The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-16


FHE sssRPLR-cHass,
always charming. ever when T. Il withor, conios.
tut red cut to-dAy very licensing. hut hollow ,ea,
Tor Ovsterman. The course was wholly vi trtn
lie grounds OF TIC track but vcry intrica KIN
wnv on Oyslerman had made himself ver, triio-
WITH the variou. turns In the race ana hsi hi, orp
into two felis, est and wet, by an ohlquo 'r,ct
stand IN the east Geld. When they got the word
o sherman led, with BoAannan second Ahnr Ia
ohlique track thct went, taking the bu'.'s and
track Bohannon drew 70 'tc front. aol l,adinr.
made the east curve " Tie hCl y, FISHERMAN rnrI
At the end OF the curve there - wall Just n. a
was reached Oysterman az Yin took the lead and was
arst over it, Bohannon second.
~ @ horses then Went to the middle NJ tfe east
ne Id, where there was itother wall and ditch viii
water. This al cleared beautifully, O,sieruin first
Bonannon seco nd, and bo'h together on lsr Lobe
liza third On jumpi-g II GrifHn, on Morris hrok,
one Of his stirrupstraps and rode the race with on,
only. That ende hi- chance over the waiordi,ch
The horses passed into the west neld. Oy,erman
went wrong and had TO turn back vi lie he was
doing that Lobelia and Morris got ahead Of him and
he was dropped full forty rods. Just then Lobe,
went out OF the tagged course and carried Morris
with her; end ngain Bohannon lost his path, and
dropped out OF tho race entirely.
Nov oysiermrn was AWAY full thirty rods from
Lobelia. With TIE race all his own lie took walls
at slasbinG pace. with So good lead Tat ,'loway
sackened spnce. and Lobeia drew TO lin while
Morris was falling OF sadly. Leap after lc.p was
made, and the or.es swep, ont Of the field into tho
main track OF tho hsleinile poe, and had only run
Of halfmile TO the stand In the last hundred ROY,
mp TO this point, Lobeila had forced the eet
TO Oysterman, whom hloway was taking along at
ease over into the track from the field;
All WINS clear running save one hurdle tho
home stretch. Gafiney on Lrbelh drove Ma mare
for Oysteruau around the turn TO close no a long
mare 10 near him. Size, bv a killing brusN. got 10
TO within four lengths as they entered the homo
oysierman forward, and 10 ioaPsd il spisodidiy.
followed at once by lobea. Now all VA level
home handy winner d. two lengths. Po'r Norris
came failing In thirty rods away. and Bolannon did
not at all appear at the finish. Miscnnncc made tho
very tame as contest, vet It was attractive 0
a, disgl,y of skill and splendid horsomanship.
THE SECOND RACE
This was dash Of one and throe-ouarter miles for
all ages, to carry one hundred pounds each. Oh
course the young ones wero kept out by the weight.
Toe entrees we're C"rsican, Climax, the B,nshee,
Viey, Marion, General Duke. and Legatee. ClimsI
was the favorite. The race was won by General
Duke. The following Ia tho
SARATOGA, July isPur.e sooo for all ages 10 carry
100 pO9na.i one and three; Qnarter miles.
'9@n oSSn1 Sam sseIS Dasf Sn h'
J;J 8T.,ion; Ihe Bap ~, b; IN years. BY LeI.
Coy: Rowe'' hesatoe B. h, years. bv Lexington.
r. wv sz c.s. g. H. aged; BY b.rSwas
Bafstds MsrioS cS IT, yi;. BY Lexington. dam
Bacon hSilSSds Coricsn, s. e. yr.. by Uncle
H. {. Lioyd's yiisv. b. h, syria, by Uncle Vic, dam
Time Sio at he rate OF iiY 10 Inc mile
The judges placed only the first three; but tho
others came out in the order they placed above.
The betting was TO against Climax, 70
against The Banshee, to 1 against Marion, Z and
to ] against Gen. Duke 30 to against each OF the
others.
Tho start was on the three-q quarter track and
across IT, When the l,s fell TO send tine horses OF;
Duke was In front with Lssatee next. Thev went
away at a sharp pace and the lot followed,
rushing by. They were all In mass up TO The half
mile Dole-Duke still leading. Entering ,be FAR turn,
s sSs aSsd s% few TG. and killed BY
Who had dropped to third point t'G and Tesched
dhs2S sSs In fey strides Mo he S,, cut Les NS
eolhrel Lecatee, also shaken him OF and placed
himself third. Sweeping up the stretch to the
inr had Climax at hrs d,uE Marion was at CiimI's
shoulder and mast the stand they rushed together of
int the last mic. They sin hung to each other,
and we're making the pace killing. L told on Marion
on the turn aud he died away Up to now the
n'nshoe had laid by waiting her time. On tho turn
reached ,he Ell lead Of tie back stretch sossher 6esI
and head nearly but Duke had the 'front.'
stretch. The pace the best. Here the stretch
was done. Climax was done and dropping oil th,
Banshee went to his Place and drove Duke For the
last half mile Leratee had been pulled TO the mass
behind and eased OF. lie was set forward
again Rushing up he caught the Banshee 60 eli
ensued by Banshee and Leratee and rushing brush
followed. All around the far turn DUKE still led
II was now great Covering the turn and leaving
II, the home stretch was yet To be done. II was
lapoed, and the struege was continued Il lasted
all the way. DuSe could not get away from tho
Banstee nor she from Legatee, could they eeS
mp TO Dukes head. L1pped they swept the tuu
out, and passed the winning post still yoked, Dus.
first there by half length, the Bnshce second NJ
Legaee third, beaten only neck. spleuIi
ish. Time, 3I0k.
THIRD RACE.
There was also a dash. but OF three .quartc>
mile only; The entries we're Cricket. L'dy rer,.
Tasmania, Rapture, Mr. Morris grey Ally nv Eclipse
Aetarie EdentOn, Booster, Gerold, Alta Vea, Kings
Excuse, Tennoek's bay colt and r. B Connolly:
Alta yela. The was won by Morris grey
FLY The following is the
SUMMARY;
sAEAToeA. Jqly iS-Pure 900. for all ages three.
Morris &c: I, sycars by Eclipse dam fidelity. "a
j. J. sioos Ala vcs. 6r. M. year. Nv v,rdc
a. dan w gree i0h IBIS. Leacn.
Sat; lag rs'aS s years by Lesnioo
chh so oS ns ss9 s e. t. s9 seFS re a. sC
VANITY IL he; Cna. Eliins Jsro b. r. steaTS
res ga% S'si Star = psy W., dam kn %3seP;
d'Y ea Sy tvso On dm An ds o o. r.
w.t. F { a., E,,s 9:ss S <. e..
ton, am Lucy Fuw cr. lts liz l. W Pennocb = h. a
years, ~ Norton, dam licb L. Prince ~ lhs &
Ncudidss ngt Excuse ch g., 8 bears. by knilLt Of
St George, dau Betty kni - hs
Time. l:lsA-at tbs rate OF i:ij to the mile
The betting WAS To against NORRIS Hlly 4tn
! against Alta Vcla @ to against r. ipture. ii 10 1
against Lad, Perie and Cricket together; add 80 to
l against eaclI OF the others
The start WIS u the sand on the three auartef
track. There being thirteen horse, in il " M dim
cut to geta good sendo When II was had the
fiyoritc, the Morris grey lilly. was last. All tns
others we're AVA In q mass. fow yards or brush
In sent Altabelq 10 the lead oith EicntOn
second Int all wen to se<hIr Tho pace was
hot ard telling across the ground. to the n..in
tack on IL. The layurtte got through The field vi
horses the head o the rear lot. Around the tar
turn, Alta Nein su led. with Rdenton ut her girth.
Drawing 20 the head Of the home stretch. the pace
was killing and Edentpn died away
Tho grew ally, all around tho turn, had
lrcn stealing ~ with a stsady stroke got
ti'g nearer and ne ror with every STRIDE. Lady
Perry nli accompanied ner. As uey entered the
stretch Tire hly cnuIht Eienton tshe iel back done
M, pnd " rice had passed ain, aud so nad Lady
Potry. In the 'front.' now VAS Alt Vela the grey
and the Lady. Yarl by yard the Ally drew to A IA
Nca, a "a, mid stretch she was 20. Catching
Alta she raced a dozen yards ana had her on
equal terms Then n "ame IN front, and 10 par
lay tOretler hone in splendid brush The srey
nlh ing in winner, with Atavells close on her
hank, Lats Dotry was thirl, well NJ aud o'heri
well up, AVID the uthers well beaten ul Dino llsa
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