New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

backing her at The long oA is laid against her. Her op
ponens were Capt Elscs's b. b. sir Joseph hitherto
MSr. as .1ds dHonannon ridden raid ridden Sy Hugh
Gafney The pool betting was as foiogs: motifs so,a
,Sr So Sir Joseph s' GerA Seesr T h%a for Thy
start bat just they passed the stan a. fneg Sete CO.
called by the ringing Of the bel but una o All ~ imned
the first hurdle before they stopped The 'neI ue
aIm ,, was tapped and away they went Gsraa Sshin5
Az Ine second hurdle, near the quarter pole OeIa yo
leading but Biddy Malone now second. and Sirs'9,
stretch and oos s as hr Sent IL rons SS a mile
ahead OF Gerald, with Bddy third and Morris iar De
hurdle on fnsS e SSme osk hoe m peSTs Sv there leading
with Sir Joseph second and Gerald next AS they passed
Morris nearly distance behind Gerald. The latter soon
began to qnit and Biddy and Sir Joseph were leit
Jumped the nth % hurdle When Bddy Malone drew stead
y h away, ana Jumping her hurdles Dea9tiiy sly
beating Gerald twelve lengths, and Morris beaten OH
Time, 3:56l.
THE PIRsT RACE.
uRDLE H.SnrcP for all two miles over EIGHT hurde. p"'se
Ss"$o to the inst 200 the second and $40 to ne thru
DoRohu Grn entered Bddy Malone by star DAVID oam
C. Elves entered Sir Joseph BY Simon konOH dam by DO'
Elliot Gy entered h. Morris By Lexington Margaret Morris
entered BIZ Gerald By Mickey Foe dam by York
'ee SI yea' Old is d. ,
THE RESTORATION STAKES, m ou
for all ages, fourmile heats, 500 each p p "th soVU
added Of which the winner took $500 the second $1,000
and the third $780, the next This was lhe great
event of the day for except the Inauguration Stakes az
Jerome Park, in 1885, by Kentucky ana the fashloh
Course purse last FAN, won by Flora Melyor we nave
not had four mile heat in the North Tor many
years, though they have always been highly popular
with the public. The is, because heat races are
frowned down by the managers at Jerome fak anu i
Saratoga who have entered into agreement not 10
run their horses in races OF heats at any distance
In this there not single entry out OF me 10
made by "A Northern owner OF horses. except Mr. cam
eron and Col MeDa2es and the three h9rses TnGh
These Mr. 7. W. Doswers br. h. Add kader, ir
Keene Richards M Carrie Atherton, and Gov Bowie'
b. Legatee. The latter regarded AZ OF no account
and sold for low figure in the pools Carrie Athert0n
and Add -Kader being alternately the 1ayoIiIes, M m
of the last pools sold, AbdeKader brought 5000
Carrie Atherton, t,0Gf Legatee $3.50. HenneSsy rOde
Legatee Brock, Abdel Kader and colored boy Carrie
First Heat-Carre Atherton took the lead and made
the running, with Abde Kader two three lengths be
hind and Legatee far in the for three miles ana
half running the first mile In 20l the second IN l:5O
and the third in lai: on the third quarter, Legatee
went up Abdel kader passed him with seeming ease
and then closing the mare had her safe In Few
strides when he quilted her and gaoPed home an easy
but both pulled up when the chance OF the heat
Second Heat-The pool betting was now Legatee s.2OO
Carrie Atherton s75; AbdelKader $3.50. This heat was
run like the last Carrie leading four lengths on the rt
mie with AbdeKader second as far before Legatee IN
2O6 She xix lengths ahead on the second time OF
passing the stand with Legaee two lengths IN the rear
OF Abdel Kader; me 1854. On the third mile Legatee
made his effort, and passing In succession ADdelhader
and Carrie, he led under the string on the third mile IN
1855; the last mile being in 1855 The race was now
virtually won and Legatee gaoping strong and steady
at an easy pace came pr GomI wher do1b G a s
ahead OF AbdelKader who was spared being smut OUT
by the clemency of the distance Judges Ime 'o2i'
RESTORATION srAxrs-rof ali subscriptions siOC Pey or
Esy ss .aeond nss G and lGq 45oo 51 to the third
odn Bowie entered b. Legae by Lexington dam LeVy4
Sne eH Richards entered n Carrie Aierton by Lexington
16o%.. Bosss entered Aje Kder BY Australian dam
Rescue years 0'i the TWEED PURSE
OF 900 for horses beaten at this meeting Ihe as
tanee was mile ana ha ana tne rhtb @ b oIton o
Ieric was the fvorite selling for GO0 Pompey Payne
made the running for mile with Pennocks colt second
and Herc third the latter then going IN front m ana
winning good race ny SiA iehe'i' ron ro"p'' ia'"o
Time, 2:3S.
The Tweed Purse for all those beaten al
20 10 the second hoe tribute Of William NJ Tweed One and
A. keene Richards HArc. by Australian dam Bronnaa
W Babcock Entered Pcmpey Payne BY yand Magnetic
Me19. e1 C@ sSTe lSd b. Cavalier BY Eclipse Etiquette ye
1.Sse S " Pcancei BY Norton dam Rbeca T. Price
yoa BoeTa% entered ch h. Bcas BY Eclipse dam Vanity yea
old, lOs
Monmouth Park Racecou has become equal to any
in the country not efePg % s track a can be- scen from ~
the stand around the entire distance The land for the
on Sept. ., 1869, by the Messrs. Chamberlain,
McDa9idson & Co. On the sth the survey for mile
trark So feet i'm width was commenced instructions
having been given in the meantime to lay out race
course which would surpass anything in the country.
the supervision of Mr. Chickering the chief engineer
and was finished the last OF May, 1870. IN IN
Apr the stand, $50 feet by 80, was commenced
and soon finished There has been laid 10000 feet Of
drain 10000 yards OF earth have been removed from the
inside of the track and for the general improve
ment Old stables have been removed and repaired, and
new ones put up making in at the present time eleven
large stables containing i'm all about hundred spen
Aid stalls with from feet of walks around each
stable The track itself finished about the Iast OF
Ma A groye within the grounds is to make fine
shady retreat and the low ground Of several acres ad
ionng the wood has been converted into lake sur
the entire ground OF l27 acres has been
NOT including labor OF trenches three ana four rect
deep which were cut out on the regular grads lor ne
Cbckering, having particular Instructions from the
owners the track to locate the fence In many cases
street improy and to lay on large piece OF
ground for the convenience Of depot and railroad ac-
IuIy G. $50 work was commenced to supply water for
the stand clubhouse and stables by laying 1000 feet OF
nine Thereby having running water at IL different Duld
inrs The work not done by Mr.. Brown has been con
Quoted under the general snperintendenco OF A. Har
rington who coOperated with Mr.. Chckerng. The 25th
of JuIy came and the to commence on the
soth In these five days 1900 feet Of drive 60 feet
vide which was sod and uneven ground, was 10 be
staked and graded also, three miles or steeplechase
with ditch Is 3O and 2s walls and fences were TO
nshed In the five days and everything was made ready
Tor race meeting, which has proved great success
his snbordinates the lovers of indebted not
ess than 10 the liberal owners for course that prom
ises when completed to be without superior In ths
country
BASEBALL
THE GRAND BENEFIT MATCH-BR00KLYN VIC
TORIOUS
The contest between selected mines of New
York and Brooklyn arranged for the benefit of Mrs Pic
cot took place the Union Grounds Brooklyn on Sat
urday in the presence OF assemblage numbering be-
tween and 5000 spectators. Unlike most affairs Of this
fed N kp