The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07
Time, 2:43k.


CE.
There was considerable time cut to waste in get
ting the fllies into line for start several break
was rrst away, Eastern Star second, the Others all
in heap except the sister OF Kingfsher, who was
lar behind. As they passed around the lower turn
SauceboX led, Sailna second. Nellie Ransom third,
Eastern Star fourth, Mary Louise fifth, Mary CLARK
sixth, the others close up. AT the stand saucebox
led two lengths Mary Louise second Eastern star
third, Sauna fourth. Mary Clark hfth, Nellie Ran.
sonl sixth, Anne Arundel seventh. the sister OF
Mary Cark and Saina commenced Their
running simultaneously, and they came out
OF the rucS mead anu heao, and the
two FLIES ran yoKed past the quarter pole and down
the backsrech. SauceDox Third, Mary Louise fourth.
Arundel seventh and the sister to kngisher eighth.
When the lilies passed into the lower turn Mary
Clark and Salina were still running mead and head
about three lengths IN front oil Mary Louise Sauce.
box, Nellie Ransom and Eastern star, who were
parallel, the Others several lengths pehlnd. The
race was between Salina and Mary Clark TO the
finish. They Struggled CALAMITY up the stretch, and
passed under cue string with Mary Clark having her
head at salinas shoulders. Saiina Won a good race
in capital time Mary Louise came in third, Nellie
Ransom fourth. Saucebox NTH, Eastern Star sixth,
sister to kiDgGsher seventh ana Anne Arundel
eighth. Time OF the mile and n hall, EASY.
THE THIRD RACE.
THE LONG BRANCH STAKES, value $1,000 added
10 a sweepstakes OF $50 each, play OF pay for ali
ages, TO carry 100 pounds, mares ana geldings al
lowed three pounds; the second TO receive $500 and
the third 800 out OF the stakes; two miles,
w. X. Babcock entered Oh. n. HelnDold by Aus
tranan. dam Lavender. ...-...................
d.
ington, dam Lilla. 2
J. Boerum entered DIX. g. Gerald, by Mickey Free,
Time, 3:4lil.
THE BETTING.
Hembold. -. 500 800 400 l.2s0 SEQ 500 1880
Judge Curtis. $50 800 1000 l. 700 45O 3s5 COO
Fie.d......... % % rs 20 20 30
THE RACE.
There were fourteen entries Tor this race but when
the horses were called 10 saddle only three came
| the track for tue engagement. These were Heim.
| bold, Judge Curtis and Gerald. They had fine
III. "A n
head about one length In front OF Gerald. As they
passed around the upper turn Judge Curtis went To
| the front ana led a length, Helinpold second. two
front at the quarter pole and led one length along
the backstretch, Judge Curtis second, TWO lengths
! Ia front OF Gerald. AS they passed into the lower
| turn Gurus ana Gerald moved up, and as they
reached the three-quarter pole Helmoold was nalf
length ahead OF Gerald the latter being hail length
in front Of Judge Curtis. They came up the home
stretch in this way and passed under the wire with
! out "A change OF place or distance Jembold In
| creased his speed on the upper turn and showed a
| length OF daylight az the quarter pole, Gerald and
| Judge Curtis head and head Leaving there Judge
Cnrtis and Gerald moved up, aud the two ran down
the backsiretch head and head. Helmbold then
| went 10 the 'front.', and Gerald began TO fail OF, and
| on the lower turn was five lengths behind. As
| Helnbold came into the bomestreich he led one
| length, Judge Curtis appearing In trouble about his
game Leg. lie struggled Dobly, however, up the
| homestretch, but just at the finish, when the whIp
the struggle. HeImbold won the dash easily ny two
| lengths, Judge Curtis second, fifteen lengths ahead
OF Gerald Time, 3:s1<.
| Longfeow VIII not ran In any more races at this
meeting, but ne Will be exhibited on the track To-
| day and Tomorrow.
ihere VIII be three races to-day the first being
the July Stakes, which has thirteen entries; tie
| second race the Americas CLUB Purse, mile heats,
! best three In FIVE, and the third race the Tweed
! Purse for beaten horses, all ages, one mile and a
bali There VIII be large fields IN AL The cOntestS.