The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

was four lengths IN advance or Mckinney. When
the horses came np the hOmestretch and passed
under the wire Sauna led eight lengths, Eolus sec
ono, SIX lengths ahead OF Nathan Oaks. the latter
beng six lengths IN advance OF Mckinney. There
was little change in place around the upper turn.
but going down the backstretch Salina made the
daylight between herself and Eous twelve lengths,
the latter being six lengths in front OF Nathan Oaks
who was four lengths ahead OF Mckinney. Gong
around the lower turn Sana still Increased the gap
down the stretch, stopped the mare as
she came up toward him. was she taken
allowed to run home at the rate she had been run
ming she would have dropped the dag In the face OF
or two, and probably the whole OF her followers
She won IN hand galop, by eight lengths, Eolus
second, eight lengths ahead of Mckinney, who was
eight lengths in front OF Nathan Oaks. Time Of the
Second Heot-salina was now the favorite at
large Odds Just before the horses started terrific
ram storm burst over the course, ana before the
horses reached the quarter pole they were out OF
sight. Nothing more could be seen Of them until
they came to the stand, which Salina passed first by
ten lengths Mckinney second, one length in front
or EOlus, VINO was ten lengths ahead OF Nathan Oaks.
ae horses men again Ha passed out Of sight and when
fifty yards ahead OF the other three, who came up
together. AS they passed under the wire Mckinney
was second, Nathan oaks third, and E0lus fourth.
Time, 4:00H.
THE THIRD RACE.
FOUR MILE HEAT-Narragansctt steamship Com
panys Purse, $4,000, the gut Of James Fisk, jr.
W. X. BabcOck entered en-. h. HelmbOld by AUS
traian, dam Lavender, years old. 1
Free uam Rosette. aged Northumberland dis
H. r. McGrath entered b. f. Susan Ann, by Lex.
ingtOn, dam ROXana. ........................ dis.
John Coffee entered Oh. c. Judge Dureil, by Lex
ingtOn, dam Laura ..........................d dis.
Time, 750A.
THE BETTING.
HelmbOld. 5000 500 1000 1910 1000
Susan Ann. 10 1856 $50 500 $40
Judge Durel... 10 100 2y5 AGO $40
Field. 40 IS As So 70
THE RACE.
Helmb0ld dashed to the front at the tap Of the
drum, Gerald second, Susan Ann third and Judge
Durell fourth. Hembold led TWO lengths around
the upper turn, Gerald second Jour lengths in front
or Judge Durell and Susan Ann, who were running
head and head. There was no change until they
reached the lower turn. when the horses began to
separate HelmbOld leading TWO lengths, Gerald
second, two lengths In front Of Judge Dureli, who
was two lengths ahead Of Susan Ann. AS they
passed the stand HembOld still led two lengths,
Gerald second, four lengths in front OF Susan Ann,
who was one length IN advance OF Judge Durell:
Going into the second mile Gerald fell in the
hard pull . few lengths ahead OF Susan
Ann, Judge Durell third Gerald fourth.
In the third mile Gerald fell far behind. As Helm
bold came up the hOmestretch toward The finish OF
the third mile he cut loose, and as he passed under
the wire he was two lengths ahead OF Judge Durel,
who was three lengths in 'front.' OF Susan Ann Helm
bold now had them all beaten TO almost standstlll.
the heavy gong being too much for them, and he
gaODed away from his horses in racehOrse fashion,
and came in q winner OF the heat and race, having
distanced all the Others. They were beaten nearly
three hundred yards. Judge Durell came in second,
Susan Ann third and Gerald fourth. Time or the
four miles, through slush and mud, 7:j0St-gO0u
time, under the circumstances.