The New York herald., 1870-07-21


1t was announced, greatly to the pleasure OF
scores Of owners, trainers and stabiemen, by Dr.
Underwood last night, at the pool room that on Fri
day. at twelve O'Clock, train OF cars would
be az the Saratoga depot for the purpose
of receiving the running horses here, to-
gether with their attendants and parapher-
MALTA, and conveying them to Albany; thence trans
ferring them to srge steamboat, which viii
steam to Sandy Hook, where cars Will be In waiting
to take them within one hundred yards OF their
stables, arouryi the new course at Long Branch.
"And this" added the Doctor, 'free OF all charge,
including barrel OF whiskey."t S3ta t
y THE FIRST RACE .t.F rf.fsn.as.
was for purse of $500, for all ages, one and one
eighth mile, winners during the meeting to carry
". r. BabcOck entered b. h. Pompey Payne, by
Vandal, dam Magnetic, years Old, los ibs...
tralian dam hliario, years old, 81 lbs. ........
H. I. McGrath entered Dr: m: Biddy Malone, by
Star Davis. dam OHIO, III ...:............. o
Joseph Mcconnell entered br. c. Chillicothe, by
Lexington dam Lila years old, 80 lbs. O
Fisher ( Carson entered b. h. SIR Archibald.
by Ruric, dam Daisy, years old, 11S ibs.... 0
A. Bulord entered Gu. b. Marion, by Lexington,
dam Miriam, 9 years OLD. lis lbs; 60.
Ployer, dam IIebe,, years o:d, los lbs....... 0
D. D. withers entered ch. c. Milesian, BY Mickey
Free, dam by Wagner years Old, 30 lbs......
Time, 1:571S
Biddy Malone got away first Cnllicohe second,
nth, Mieslan sixth, iIIariIy seventh, HaddIesione
last, and did not Start until the Others were hun
dred yards away. lie was pulled up very soon. They
passed the stand in the above order, the two first
named nearly and head head two lengths in front OF
Pompey Payne, the others strung out with daylight
between them. Going round the turn ChillicOthe ran
to the 'front.' and as they passed the quarter
pole he was leading Biddy Malone half length
pompey Payne third liilarity ionrih' Mar,on filth
horses did not change positions down the back.
strerch but Biddy Malone was busy with Chilcothe,
falling back, abiding his time for q brush. Chilli
cothe beat Biddy Malone on the lower turn. and the
,hra aer nase sn oH poney pavne or @
coming into the bomestretch Pompey was cut loose,
and coming with rush. soon disposed OF Hisarity
and Biddy Malone and made desperate charge on
ChillIcothe. When close TO him the latter crossed
Pompey Payne. which the Judges. supposed had
licothe beat Pompey Payne more than a length
under the string the race was awarded 10 Pompey
Payne, and they gave tho second place to Harty
The judges did not give place to any OF the Others
Marion was good fourth, BidJy Malone eth, Mi.
esan sixth aud Sir Archibald seventh. Time OF the
THE SECOND RACE
Purse 81 600, for all ages, three miles; m .ua.so
lian dam Lavender, years old, loS lbs ........
d. D. Wlthers entered CHI. h. vespucius by Planet,
]. j. O'Faon entered b. h Pat Malloy. by Lexing-
ton, dam Gloriaua, years old, ia lbs. ........
], W. Weldon entered .. M. Flora McIvor, by Lex
ngton, dam Fioride, years Old. us lbs. ........
A. Buord entered br. h. Grassland, by Lexington,
DAMS pedigree unkSown x years old, ia lbs... 0
Grassland took the lead, Pat Malloy second ves-
pucius taird, Flora MclvOr fourth and Helmbod d
hlth. Their positions We're not changed around the
turn although they were very close together. The
quarter pole was passed in like manner, but going
down the backstretch Pat Maoy went to tue front
stand, passing that point half length In front OF
Grassland, -vespucls third, Hembold fourth and
es% ESa MsOr sTanSs n Ra Ma0y IA Kept secdns s
NILE the others following in tue order given above.
Going down the backstretch Grassland went to the
afterwards took sides with Grassland, Pat Maloy
third, vespuclus fourth and Flora nth. The horses
ra rn S n e M way Wen tee
passed under the string at the end OF tho
second mile Grassland and Helmpold were head
and head, two lengths IN front OF Pat
vesp4elus, the latter being half a dozen
last mile the struggle increased in interest. Cross
land stuck to Helmbold until the quarter.pole was
p1s m tere h ne PECAN 20 @ ana He
ton long, however, for vespucus then sprang
away, and in an instant or SO was at his head, Pat
Malioy third, Grassland fourth and Flora McIvor
fifth. Vespucus cung tenacously to Helmbold
an the way around the lower turn and
midway up Helmboldt Increased the pace and soon
shook Vespucius on, and came In winner by three
lengths, Nespuciqs second, Pat Malloy half dozen
OIL, Flora McIvor fifth. Time OF the three miles,
6:So.
Tue CONSOLATION PURSE, $500, for all ages, one
and quarter mile; horses beaten once during the
meeting allowed seven pounds, twice ten pounds
and three times fifteen pounds.
J. o'Donne entered br h. r. B. Connolly, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler, 8 years old Iii
1
w. II. Babcock entered b. n. Pompey Payne, by
vandal dam Magnetic, years Old, 101 lbs -. 2
r. w. Walden entered ch. h. Sanford by Uncle
Vic. dam Dolly Carter, years old, l04 bs...... 8
Governor Bowie entered gr. c. ST. Patrick, by
stonewall Jackson, dam Chickamauga, 4
years Old 10l lbs. ........................
A. Buiord entered ch. h. Marion, by Lexington
dam Miriam, years old, III los................ 0
Time, 2.10 r
Connolly was the first away, st. Patrick second,
SANFORD third, Pompey Payne fourth and Marion
fifth. AS they came rafting up to the stand Con-
molly and 81. Patrick were close together,
the latter leading, Pompey Payne several
/ lengths behind, Marion fourth and Sanford
| hIih, evidently unable to keep up with the
| others. Connolly ran away from st. Patrick,
opening gap OF four lengths to the quarter pole.
| Going down the bacKstretch Pompey Payne made a
desperate run ana took second place, and then san.
ford altcr greet deal OF punishment managed 70