The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-18

The start was line one, the horses going away at
a clipping pace, and they ran around the turn par
eleI AS they approached the quarter pole Tada-
fisher second, three lengths in advance OF Alarm
wait WA and VIM; were the orders given the
Jockey Going down the backstretch Kingisher
took sides with Fadadeen, and they ran head and
head to the halfmle pole three lengths in front Of
Alarm. Along the lower turn Fadadeen outpaced
Kingfsher, and was half length In front at the
three-quarter POLE Alarm had commenced his run
on oy length Behind
this point. Fadladeen led into the homestretch
half length in front of Kingnsher, who was three
quarters OF length In advance Of Alarm Getting
into straight WORK Alarm made stronger running
and in a short time was on even terms with King
usher, who moved up with him to attack Fadla-
deem, and the trio were parallel for second or
two Then Alarm came away, followed by fadladeen
aud as he passed under the wire winner he was
two lengths and half Ia front of the latter, who
was three-Quarters OF length ahead of Klngfsher.
Time, 1:42A-the fastest heat by quarter OF Sec
, end ever run in America, Fadladeen and Salina'
having previously run mile In :43 Alarm ap--
up lame at the finish In one OF the two false starts
before the nag fell Alarm stumbled while being
pulled up, and 1t is probable that he then injured
himself
The time In which the mile was made being the
fastest In this country, the fractional points
are given as foll0wS:-
quarter NILE .-..''.............". o:Zo
Three-quarter mile. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 116N
one miie..'.''. NM, ,;swr
Alarm Is a handsome bay colt three years old, by
Eclipse, dam Maud. AS a two-year-old he started
four times, losing three OF his races and winning
one. The first OF these was at Saratoga, second
summer meeting, August IT, ls7l when, for q
match Of $4,000 one mile, he beat Cameron's
started In the Kentucky Stakes for two-year-olds,
one mile, in which he came IN third, being beaten
by keene Richards bay nlly by The Knight OF ST.
George and Joe Daniels, who has distinguished
himself so grandly since. Then he appeared in the
Nursery Nursery Stakes one mile, at jerome PARK,
October I ,n same year. when he ran second
Again he appeared October 10, same meeting, in
petitor, lnverary, beat him, in AS. This year he
came to the post in the three-quartcrs OF mile
dash on the first day OF Jerome Park, winning the
purse Of $500, In :lS and beating Midday Frog
Belle AtkeI and Frank sN G D' On til the second
for ts purse sSs OF @ dssh of ne @ sn
quarter, in which he beat Rounder, Lord Byron,
Echo, Eastern star, Jerseymap and lmpecuni.
meeting mt Saratoga he was entered for the purse
OF $780, dash Of threequarters OF mile, which he
IN liza masng tine ssi m s On rsSDrd
Elsie u. Hunt ReyDolds'), Lady Motley, Frank swift
and Kinghsher, and now this performance closes
the wonderful record made since, scoring the last
est nile ever recorded In this country.
SECOND RACE.
SELLING RAcg-Purse 5000 for all ages, one aud q
hall mile, horses entered TO be sold Tor $4,000 TO
carry their appropriate weights; for ~ 900 al
lowed lbs. for s15Oo ~ lbs; for $1,000 10 ios;
the winner TO be sold at auction; .,.,
7. B. w. r. Davis b. H. Allie Hunt, by VandM,
dam Nora Creina, years old, lO3 lbs., Sl,OoOj
JOS. Donohncs ch b. SANFORD, by Uncle vic, dam
Dolly Carter, aged, lo3 lbs, $1,000; Hennessy..
J0hD ODoDnelis g. Mary Louise, by Lightning,
dam BY Sovereign, years old 30 lbs, $1,000;
Hunter 4 Travers' b. h. Buckden, by Lord CHI.
den, dam Consequence, SO lbs, $4,000 McCue..
John Fl nar6eSs Jrs CO. G. Ca o1s ss BY Censor
Time 2:40A
TIE BETTING.