The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31
Salina the Winner Of tho Bingaman Stake.
Monarchist the One Mile and Half
Dash. and Frank Hampton tho
Mile Heats for All Ages

ing was clOuuy, ana ~ the tlme OF starting
for the course. there was every indication
Of rainy afternoon. This, unfortunately
for a brilliant Inauguration deferred very many
from going to the races but notwithstanding there
seemed to be chance OF getting wet great crowd
gathered the beautifully situated track and
roundinRs, and when the horses for the first con.
| test were called TO the post the club stand
| was well filled and the grand stand
| literally packed. The races came or
promptly at the appointed time, Ex-Governor He
| BERT the President Of the Jockey Club being the
starter, position which he has filed this
ever since the present association was organized.
The racing, as whole, was good, and more horses
started in the three contests that came of than
were ever engaged before in one day ON
any track in the South. There were twenty-five
starters in the three races. No estimate could be
formed OF the capabilities OF the horses early In
the season. but 1t supposed that those that mad
been trained in Mobile we're in better condition
than those that had winrered at this place,
the weather had been more favorable In the for
mer city; hence Moore's Foster great favorite
in one race Babcock's Nellie Ransom In another.
me New York stable OF Mr.. M. II. Sanford won two
races Of the three run during the afternoon Saiina
proving victor in the Bngaman Stake ana Monarch
ist the mile and ha II dash. The first race was
THE BINGAMAN STAKE,
for four-year -olds $50 entrance play or pay; two
miles; second horse to receive $500 and the third
horse to save his stakes value $1,000; closed with
eighteen entries-seven came to the post
These we're Mr. NJ. IL. Sanford's bay
nly salina, by Lexington, dam Lghtsome;
w. r. Babcocks chestnut nhv Nellie
Ransom, by Jack Malone. dam Vesper Light; 7. G.
MOores chestnut colt George Wilkes, by AsterOid,
dam Emma Wright; A. Butords bay nlly Holly.
wood, by Lexington, dam Miriam; W. Cottrill's
hu
| dam skedaddle; J. warwick's chestnut
scnottische. and Is. Swigerts chestnut colt Stock
wood, BY Asterold, dam Alabama. Nellie Ransom
became the favOrite before the start Salina being
| the second CHOICE Saucebox third. There was
! large amount OF money wagered on the result
| Salna won very easily, taking the lead and keep
Ing 1t to the end The following are the details Of
| THE RACE
Salina Jumped away with the lead. Nellie Ransom
second, St0ckwood third, Hollywood fourth, George
Wilkes NTH: Creole Dance sixth and saucebox
and D'y Down Tan e this wsa
they to spread OUT S Saline Showing
| two lengths in advance OF HOLLYWOOD. George
Wilkes fifth, Creole Dance sixth and Sanceoox
place around the lower turn, but coming up
the honestretch salIna put on the steam,
passed under the string. she had all the other
horses whipped at this early stage Of the game.
| Hollywood fourth, Creole Dance fifth StockwOod
| sixth and Saucebox seventh. Time or the
would not be restrained, and she dashed away,
opening the gap ut every stride. AS she raced
lengths son on Nellie Ransom George wilkes taking sides
with the latter, Hollywood fourth Creole Dance
sx9 ro and there * Ss s eyen
| lima coming home an easy winner OF the race by
dozen lengths, Nellie Ransom second. one length
| anead of GeOrge Wilkes who was two lengths in
| front Of Hollywood, Saucebox fifth Creole Dance
sixth and Stockwood seventh. Time OF the last
dash
THE BiNGAMAN STAKE. for four.year .olds; $50
entrance, .. p; two miles; 81, 600 added second
value 81, 900. Closed with eighteen nominations.
NJ. H. sanford entered b. f Salna, by Lexington,
w TA r. RspcocK entered CHI. T. Nellie Ransom, by
Jack Malone, dam vesper Light: ;y,;.;
G. Moore entered sm. en- Mr C. George wilkes by
A. Buford entered b. I. Hollywood, by Lexington
W. aa ooi MlIa entered ch, saucebox BY Star
| Davis, dam Skedaddle ...............
J. Warwick entered Gu c. Creole Dance. by Lex
! tngtOn dam SchOttische. Observation-Disclosures.
D. swigert entered CHI. c. stockwood, by Aste.
roid' dam AiaoaH Tme aso '''''''''..
ONE MILE HALF DASH.
The second race was dash OF a mile and half,
all ayes. For this event there were eight starters
comprising Mr. M. IA. Sanford's bay colt MOnarchlst,
| by Lexington, dam Mildred; Bacon q Holland
bay mare Mamie Douglass by Rogers. Dam by
ington. dam by imported Calrn Gorme; G. II. Rice's
bay ny Annie b. by Lexington, dam Banner; 7.
VI.
Verona; 4. II. Robbins bay hlly Marchesse by Plan
ct. dam by Vandal; H. Gafney's bay colt Lord By
Ss bay co Tem Esa BY
Whale dam by Doubloon. so Foster o. was i, j.. 2
a0r second oyer cyc ce atar
the race, as they say in the South, "hanas down"
After running three quarters Of mile he went to
the front, and from there 10 the end the race was
never In doubt. The favore was fifth. The follow
Ing are the detais:-
Lord Byron took the LEAD, Pilgrim second, Foster
third, Annie B. fourth. Marchesse NTH, Monarchist
sIxth the others bringing up the side side
They ran In this way round the lower turn and en-
| tered the homestrefcn without changing places;
ing Pilgrim one length, Monarch,st third, Foster
fourth, Marchesse hfth, Tom feathers sixth.
Going around the upper turn the pace was in.
| creased, ana as they approached the quarter pole
Monarchlst made strong running and diva. was soon IN
| Pilgrim third, the others as before. The race was
now practically settled. There. was no longer
| the ghost OF chance for any Of the others tfan
| Monarchist VINO Kept up his lengthy, fine, strong
stride. and came home an easy winner BY TOUR
Annie d. fourth Qhe three latter half length apart
onlys Foster hfih, Marchesse sixth, Lord Byron
| seventh and Tom Leathers eighth. Time OF the
| dash. 2:44X. The last mile was run In 1:461s
! CLUB PURSE, 500, for all ages; one mile and
| M. ii. Sanford entered b. c. Monarchist, by Lex.
ton, dam Mildred, wears old ................ I
Bacon Holland entered b. H. Mamie Douglass,
| by Rogers. dam by Wagner..................... 2
d. swigert entered b. C. Pilgrim. BY Lexington,
| dam imp Cairn Gorme, years old. ............ Q
@. II. Rice entered b. I. Annie b., by Lexington,
4
T. q. Moore entered b. c. Foster, by Lexington,
| dam Verona, years old ....... ............ 8
| T. II. Robbins entered b. I. Marchesse, by Planet
da naa ny ensere - io, ;ron nv Ken
lucky dam Lady Bessipgton, 4 years DID,. 7
| X. Z. Montgomery entered d. G. Tom Leathers.
| by Whale, dam by Doubloon. .................. s
Time, 2:44A.
NILE HEATS FOR ALL AGES.
The third race, which was mile heats for all ages,
had tan afa a HAfla 4
brown colt, Frank Hampton, by imported Aysgarth,
dam by Charley Ball NJ. II. Sanfords
bay mare, Niagara by Lexington, dam Bay
Leaf; I. G. Moore's bay horse Bayon by Lexng.
ton, dam Bay Leaf; W. X. Dabcock's BAY horse
Conductor, by Australian, dam Nettie Wiley; w. II.
Williamsons chestnut colt jonn Mcdonald, by
Brown DICK, dam Lady CINE; W., 7. Camp