The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

Malone, dam sally woodward. o
G. c. Il r. ii. Parks entered br. C. Nathan
OAKS. by Bonnie Scotland dam by Lexington.
H. A. L,'tel, entered ch. Rattan by Lexington
~ ~ Time, 2:i7.
THE BETTING.
Faea SEQ ISe 800 800 Sas 4us oo
E Ia1s 80 1sS isS s ssS sS
% Hf;'s N.Y. sSSes 60 100 100 ass 1870
Nathan oaKs......... 4oJ
The horses had very fine start, Fanchon leading,
Rattan second Coflees colt third, Miss Nelly fourth
and Nathan oaks eighth. In this way they passed
the stand. AS they ran around the upper turn Fan
thra salina fourth, Conee's colt nth, Belle Meade
sixth, Lord Byron seventh and Nathan Oaks eighth.
to the s S eadns t Miss were NeS
second, Rattan third, sana fourth, Cor
fees colt nih the others lew lengths
When they appeared IN view Fanchon had stu lit
tie the best OF H. with salina close up, Miss Nelly
tan lilth, Lord Byron sixth, Belle Meade seventh
anu Nathan Oaks eighth. AS they came into the
home stretch SAUNA IN the greatest ease passea 10
by two lengths, Fancnon second one length ahead
Of Miss Nelly, who beat Lord Byron mead.
Nathan Oaks seventh and Rattan el5h nth. Tlme,
2:lf.
THE SECOND RACE.
CONSOLATION PREMIUM, $500; entrance money to
second horse; for horses beaten during this meeting
(ginners eXcuded); Ii beaten more than once al
lowed Z lbs one mile and three-quarters.
August Belmont entered CHI. /. Emesse, by Licking
ton, dam higree, years Old 8 lbs. .......... l
G. IA. Rice entered CHI. c. Sir RUFUS, by Lexington,
dam Lis Mardis, years old, so lbs. ............
w. struggled entered b. c. Quntard, by liver
ston, dam by Omeara, years old, S5 lbs.
John Brougham entered blk. g. Gerald, by Mickey
Free, dam Kosette aged, ll5 los ...............
Time, 2:l7.
THE BETTING.
l1ncSsc tvtss vo0u aUu 1Uo ouo o0u
Gerald ................. 200 al5 200 200 $50
TIE RACE.
The horses had capital start-Gerald leading,
Sir Ruius second, Uuiutard third, Finesse fourth.
AS they reached the blum Gerald LED two lengths,
klr RUFUS second, one length ahead OF Quintard.
Finesse trailing on behind. On the lower turn Gerald
led three lengths; Sir Rulus second, haf length
III advance OF Quntard who was one length IN
nesse ran INTO second place. Quintard falling OF. AS
the horses passed under the string Gerald led one
who was eight lengths IL advance OF Quintard.
Gong around the turn Finesse ran up anu took
the lead. Sir Rufus taking second place, Gerald
dropping back. AS they passed Ia front OF the
blum Fnesse was leading length under q hard pull
while Sir Rufus was getting the spur they then
PASSED around the hill, and when they came in sight
F,nesse was leading q length Sir Rufus second
OF Quintard. Sir RUFUS tried hard to overtake
F!nesse up the homestretcn, but she loped away in
front OF linn under pull. and came home very
easy winner 10y five lengths. Sir Rufus was fifteen
dozen lengths ahead Of Gerald Time, a:l5]4.
- THE THIRD RACE.
oso eo or TgsIs oa M Z a 81 o ags prep a
kaSsG di ias ee9cf sh Years B. nsanooa by
Australian dam by Lexington, years DID,.
Rlgney & Green entered On. 9. Adebaran, by
Titne, 6004.
TIE BETTING.
Helmbold ,.......$2oO GO 500 500 $50 500
Calina 49,. so 1856 100 100 1O5 ITO
THE RACE.
Aldebaran took the lead, Hellnbold second, Catina
third. On the turn Aldebaran led one length, Helm
bold TWO lengths ahead Of Catina There was no
change Of place all the way round, and Hembold
the first mile head and head, lengths in front Of
the mare Going around the turn the rider OF Helm
bod broke his stirrup, and the horse dashed away
baran second. six lengths ahead OF Catna. The
jockey of Hembod then pulled him back until
the the end Of the second mile Helmpoid was leading
Of Catina. Going around the upper turn Helmbold
broke away again, and opened zap OF ten lengths,
they reached the blum Aldcbaran gave up the chase,
and Catina took second place. Going around the
ioWer turn was een ieagths In front Of Caina
who was twenty lengths in front OF Aldebaran
no hy fr easy wnl on w
lengths ahead Of Aldebaran. Time OF the dash,
6:0O4.
THE FOURTH RACE.
STEEPLE CHASE, about two and quarter miles a
handicap for all ages; premium $500; entrance
money TO the second horse.
D. Mcdaniel entered b. h. Oysterman, Jr., dam
by Phil Brown, 153 los. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
THE FIFTH RACE.
A STEEPLE CHASE Tor a purse, the horses to carry
1876 pounds about two miles and quarter.
Joseph Donahue entered ch. 9. Tammany, by Lex.
owner entered CHI h. Surprise. .
Rlgney y Green entered a en-; g. General Tweed
Time, 6I5.
THE BETTING.
s sSo $50 1870 800 800 400 400
General ereV Tweed. 80. 50 s5 50 50 100 100
THE RACE.
The horses were started nicely from under the
bluff aud they cantered OF lesurely down the ln
side track until they came to the hurdle, which was
placed about one hundred yards awayirom the start
ing place. General Tweed was the first one over
the hurdle, Tammany second and Surprise third.
They then ran 70 the end OF the inside track
field. The horses went over in the order
given above: sklrting around the neld they
over it. Then after running 100 yards further, they
had to encounter another brush fence. Tainmany
wsa 70 he s sa so n no Co Syr
1t for some time. Surprise passed over
the fence cleys.S, ana followed Iammaay
jumped hurdle placed across the track at the foot
OF the blur, and then dashed INTO the south fed,
deal OF persuasion, was induced to jump the fences
III the north field and come out on the track and
jump the hurdle ut the foot OF the bluff but
rs soon as he did that he bolted again, and
that was the last OF him IN the race me
others Kept on finely, taking arst ST., brush
another fence and ditch ct the far end OF the field
close 20 the fence OF the lower turn Of the course
Tammany leading a few lengths. Then the horses
TUNED and came up towards the stand where they
met another bush fence, which was most beaut
fully jumped by both. Then they came UP ana took
the fence and wafer in front OF the Grand Stand
Tammauy was first over, but he did not Jump so far
nor so clear surprise. Thence the horses ran up
the lane to the busy fence between the two tracks,
and SO on TO the end OF the lane and then crossed
the regular track and ran up the hill TO the picnic
grounds where they jumped q stone wall. From
there they came abruptly down the rocks and jumped
q bush fence into the north field again. Tam,lany
leading all the way. In the centre OF the field they
met q stone wall, which they Jumped very hand
somey, ana then dashed out on the regular track,
where they had three hurdles TO jump before finish
ing the race. Tammany kept the lead being four
lengths ahead when the hurdle Ut the
foot or the blum was passed over, and
about the same distance IN front when he