The New York herald., 1870-08-19

RACE.
Carrie Atherton Jumped on with the lead. Helm
bold ana Pat Malloy running alter her slowly. She
opened gap OF ten lengths around the upper turn,
ana was fifteen lengths In front at the quarter
The, two latter closed up some of the
daylight down the backstretch. and as Carrie
passed the half mile pole she was not over six
lengths in front OF Helmbold who was one length in
advance OF Pat Malloy They ran In this way all the
way around passing under the string at the end OF
the first mile in l:551z with Carrie leading ST.
lengths, HelmbOld second. one length ahead Of Pat
Malloy: AS the rider Of the mare passed under the
string he dourshed his whip vigorously over her
head and she opened the gap. There was no change
IN the positions of the horses throughout the second
mile Carrie passing under the string five lengths in
front OF Hembold VINO was as many lengths
ahead OF Pat Time OF the second mile
l:56M Passing INTO the third mile the speed Of ali
was put to its severest test, ana Heimboa and Pat
Malloy closed rapidly on the mare They ran with
out changing places unt they passed the threequar-
ter pole, when Pat passed HembOd and took Sc
cOnd place. AS the horses under the string at
the end OF the third mile. which was run In l:4s,
length in front OF Hembod. Now came the tug OF
war Carrie Atherton kept the lead around the turn
into the hOnlestretch. The press now became too
strong strong @ ior her and she had l. to resign It to Pat
position in the rear. Hclmbold passed her at the
drawgate she was then pulled up leaving the
others to fight it out. Hem6old was whipped Sc
vereiy to force him along but he responded TO every
cut and 100 yards from nome passed Pat MaOy ana
ran In winner by one length Carrie forty
yards behind. The time of the dash 1927, the
same time as that made by Fashion in her memora.
bic race with Boston. HelmbOld was sadly distressed
az the finish, While the others soon recovered from
the race.
THE FOURTH RACE.
CONSOLATION PURSE, $500, for all ages one mile
and three quarters. Horses beaten once during the
meeting allowed lbs; twice. IA lbs; three times,
II lbs
A. Belmont entered b. h. Glenelg BY Citadel dam
Bapta, years old, 10i lbs bs.....................
J. j. OFallOn entered br. m. Alta Vela by Van
dal, dam Flllgree, years Old, 81 lbs. ......
Fisher Carson entered ch. z. Tom Voolfolk, by
Lexington, dam FlOrde, aged, "a lbs. .......... 3
Time. 3:l2H.
BETTING.
Gleneg. g..."........... $500 $50 1000 5000 500
Alta Vea. 140 600 90 I,75O) -.
Tom Woonoik. "....... Is 20 80 l75j "'
Totals ..,...........$4 $3.50 10 I,73O 5s25 I215
THE RACE.
Alta Vela was first away rom Voolfolk second
Glenelg a few lengths behind. The latter made no
effort TO Keep up with the others but chose trail
ing position. They ran up the fraction track at a
slow pace, the mare leading, Tom voolfolk second
and Gleneg last. When they reached the regular
track at the harmle pole, Alta Nela led one length
anu a half, Tom voolfolk second, four lengths in
front OF Geneg The latter fell further or on the
lower turn, Alta Vela leading Tom Wool.
folk one length. The horses ran sharply up
the string at the stand Alta Veia led two
lengths Tom Voolfolk second, four lengths in front
Of Glenelg The latter then closed up with Tom
voolfolk on the upper turn. ana lay there for half
the final brush. Alta Vea led two lengths around
the lower turn, Glenelg and Tom Voolfolk side and
side. As they reached strait work the stretch
Glenelg was cut loose. and coming with rush was
soon in front and came IN an easy winner by two
lengths, Tom voolfolk ten or dozen lengths be-
hind. Time Of The mile anu quarter, 3:l2t,.
And this ended the second meeting at Saratoga
this summer.