The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06


Of II. Danutev passed Monarchrss before shev
reached the Quarter pole ami led one length at that
point Monarchst second, i've lengths ahead OF
Sill led and at tho halfmIle pole ne was
half length IN 'front.' Monarcblst sccond,
lower turn. Monarchist went up and took Danntet
BY the head aud Climax began To- make ms run Tor
Daunter and Monarchist swung into ,ne home
stretch head and head, with Climax close on them
4 merry struggle ems ensqed up the nomestretch
stand and MonaTchist came ~ easy winner OF the
heat by four lengtns Climax second, two lengths in
front OF Daunter. The latter was now senl TO the
stables. Time 1922.
Th,rd Heat.--A Gne even start. the horses going
archlst showed two lengths ahead. H lay there 10
the quarter pole ana to the backstretc Al the half
mile pole he srlll showed daylight notwithstanding
That Climax was being forced all the way. The
ridcr OF Ionarchist had hts horie well IN hand, and
a. os soon as the press was made by climax az the
and won the heat aud by three Lengths
In 2:02ts.
THE THIRD IAcE.
SELLING PURSE, t60o Tor all ages, dash OF tvs
miles; horses catered to BE- sold for $1,000 10 carry
.heir appfol'iaie weight AT $500 TO he allowed
hve pounds; az $1,000 10 pe allowed seven pounds
~ 500 allowed ten pounds ut 300 fourteen rOunds
any surplus over stated price TO 90 10 second morse
W. H. Bahcock entered ch. O. Doctor py second
Albion dam hy Omera, years old, $50, % lbs. 1
H. e. Thomas enered b. T. Aureola by War
Dance, dam Dixie, 3 years Old 81. 5oD 81 ibs - g
II. =. McGrath entered b. e. impecunous by Tp-
rerary, dam Lucy Fowler, years Old. u 900, so
,onn Bopanrnm entered Dix g. Gerald, By Mickey
Free dam ioset,e agad SOP iol bs 80.
Jam by Yorkshire, 8 yea Old $500, IS lbs 80. o
j. w.. Weldon ontered br. c. Astronomer by Aste-
rod dam Miss Carter, 3yearso Old. 8 0gl ~ lbs.
Time, 3:o3.
THE NETTING.
impecunoas go 2S 800 800 $50 $50 Field.
a asssaem;f:::: ~ ''s'' 100 los 50 $50
Hcenah. .......... l0)
TUE RACE.
uecnaD took the Lead. GERALD second, Doctor third,
tnrcola fourth, impecun0uS nth anu Astronomer
sixth. A. tney passed round the upper turn
icng'hs, Doctor second, Astronomer thlrd, impe
cunloas fourth. Gerald fifth and Aureola sixth.
There was no cnange in the positions OF the horses
down the home3tretch and 10 the ha.l-mi,c POLE
but thcy were somewhat spread out. Going around
HINT Heenan gathered together and as they
enterrd the honesJretch they were al abreast, lee
SHARPLY NJ the nomestretch and as they passed
under the wlre Heenan led four lengths, Impecuni-
Gerald fourth Aureola nth and Doctor sixth. Gong
INTO the second mile the race assumed more AM
mated appearance Every horse was extended to
his fullest CAPACITY, and ChaDglu. o. places began.
AZ the quarter pole the1 were IN bunch. ald
then shortly Afterwards Doctor began to
show In 'front.', Heenan second Astronomer third,
Jmpetunols fourth, Ge;ali fltn and AUre0la sixth.
Wnen they entered the lower turn Aureola made
ahead of her until she overlook tue Doc or; but he
seemed to have something bottled up for IN emer
he was ready 10 respond. They Struggled together
Tor snort TIME, when the FLY mad TO succumb, ano
Doctor went home u winner by two lengths, AureOlS
second, lmpecunious third Gerald fourth, Heenan
nth and Astronomer sixth. Time OF the TWO miles.
300.
rIE FOURTH RACE.
CONSOLATION PURSE, $500, FOR beaten horses, all
ages winners exclndt a.; mile ana a EalG
". y. Babcocs entered CHI. I. Nellie Ransom, by
Jack Malone, cam Vesper Light, three years old
Nj. H. sanford entered b. 1. Madame Dudley, By
Lexington, dam imp. britannia rourtn, three
Jcnn Bougnrum entered b. 9. by Bullctin dam by
Levlathan, three years old. ....................
Odcn Eowle entered CHI. c. Edwin. by Eugene,
dam Cordoba Re ed three years Old. ............
J. w. Weldon entered br. 6. Astronomer, by Az
tcrod, dam Miss Carter, three years old. .......
Time 2:491f.
THE BETTING.
Nellie RANSOM. 1850 525 $50 75o 700
Madame Dudiey.... $40 $40 200 300 300
Field ................ l05 I2J $50 $50 lOO
THE RACE.
Astronomer was nrst away, Nellie Ransom
second, Edwin third, Madame Dudley fourth and
the Bulletin colt filth, but the latter dashed or as
such rate tina. he was in front before the Others
made the turn, aud he Kept up his rapid rate 10
the quarter pole Leading several lengths; Edwin.
Madame Dudley and Nellie Ransom running mead
and head a few lengths In ADVANCE OF Astronomer.
AZ they swung INTO the homestretch tue horses
began TO separate, the Buletln leading Nellie Ran
son second, Madame Dudley third. Edwin fourth
ana Astronomer filth. As tney passed the stand
Nellie Ransom showed the way, beng hall length
ahead OF Madame Dudley, who about the same
distance ahead oil the Bullet,n colt, Edwin and As
tronomer FAR behind and really cur OF tue hunt
Going into the flushing mile the race lay between
Madaue Dudley ana Nellie Ransom. ail the others
being beaten. They ran head and mead 10 the
quarter pole. fought the battle gamelT down the
Lacksfrech, but as they reached The tnrecqnarter
pole Madame Dudley let so her hold on Nellie Ran
som, ana tue latter iert her aud came away, there
S Se no act'ner aouos % 'e res Sne came
Madame Dudley second twenty lengths ahead OF
Bulletin COLT who was fifteen lengths IN advance OF
Edwin who beat Astronomer loo yards. Time OF
tho dash, 2:1gi,.