The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-04

horse Duny. by Hunters Lexington, dam Ulio. The
race wasvery tine and the riding good between Mr..
Bannatyne on Mileslan and Mr.. Lawrence on Jim
TIsdale while Duny and his rider were nowhere
and OF no account. Mr.. Bannatyne won the cup
The second race had i've starters out OF twenty
two entries. These were Thomas W. Doswelrs bay
flly Wine Sap, by vandyke dam Nina; M. A. Lit
tells gray lilly Mary Clark by Lexington, dam
Eagless; W. r. Babcock's chestnut lilly Nellie Ran
som, by Jack Malone, dam vesper Light; W. Cot.
trell's chestnut flly SauceDox, by Star Davis dam
skedaddle and M. II. Sanford's bay FLY Madame
Dudley by Lexington, dam Britannia Fourth. This
was a capital race. Mary Clark was the favorirc
over the field at Odds but she was beaten neck by
Wine Sap, who sold in the pools for the least OF any
OF the others. Her hackers reaped rich harvest by
her victory. Mary Clark cut out the work and Nellie
Ransom went at her with will and
kept her uD to her best Tor mile and
hail. when Wine Sap made her run, and.
taking the lead, retained 1t to the end. The finish
OF Mary Clark was gallant display OF gameness.
aud 1t was lucky for Wine Sap and her hackers that
the wire was Just where It was, as another jump or
two would have lost her the race Nellie Ransom
was third SaucebOx fourth and Madame Dudley
fifth all In bunch at the finish.
inc third race was mile heats. with three starters
Nellie Gray. by Commodore, dam sister to Proress;
X. Shea's brown horse Climax. by Dalr0wnie, dam
Jewell, and Mr.. Boughrums chestnut colt Heenan.
q Monmouth Park at this meeting: Nellie
America at the present day, and the various Ladies'
Stakes that she may be entered In Will be gift TO
speed In tins race but he IS now too old to Be sue.
cesslul In such young company as that Of Nellie
Tie fourth race was dash Of three miles between
w. 4. Babcock's chestnut horse Helmbold by Aus.
tralian dam Lavender; NJ. IL. Sanfords bay mare Nj
WeldOn'S chestnut colt Leland, by Lightning, dam
by Yorkshire. Helmbold was the favorite before the
start at to the field. He won tho easily.
The following are the details Of the running as 1t
came 0n:-
STEEPLE CHASE; two and q quarter miles, gen.
tlemen riders. for silver punch bowl, tine gut OF
John Chamberlain free o for all horses e except oys.
Dugald J. Bannatyne entered CHI 9. Milesian. BY
Mickey Free, dam by Wagner, years old, 100
j. K. Lawrence entered b. g. jim rsdac, by Re-
venue, dam Louisa Jordan aged, 100 lbs. go.
ters Lexington, dam ONO, years old, 100 lbs.. o
John Tcrney entered b. c. BY Bulletin, dam Le-
viathan' syears Old , ISo l s.ss dr.
THE BETTING
Bannatynes entry $3.50 100 100 200 200 26o
me fied' THE FACE o. ~ on % W lSo
The start for this race was In the field behind the
pace AFTER the drum apped fsdaie taxing tie lead
and the first leap, which was SOD wall, Milesian
second, Duify thlrd-tne latter making no effort to
be surmOunted was FENCE, which lisdale went
over first. Mlesian second and Dufry third, great
distance behnd In fact 1t was evident at this early
stare OF the race that he already out OF it. The
horses then ran over the field for quarter of mile
II Of the 70 TS
few lengths. He ana Tsdale jumped very prettily.
They had another wall as they came up towards the
stand and then they came to the front Of the stand
and leaped over the hedge and water leap-a very
me jump. They both made the leap In nne style.
Duffy was quarter Of mile behind, but he followed
on and took the jumps In admirable style. Tisdale
and Mlleslan again made the circuit OF the field,
taking their jumps IN good style, particularly the
dlfcult one over the water In front Of the stand.
After leaving there they jumped wall, and then
quarter pole. Tsdae and Mlesian made vory close
race or it down the backstrctch jumping . hurdle
at the halrmle pole and running side and side
around the lower turn. They then had one hurdle
more to leap, which was on the hOmestretch Mile
sian was 6rst over this, and coming away prettily,
won the race by ten lengths as every person on the
there were few pools sold on the event. Duffy did
not finish the race being pulled up after two circuits
around the field. The time was e:S6.
THE SECOND RACE.
TIE WEST END HOTEL STAKES; q renewal OF the
Monmouth Oaks Stakes. value $1,000, added to q
Of $50 each Or play for
and the third 500. out OF the stakes; Two miles.
I. w. boswell entered D. L. Wine sap BY Van :,
M A. LltieIl entered gr T. Mary CLARK. BY Lex
ingtGn sr dam Ea a;usss 81 Vain. -
Jack Malone, dam yesper Llg ht.. .............. 8
W.; Cottrell entered e!i,, CD. f. saucebox by Star
NJ. Il. Sanford entered b. T. Madame dudley, BY
Lexington, dam Britannia the Fourth. .......
Time, 343E.
THE BETTING.
Helmbold -. 800 800 800 $50 400 $50
NiaGara...... loo , 30 80 30 % IS
Mary Clark got away best after few false starts,
Nal SauceDOy An