The New York herald., 1872-10-30


css%ssIlin's en. & whssa,ty, three 81. years
Geo. Slensoe s. Mauis's nsass Teeictai three years
old by Young Melbourne, dam Young Utlla .
WIN. Toun9s cn. b. LORD baltimore i've years -''''
old, by imp. Australian, dam Lintons Hay
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Two-kILB HEATS.
The fourth race was handicap for purse OF
$780, for all ages that have run during the meet
ing, two-mle heats 5000 to the winner and 5000 TO
event, these being John HarbecS, Jr.'s Chestnut
gelding Cadence, by Censor dam Rachel Dawson,
four years Old rs lbs Mcdaniel Co.'s hay fly Sue
Ryder, by Knight OF St. George, dam Glycera, three
years old 50 lbs A. q. Franklin's bay mare Arizo-
ma, by Lexington, dam Zone, four years DID, SIS lbs
Vic, dam Dolly Carter, aged, 90 lbs = j. w. Weldon's
bay mare Flora Mclv0r by Lexington, dam Foride,
aged, 90 lbs, and Bacon 4 Hollands brown horse
Bail, five years old, ss lbs Frank XII hampton was
the fav0rite before the start but lie was beaten
badly py Arizona.
First Hedt.-Frank Hampton broke away ahead
Of the Others, Flora McIvOr second, Sanford third,
Cadence fourth, Arizona nfth, sue Ryder sixth. At
the quarter pole Cadence led one length, Frank
hampton second, one length ahead OF Sanford,
Flora McIvor fourth, Sue Ryder fifth and Arizona
sixth. At the half-mile pole Cadence led one
length, Sanford about the same distance in 'front.'
OF Sue Ryder, Frank Hampton fourth, Flora Mclvor
NTH and Arizona last. AT the three-quartcr pole
Cadence was one length in front OF Sanford,
the latter being one length in advance of Sue
Ryder and Frank hampton, who were running
head and head, Flora Mclvor fifth and Arizona as
before. There was no change until the horses en-
tered the homestretch; put as they ran up the
contest was much admired by the spectators three
OF the horses coming to the stand abreast. AS
they passed under the string Cadence led by head,
third, two lengths in advance Of Sue Ryder,
who was several lengths ahead OF Arizona, Flora
tnr two enahs IL SANFORD second cor
length In advance OF Frank Hampton, Arizona
fourth, Sue Ryder fftn, Flora sixth. When they
ing the way by three lengths, Sanford second, one
length in advance OF Arizona, Frank Hampton
the lower turn Arizona and Frank Hampton made
an attack upon Cadence, but at the three-quarter
ing the homestretch Hampton showed in front for
moment and then retired, when Arizona made
by half o length, Cadence second, five lengths
ahead OF Frank Hampton who was two lengths in
advance OF SANFORD, Flora Mcivor fifth and Sue
Second Heak-FOra was first away, Sanford sec
ond, Cadence third Frank Hampton fourth, Ari-
zOna fifth. Running around the turn they became
bunched and at the quarter pole, with the excep-
tton OF asight advantage on the part OF Cadence,
al were % on even terms When i the, the horses reached
Hampton. Arizona and flora ''S McIvor side side
led one length, Sanford second, one length ahead
OF Frank Hampton, who was one length in
'front.' Of Mclvor The race thus far Was Closely con-
tested and much admired. When the horses
passed under the string at the finish Of the first
mile Cadence had had half length the best OF II,
Sanford second, 1our lengths in front OF Arizona,
Frank Hampton fourth, Flora Mcivor fifth Going
around the upper turn the horses all ran together
again, and as they passed the quarter pole Flora
was leading one length the Others being parallel. At
the halfmile pole old Flora still led one length Ari
five lengths ahead OF Sanford. The latter being half
alength in advance OF Frank Hampton. On the lower
turn Flora began to quit, and Arizona went to the
'front.' leading at the three-quarter pole one length
and hall, Flora second, two lengths ahead Of
Cadence, who was five lengths in 'front.'
lengths in advance OF Sanford who had become
pumped out, and was dropping astern
very rapidly. good race up the home
stretch brought Arizona home q winner by three
Cadence who was six lengths in advance OF Frank
Hampton, Sanford distanced. Time Of the heat,
S:571a. Ef
SAME DAY-FOURTH HRACE.-Handicap purse 81, 100,
for all ages that have run during the meetng-S900
to the winner and $500 to the second horse; two
mile heats. ~
A. G. Franklin's b. m. Arizona, years old,
by Lexington dam imp. Lone, IS lbs.
aIveI w WeIdon;s MS b. M Flora Mciyor. a.ed. bv
Lexington, dam Floride 90 lbs. (Robertson). 2
John Harbeck, Jr g ch. <. Cadence, A years old,
by Censor, dam Rachel Dawson, rs lbs.
(Hughesl 80. ......".... .............. 3
Bacon Hollands br h. Frank Hampton, s
years old, by imp. Aysgarth, dam by Charley
Ball, 08 lbs. lDonahuel. el...................... 4
James Donahues ch. h. Sanford aged, by
Uncle Vic, dam Dolly Carter, 90 lbs. lake
on;c ~ I, c .; ,c:.. AUS
old, by imp. Knight Of St. George, dam by
Cera, 50 lbs. (Winst0n) ..................... dis
Time, 3:5S-3:67H