The New York herald., 1870-08-14
TlIne. 100,
Totals. 80. s2l5 $40 27e> sz5 800 $40 so5 8

THE PACE.
Starting from behind the Judges stand, In the Held,
the first Jump was OYER stone wall The horses
approached it At very moderate rate OF speed, "a
Sir Ioseph third and Biidy Malone fourth. Keeping
close the fence CT the fractional track running
eastery the horses next met fence, which they went
over in most beautiful style Raven IN mont, oyster
man Jr. second, Sir Joseph third, and Biddy Malone
fourth They then passed the half-mile pole and
surmount the way leaoing thither being rather
rough and heavy. Oyster.nan Jr, was now showing
Malone fourth. The horses kept close TO the fence
and went around the lower turn, about midway OF
which they jumped another fence. This was done
very prettlly QysterDan. Jr first, by two lengths,
then Raven and Bddy next. Sir Joseph bringing up
the rear. ine horses now wheel to the south and
run up towards the grand stand. On the, way
rhther they met stone wall, Just beyond tue three.
quarter pole. Oysterman, Jr., was still on the lead
fourth Dashng along at a charming rate they few
over q brush fence III the centre OF the feid and
divergng to the right they met the most formidable
obstacles OF the course. These were hedge and
pond OF water. Oysterman, Jr., was the first over.
Raven second, Biddy Malone third ana Str Joseph
side OF the fractional track and into the lower or
s0uthery field, where they ran in sOutheasterly
1mTesslon, anu tnen ehSoantefed stone Waa,,
Biddy Malone ana Sir Joseph bringing up the rear.
Coursng through the field they jumped TWO FENCES,
one on either SIDE OF the regular track, near the
quarter pole, and into The outer field in front OF
Hunter h Travers' stables. Then, wheeling
abruptly to the north they passed in front OF MIR.
Bemont's stables. Before reaching the latter they
Jumped brush fence, Oysterman, Jr., leading tour
lengths. Raven second. Blddy Malone third and Sir
Joseph fourth. Immediately in front OF the stables
they mad two jumps, the first over fence and the
second over stone wall Oysternan. Jr., was still IN
the right close up 10 the far fence and then wheel
ing TO the left, jumped fence, then they ran out
INTO a field on the right OF the fractional track,
through the field, over the two fences on either
side Of the fractional track and into the
the way, and lie kept very close company.
Sir Joseph now began to work up TO the others.
They ran then TO the north ana Jumped hedge and
then q lence topped with brush. and then, turning
again To the southwest with their heads pointing 10
the grand stand, they dashed up to stone wall ana
took II flying, Oysterman, Jr., FIRST Raven second.
Biddy Malone third, Sir Joseph fourth. The race
was then becoming intensely exciting, as the hedge
Jr., and Raven came up to 1t In gallant style and
cleared 1t beautifully followed by BIddy Malone and
Sir Joseph, who were very close together. lhe
Eerses thee jumped tae two fences OF the fractional
track and again entered the south field. Running
over the field facing towards Mr.. Belmont's stables
they Jumped stone wall, ana then cOursinE TO the
right close 10 the fence OF the regular course, run
nlng the reverse way towards the stand, they went
over fence tDen hedge ana further on stone
wall. Oysternan Jr., was still showing the way, and
running ior his iife Raven second SIR Joseph third
and Biddy Malone fourth. Sir Joseph now was clos
ing on the favorite They then kept the right hand
fence OF the fractional track their left ana dashed
over a fence and then a stone wall and then fence
into the regular track at the hali-mile pole, from
whence they had no more fielding to 40. They had
but two hurdlcs.uo leap and then finish by dash up
uOmeSIrelCi. AS bHey eHUsTeu tne regular CraCk
Oysterman, Jr., was leading length, Sir Joseph
second, four lengths IN trout or Biddy Maone who
was ten lengths in advance OF Raven, the latter
having shot his bolt before getting on the track. A
very exciting race to the score brought Oysterman,
Jr., in winner by TWO lengths, Diddy Malone
second, SIX lengths ahead OF SIR Joseph, who beat
Raven 200 yards. Time, 1920.
THE SECOND RACE.
THE KENTUCKY STAKEs.-For two year ods one
mile. $l0O entrance, $50 forfeit GOO added; colts
100 pounds, 1liies 81 pounds
u. McDaniels entered ch. c., by Lexington, dam
James A. Grinstead entered b. c., by Knight OF
st. George, dam the dam or John Kilgour, by
James A. Grinstead entered ch. T., by Lexington,
udDi sally 3
A. Belmont entered b. C. Idaho, by Kentucky,
uaI Narlna.-.. Observation-Disclosures.
d. ID. Withers entered b. f., by bennington, dam
JSTusaicu.
b. q. Thomas entered b. T. Aureola by War
Dance, dam Dixie (HerzOg's DAM. )............. 0
+. Morris entered cll. f., by Eclipse dam Slasher
Joseph Mcconnell entered CD. Lilly Harness, by
Revolver. dam LuXemberg's dam by LeXIng
Time, l:51 q.