The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20

Fifth Day OF the seascn-Thrse EDITING Race
Lobslia, His Lordship and .sgsie 3. q. tho
Winners Particulars 4 the Racing

mometei--sn~' - II there was one conveniently
near ~ manu. Az on the previous oavs. there was
great crowd o/persons present. Beauty and fashion
chatted gay y with chivalrc the grand stand
and IN CT .rraages, or waved handkerchefs In honor
OF the inning horses
The track was In splendid condition to-day for
speed. The first event hurdle race, with foar
st?.rers; the second selling for uwoyear ODDS,
and the Sequel Stakes TWO miles, for threc.year.
dds Five started on the race, and a more brilliant
struggle from end 10 end has not peen witnessed ~
this meeting The starters in the hurdle race were
Lcbela, 0ysterman. Jr., Gerald and Norris oyster
man, Jr great favorItc prior TO sadding, selling
for A. much as all the others combined. After run
ming one mile and aquarter on the lead, and being
closely pressed at the time by Lobelia he ran into
instead OF jumping the hurdle, falling down
ana throwing his rider Mi. Alloway. over his head.
Anoway on his feet In an instant but unfor-
tunately not In time TO avoid being struck down
again by Lobelia. lie stunned 10y the blow he
received from the mare, but was not dangerously
hurt. After the fall or 0ysvrnan, IT.. 10
bella nad a very easy time, the
other Two had been disposed OF prior 10
that time and there interest in the last half
mile OF the run The second race was in teresting
from the fact or the TOUR youngsters VINO
being the get OF different sires. The winner,
His Lordship, was by Kentucky: the second being
by Knight OF ST. George and the other one that won
. place was by Censor. The fourth In the race was
by Planet. His Lordship is a fne, large, powerful
colt. and resembles his sire very much. He cut out
work from The start. was never headed,
and won capital The third event.
however was the feature of the day.
Five excellent thrce-year-olds started, with
the regulation weight OF 10 pounds up, and ran the
Two miles in the gamest manner. Maggie B. b.. by
rate finish with Major, Mr.. MOTIFS Cavalier by
Eclipse, being third, two lengths behind. This colt
looks and runs very much like Narraganset. Cava-
her. however, only beat Mr.. CrOnses bay oily Re-
gard for third place by short head. The firth one,
at the finish The following are details OF the races
IA the order in which they came off,
THE FIRST RACE
eight hurdles, two miles, with wclter
weights for All ages, $500 to winner and 800 10 sec.
ond horse. For this affair there were entered and
started McDaniels Alioway's Oysterman, Jr., by
Oysterman, dam by Phil Brown six years old, car
rying 14e lbs; James Thompson's brown mare Lo-
bella, by Bonnie Scotland and dam by Capltoa, aged
carrying l43 lbs; Elliott Gray's bay horse Morris by
Lexington, dam Margaret Morris; aged, car
Gerald. by Mickey Free, dam Rosette, six years DID,
carrying l43 los. Oysterman, Jr was the favor
were placed in prominent places on the track where
they could be plainly seen TO the best advantage by
,he sar,,nS or iuapes stana the second sat a.
lance beyond the quarterpoe the third also on the
backstretch near the half-mile pole, and the |
Oysteraan, Jr, was the first horse away, |
Morris second. Lobelia third, with Gerald close
M ~, my ,,aso go 90 t 800, , ii t a.. @ -,
they passed over it. Going around the upper turn
sSra iantb 81 or day,ight Mnrrn snd reraId
-hird and Lobelia fourth. When they took the sec
Second Gerad 1h,rd Iobeiia tra,ng Tbsv va an nae
ibs Jump cleanly. The positions OF The horses were
they nassed over the Third hurdle Win ovs,ermsu
Ir IeaIIng Morris second iobea third Nns Gerald
fourth. They now had long run on the nat
RIM Iobel,a passed Morris and RIM ND close Ito 70
61rIle in heantifni stve Wnen thew nasseG he
stand A. the END OF the first mile IobeiIa was on
pge Gn bmrae was taken Iii rs t'' hy ' 0ystTns
IT. nv a lenrfh Gerald third and Morris fourth
several lengths behind. Lobeiia still kept forcn9
rho runniny Ovsferman Jr determ,ned 10 seen me
Mead rushed IN The siXth hurdle at such a racing
mace that he never took time TO raise himself for q
a er on rc for MIN he
not dangerously injured. Lobea now had the race
to herself and she ran steadily on to the end taking
the hurdles on the way gracefully and winning by
ten lengths; Gerald second. four lengths in advance
Of Morris The tune Of sr t9e two miles was sS
was selling race for two year ODDS for purse of
$500 three quarters of mile. Those entered to be
allowed lbs those for ST 900 Ii lbs. and those for
$500 q lbs; There were only four starters for
Virginia Dare by Planet dam Annette Hal to be |
sold for $500, Is lbs; A. Bemontis bay coli HIS |
George FOR $500. 20 i5s: A. Keene Richards hav
colt by Knight of ST. George da,n the dam of John
Kilgofe $1,000, 80 lbs: Hunter a. Irayersi chest
nut my Temptress by Censor dam Jenny Rose. $500,
7s lbs Tempress sold for last in the pools prior TO
the start. The Youngsters mad very good send of
and went away flying HIS Lordship leading Tenn.
;ress second, Virginia Dare third Richards filiy
bringing IN the rear His Lordshp opened wide
zap TO The halr-mlle pole. and passed there ionr
lengths i'm front OF Temptress who was one length
ahead OF Dare. the latter being two lengths
in advance of Richards 1lly His Tordshin Kent The
pap omen around ihe lower tnrn the others gettino
close together ana closing upon His Iordship. Al
the three-auarter pole the run up the honcsire;cb
was very interesting His LOrlship running under
the string a winner Nv a length Mr. Richards; div
was second two LENGTHS i'm Front nj 'reYnniTess whn
was ahont The same distance in front OF naTe the
time of the dash was I.isn Tb,s is we hne,e The
first win OF any of Kenficsy;s pei The coli ra
semhes his sire greatly IN roior 81 III yennrs, aynaar
ance e' " ~ ~ e' 'pi