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

Of II. Danntsv passed Monarchlst before thew
point Monarchst second nve lengths ahead OF
s CLIMAX X, Going GOWN the oackstretch Dauntsr
half q length IN 'front.' Monarchst second,
i've lengths ahead OF Climax EnterIng the
lower turn Monarchlst went up and took Daunfef
BY the head aud Climax began 10 make ms run for
the heat and closed very rarirly the Others
stretcn head aud head with Climax close on them.
merry struggle ensued up the honestretch.
Daunter gave mp one hundred yaris from the
stand and Monarcaist came easy winner or the
heat by four lengths, Climax second, two lengths in
from. OF Daunter. The latter was now sent 10 tbs
third Redf.--A dne even start. the horses gong
away together. but before they made the tnrn Mon
archist showed two lengths ahead. He lay there %
the quarter pole and to the bacSstretc Ar the half
mile pole he srll showed daylight. Notwithstanding
roer OF Monarchlst had his horse well IN hand and
a. the press made by CLIMAX ~ the
head OF ,na stretch he came away ike race horse
ana won the heat aud race by three lengIhs
| In I:021..
THIRD RACE.
SELLING PURSE $500, Tor all ages, dash or tvs
miles; horses entered to BE- sold for $1,000 10 carry
their apptoIslate weight, at $1,000 10 be allowed
! nye pounds az $1,000 10 ne allowed seven pounds
AZ 500 allowed ten pounds Mt 300 fourteen pOun1s
any surplus over stated price TO go 10 second morse
B., G. Thomas enIered b. {. Aareoia by War
| Dance dam Dixie wears OLD, 81 500 S2 lbs. 9
| H. T. McGrath entered b. Z. lmpecunioua by Tip
/ perary, dam Lucy Fowler, years OLD, " 900, so
john Bongnrum entered Dix 2. teraiG. BIZ Mickey
Free dam Kosctte, aged, $500. loi lbs,.... -.
dam by YORKSHIRE, yea old, $500, rs Ihs 49,. 8
J. w. Weldon antered br G. Astronomer, by Aste-
, roid dam Miss Carter 3years old Sl,ocj. 80 Ms.
Time, 800
THE BETTING.
Aa $500 800 300 300 as 1920 900 ssS 200
i i"g DSG 35S 20 800 800 $50 Field.
s s:ssasas' i e ''s' 100 lo' 50 50
rae RACE.
Neenan took the lead, Ge.aid second Doctor third,
,urcola fourth. impecunous nth and Astronomer
siNih. A tney passed round the upper turn
icns;hs, boeior second, Astronomer tnrd. imps.
| cnnious fourth. Gerald fifth and Aureoa sixth.
down the home3tretch and 20 the ha,r-mnc pole,
| but thcy were somewhat spread out. Gong around
nn Hsonan gathered u' tososc aa ot''s as they
entef~d the honestretch they were all abreast, uee
nan leading four lengths. They All ran pretty
! SHARPLY ~ the nomestretch ald they passed
| under the wlre I1eenan Jed four lengths, Impecuni
Gus second, nali a length in front Of astronomer
Gerald fourth, AureOa hlth and Doctor sixth. Gong
! INTO the second mile the race Assumed more AMI
mated appearance. Every horse was extended to
his fullest capacity and Changing o. places began.
| Az the quarter pole thci were IN bunch and
then shorty ,aloerSaris Doctor began to
! show in 'front.', Heenan second Astronomer third,
Impecnnlous fourth Gerald Hltn and AUre0la sixth.
When they entered the lower turn Aureoa made
! her run, anu she passed through all Inc horses
ahead of her until she overlook the Doc or; but he
! seemed to have something bottled up Tor an emer
lie was ready 10 respond. They struggled together
Tor snort time, when the lilly nad TO succuulb anc
Doctor went home "a winner by two lengths, Aure0s
second, lmpecunious third, Gerald fourth, Heenan
Nth and Astronomer sixth. Time OF the TWO miles,
$685.
riIE FOURTH RACE.
CoNsoLArl0s PURSE, $500, Tor beaten horses, all
ages winners excluded; mile ana a Eall
W. u. Bahcocs entered CHI. T. Nellie Ransom, by
Jack Malone. cam Vesper Light, three years old 1
Nj. u. SANFORD entered b. E. Madame Dudley, By
Lexington, dam imp. britannia tonrtn, three
.cnn Bo,scrnm entered b. c. by bulletin dam by
Odcn Eowie entered CHI. G. Edwin. by Eugene,
darn Cordoba Reed, three years Old ............
J. W. Weldon entered br. c. Astronomer, by Az
teroid, dam Miss Carter three years old.
Tline, 2:49H.
THE BETTING.
Nellie Ranson. 5000 80 80 $50 80 5 5@
Madame Dudley.... $40 so 900 300 1896
Field ................ 100 10 lso 100 100
THE RACE.
Astronomer first away, Nellie Ransom
second, Edwin third, Madame Dudley fourth anu
the Bulletin colt fifth, but the latter dashed OF as
such rate tina. he vas In front before the Others
made lie turn. and he kept up his rapid rate 10
! the quarter pole Leading several iengtns; Edwia.
! Madame Dudley and Nellie Ransom running mead
and head q few lengths In advance OF Astronomer
! As they swung INTO the homestreEch tue horses
began 20 separate, the Bulletln leading. Nellie Ran
son second, Madame Dudley third. Edwin fourth
! ana Astronomer Gth As they passed the stand
| Nellie Ransom showed The way beng bali length
ahead Of Madame Dudley, who was about the same
dis ance ahead ol the Bulletin colt Edwin and Az
tronomer FAR behind aud really cut OF tue hunt.
Going into the flushing mile tue race lay between
Madane Dudley and acllie Ransom. al the others
being beaten. rLeV ran head and ncai 10 the
! Qlarter pole fought the battle ganlcly down tie
Lacgsfrecn, but they reached The lnrcc quarter
pole Madame Dudley let go her hod on Nellie Ran
SOM and tue latter ier her aud came away, there
being no lrrther doubt OF the result. she came
home easy winner OF the race by six lengtns
Bulletin colt. VINO fifteen lengths IN advance OF
Edwin, who beat Astronomer 100 yards. Time OF