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

been, as ldano crowded Nellie James 100 close 10 tne
Judges Of the foul riding Of fdanos jockey: but alter
some delberation they decided that foul had &C
Bowie's fly was third. the others being pretty well
strung out on the stretch.
The second race had twenty-four entries, eight OF
which came TO the post. These were A. Bulord's
bay filly Salina, by Lexington, dam Lights0me; M.
4. Ltte's gray My Mary Clark. by Lexington. dam
Lightning. dam by Sovereign; w. r.. Babcock's
chestnut hlly Nellie Ransom, by Jack Malone, dam
Vesper Light; W. Cottnlls chestnut nlly Saucebox.
by star Davis, dam Skedaddle; August Belmont's
imported bay flly Eastern Star, by Cape FHaway,
ineton, dam importe d Ethan Lass and oden
ROwie's gray My Anne Arundel, by Baltimore. dam
Fate Saina was great iayorte IN ihls race seu c
ing in number OF pools for two 10 one over the
field. She won the race by neck, after desperate
head and head struggle with Mary Clark for three
quarters OF mile. Mary Louise ran In third. THIS
race gave great satisfaction to the spectators. and
left many Of them with the impression tnat when
Mary Clark ana salina meet again different result
will be seen. There doubt that they are very
nearly matched IN point OF speed aud the one IN
ne pest w oe Ke 20 M o of
yeaT-od allies, and they ran the race in most excel
lent time.
for all ages, the horses to carry 100 pounds f0r
this event there were fourteen entries but when tue
appearance at the post These were W. X. Bab-
cocks chestnut horse HelmbOld, by Australian, dam
Lavender; John 0Donnelps chestnut horse Judge
Curtis, by Lexington, dam Lula, and John Boerum's
black horse Gerald, by Mickey Free. dain kosette.
hemDold was a great favorie the previous night
and up late hour In the morning, there being an
Impression prevalent that Judge Curtis would not
start on account of his weak Leg But about half an
hour before the first race began the owner OF Judge
Curtis was induced TO run him, his trainer pro.
nounclng MIN all right, and then the od1s dwlnded
on Helmbold until the betting was anout even on
Helmbold against the field. Judge Curtis mas had a
bad leg Tor some time past ana tneIe ma, nas pesn
doubt OF him from the want OF condition by
his being let up in consequence OF his allment
The result proved that he should have been kept in
the stable as he had OF his old speed and at the
easy race and his hackers reaped rich harvest az
Judge Curtis was stoutiy packed 10y MS owner ana
The following ore the details of the racing as it
progressed
SELLING RACE for all ages, purse $500, one ana
quarter miles; the winner TO be SOLD at aucuon lor
for $780, 10 lbs; any surplus over the stated selling
price TO 60 TO the second horse.
D. Mcdaniel entered b. c. Idaho, by Kentucky.
dam Varina, years old, $3.50. ................
A. Belmont entered CHI. |. Nellie James by Dollar,
dam Fleur des Champs, years old. S5Go;..:..
lone, dam sally Woodward, years old, $780,. 8
John Boerum entered blk. b. Gerald by Mickey
Free, dam Rosette, aged. 5000. $500.
]. W. Weldon entered br. c. Astronomer, by AS
teroid, dam Miss Carter, years old, $3.50 b
Dennison 4 Crawford entered CHI I; by CENSOR a
J. Boerum entered oh. c. John Heenan, by Bull
letin, dam by Yorkshire years old, $500: .....
ming, dam by Yorkshire, four years old, $780,.
". II. BaDcock entered oh. c. BY Jack Malone,
b. G. Thomas entered b. +. Taaria, by Austria
ran dam Lady Taylor, four years old, $500. 80. 10
D. McCoon entered b. n. Gao. by Jeif DAVIS, dam
Nlnette five years old, $500. .................. IL
John Grifen entered CHI. 6. Aldebaran. by Com
modore, dam Mamie Lewis aged, $780,. ......dr.
Time, 2:16x.
BETTING.
Field. $500 325 300 900 600 $50
luaho' THE RACE. ' -'' wv NV wv
The horses had a scattering Start, and they were
greatly spread out as they came up the stretch TO
tho onH 40
lead. the Censor ny second john Heensn third,
Idaho fourth, Belle Meade iirh, Nellie James SIXTH
Gao seventh the Others pretty well together. Gong
around the upper turn Gerald still Kept the Lead
John Heenan second, Nellie James third, Idaho
John Heenan went to the front, but ne shot his
bolt and fell back As they passed around into the
lower turn Nellie ana took '0oS Second 5e
Gerald third, John Heepan fourth, Astronomer NTH,
the others trailing on, beaten phaianx. Coming
up the homesretch tne lace lay between Nellie
James and Idaho and they had II all the way 10 the
string unaer the WHY and spur, Idaho winning by
head. A complaint was made by the jockey OF Nellie
James against idaho's jockey for foul riding. but
aItcr investigation the charge was not allowed and
Gerald fourth Astronomer fifth. the Censor lilly
sixth, John Heenan seventh, Leland eighth Bah
cocks colt ninth, falaria tenth and Gao eleventh.
Time OF the dash, 2:loA.
THE MONMOUTH STAKES, valued at 81 600 added
to a sweepstakes of so each, play or pay for three.
yearod iilnes; the second TO receive e-Uo and the
third GO out of the STAKES; one mule ana half.
A. Buford entered b. 1. salina, oy Lexington,
NJ A. Liiteil entered g. I. Mary CLARK, by Lexing.
ton dam Eagless. ......-.............
John O'DODuell entered x. I. Mary Louise, by
Lightning, dam by Sovereign.
W. X. Babcock entered Oh. I. Nelly Ransom, by
Jack Malone, dam Nesper Light. 4
W. Co.tr1 entered CD. T. SauceboX, by star
Davis dam Skedaddie. ......................... 6
A. Belmont entered imp. b. I. Eastern star, by
Cape Fyaway, dam star OF India.
d. 5. Grouse entered b. !. by Lexington, dam
Eiinam Lass. Observation-Disclosures.
O. bowie entered g. I. Anne Arundel, by Balti-