The New York herald., 1870-10-14

BEFORE the start.
Mamie Douglas. ...-... sl55 100 400 62o 800 500
''Ai y Aiie, Fess Haot. ~ ''' 't' '''
Haric. ic.................s $500 200 $50 SIS 500 400
After the second heat the odds were one hundred
| to ten on Mamie Douglas without takers.
First Hea.-Haric and Mamie Douglas we're the
only horses that came to the post Oakeaf and Mid
day not being willing to run the distance through
the mud and slush. Haric had the best of the send
Off, and led two lengths to the turn, but before he
reached the upper part Of the track Mamie Douglas
| Harfc, and led two lengths at the bluff. On the
lower turn tho mare was one length in advance and
turn and up the homestretch passing the stand one
| length apart, Mamie Douglas leading. Going
around the upper turn on the second mile Haric's
Jockey, according TO orders, moved colt up and
forced the pace. He took sides with the mare at the
! quarter pole, and. passing her In going to the
| ran around the hill. The horses were then
out Of sight for several seconds, but when they ap
was again in front ia and leading t one length She
Kept this advantage into the homestrerch, when
Harris Harc put put on the % steam and rushing up through
grand stand, and, after fine head and head strug.
gle. won at the wire by neck. Time Of the heal,
| Second Hent.-Haric mad now become an immense
| favorite over Mamie Douglas. He went or with
the lead and was two lengths ahead at the turn, but
! the mare made the pace strong, and went TO the
Iront at the quarter pole, coming down TO the bur
tbs sns,n dvanacs ama as aaeaa sne went on WIN
lower turn, and as she came up the homestretch
opened the daylight to three lengths 1t being evi-
dent that Harlc was in trouble. Browney, his
| Jockey, gave him touch Of the whip "a ne passed
the stand but IL did not have the desired effect OF
| sending him along any faster, and shouts Of one
| hundred to fifty on Mamie Douglas were heard In
all directions. Haric, laborng on around the turn
and at the blum, was five lengths behind the mare,
who was now running under pull. Sne went on
/ at ease, dropping Haric further back TO the end,
| winning the heat by ten lengths in common can
/ ter. Time OF the heat, 1867.
Third Heot.-Haric took the lead but only held it
| to the quarter pole, when Mamie Douglas went In
| fr0nt and Kept tnere to the end. Harc hopelessiy
| struggled on under the whip, while the mare run
| under severe pun for mle ana three quarters
i winning the neat by ffty yards. Tine, 4:0i1s.
| THE THIRD RACE.
1 SELLING SWEEPSTAKES OF S25 each, plav or pay,
| with $500 added The winner to be sold at auction.
Horses entered 10 be sold for ST. to carry their
appropriate weights; at 81 900 10 be allowed lbs
at 500 TO be allowed 10 bs; at $500 ~ Oe allowed
| 10 lbs. One mile and hve-eigbths.
| q. Littened entered b. h. Edenton by Ulvers-
ton, dam Amanda, years old, % lbs. ....... 1
| X. W. walden entered br. h. Climax, by Barow.
| nie, dam Jewel aged, i0S lbs. .......,........ 2
James thompson entered Ch. II. Athione, by Lex
ington dam Alabama, years old, l03 lbs. ~. 0
ID. MCDANIEL entered b. m 0akleal, by oakland
dam Seizure. years Old. W lps.... ......,.....,.