The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-09
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THE RACE.
The hurdles stationed at very eligible places
around tho course, the first beng aDout eighty
yards from the starting place, the second at The
quarter POLE the third at the half mile pole and the
the hree-quartcr pole, on the hOnpe stretcb, giving
the horses fine chance Tor struggle on the nat
after all the jumps mad been made The horses
went or III good style at the tap OF the drum. Ves
third astronomer fourth. Climax NTH, inc Bnl-
letn colt last, and he finished his racing for
throwing his rider over his head. Wncn they came
TO the second hurdle julius was the first over IT,
Yesvius second, SANFORD Third. Astronomer fourth,
Climax Hfth The horses spread out widely on the
backstretch. being six lengths apart ut the third
hurdle Julius was the first horse over, Vesuvius
second, sanford third, Astronomer fourth Climax
iiith, AT the next hurdle VesuvuS in the lead,
julius second Sanford third Astronomer fourlh and
Climax fifth. When the Old horse Climax came to
the hurdle he refused to Jump, and he lost all
chances OF winning before h rider could persuade
MN TO go over vesuyiIs came up ana passed me
hurdle first, julius close at his head. The Others
followed as before, entirely out OF the race. Going
around the upper turn julius ran to the front and
led down the backstretch. Sanford closed up nicely
on the backstretch and was Tapped ON vesuvius
who was also Tapped on Julius as they approached
the hurdle at the halmile pole. Climax stopped at
this point. julius hesltated as he landed after
jumping the hurdle, and vesuvius again got In
front, and Sanford stopped for moment ana took
a look at the brush before lie made the leap. The
race now lay between vesuvtu5 and julius and
they had neck and neck struggle around the lower
turn, Nesuvuis leading by haf length into the
homestretch He was The first IN air IN making the
that julius got the lead of him. and coming away
the race by two lengths. VesuvIus second, san
ford third and Astronomer fourth. Time OF the two
miles, 4:ll1s
THE SECOND RACE.
PURSE $1,000, for all ages, dash OF three miles,
first horse TO receive $780, the second 500, the third
W. r. Babcock entered CHI h. Helmood, by Aus.
tralian, dam Lavender, years old ............ I
ID. j. Grouse entered b. I. Regards, by Australian,
dam Skedaddle, years OLD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Jonn Boerum entered blk &. Gerald, by Mickey
3
THE BETTING.
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Regards. Observation-Disclosures. 16o 800
Gerald '''.'''''', rue ;;' n,cr 40 20
Gerald went OF with the Lead Hembold and Re.
gar IDS side and side. sOn the upper turn Gerald led
was no change down the nomestretcn, but rs they
approached the lower turn the two latter shut up
1 gap d n wG ns eay nsy 1sn IN @
TO sharpen their pace, and both Helmbold and Re-
CARDS passed Gerald. As they ran under the wire
In Iront OF Gerald. The latter had no chance with
the others IN the race Gong around the upper
passed down the backstrctch Hembold Ishowed
was one length on the lead. As he came up the
homcstretch he opened gap OF four lengths, and
after that the race was virtually over. Helmboa
made the daylight greater and greater at
every stride, and was at one time fifteen lengths in
front OF the fy. Coming up the nomestrctch he
lengths, making the dash In 5:43. Gerald was
beaten more than two hundred yards.
THE THIRD RACE.
THE MONMOUTH SEQUEL STAKES, value $1,000.
added to sweepstakes Of $50 each, play pay for
Jersey Derby Stakes 20 carry i've pounds extra; the
second to receive $500 and the third 500 out
of the stakes two miles.
w. r. BabcOck entered ch I. Nellie Ransom BY
Jack Malone dam Vesper Light ................ l
NJ. H. sanford entered b. c. Monarchist, by Lex
ngton, dam Mildred Observation-Disclosures. 2
C. C. r. H. Parks entered b. G. Nathan Oaks NV
Bonnie Scotland, dam Dy Lexington. .......... 3
y. Sv.gcrt entered CHI. c. Stockwood, by Asteroid,
dam Alabama. Observation-Disclosures. 4
John liarper entered oh. c. Express, by Endorser.
dam Nantura. .....................
Time, 3:A0E.
BETTING.
stockwood. $500 l,loo $40 500
Monarchist. BOO $50 100 ITO ooo ON no
Nellie Ransom $50 6S 40 10 >"
Total ..... $7,6s0 1905 ,4s0 !, 23o $50 TO $50
- TIKI RACK
The horses were despatched to an even start,
Stockwood hrst, Express second, Monarchist third.
Nellie Ransom fourth, Nathan OAKS nth. Az they |
passed around the upper turn Express ran to the /
'front.', Stockwood taking second place, Monarcnst |
thrd, Nathan Oaks fourth, Nellie Ransom few |
lengths behind, when they, passed the quarter |
pole Express led one length, St0ckwOod second, one
IN 'front.' OF Nathan Oaks, the latter being four /
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