The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-18
THE RACING.

with a good track and delightfully."- clear atmos'
phere, with warm sun. The horses engaged In the
races al In the finest possible condition. We
bad three races the first beng over hurdles, two
miles, the second selling race for fwoyear-Glds, OF
three quarters OF mile, with allowances for the
value OF the animals and dash OF two miles for
the Sequel stakes.
In the first race We had four starters, comprising
Colonel Mci)anIei's bay horse Oysierman, Jr., by
Oysterman, dam by PM Brown. aged with lac lbs
up the same geutlemans BAY colt Belmont, by Lex
iugton, dam Alhambra four years Old carrying 1870
lbs. Joseph Donahues chestnut colt Tammany, by
Lexington. dam Liz Mardis, four years old,
with i33 los. up, and the same gentlcman'S
chestnut horse sanford, by Uncle Vic, dam Dolly
Carter, aged, carrying l48 lbs. Oysterman was a
great favorite over the feld and ne won the race
with consummate ease: Tammany second. Neither
o! the others got places as Sanford threw his rider
over his head at the second hurdle, and when Bel
mont came to the same place he refused to jump at
ALL and stopped there until the race was over.
This horse has a temper which Will be found difil-
cult to subdue, aud there viii seldom he found
hackers for him either on the nat or over the
timber In future.
The second race had at the post starters Colonel
McDaniels chestnut colt 10 Daniels, by Australian
dam Dolly Carter Messrs Moran Keliys bay Glly
MoilIe Mcintyre, by star Davis, dam cara, by York
shire; Edward Thompsons bay lilly, by Lightning,
dam Leand's dam, ana r. W. Cameron's bay geld
ing Manitoba 10 Daniels was a great favorite.
selling the pools for than I'LL the Others TO.
gether, and he won The race in capital stye after
miserable start. This, however. was not the
FAINT Of he gent eman who dropped the
nag, nu, OF the colt himself; Moie Mcin.
All the others hesltated FOR a moment or So Molie
having a dozen lengths the best OF 1t before
ever, III MALT mile, and beat her home handsomely.
he was men sold at auction. His owner entered
from one hundred pounds TO eighty-six, and for
this rus rnse he PAID dearly lie Won purse Of 5000:
Mcdaniel bnying HIM In Thus the Colonel had to
pay over to me association ST, $50 Tor the allowance
lace. Jo 6anels s"' un do ~ cona na awe
won the race without an allowance, ana his owner
Weight, me other colts IN the race ran ' ioe, ablv
well. but were no match for the winner, who will
grow up, II no accident befalls hun, FIRST class
The tnrd rsce-the Sequel Stakes had five excel
lent taree.year.olds for starters These were-M. A.
Lltte's gray mare Mary Clark, by Lexington, dam
Express EnS0risr s dam NaasSTa Sy bru1nsTs
9 LSsSns " chestnut Ho'' colt i? sAH ne
r. Babcock's chestnut mare Nellie Ransom,
by Jack Malone, dam Vesper Light Mary Clark
proved that hackers correct in their caicu
atons Of her racing powers, as she beat all the 9TH
weight she had 10 carry. Express was second doing
much better on this occasion than ne did at Mon
Merryman third, to the surprise OF all the
bHtters; While Nellie Ransom, who beat Express 80
badly at Long Branch came in last. The race was
wei. run throughout, and gave great satisfaction to
ali but the losers.
came OFF,
THE FIRST RACE
UERDLE RACE-Two miles, eight hurdles, |
welter weights, for all ages; $500 to the winner and
500 10 the second horse.
-. MCDANIEL entered .. n. Oysterman. Jr., by
OyStcrnaD by Phil Brown, aged, LAG lbs. !
JOS. Donahue entered Oh. g. Tammany, By Lex
d. Mcdaniel entered b. c. Belmont. by Lexington,
dam Alabama, years old, 1876 lbs. -. .........
Vic am pog Carter aged a oy uncle
Time, 404R.
THE BErTING.
Mcdaniel. .$245 240 400 200 |
Donahue. .................. 100 100 200 so |
Oysterman Jr took the lead at the start; Bel. |
mont second, Tammany third and Sanford fourth. |
Tammany ,nen ran to the front aud on the lead |
at the FIRST hurdle Oysterman, Jr., second Sanford
third and Belmont fourth. The latter gave the top |
rail OF the hurdle rap as he passed over it, Tam
lengths IN front Of Oysterman, jr; Sanford
third, with Belmont several lengths behind. When
just behind the quarter pole. Tammany was sill two
lengths In advance of Oyserman, Jr the latter be.
lengths ahead Of Belmont. Tammsny and Oyster ..
man. Jr.. cleared the timber and the brush very
Jockey over his head, aud that finished his part in
me play; Belmont then came up. but when he
go over, probably not wishing to endanger |
the lie Of his rider There were now but
Jr.-and they went at 1t hammer and tongs. oyster.
man, Jr., closed down the backstretch and when
at the hafmile pole-tney were nose and tail. Tam
many leading. ON the lower turn FISHERMAN, Jr.,
they swung into the homestretch. At the fourth
hurdle they were both Ia the air together Tam
many landed first. Running from thence to
under the wire four lengths IN advance OF
Tammany The chances OF the latter were now
over as Oysterman, Jr was running under a strong
pull and wanted to race, while Tammany was beiug
forced. FISHERMAN Jr jumped the fifth hurdle three
lengths ahead of Tammany and was six lengths
ahead at the SIXTH going over it ike bird on the
wing. Tammanys jumping was also very fine. At
the seventh hurdle Oysterman, Jr., bad Tammany
Jump OH the homestretch eight lengths in advance
OF him. FISHERMAN, Jr., then came along and won
4:O4;t. sanfords jockey was injured by the fall
THE SECOND RACE.
three.quarters OF mile. Those entered to he sold
for $4,000 to carry 100 lbs; for g. 800 allowed lbs
be sold at auction Immediately after the race
d. Mcdonnell entered RED ch 9. by Australian, dam
Moran Sar KEW entered 81 Molly Mcin;. b;
star Davis, dam cara, by Yorkshire, $1,000,
I'd Thompson entered b. by Lightning dam
Leand's Dam. $1,000, 80 lbs. ...................
r. w. Cameron entered b. 9. Manitoba, by Learn
ington, dam Belle by Monarch, $1,000, s3 lbs :. 4
Tme-l:l91..
BETTING
T Ss 'i les fSS 1850 1880 1875 s sS 400
Moe Mcin'yre.. 80 i dS 1lS} ESQ
wbeu the nag fen the Youngsters were all abreast
but Moie Mcintyre got away several lengths before
the others stirred. They then dashed after her, |
Manitoba second, Thompson's FLY third, 10 Daniels
bringing up the rear. They ran rapidly across TO
regular one at the hals-mile pole Mollie Mcintyre
was leading three lengths, 10 Daniels second, |