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

Tie horses started IN The neld Just Ia the OF
the Judges stand and ran Oh IN sJntneglY dircc-
non resns ,d hrs, King Jon secon. diia Isaaie
formidable ,San. This was taken first by
Nesuyins, King John second jiin liSdalc thlrd,
Miesian fourth. The horses tncn wheeled TO
the east ano jumped a encc, Ncsuvius being
the first one over, closely followed by jim
Tisi!ae, King John third, Mileslan fourth. They
then crossed the track and entered the outer field
running north jumping a fence ami then wall.
JIm IlSlaie was now leading, NesuvinS second, King
JOnn thlrn Ncsian fourth. The horses then ran
down n h, To a ditch IN the hollow, and ascending
again, had 10 encounter wal, jim Il,daie SIN
leading Vesuvus second, King John ihirh, Miiesian
fourth. They then descended another hi and Jumped
q ditch winch is our Of sight from tue stand AMI
came into the 6ed, Jim Tisdalc sfii leading,
Vesavius second. King John thr'i Milesian fourth.
The horses ud two walls 10 JUMP rs they raced tue
grand stand. They now came on TO the greatest
and prettest lump OF all the hedge ann water.
Tns was taken first bv Jim 1isialc, reading ten
lengths Nesuylus second, cIght lengths IN front OF
King John. aud Miesau fourth. close up lhe horses
then bounded OF III sCntheriy direction where they
passed the wall, thea Two fences ana Into the
cute. Aeld. fhey passed over val and fence,
course and yeSuyius TOOK the lead. King John
second, Aiicsian THIRD. rnc next Jumps were over
Yro ditchcs Va the hollow and they again into
the inner held the north end. They then tourscd
up towards the grand stand, passing over The two
was now reading three lengths. King joan
second, MIlcs.an third, three iengths fIrther
or. THEY now dashed on 10 the wall al
/ the south end OF lie field, then over me
fence and INTO fne regular TRACK. Nesuvius
was leading two lengths, king Jonr second, Mic
the Hnish-one on the baekstretch or lie course az
the hal-lnle poe, and sne other midway up the
homcstreich. Nncn they reached the ufst hlrdie
Nesuylns led one length, King John second
two lengths IN 'front.' Of MilesiaD. As they
passed inio the lower turn ucsidn made
his ran and TOOK sides Win King John, aad
they both moved up together and made an attack
on ve-uYius. AS they entered the hoGe~iretch they
were al, side auh SIDE, ana more bc3utifu, struggle
never took mace man the one that now presented
ifsei 10 the enthusiastic DenOocrs A. fhcy came
Ia the hurdle on the homes reich they went m
air together ami landed even on terra trma. Whip
and spur were then applied vigorously, and
after gallant struggle. King John landed
"A winner nader the wire by mead. NeSuvius sec
ond. a length IN IrOnt OF Mileslan. The excitement
ar the nnisn knew no bounds, and Mr.. Shea, the
trainer OF King John, was surrounded hg bis friends
and congratulated bcvonf measure. Time OF the
race 5:4. From The that Jam Jls,i3lcs rider
made the serious mistake noted IN the 10 be
gone over mat morse was practically out OF tue
race.
THE SEGOSD RACE.
HASDiCkT PURSE. 500, Tor all ages. nile heats.
~ II. SaniOrd entered b. {. MonarruSt, by
Lexington. dam Mildred, years DID,.
II. shea entered Dr. b, climax, by barOw
Me, dam Jewel. aged.
". u. Eabcock entered b. e. Dsunter, by
Bonnie scotland, Dam Nagneta years
OHI. %. u
y. G. Dawson entered b. h. Gayo Oy Jen
DAVIS, dam Nncite, aged. ................ ils.
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