The New York herald., 1870-07-31

First HeaL-Thc Donerac colt had the best OF
the start, iaric second, Maggie B. B. ihird, Lynch
burg iourth Susan Ann ifth and Enquirer Sixth.
They ran around The upper turn In this way At the
quarter polc The DOnerae colt still lead
Maggie Is. u. second Lynchburg third. Harc fourth,
Susan Ann nith and Enquirer sixlh. Running down
the backs'retcl DOncralle maintained the lead,
Maggie R b. and LynchUurR 81 10 ana side, Enquirer
fourth, Harc llfih aud Susan Ann bringing up tile
rear. Lynchburg passed Maggie b. u. on Inc lower
turn and took second place, the DoneraiIe icolt
still keeping ln 'front.' the others as before Enquirer
made dash as h3 came into the hOmeslrclch
and as lie dashed along managed TO lake third
place. The Doneraile colt continued to lead up the
hOmestretch until q few lengths OI the finish when
Lynchburg came with rush and beat him by nose
at the score; Enquirer was good third, Maggie b.
Is. lOurtn, uarlc n1tn anu Susan Ann sixth. Time OF
the heat, l:47.
Second Hcot.-The Doneraile colt jumped awav
Maggie y. b. fourth, Susan Ann fifth and Lypchburg
sixth. They ran In this way around the turn.
pole was pulled up lame. having broken his near
lore shoulder blade AT the quarter pole Haric was
IN 'front.' the Donerale colt second, enquirer third,
Maggie h. b. fourth Susan Ann nth. Th"y~were here
Tapped one on the other, no daylight app airing be.
tween them. Going down The Dackstretch Enquirer
took sides with Haric and they ran head and head
past the nalImlle pole Maggie b. b. two lengths be-
hlnd but two lengths in front OF susan Ann and the
Donerae colt. On the lower turn EnquIrer showed
his head 'front.' and at the three-quarter pole was
clear OF Harlc and appeared wInneR beyond perad
venture. Maggie b. b. then made her run aud she
ton could not be overtaken by the little mare. En-.
quirer won the heat by two lengths Maggie b. B.
Doneraile colt fifth. Time oi the heat 1:49.
Wlrd Hedt.-Enquirer was now che favOrte at
long odds over the field. He TOOK the lead, Maggie
B. Is. second, the Doneraile colt third, Susan Ann
fourth and Hari0 lfth, all close together. Going
around the upper turn Enquirer LED half length,
Maggie Is. B. second, Susan Ann third, the Done.
rale fourth and Harc III. AT the quarter pole En-
quirer was length ahead, the D0neraie cot sec
Ond Maggie b. b. third Susan Ann fourth and Haric
nth. Gong down the backstretch Enquirer con-
inued 10 lead running apparently with the greatest
ease, While the Doneralle colt seemed to be labOrng
10 keep his place. AT the half-mile pole Enquirer
was showing the way In a happy manner
the DOnerae second, Susan Ann third, Maggie b. b.
fourth and Haric fifth Going INTO The lower turn
Enquirer opened quite gap on tie others, as they
began here to quit Coming into the hoinestretch
Maggie b. B. and Hare made running, and they
soon cut down the Doneralle colt and Susan Ann
and maze play for Enquirer. Their efforts were
futile. however, as the son OF bennington came on
with hls immense stride and passed under the string
a length In 'front.' OF Maggie 3. B, who led Haric
about the same distance. Susan Ann four
lengths behind, The Donerae colt iiih. Time or the
heat, 1914
TlIRD RACE.
MONMOUTH SrAKES-For all ages; subscr pton $50,
play or pay, two and a half niles; purse $1,000 OF
which sum $3.50 was to be given 10 the second horse
and $l50 TO the tl'trd.
W. X. Baocock entered oh. c. Helmbold, by Aus
traan, dam Lavender, years old ............ /
Aug. Belmont entered b. c. Glenelg, by Citadel,
dam imported Bapta, years od...............
H. W. Cameron entered or T. lnvercaud by ST.
Adams, dam Elean II, years Old .............
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