The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-14


w. struggled entered b. c. QuinlarJ, by liver
stop, dam toy omeara, 3ycars Old, $780,. ....... 2
D; swige.s entered b, e. Muskeleer, by Lexing-
B. G. Thomas entered b. m. .iaana, by Austria.
Ian, dam Lady Taylor, years oli. s7oj....... A
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler, years ola, 5000 D
Huoter aray cess entered en- C. .haosram, by
Time 2:ls.
THE BETTING.
Mgsketeer .s7sS $3.50 sI'soo $40 $40 :l,52S
HsSia.: & 6 x e s s = = g g
Field.....'.'. 10 r,, 100 .c 100 leo 40 $40
The horses were started IRON the same place as
the horses for the Cup, at the tnree-aaarler pole
stretch veiy close together kaogram leading
Musketeer second, Ialara third, Lalpnger fourth
Belmont fifth and Qulntard sixth. As they
dashed around The upper turn Talara took
sides with Aalosram. and they ran yokeL
fourth. belmont fifth. Quintard bringing up the
rear. Going down to the blum Belmont made his
run. aud going rapidly through the horses showed
In front as they swung 10 the right around the hl
Musketeer second, kalogram third, 1alara iourth
narbinger fifth AMI Qulntard sixth. When they
came in view on the lower turn Belmont was lead
ing length, Muskefeer second, two lengths In ad-
vance OF The Others who were In group Passing
Belmont lett the others, who were all in trouble. and
coming up the hOmesiretch under pull won the
IN front OF MusKeteei, VINO was two lengths IN al
vance OF Talara the latter being three lengths in
advance OF ha1Dinger, Kaiogram sixth. Time, 2:l0.
THE THIRD RACE.
PREMIUM $500, Tor all ages TO carry 100 lbs. with
ont regard to sex; entrance money TO second horse;
one mile anc three-quarters.
A. Keenc Richards entered en- b. Victory by I'm.
Gle VIC, dam Magnolia, aged. l
II. Shea entered br. h. Climax, by Balrownie
w Il BaJcock entered CHI. .. doctor, by Second
Albion, dam by omeara; years old. ........... 8
A. Taylor entered br. H. II. b. Connolly, by Lex
ington, dam Lucy Fowler, aged. 4
John %9onne entered a en- r. Judge Curtis
Time, 3:l7
THE BETTING.
Climax. 1880. Isl, $50 1000 1000 $50 $40 1900
Connolly Gs SOC SaS S 500 800 500 S
Doctor. ......... 100 100 14o so $50 l61
THE RACE.
Judge Curtis was witndraWn Victory was first
lett al the post. As they passed the buns victory
led one length, Climax second, two lengths in trout
of the Doctor, who was 100 yards ahead Of II. b.
Connolly. Tue latter very fast when he started,
and overlook Doctor on the lower tirn, and ran
c.ose up 10 Climax at the head OF the sirech but
his bolt was sn0t when he reached there and that
was the last of him. me race was between Victory
ana Climax. anu these two came up the homesirelcn
close together. As they passed under the string
Victory was leading length under hard pull, the
old veteran Climax also seeming to be going well
within himself. Victory showed daylight be.
tween them on the upper turn and was three
lengths ahead at the quarter pole. Doctor was now
third, about twenty lengths behind, aud II. b.
Connolly was as much further In the rear As Vic
tory and Climax came down to the bluff the day
the old horse was doing his best. they passed
around the Mill out OF sight, and when they aD-
peared again Victory was leading by two lengths
Climax then forced to the top OF his speed; but
the faster lie came the less were his chances OF win
nng. for Victory had lots Of speed to spare and he
came home a winner, under strong pull five
lengths in front OF Climax the latter being twenty
lengths ahead OF Doctor. X. Il. Connolly was lar
down The stretch when the winner passed under the
string. Time OF the mile ana three quarters, 3:l7.
THE FouKT4 RAGE
po1r t.Inu uf LOT. h.rooy l,.,p
for ,aoo to carry their appropriate weights 500
allowed lbs, $780, IL lbs. zone mile ana IN eighth
the winner 10 he sold at auction.
ID. Mcdaniel entered b. G. Idaho, by Kentucky
dam Varina, $500. Observation-Disclosures. l
A. Belmont catered b. c. LORD Byron, by Ken
tucky, dam Lady B'essingion. 500. ..........
II. s. Barclay entered b. I. Nltesse, by Kentucky,
dam Mary Biddle, $500. ...........
Hunter 4 Travers entered oh. c. kalogram by
Censor, dam Maud, $500. ..:...................
Time 2:0i't.
THE BETTING.
Idaho ......'......'sgoO goo 1000 Loco 1000 coo
Kaloaram. ........ 100 100 200 $50 21G l75
vitesse .............. 12o $50 10 2iO % ITO
THE RACE.
The tn ree-ycar.ol were despatched TO beauti-
full Start. Lord Byron then took the lead and
passed the sand two lengths IN front Of vitesse,
leading Idaho one length. AS they ran around the
turn Lord Byron tour lengths ahead Of Nitesse,
The my leading Idaho one length, kaogram fourth;
Byron, the 1lly ana Kaogram falling IN the rear,
the latter so much the worse for wear that he
stopped rs soon as ne went around the hill When
the horses appeared on the lower TURN Idaho was
leading MALT a length, Lord BYRON second, six
lengths ahead OF vltesse. The race was very close
between Lord Byron ana Idaho, but the latter had
the foot OF Lord Byron. ana he beat him under the
string TWO lengths. Vitcsse six lengths behind. Time
THE FIFTH RACE.
HURDLE HANDICAP for all ages: premium $500:
entrance money to second horse; mile three.
quarters, over SIX hurdles.
h. Mcdaniel entered b. II. Julius, by Lexington,
dam Julia, aged, l51 pounds. .................. 1
James Thompson entered CHI h. Athione. by Lex
Ing dam Alabama, 8 years old li5 pounds.
-, Time, 1854.
~t THE BETTING.
Julins .,., $500 600 600 GOO so 900
AlnIone . 255 $40 $50 800 zoo 40
THE RACE.
Afhlone had the best OF the send.oH and led 10
the INST hurdie, winch was at the foot OF the blum,
and passed over IL very pretiiy length ahead OF
julius, who also cleared IL In splendid style. Ihey
again to the LETT around the lower turn, where,
about midway, they met the second hurdle. Attn
lone showed tne way over IL u length In front OF
Julius. Botn Jumps were clean and clear. They
then came abound into the homesirctch, where,
hurdle. Wien taey reached there they were
very close together, both being In the air together
when they made tAetr leaps, Athlone trife ahead
OF Junus when they reached tue stand Athiope
was two lengths In front, the rider OF julius having
his morse well in hand. They tnen had over half
mile of fiat racing before tey came 10 the hurdle at
the foot OF the blu and as they approached II they
were running their best. They both struck the top
rail OF the hurdle as they passed over IT, Athlone
leading one length julius then put on TIE press
ana ran up 10 AtnloGc on the lower turn, anu for
one hundred yards before reaching the NTH hurdle
they were neck and neck. They both jumped
the hurdle together and when they landel
Atnlone seemed 10 dwell moment before he took
up the running AGAIN, wnen julius took the lead
ana Kept II an the nonestretch. When near the la
hurdlc Athionc ma his st effort FOR the race aud
under the whip, took sides with julius the last
leap was made. 1hes both were In the air and
anghtcd on terra ytignd at the same Instant; but,
alter few sfriocs Athlone urendercd, and Jullus
came home wilmer by two lengths. waking the
mile and three quarters VI 59h