New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-15

from anxious 10 take these odds and the ts spectators
was struck until the horses were sadlled and then the
betting commenced in earnest odds OF SlWO 10 syO1
were offered and taken and in several Instance, 5000
to 500 was laid on Lougfcnow's winning. The King
fisher division did not bet much. Tho start was IRON
the threc-qulrtcr pole, and was effected without any
delay. Lonricnow took the lead, and made
the running at terrific pace. As they came
up the stretch and swept under the string
Longfellow was two lengths ahead; tho first
quarter being run In 2 seconds Around the iul past
the quarter pole Uhe second quarter being in % sec
ond along the back aud lower stretches TO the starting
point LOngcllOw continued his lying career WIN iht
gap of two clear Lengths still OPEN the first mile being
the unparalleled time of one minute dHd fory sec
OHfS. according Go the official timer H. J. hcbiiIi esq
of KcutucEv This is the fastest lime on record, aud
affords cNEInsig- evidence of the wonderful speed Of
Mr. Hlrpers horse. Passing under the string Tie tcph
tone mile and quarter, Longe.low had lncrc'ssd
upper turn,and them drawing further away rom ' il'3
led him six lengths ~ the qunrerpoe. Along the hach
stretch. despite kinsher, Efforts he opened gap ol
eight lengths, but his iiCcf, Bobby rN men LOOK
pull at him, and At the hdtinHe pole Tour
lengths separated them. On the lower side ne
let out another reef Of speed ana ~ ,he
lance he was six lCgths ahead. Coming MP the home
stretch the last quarter his rider casel MN MI.
and he =lackened his pace prrcep9 ht 1ins TYu,ed
with the spur ne ealaHy pondci - o. eaiope1 hU,e
an easy winner with ms jockey looking hi,K trlii,
phan'y over his slonIcr, ny thIce ci,ar ehslh> w
lU1i The time not equal 10 Kentucky famous record
in the race and over the same course ihD pHl th
track to-day not ia such good CONDITION rs on tat
OCCASION nor did Kentucky run the first mile an such
terrific rate did LOugiellow to-day NJ. Harper was
overwhelmed with cOnltdiu1tlun, on Ai, olthdl VIC
tory and the couutcuancc 81 tine venerable Kentucky
turt-uaH expressive oi delight ana Satisfaction ~
The glorious peIiormtu.e " nus h'E-t ~ GH,"5vu
after the race that no money could purchase nm mtI
duce like himself in the BLUEGRASS region
SUMMARY.
srcoSp R,cgre Saratoga Clp for al ages $50 entrance p r.
Jo Harper b- b. Lcagerov 1rer. by Leamagou dam Nan
Agg-, B.on Kad.ber year', by LeNHsoa dam Ethan
Time-ioll; dr,. mile run in i.4o
TIE TmEEYEAR-oLD RACE.
The third race purse OF 500 for thrceycarolds'
one mile and half, for which the entries were; J n
Grnsteads en- G. Abdel Korec; A. BelmOnts en-. G. BY
the Sea; f. NJ. Halls D. c. john Mcrymdn; and string
field and stauhOpe's b. c. Frogtown The pools sold
follows Abdel Koree, SEQ, Frog0wn, $751; by the Sea-
$40; John McTyman, 500 The start was IRON the nan
mile pole and Ahde hoIee Jumped OIL IN tne l'ad iG.
and Frogtown last. At The head OF the homestretch
Frofewn mad pa7sedBy the sea ANA %as
20 the stand. the two last horses being head
aud head two lengths behind the leaders. bonnding
the upper FrOgtOwn got his head in front, hut at
the qBartcr pole Ahdc korcc again Tapped on MN;
}y The Sea half length behind them and IN 'front.'
drew length ahead Of FrOgtoWH, ana continued 10 h1d
his gdvautage TO The thrcepulrtar polcJ by the Sea
having passed Frogown aud taken second place. Coming
up the hUmcstIetch Palmer on BN the -t waited WIN
C6usunIatc patience until reaching The distance. when
he made his effort challenged Audc Korcc few strides
irom the stand, and after brilliant finish, ana s me
race i,y short head John MeIIyIuau was , bad third
and Frogtown beaten Of Tm, 44'!.
TuH1 ElcFpg'e 500 Sr i-ee er.o,. oa aa' Lob. miles,
BemoD's BE- tie Sea- e ye'- bT ih"rn-aos lm bece
A Gacad Aide E.i,c e. co. e By Australian Jam &
F. S. i oil Mynal H. c. y,ass By Eugene dam Rose
siras4sd st,nioi. Frosoeu. year' BY Boa seoaad
Gam y I'1'ls''- 4'' ''''' i' o.
The official time OF the cap follows First
quarter, from starting point t9 Judse7 stand wa, y:
seconds half mile, As. seconds; three quarters, El4j
irst mile l4O mile and quarter &Oti last ma' Eot!
There are three races tomorrow two-mle race for
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