The New York herald., 1870-08-13
Totals. $500 liOo 25eo $500 LILO l,270 1,25-
THE RACE.

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THE RACE.
The horses had q capital start, Hamburg taking
the ad, closely followed py Enquirer, Telegram
third AUD Renorseless fourth. Going around the
upper turn Hamburg led one length, Enquirer Sec
ond, Telegram third Rcmcrseless u few lengths in
the rear. Taere was no change In the position OF
the horses down the hackstre ch, and they passed
tho iiali-mile pole Hamburg led two lengths, En-
9uer second, two lengths In Irolt OF Telegram, who
lei Remorseless about the same distance. Going
along The lower tara Enquirer went up and felt Baln
burg and then dropped back again when he came
so the end nd of tse st mile abrs led wo eng
Enquirer second, two lengths in 'front.' OF Telegram,
who was three lengths III advance OF Rem0!se!ess.
Az the horses ran around the upper turn enquirer
went up ana challenged Hamburg ior the lead and
he took it before reaching the quarter pole.
Enquirer vas length and a hall III front on the
pacSs,retch, aud 1t Was thea evident that he had
the race in hand as Hamburg was geillng the per
suader. Ie,ograia run lp close 20 Hsmonrg, VINE
quirer put On a squirt around the lower turn and
opened a gap OF eight lengths but then was taken
in hana aud as he came into the homejtretcn he led
Hamburg SIX lengths. The attor made futile effort
up The tretch but Enquirer came in an easy WIN
nsr by four lengths, hamonrT second tWS lengths gins
one hundred yards. Time OF the race. 3:4SE. A
deug'ng shower of rain then fell which made the
track resemble river.
TIE SECOND RACE.
The SUMNER hANDIcAP-For ali ages, two and
quarter miles, $50 entrance, S2j forfeit $1,000
Bacon 4 Holland entered b. H. Mamie Douglas,
by Rogers, dam ny Wagner, lo2 lbs. .......... !
Australian, dam Matte Gross, 9S lbs...........
Time 4:2SJs.
THE BETTING.
Mamie Douglas. ...... $2l0 405 $50 400 450 $50
Tasmania..... ........ 2l0 800 240 $40 $50 go
Totals. ............. 42o 7o5 500 7lo 500 $50
RACE.
or the Blk horses marked on the card two only
came TO the pole &C the time TO start tie other
horses Delng Withdrawn on account of the horrld
condition OF the course. These were Mamie
Douglas and Tasmania. The latter jumped away
with The lead and Came da5hing up the holeStretca
through the slush and mud fifty yards ahead OF
Nannle Douglas, and going around the turn made
the gap eighty yards between them. She kept
going al killing place all the way around, and
when she reached tie stand at the end OF the mile
and quarter she began To SHOW signals OF distress.
Mamie Douglas who had been waiting for this result,
noH made running, and overlook Tasmania before sac
was around the upper turn. They then ran sid. and
the other parting dash OF mud and left her hope
leSsly behind, coming home winner by two lengths.
Time OF the two miles and quarter, 4:2aha.
TIE THIRD RACE.
PURSE $400; for All ages three-fourths OF a mile
John Franklin entered b. l. Lazy Petry, by Lex
tnRtOn, out OF Anses dam, years, ~ lbs !
F. Morris entered g. T. Felicity by Eclipse, dam
Fidelity, years Old, 81 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 9
J. J. O'Fallon entered 0r. IN Alta Vea, by Vandal
dam Flllayree, 4 years Old, 1O5 lbs. ......
John . Donnell entered ch. Ii. Judge Curtis. by
Lexington, dam Lila, years old, IA lbs.......
Joseph Mcconnell entered br. c. ChilllcOIhe, ~
Lexington, dam l.la, years old, 80 lbs. .......
+. Gray entered b. I. Huddlestonc. by Stone
Isaac w. Pennock catered b. c., by Colossus dam
by Revenue, out of Minnow, years old, 80 lbs.
A. Belmont entered b. I. EveilEa, by North Lin.
coin. dam Camilla, years Old, ~ lbs. ..........
Brnner Denton entered b. h. Batie, by BIZ
Cheatham, dan by Lexington. years Old, los