The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16

Quntard had no chance in the race at all. as ne
S was var,s at the post az ans start osg
to gain an inch afterwards. Hamburg ran
game race; but the distance was rather TOO much
Tor him III the deep sush. lie secures, second place,
Ecptc being third. The result OF this was an
other Waterloo defeat 10 1.-THE talent" as they lost
The third race was the great feature Of the day,
and, although only six fllles 10 pCst out OF
fast race. The favorlte won, but the New Workers
generally ios by backing Mr.. Samord's bay nily,
In condition ana had been off her iced for some
time. The six fes that started IN the race were
Miles key's gray hlly Nellie Gray, by Commodore,
dam ov imported sovereign second: NJ. A. LttellS
gray 1liy Mary Clark. by Lexington, dam Eagess;
John O'Donnells gray fllly Mary Louise: by Light
ming. dam by sovereign; VI. II. Sanlords bay Glly
Madame Dudley, by Lexington, dam Britannia fourth;
w. X: Babcock's chestnut ny Nellie Ransom,
by Jack Malone, I'm vcsoer Light, and John Dom
neil's chestnut nly Fanchon by Australian, dam
ldewild. The Latter only ran a triie over u mile
gallant style. making waiting race with Madame
budiey until near the beginning OF the last quarter
OF mile when sue shook on ner travelling com.
pani0n ana made her deyuirS TO Mary Jlark who had
been leading from the start. Nellie captured Mary
one hundred yards from home. The latter now.
ever, ran gallant race throughout, and finished
strong. Nellie Cray, 1t will be remembered, ran in
the Belmont stakes, and when her Jockey found nat
pulled uD IN font OF the stand. Had she been
allowed TO have run all the way to the finish there
wood and By the Sea.
1he fourth contest was selling race, and
tnerc were out Two entrieS-COlOnel McUanIei'S bay
cot Belmont and b. e. Thomas bay fllly SAHARA.
Belmont won the with the greatest ease by ten
lengths. he was pig favorile before Inc start He
Was sold at auction after the and knocked down
Tor $1,000, the pr.ce he was entered 10 be sold tor.
Belmont Will stlll be one OF Colonel McDanies
stable.
The fifth race was an interesting affair, It being
the Members cup, the horses TO be ridden by men,
bers OF the club. Three siarted-ClimaX, VeSuvius
and Doctor-Captain Elwees riding Climax, Mr.. J.
Z. Beresford lesuvius, and A. b. Purdy Doctor.
Climax won the race. making the mile In as fast
time as Chic0the dld in the second neat OF the
mile heaC race, the latter carrying los lbs. while
old Climax had the steadylng weight of 1873 lbs.
The following are the details OF the races in The
order they were rum
THE FIRST RACE.
PREMIUM 800, for all ages; entrance money 10
second morse, mile heats.
ID. }. Grouse entered br. D. ChilllcOthe, by Lex
ington, dam Lila years old. .............. 1 /
H. Ganney entered CHI. h. SANFORD, by Uncle
VIC dam Dolly Garter. years old. .......... 2 2
John BrOugham entered blk z. Gerald, by
Mickey Free, dam ROsette, aged. .......... 8 3
John O'D0nnel entered ch. n. Judge Curtis, by
Lexington. dam Lila. years oli...........dr.
r. w. Walden entered ch. m. Echo. by Aus
traiian, dam Kate Hayes, yeas old...,....dr.
Jlme-1.52, 1863,
THE BETTING.
Chillic0the. 1920 800 800 400 500 65o