The New York herald., 1870-06-16

Bohannon. Lobclia opened a gap Of two lengths,
second, W. +. Bacon third Wiley fourth, and Bohan
sight on the lower turn Lobelia was running very
easily In hand. with lead OF two lengths, oyster
man. Jr, second four lengths ahead or W. r. Bacon
who was four lengths ahead OF Bonannon ana
Wiley, the TWO latter running head ana head. LO-
bella went over the second hurdle like swallow.
the others following In the order given above Tne
oa are" came snS gaops up s S
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three epaa a. sa gg ercasa us ssa% s upper
increased her lead TO fouf lengths. The rider OF
Oysterman, Jr., Was forcing the horse to his utmost
but he could not 0verake the Old mare All the
other horses were virtually ont Of the before the
mare passed the quarter pole. When she came
Jumping to do, but went through the gap opened by
W. r. Bacon on mis- first jump. 0ysterman was sec.
Sna nres M engs osnd n long
TO standstl, being SO lame that he could scarcely
walk Lobella malntaaninSed& anS & her lead cad around the he
Tuaa S%sr ~ r took ty a gl agras laTs snghy
ing shape, jumped the last hurdle In gallant style
and ran home winner OF the race by two lengths In
Bohannon, who was four lengths ahead Of Wiley.
mIE SECOND RACE:
JOCKEY CISSD HANDICAP, SWEEPSTAKES for all
Ss.s SsSs 20 innes $ioS entrance haif Forfeit SUN
". r; Babcock entered ch; n. HelmbolI, by Aus
tEalsn dam lavender years oa 1l c ies yc
dam Dolly Carter years Old, III lbs $500. 2
Q. Bowie lent entered b. h. Legstee, by Lexington,
dam Levity, 4years o.d, 100 ibs............". 8
Time, S44.
THE BETTING.
Hembold. -. 81, 800 3.1OO 1000 600 1900 500
ssSsssd. sS aeS $50 $50 40 40 4S 10 So So isS I
THE RACE.
Legatee jumped OF with the lead, Sanford second
Helmbold thra. Going around the upper turn San:
nrl I'm a q
Legatee at the quarter pole, Helmbold length be.
hind As they swung around the bluff Sanford and
OF Legatee. They then stretched of to the right out
Of sight. and when we saw them again Hernbod
ans ana aa ona s 81
They continued In this way around the turn and
well up the homestretch, but as they passed under
little the best OF it, leading Sanford neck, the latter
being half length In front Of Helmboid. Going
asy ali ine pecs%e parallel ana s sds
and side all the way to the blun, when
they appeared in sight on the lower turn Legatee
was leading one length, Sanford second, one length
ahead of Hcmboid. and then the latter afterwards
dropped another length further Off, to please those
who had been betting on the field against him. Be-
fore he got TO the three-quarter pole, however, he
took to running in earnest and the trio came into
the honestretch side and SIDE. HemDold then came
along at racing pace, and soon was IN front, and
came galoping nome winner naa oy three iengts ems
OF the dash, 3:44, which concus1vely proves that
HelmbOd was merely playing with the others while
laying Alongside OF them throughout the race.
THE THIRD RACE.
CONSOLATION PREMIUM, $500, for all ages, one and
three-quarter miles, for horses beaten during this
meeting; Ii beaten more than once allowed seven
pounds
A. Belmont entered b. g.. Gleneg, by Citadel,
pardy wv withers entered ch. iE' H. vespacias by
Planet, dam Columbia, four years Old, los lbs...
Time, 3:16I.
THE BETTING.
Vespgcus ....... $500 600 $50 1000 LOCO 1000
Glenelg .......... 700 $40 $40 loo 500 $50
THE RACE
vespucus jumped away with four lengths the
best or the start, and held that advantage to the
blum and around the h!ll When they appeared
Ifree-qua;ter pole Vespucius opened the gap again
to three lengths. and came with that advantage into
and up the hoinestretch and near the stand, when
Glenelg went up little closer. AS they left the
stand for the mile run vespucius was two lengths
along the lower turn until near the threequarter
pole, when Glenelg made his run, and as he came
into the homestretch they were nose and tail. Yes
and, soon passing him. came home an easy winner
by halr q dozen lengths IN 3:l6a[.
THE FOURTH RACE
PREMIUM, 81 900, for all ages, dash Of three
W. R; Babcock entered Oh; h. Helm
bold, BY Australian, dam LAVENDER. w. o.
THE FIFTH RACE.
MATCH, 81 900 side, half forfeit, mile heats.
]. J. O'Faiion named ch. c. AthIOne,
foaeh 1855, by Lexington, dam Ala
Belmont named on. G. Feni;i oaied he0'a Forfeit
1906, by Mickey Free, dam SPiletta. Paid forfeit
THE SIXTH RACE.
The HUNTERS PLATE OF $1,000, given by subscrp.
tiOn to be divided between She rider and owner Of
the winning horse; Q handicap for all ages, to be
rid len by members OF the Club; two miles.
II. S. Barclay entered b. M Rapture by Lapdist,
dam Parachute, years OLD, l3se .bs........... l
Harry Russell Catered b. h. Edenton, by Ulvers.
ton. da.a Amanda years old, 13s lbs. ....... 2
Lloyd Alloway entered b. h. Wiley, by Uncle VIC,
dam Silver Star, years old, 140 lbs. .......... 8
G. +. Elwees entered b. g. Bohannon, by Simon
Kenton, dam by Boston, years Old, 154 lbs -. a
O. Bowie entered CHI b. POntoon, Dy D0neraile,
dam Undine, years old, l40 lbs ............ s
Time, 3:49.
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