The New York herald., 1871-10-15

the pace being Increased as they approached the
led one % length mn RonsrcSss second. three @ Lengths
ahead or BY the sea. the race now began
an e uppea su Ss
the Censor as they passed under the blun As they
away from the 'C Censor @ colt ana By the Sea then
began TO move up. Al the horses ran around the
n BY the sss % LOOK ass % s
was beaten as they entered the homstretch. and
Monarcnist and BY the Sea had desperate struggle
The censor was four lengths behind. Time, 354h.
THE SECOND RACE.
PURSE S6O0-Entrance money to the second horse;
one mile and three. e.quarter5
u. McDaniels entered ch c. Harry Bassett by
A. Belmont entered ch. m. Finesse, by Lexing-
ton dam imp. Fnlisre, years old. .:....:.... 2
ington, dam Laura. 4years old. ............... 8
swlsers entered Dr. M Moracchi by Lexins
ton dam Banner rs years a.,eH Sld. Sld..'.......'.
THE BETTING.
WithoM Harry Bdssett.
isSss iss is s S ss iss is ss s ssS ss
Harry Bassett took the lead after leaving the
stand, Mor!acchi second. Judge Durell third, ~
order and swept away out Of sight around the nill
When they appeared IN view Bassett ", Was lead
lengths ahead or Finesse. As the horses
Moraccni second. six lengths ahead of Judge Du.
@ VINO was M two ~ 1on q fonS &
pace but 1t was 10 Kill nerself Bassett held her at
his tanks all around the blum. Finesse now moved
up and passed Judge Durell, and as they went by
tia poinl the racing was sharp. Going around the
lower turn tinesse moved up and cap
q run. and closing, as he came up the
homestretch passed her. Finesse ran very Sharply
he passed under the string Judge Durell was third,
Moraccni fourth. Time OF the mile and three quar-
ters, 3:l6A.
Purse $500. for three -ycar-olds; entrance money
$1,000 to carry lbs extra; of $4,000. lbs; OF
lbs ons and Sr 1Ty mes iv Aoer
M idas d. Sanford n entered b. T. Madame dudley, BY
Lexington. dam Britannia 4th.............:..
Fl. p McGrath entered b. g. ImpecuniOus, by TIP
perary, dam Lucy Fowler. er...................... 8
F. M. Han entered b. 9. John Merryman, by Eu-
NJ a. iiste , entered br t. Kit Kat BY Asterord.
.onn a ooee Entered c. 10 Elliott BY Aserord
Jas Thompson entered entered b. c. Nickaiack, by
' N Time. 2:isX. ''''' '''''' .
THE BETTING.
Maanms hz5s Dudley lSS aSS 1900 s9S a9S
10. IS.n rs@s Mssrymaa isS 200 ass a9s S7S SO
The horses had capital start from the three.
quarter pole and came into the homestretch in
passed tie judges stand Madame Dudley led, NICK.
aack second Joe Elliott third Lzzy 3 fourth,
positions around the upper turn with
ol Lizzy B. Wnen they passed under the bluffs
Madame Dudley was leading NckaacK half
Eo tn onn sxa seSentS sGs
they were all very close g.. together Gong around
un Of zy b. who was soG
| through the Others like the wind, Nicka-
lacS Third Impecunlouss NO sI fourth, Jonn Merryman
took place among the rear guard up the home.
stretch; but the race was between Lizzie b. and
way up, ana the English illly won 1t by throat.
latch: lmpecuaiousz 3 was y very good tnird, joins
and NickaJack seventh. Time OF the mile and
quarter, Z:l6A.
THE CHAMPAGNE STAKEs-For two-year-olds, OF
500 EACH half forfeit, with $500 added the second
ner Of any stake at Jerome PARK Long Branch or
Saratoga 10 carry seven POUNDS extra; OF two or
more such stakes ten pounds extra; three quarters
D. J. Grouse entered Rr C. Gray Planet by Planet.
d. r. HARNESS entered CHI. c. Meteor, py Asteroid,
dam Maria Ennis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Il. w. Cameron entered br. T. In,e:ary. by Leam-
ington, dam stolen Kisses. Observation-Disclosures. 3
D. D. withers entered Dl. Mimi by Eclipse, dam
A. hsane Belment entered cl. Victoria, by Censor
dam Camilla ........................., 8
J. A. Grinslead entered g. c. Brennus, by Light
/
| +. Morris entered b. c. Chvalry, by Eclipse. dam
Time, I:20.
THE BETTING.
| Harness entry. $3.50 900 1850 825 500 400
| CrOuses entry. 2l0 $40 100 335 $40 go
Witncrs' entry. 80 Il5 1855 90 so 50
CamerOnS entry. So $50 80 90 10 20
The neld.......... G5 los 1S0 LOO loo 90
TIE RACE.
The two-yearolds had capital start and ran on
IN q group Mimi having a little the best OF 1t,
Gray Planet second, Inverary third Victoria
fourth, Mo,&or NTH. Chvalry sixth. Brennus
seventh They passed under the blur in this order
so close together that there was no daylight TO be
seen through the group. They tnen disappeared
lower turn Gray Planet mad his head and shou-
ders IN front, Cnvalry second, Mimi third Meteor
fourth lnverary fifth, Victoria sixth and Brennus
seventh. merry tussle ens0ed up the home
stretch which resulted IN victory for Gray Planet,
Meteor second lnverary third, Mimi fourth Vic.