The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-12


RACE.
Mr. Jerome's flly was the FIRST away, Fanchon
Barbarian fifth and Corona sixth. There was no
from T,sss as MSs sy YSsGs
the blufr Fanchon was leading three lengths, Mr..
Jercmc's fy second Precedent third, Madame
Dudley fourth, Barbarian NTH ana Corona sixth,
not being able TO keep up with the others. Running
around the lower turn Maaamc Dudley went up and
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the got S as wk q Sas
ch0n and came away an easy winner by half dozen
lengths; The others were spread out several lengths
apart, Barbarian coming In third Precedent fourth,
1908.
THE THIRD RACE.
TIE ANNUAL SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds
or $500 each, half forfeit with 900 added. Closed
with tweniyslx . entries, Two miles. :,
tngton, dam Ethan Lass .................. W. o.
! This was walk over none OF the twenty-six en-
tries having courage enough to start against MIR.
| Belmonts kingisher Tie colt cantered twice
| around the course and won the stakes, which
amounted to the sum OF $3.50, not Including the
entrance money Of the owner. we think it would
have been folly for any or the other entries to have
run, as the public performances q Kingfisner have
| In America. His deicau at Long Branch by
Enquirer, two miles and repeat, on heavy
| ter. in the least as many experienced
turfmen believe that it was the mud and slush on
/
and should these colts meet again on a good track
Kinglsher would he the ilvorite.
THE FOURTH RACE.
SWEEPSTAKES, for all ages, OF $25 each, play or
| pay, with $500 added. Three.quarters OF mile.
4. Morris entered gr +. ~ Eclipse, dam Fidelity,
| b. G. Thomas entered br. I. Zlnga, by knight Of
y. George, dam by Star Davis, years old, 90 !.
Time, l:2oIs
THE BETTING.
Fecfty. .........,................S3 $50 $40
THE RACE.
Two Of the four entries came to the post, Mr.. Nor
zlnga, both tnree-year-olds. They had capital
| start and ran head and head to the blum, when Fell
low she drew @ e aT Of znga The The
on the nomestreicn one length apart and after
| easy winner by two lengths. Time, l:2O1.
THE FIFTH RACE
PURSE $500, entrance money TO second horse One
mile and threequarteTs.
John O'Donnel entered ch. H. Judge Curtis, CHI.
=. by Lexington, dam zIila, years old, ia lbs
Eclipse, dam Minette years Old 90 los. 49,. 2
Fl. p McGrath entered b. +. susan Ann by Lex
lngton, dam Roxana, years old, % lbs. $500. 8
II. w. Walden entered ch II. General Yorke, by
Planet, dam Albne. years old, lis lbs ...... 4
Time, s:l2h.
Judge Curtis. 500 1,ooo 1000 900 900
Midday ..;............ 800 100 54o 4lo 4lo
s susan Ann.... s. i9o 90 90 50 SO 80
THE RACE.
me horses had u very even start 0t the frSt
attempt, Susan Ann iirst, Judge Curtis second
Midday third and General Yorke Iourth There was
no change Of position TO the bluff only Judge
Curtis and Susan Ann were on pretty even terms.
When the horses came In sgnt on the lower turn
Susan Ann, Judge Curtis aud Midday were two
lengths apart III the order named, Genera. Yorke
four lengths behind Midday. There was no change
to the homestretch nor in coming up TO the judges
stand only The three leaders were closer together
passing the stand nose and tan, 1--WE or SIX
lengths ahead Of General Yorke. Going around the
upper turn Judge Curtis made o burst and soon
ran past Susan Ann, and taking the lead, opened q
length Of daylight at the bun, Susan Ann second
two lengths In 'front.' OF Midday who led General
Yorke nearly dozen lengths. The latter not In
the at ALL nor had he been rem the start the
speed or the others being too mucn Tor the little
horse loaded down as he was with 1lS lbs. In going
around the lower turn Judge Curtis still led two
lengths, Susan Ann second, one length ahead Of
Midday AS they approached the three-quarter
pole Midday began her run for the lead, and
swung into the nomestretch on even terms
with Susan Ann. The latter was now In
difficulties: Midday put on the pressure ana closed
Judge Curtis rapidly, reaching his hanks ut the
grand stand; but she could not get any further,
Judge Curtis would not have IT, and he came homo
a winner by short length, making the mile and
thrce-quartcrs III 3:l2H. susan Ann was six lengths
behind Midday. but she beat General Yorke dozen
lengths TO the stand. and was driven on another
quarter OF mile, probably to see how well and fast
she can run two miles.