New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
parativey small price OF Sis. He hrst ap
peared on the turf at the Baratoga July
meeting 1s10 i'm the artoga Stakes for twOyearOlds.

paratiyely small price Of SlS. He nrSt ,aRFs aR
meeting 1870 in the Saratoga Stakes for twoyearods
whcu he only half prepared and his trainer ana
owner was nt surprised at hs deeat IG iay Win ,bs
hY by Kentucky od o. ARIEL second That marry ha'
set was not t on ths occasion was apnn iaht o.sa @
Kentucky ssakes Tor two-y year-od' one mile IN eanter
' beating seven tagss Sponens Sne mile ie ssi beat
ing his former votress, mary pLS1,le, L19lse, anu Id 10
the s1spers axes tor twoyearoids, ile, beating
Madam Dudley easily in l9. alter Thch ne went lntS
Winter quarters He commenced ais three, yeaI,S,a n
nlng the Belmont stakes OF $500. mile ana
tTonSs in go beating Ns1 Sed rST or 10 Smaa
Monarchist. Wanderer, and Mary Clark, al winners
siterward He next won the Jersey Derry o t9ISo Que
others Pursuing his victorious career, he, at Saraoga
s5lJO IN s:Hi, aud the Kenner stakes of &,2Oo two
miles, in 500, beating large fields OF hrstclass
horses. At thc Jerome Park Fall meeting be won
The Champion Stakes of $3.50, two miles, in SSH
Monarchist, Aruy, Mary Clark, Nellie Ransom, ana
he beat Fnesse Judge DureD aud Morlacchi. for the
5000 purse for all ages, Il miles, in 3i6l Proceeding 10
S. 100. and the next day beat HelmbOd Tor the Bowie
stakes OF $l0 for all ages, four mile heats IN l5t eVS3
tle track being very heavy TINS nnisned h,s ,o
and ncted $50 800 for his owners. This season be ss
.tared twice anJ won botn tmes-a race OF tw0,ni'e
heats at Jerome Park in which he dstanced Metea IA
the first heat; aud tue Westchester Cup ddsn OF u
miles. in which he beat Lyttleton easily. o.o
TO $1,000 and 1900 10 $l2O being the average OF the
pools sold Wnen Longfelow came upon the course,
ridden by colored iockey cheer upon eneer rent @ ,he
ar. and ne decidedly the iavonte horse Win the
public and especially with the irer potuOn Oh t1e as
semblage On Harry Bassetts appearance, with Jimmy
Roe mounted, a loud shout OF weeome broke nom the
vast multitude and then both proceeded 10 the starting
point AT the hafnle pole. breahrss interval O sus
peDse and then the flag ell To an even start Basstt rst
showing in font, Longfelow was evidently gong 10
make "A waiting race Of it, At the stand, when half
c had been ran in 81 seconds the hoIses were eAacly
even but the quartr pole. Bassett was half length
ahead, aud continued 20 to the starting point h ,he
s,retch LongfellOw's rider let the horses
heal loose, in obedience 10 the trainers siShal.
as they went under the strng one mlle and nall III
231B LOngtelOw leaving BaSsett at every stride, was
ten lengths ahead at the two miles III S3o3 ana won
without being driven at any part Of the race under
"A pull by 100 yards, III 4:J
SUMMARY
THIRD RscEMonmCnh cup 800 added 70 syePstsae:
OF second 10 SO and the thud SI'J olt
j. HsrPers b. Lonsfeov yr by gtOn dam Naniurab
acDsnes ch Harry Bae yrs, by Lexington. dam Canary
bt .e5 es & a. % &
two miles half 4.j4.
QUICKSTEP PARK RACES.
TOLEDO, OHIO, July 2.-There was a fair at
the intense heat first horses that have
never beaten minutes purse $4,000 slCOO to first
horse $500 to second sCO TO third and 500 fourth.
There were 10 entries and seven horses started The
race by Ella Wilson, in three straight meats.
Time, 2:353, 2:3i3, 2:j2 Jenny was second, Harry X.
third ana Vanity FAIR fourth.
The second race for horses that have never beaten
24 purse $1,000 divided as III the first race There were
IA entries, and seven started. the race was won by
Lady Kate of Detroit IN three straight heas. Tine
2:365 235 2:3s3 Fred OF EewYUTk secOnd Indiana
OF Cincinnati third, and Wade Hampton Of Baltimore
fourth