The New York herald., 1872-10-11
THE RACING.

The track was In splendid condition yesterday
and the weather just the kind that horse requires
to make Inn run fast when In condition; and those
that were In trim for run performed wcl There
were five events on the card, the first being for
purse for three year-olds, with certain allowances
for sex and penalties for previous winnings, one
mile and quarter; the second two miles and an
eighth dash with penalties OF all kinds; the third
handicap sweepstakes with cup added, for men,
bers OF the club to ride for, one mile; the fourth
dash OF mile and three-quarters, for all ages and
the nlth race was dash OF a mile and On eighth.
There were four entries for the first race, COM
prsing W. r. Babcocks bay ally Hattie O'Neil by
Bay Dick dam by Scythian; D. d. Withers brown
lilly Mimi. by Eclipse, dam Hennie Farr0w; M. J.
Tuliy's bay colt Buckdcn, by Lord Cfden, dam Con-
sequence, and D. Mcdaniel & Co.'s bay fllly Sue
Ryder, by Knight OF st. George, dam Glycera. Sue
Ryder was the iayOrite over the neld She won an
easy race. Mimi second Hattie third.
The second race had for starters Bacon H0l-
lands brown horse Frank Hampton, by imported
Aysgarth, dam by Charley Ball; A. O. Frankrns
bay illy Arizona, by Lexington dam imported
Zone; John Harbeck Jr's chestnut colt Cadence, by
Censor. dam Rachel Dawson, and II. G. Dawson's
bay horse Gao, by JeY Davis, dam Ninette. The lat
ter suked at the 0utstart Of the race and never
afterwards In the contest. Arizona was great
favorlte. Gao being second choice in the pools.
Frank Hampton won the race very cleverly, with
out making "much Of Q time about it;' Arizona
second, Cadence third, Gao "nowhere.n
The third race was for "members OF the club to
ride" There were three entries, but one OF them
did not come TO the post. The two that started
were both colts by Kentucky-L0rd Byron, out Of
Lady Bessington, and Vim, out OF Verbcna. A. Q.
Purdy rode Lord Byron, A. Cason Vim. The gen.
t:emen rode as well as professionals could, Mr..
Purdy winning the race very easily. He had the
best colt, aud Mr. Clason Is entitled to credit for
getting through the race as well as he did with
"such horse"
The fourth race was very good one. Apart
from Harry Bassett, who was only looked upon as q
pilot to the others, much interest was centred
on the result for second place, and large amounts
of money were staked on the Issue. The starters
were j. W. Weldon's gray mare Mary Louise, by
Lightning, dam by Sovereign, II. @. DawsOn's bay
mare Albuera, by JEFF Davis dam Ninette; John F.
Chamberln's chestnut colt Wheatley, by War Dance,
dam Kllgour's dam, and Colonel Mcdaniel Co.'s
chestnut colt Harry Bassett, by Lexington, dam
Canary Bird. Mary Louise was the favor.te over
the field with Harry Bassett left out, but she was
beaten by AlDuera in very good time, the last mile
being in / :4S. Harry Bassett gallOped home win
ner OF the purse. Mary Louise was third
The fifth event was selling race, with the usual
allowances for short prices dash OF a mile and an
eighth There were nine entries for the race, eight
Of them coming to the post. These were w. Il.
Babcock's chestnut colt Hampton, by Censor, dam
Julia; John H. Harbeck, Jr % chestnut colt Cadence
by Censor, dam Rachel Dawson; Thomas w. Dos
wells bay flly Wine Sap, by Vandyke, dam Nina;
7. B. 4 W. X. Davis chestnut horse Fadladeen, by
War Dance, dam Nora Creina; John +. Chamber
Inns gray colt Brennus, by Lightning, dam Brenna;
Joseph DOnahue's chestnut horse Sanford, by Uncle
Vic, dam Dolly Carter; M. s. Lttells bay nlly Hen
rietta, BY Jerome Edgar, dam Minnie Minor, and d.
Mcdaniel a. Co.'s bay flly Eastern Star, by Cape
Flyaway. dam Star Of India Fadladeen was the
favOrite over the field. The race was won by San
ford, who was bought for ten dollars in hundred
after very line struggle with Hampton, colt that
sold in the field Fadadeen, the tavOrite, was
third
The following are the details Of the racing as it
prOgreHsed:-
Tho First Race.
PURSE $500, for three year -olds; entrance money
to second horse; maldens allowed lbs winners
during the year OF s., 900 to carry lbs extra OF
$1,000, lbs, and OF $4,000. 10 lbs. extra. One mile
and quarter.
D. Mcdaniel Co. s b. T. Sue Ryder, by Knight OF
st. George, dam Gycera, 107 lbs. (Roe) ........ !
d. d. Withers br. !. Mimi, by Eclipse, dam Hen
ME Farrow, 104 lbs. holloway ............... 2
w. X. BabcoCk's b. I. Hattie O'Nei, by Bay Dick,
dam by Scythian, 107 lbs. UOhnsOnl. .......... 8
NJ. J. Tullys b. c. Buckden, by Lord Clifden dam
Consequence, ITO lbs. (Donohue) ...............
Time, 2:14