New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

each with 5000 added, ono mile and Hveeighths hand
capped as in the summary Eight horses oe,nian Mary
ran-Arzona. Sue Ryder, John Merrynian OrVoi.i ~
Louise, Mimi Defender, and Gao In the az ooo. MaTv
yorte, Sue Ryder sold for 2010; Wben the das
fe John Merryman showed the way. followed ny VrCo S
lam sue Ryder Mimi Ia ASSas ISS1sne TO run as he had
done In previous After going na ~ . , t ~ % a,d
went to the 'front.' made fe won the race cevery by
two lengths in 1859, Defender peatlhg Arzons nan
length for second place. ,vv,n,
SANE DAr-T Free ande9P Ssep'tsa' Sf $50 sass
value stakes $50 dash Of mile and no 5yegGisa M ,r,r,
Bird lc pounds % defender ears DID, BY John Morgan dam Gym.
'So'f c. faUIRS S S Arizona years old BY Lexington, dam imp
TnS e. %h "a ePsp Sr DID, 6ymp Eclipse dam cnne
D. fS5Ss 1S Sac Ryder years DID, BY imp Knight Of
j. w. %e8ous gr NJ Mary Louise years Old BY Lightning dam by
p Il mss JoIn MernS4 c By Eugene La Rose
a. q fSSs passcS srSDG T. &c. :sc BY j:a Di; dam Mncie
POun0s' ''ho'"''J'''''''' Tmc ;sej
The four mile race. for purse Of s2oo OF which s2Oo
and the entrance money went to the second morse was
the sensational event of the day The entries were
but the last did not start When the horses appeared
on the course the excitement OF the asSem9leu nus
no horse could look In more magnlcent eondltlon'
His dark bay coat gstened IKE gSs G ba M % ne ~ hs
trainer. He was ridden in blinkers; william Hayward
donnne the blue Jacket and cap Of Mr. Sanford and
pressing the greatest confidence in the result Col.
McDaniels's chestnut colt ridden by James Roe now
came on the track His condition was critically scru-
tpized ard experienced turf did not like his APP
pearance for he looked he had done too much work
But the spectators, with their usual recklessness,
made hm iavOrte, the subjOined pools will show;
Harry Bassett............. $1,000 f4gW SHoI9
Mon kGaiTfei,' Eii, .......... $50 SO ii iSS los
Tot,l.............. sIO1I5 $3.50 5000
Monarchist had the pole, Harry Bassett being next
and King Henry ON the outside. M0narchlst went OH
with lead Of two lengths, Bassett being last, and at
the upper turn the former was leading two lengths
King Henry and was within couple OF lengths Of Mon
arcIst as they swept around the clubhouse bluff, the
st was still leading with the champion II lengths in
front of King Henry On the lower stretch Bassett was
within a length of the leader and continued gaining
slowly as they the straight stretch At the
lower end OF the stand Col MeDaniels stood on the
as the horses went under the string on the first mile
in :22l Harry Bassett had his head in front AS they
up, and they went out OF view behind the NIL nearly
Tapped AS they came IN sight the tive Two horses horses
Tf9s fes eptpri1c the 6omestretcR MonarcGist as.
sumed the lead in the center OF the track,
but Roe. taking Bassett on the inside next the rails,
for stride to the furOng pole, where Bassett OBJ
served to change his legs suddenly In his Stride fater
and fan back aud Monarcbist drew rapidly away, and
as he went under the string at the end Of the second
ing Bassett three lengths Monarchisfs victory was
from that moment assured At the quarter pole he was
q dozen lengths IN front, and at every stride he In
was fully 100 Yards ahead OF Basset the time of the
last mile being 1862 and Of the three miles 5:36t Amid
apDause Monarchis entered the last mile, and kept
gaioping along if he had only mile, and came
home winner 200 yards IN 1884, Harry Bassett
second a dozen lengths in front of King Henry. Mr.
Sanford was warmly congratulated on lis decisive
victory.
sR DAY-Foui RacePurse $l2O, or all FIVE cent
entrance which the purse 10 the second horse
dash Of miles.
Mildred pounds, (ia
u MoDaies Co.'S en- Harry Blsse four years DID, by Lex.
ingtOn Canary Bird 100 pounds (IoJ)
James McCormscks King Iea six old, by Lexington
dam ToAay, l5 pounds, BarOey)
NJ H. Saudo1s Peakness five yes Old by Lexington dam
Leaf ia pounds
First .l5li Two
second ue..........L47 Three milcs...........5.bt
Third mle..........l5j3 -Four miles, .........,..lJji
Tie Steepe Chase purse of $780, 500 to the second
pessev Astronomer and LObela. LODela sold for $500
Blind Tom and Hennessey, S250 Lobelia sos. and As
trOnomer :35. Tie race lay entirely between LODena
and IOche the former leading throughout and winning
bv half length in 5:32. Both Astronomer and Mary
Ueunessey fell and threw their riders.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-Tfh Raoc-HanIc0p Neeple Chase-Prre StD OF
which gOCes the second hoei three horses the properly
Of different owners, start about q miles .
james Tompsons Lobea aged by imp Bonnie Scotland dam
Capo pounds. (Jim Henri
Coffin LOce ryesOd, BY imp Bonnie Scot
j. Donohues Blind Tom sxyosrsOd. by Star Davis dam Aa
grayiue l52 pounds. ill., Gafney)
r. Shes Astronomer f0uryea0, by Aster0j, dam Miss
Carter pounds
Donohues b. Mary HnneeY fouryeaIsOd by Iippery dam
Olo l0 pounds (sucH