils les
were still In the lead with Metairie tapped on them.
The latter, the inside, jumped into hole close to
the fence. where he FELL breaking his back and roll
Ing over on me rider James Wilson, who was badly
Metairle nor rider was able to rise, and
rush was made to ascertain the injury to horse and
jockey. Alta Vela. Who had been fourth, then took
Metari's place, and soon cut down Cricket and Lady
Petry, taking the lead around the lower turn. Mr..
II % dSm as ne essssS
Lady Perry and challenged Alta yela for the
, victory: ,,.u most no. beautiful race between
Norris nlly winning by q neck, Lady Petry good
third Rapture fourth, Edenton fifth, Cricket sixth,
nock's colt NINTH Kings Excuse tenth, Boaster aud
Jerrold bringing up the rear. The time OF the dash
SAME DAY-Purse $780, for all ages three quarters
of mile.
F. Morris entered g. t., byiEcllpse, dam fidelity.
J. J. O'Fallon entered b. m. Alta Vela, by Vandal,
dam Flligree.....
Ward Cotrrlll entered b. m. Lady Petry, by Lex.
ington, dam Hymenia. ...:........:..:....::,.
r. Lawrence entered b. m. Rapture, by Lapidist,
dam Parachute. ..........................
O. Littledeld entered b. h. Edenton, by INVERSION.
dam Amanda. ...................,
M: Cottrlll entered CHI. I. cricket, by Daniel
J. +. Pardy entered ch. I. Tasmania. by Austria
liam, dam Matte Gross. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John O'DOnnel entered br. h. r. B. Connolly, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler. ..................
!. w. Pennock entered b. c. by Norton, dam Re-
becca; :.;..:;..:.:...;.;:....
Knight Of St. George, dam Betty King. -. 10
c. =. Elkin entered oh. b. Boaster, by Eclipse,
dam Vanity. ..................... IL
f. entered o..
dam Rosetta. $4,000. 10
B. w. Walden entered Oh. b. Metarie by star
Davis, dam Katona. ..............".... dis
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