The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27

ages one and quarter mile; horses to be sold for
$i,5OO 10 carry full weight those for 81, 900 al owed
i've pounds; for $3.50 allowed seven pounds; for
5000 allowed fourteen pounds. There were three
entries VIZ. spear Roberts chestnut horse en-
coe Jr, by Haiiie Pcyton dam Anna, by Zephyr, 100
pounds; John o'Donne's bay horse Edcnton, BY
S Syars,"n' dam Amanda, loi pounds, and
Stonewall Jackson. dam Chickamauga, "a o. unds.
Edenion was the fayonte at long odds. lie took the
lead al the start, ST. Patrick second. two lengths
ahead OF Glencoe, Jr., and coming 10 20 the sta nd
Edenton LED half iengtp St. Patrick next, SIX
lengths IN front OF Glencoe, Jr, VINO practically
gu. o ins race, a ne Tell Oh more ana more 10 the
end. Edenton and ST. Patrics raced around rhc up
per turn and down the backstreLch close together,
making very exciting contest. AZ the hal ms
poe Edenton led by % neck, but getting In o the
lower TURN II was evident that he had the race In
hand as the Jockey or ST. Patrick was driving wnlle
the other was running wen within him self AT the
tnree-qu lrter po Edenton led hlf q length and
up tne nomeslretch the jockey OF Edenton kept his
morse IN hinu, running length In trout, ana came
IN winner on the easiest terms In 2:19A Glencoe,
Jr.. was beaten over 100 yards.
SELLING RACE, s500-For all ages, one and n
quarter miles, horses TO be sold Tor 81 800 TO carry
ful weight; $1,000 allowed i've pounds; $3.50,
allowed seven pounds; 5000, allowed fourteen
joan o,Donneli entered b. h. Elenton, by liver
ton, dam Amanda, lol lbs. Observation-Disclosures. /
Governor Bowie entered g. h. st. Patrick, by
Stonewali Jackson dam Cnickamauga, "a lbs. Q
spear hooerls entered CT. b. Glencoe. Jr., by
Bailie Peyton, Dam s Anna, BY Zephyr los lbs. 3
THE BREAKFASr STAKES.
The fourth race was the Breakfast stakes, for four
feit There were twelve entries Tor this stake, but
only two made tner appearance &C the post. These
Were A. belmont's bay colt Gienelg, by CITADEL, dam
Bapta, and ". X. Babcocks chestnut colt Helm
bold, by Australian, cam Lavender. Glenelg had
.ae vai seilng ~ majority OF tue pools lor more
money h2h heiniDod but just before the start the
betting was level.
FGrs5 Heat,-Tne horses came MP on even terms,
and the drum tapped Tor a start, when Gienelg vas
pulled behind nelmbold 10 make waiting race OF
Il. At the turn Geneg was tour lengths behind winch
position he Kept throughout the first mile Helm
hliu pAsslw under the string all that
1ront. Az they ran into the secoad mile Gieneg.
moved up gradually, and at the quarter pole
WAS two lengths and half behnd. On the
backstretch lie Closed up the daylight, and
at the hall.mlie pole they were running
10 change ~ the three quarter pole, but when they
entered the hornestres ch Glenelg moved IN Helm
could not shake Goneg OF, and the later, coming
on strong and apparently fun OF running, soon
showed III IRONS. Heimoold was punished, but no
could not be driven fast enough to oyertake ,lencG
and the latter passed under tne string u winner Dy
alsngtii; making ne heat IN S:a5
Second Hedt.-Glenelg was now great favOrte
few being willing 10 invest OH Helmbold al against
4. Hemhold was suffered TO go on with the lead
Gieneg irotting rAree lengths behind At tie On r.
ter pole HeImOold was Jour lengths In front q nd
making strong running. Hekept III 'front.' about four
lengths al the way through the nrst mile, but
going into the second Glcnelg closed up trine.
AT the quarter pole on tho second mile Helmbuli
led three lengths md at the hair mile two lengths.
me jockey was driving Helmboid oil the way, ana
Glencg Was dong his best to shut up the gap.
Around the lover turn Hembod Kept little dav-
light visible but this was closed NJ
pole. lhey came on the homestretcn nose
and tail. Glenelg then closed zip gradually,
ana TWO hundred yards from home was on
fesorted TO by both Jockeys 10 iolce their horses
along ana the noble animals struggled gamely with
Their heads together 70 the stand. "A dead heap
was shouted by the multitude. close ala the affair
seem, bat after weighing the jockeys the Judges de-
clded that Glenelg mad won Dy short head. Time
OF neat, 3s5A. rT
BREAKFAST STAKES for four year olds; two miles
and repeat $500 entrance, halt forie. Closed with
twelve entries.
A. Belmont entered b. C. Glenelg, by Citadel,
u6M l
". X. Babcock entered Oh. C. HcmDolG, by
Australian, dam Lavender. 2
r. Time, 3i5-3:i5A