The New York herald., 1872-10-06


sister to Mr.. Sanford's Sabina, and her owner
thinks her fully as fast as her sister was. She was
The third race was for the Maturity Stakes, and
a. nearly every person looked upon the affar be-
fore the start as little. better than walk over for
marry Eassett they were much surprised AZ tne
result and highly delighted with the struggle: Mon
arcnlst ran game race and won, probably, by
being in better condition than his opponent, and
lasted longest under finishing press; but still 1t
would not be fair to assert that Monarchist is the
best until he and Bassett runs again, which win
most likely be next Saturday. over the same track
dash OF tour miles The coming race will create
great interest among the racing men OF this city
begging again on Harry Bassett until he defeats
MOnarchst at four miles. The Maturity Stakes
The fourth race was for the Champagne stakes,
for twoyear olds, and OF the ten original entries
five came to the post. These were r. W. walden's
John +. Chamberlin's bay colt Survivor, by vanda,
dam by Lexington; Isaac Pennock's chestnut fy,
Co.'s chestnut tiiy Cora Linn, and Mr.. Beimont's
chestnut colt Count dOrsay, by Kentucky, dam
Lady Blessington: survivor was the iavorite IN
the race, Count d'Orsav selling for second choice,
and all OF them sold for more than the winner,
Minnie w. Count dOrsay was beaten before ne
ie the score. From some reason OF Other ne ana 10
them was dozen lengths ahead Of him before he
was IN motion: The colt was much closer to Minnie
Minnie w. won capital race very easilv,Mr. Cham
berlns colt being second, Pennock's third.
The fifth race was handicap hurdle race, which
had five starters out OF eight entries. These were
C0ff1n Lawrence's bay colt L0chie, by Bonnie
Scotland dam Bonnet, four years old, carrying l47
pounds; Joseph DOnahues brown horse Blind Tom,
by Star Davis, dam Margarine, six years old 1853
pounds; X. Shea's brown colt Astronomer, by As
teroid dam Miss Carter, four years old 139 pounds
Censor, dam Mary Bddle Ave years old, 40 pounds,
and John Boughrum's chestnut gelding by Reve-
won most capital race by half length from Blind
Tom, in 1926, which is the fastest time ever made
In race OF that nature. Astronomer ran in third,
TWa nOp Vvau n nfOrtn nOfA
as he fell at the second hurdle while leading ten
lengths. The bit broke In his mouth and the
sist him over the hurdle at the rate OF speed that
he was going, and hence the accident.
oetween e. Sy
dam Glencine, and John O'Donnell's bay colt by
lightning, dam by Glencoe, three quarters o. .
to the start She soon beat the Lightning colt and
had an easy victory.
The following are the details OF the racing as it
progressed during the afternoon
THE FIRST RACE.
The HUNTERS STAKEs.-FOr FLIES three years
old, 5000 each, $50 forfeit, with $500 added; the
second flly to save her stakes; one mile and three
quarters. This stakes closed with twenty-nine
August Belmonts CHI. !. Woodbine, by Censor, or
Kentucky, dam Fleur des Champs; Palmer. /
d. D. Wither's Dr. { Mimi, by Eclipse, dam ;,
NJ II. Sandford's b. T. NJ A. b., by Asteroid, dam
Bay Leaf; Haywood. .................... 8
THE BETTING.
Belmont's entry. .$225 200 $50 $50 6l0 400
ynnspas Msssss entry lss s S lsS 60 ss iss s 1s
THE RACE.
M. A. B. took the lead, Woodbine second, Mimi
third. AS they ran to the bluff M. A. b. led half a
length, Mimi second half a length in advance Of
WOOdbine. who was under strong pull M. A. b.
ran away from the others on the lower turn and
was eight lengths in front before she had run half
q mile. This pace was imprudent SO early In the
race. At the stand after the FLIES had run three
quarters OF a mile, M. A. B. led four lengths, Wood
bine second, half a length in advance OF Mimi.
M. A. B. was two lengths In front at the
quarter pole, but only one length ahead at the
bottom OF the bluff, and Woodbine was then making
her run as she passed around the hill When she
appeared in sight WoOdbine was leading length,
M. A. b. second, two lengths ahead OF Mimi. The
latter commenced her best running as she entered
the hOmestretch, soon passed M. A. b. and making
vigorous run at WOOdbine, closed up well to-
wards the finish, but IL was very easy contest for
Mr. Belmont's fy, as she won under a pull by q
length. Mimi second, eight lengths in advance Of
M. A. b. Time OF the dash, 3:l614.
The Second Race.
PURSE, $700; entrance money to second horse |;
mile heats.
d. Mcdaniel h Co.'s b. c. Tubman, by War
Dance, dam Lass OF Sidney years old Roe /
s. {. Franklns b. T. Nevada, by Lexington
dam LightsOme years old Gillian. ....... 4 2
NJ H. SanfOrd's b. h. Preakness, dam Bay Leaf,
years old; Hayward d....................... 2
ID. X. Harness. ch c. Meteor, by Asteroid dam
Maria Ennis, years old; A. Lakeland. 8 3
Time, 1:45l4-1:47,