The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-26

around the course for the forfeit from Nara ganset
she ran fast from tho stand, ana kept up merry
pace for . mile and hair
sTHH THIRD RACE.
This was the Dinner Party Stakes, dash OF two
miles, for threeyear-0lds 200 entrance half for
These were Moore 4 Cofee's chestnut colt Foster BY
Lexington dam Verona; N. Il. saniord's brown colt
preakness Dy lexington. dam Bay Leaf; A. Bel
Fngree; 4. w. Doswells chestnut lilly Eciiptic, BY
Eclipse, dam Nina; IL. p. McGrath's bay fy Susan
sons chestnut oily. Ida Grlsson, by War
Dance, dam Mary Glass; and Governor Bowels
Sa@ FANNIE McAlsieras ne looking ea pt Of
three-year ods as ever came to the post in this
MY: a r NJ ss sn ss s ss eS
ond, Ida Grss0n third, Eciptc fourth, Foster
nth, Susan Ann sixth and Preakness seventh.
ona, Foster third, EclIptic fourth, Ida
seventh. They passed tho quarter pole in this way
and when they got on the backstretch Foster went
up and took sides with EcpGa My Maryland s
Susan ann sixth and preakness seventh
the latter three strung out several lengths
iea one length, rnesse second, Foster third
Eclipnc fourth, Ida NTH, Susan Ann sixth and
PreakDess seventh. Coming up the homestretch to
the stand some changes took place, Flnesse running
to the 'front.' passing under the string at the COM
pletlon OF the first mile neck 10 'front.' Of Foster,
land having fallen TO the fourth place, Susan Ann
NTH, Prcakness sixth and Ida Grisson sew
Ann ran INTO second place. Finesse sull
aiding, Foster third, the others as before. Passing
the quarter pole general change was manifest IN
TO move up to the front, and Foster, the fayorte.
was fifth at the haltme pole. Mr. Sanlord' Sanford,
the the lower turn he held the second place;
fourth, Foster fifth, My Maryland sixth and Ida
Grisson seventh. Coming up the home stretch Tor
the nnisn preaSness on ane extreme oas' sv oqS
good length EcliDtic second, two lengths In frontof
Foster, who was neck 10 advance Of Susan Ann the
NV Maryland seventh. Time or the race. 3:47hs,
which was capital time for so heavy a track
The following Is srn
DINNER PARTY STAKEs-FOr three year-olds, OF
1000 entrance half forfeit, two miles, closed with
thirty entries
NJ. ii. saniord's br. C. PreaSness, by Lexington,
W. DosWei's cn. Ecpic, BY Eclipse. dam
Moore 4 coree's CHI. c. Foster, by Lexington .
H. a1 p M eaE b. T. susan Ann BY Lexington,
August Bemont's en-. I. Finesse, by Lexington.
Kesne & Grsson's CHI. T. Ida Grsson. by War
Governor Bowie's CHI !. My Maryland, by Brown
Dick, dam Fanny McAlliser. .................. Z
Time, 3:4IM.
THE CLOSING EVENT
OF the dav the mile heat race for three.ycar-
Odds. This brought to the post Il. S. Rogers chest
nut colt Hanover, by Planet, gam Lucy Haxali;
ss% See '7y eS NJ aa nes
nut colt Ensign by Eugene, dam La Rose:
Carney y Tllley's, gray colt Dennis. Burns
Governor Bowe's chestnut FLY Hilarty by Austral-
ian, dam Hilario; Bacon 4 Hollands chestnut colt
~ @ n p rsx IN
dam Ansel's Dam, and Carroll Cours' brown colt
Ortelan, BY DOneratle. dam Canary Bird. Lady
rssay was the iaS0r'' At about even against the
First Heat-After q fair start Mozart was nrst
fourth. Dennis Burns nth, Ortelan sixth, HiIariy
seventh and Hanover eighth At the quarter pole
Burns sixth, Hanover seventh and HlIarlty
eighth. When they reached the lower
run through the others down the backstretch Orte-
Ian second, Mozart third, Dennis Burns fourth, En-
sign fifth, Conductor sixth, Hilarity seventh and
Hanover eighth. A merry run home brought Orte-
9p m winner by length Lazy retry s second
Conductor sixth, Ensign seventh and, Hanover dis
Second Heat.-Dennis Burns took the lead. ortelan
fifth, Mozart sixth and Ensign seventh. AS they
ran round the quarter pole Dennis Burns opened u
third, Ortelan fourth, Mozart fifth, Hiarity sixth
and Lady Petry seventh: The gray showed
he entered the lower turn he gave u' up the
lead and fell back Conductor then ran to the 'front.'
mozart taking second place. Ortean tnlrd, Lazy Pcy
being fourth, Hilarity fftn, Dennis Burns sixth and
Ensign seventh rafting run ensued up the home-
stretch, Conductor keeping IN front and winning by
about two lengths, 0rtelan second, Mozart third.
Lady Petry FOURTH larity fifth, Dennis Burns sixth
and Ensign seventh. Time, 1:5l.
Tnird Heat--All the horses were now out OF the
race. with the exception OF the two that were in
the first and second heats the rules of the Ameri-
can Jockey Club governing the proceedings OF
this course. The start was good one, but
in moment Conductor jumped 10 the
front and led one length around the
turn. Ortelan, the way to the quarter pole,
ran up to Conductor, and they continued together
to the half-mie pole, when Conductor shook himself
loose. At the three-quarter pole they were nose
and tail. Ortelan was driven up the homestretch,
but Conductor was too much for him. and ran home
an easy winner by five lengths, making the heat In
1866. The following lisa
SUMMARY.
MILE HEArs-F0r three-year-0lds that have not
won mile race this year, 100 lbs.
Governor Bowie entered Oh. I. Hllarity,
w. II. Babcock entered b. C.. Conductor
by Australian, dam Nettie Viley-.....
Carroll Coar entered br. C. Ortllan, by
Donerulle, dam Canary Bird.
John Hinchnan entered br. 1. Lady
PetTy, by Lexington, dam Ansel's dam 4 ~
Bacon Il Holland entered ch C. Mozart
by Australian, dam by Lexington. 3 8 TO.
Burns formerly Charetlel by Light
by Australian, Qam HIlario. ........... A /. o.
Gafney Tully entered g. c. Dennis
ming, dam Lorette. Observation-Disclosures. 5 r. O.
i. M. Hall entered Oh. c. Ensign, by
Eugene, dam La Rose. .................7 I. o.
E. S. Rogers enterd oh. C. Hanover, by
Planet, dam Lucy haxall. ............ dis.
Time-1:491a, 1:b1, 1:55.