The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

r. II. Robins entered b. f. Marchais 8 years
old, by Planet, dam by Vandal. ........ lrn
ii. Carney, entered b. c. Lord Byron, years
Old, by Kentucky, dam Lady Blesslngton. sr.o
T. Harrison entered Oh. g. Temple, years
old, by Bulletin, dam by Albion. .......... dis.
Time, 1.474-l45A-l:51.
HEATS or FOUR MILES,
The third race was four mile heats, for purse OF
s3ooo-s2, 500 TO the first horse $500 to to the
ond horse and 800 to the third horse. Three were
entered, comprising Rice McCormick's bay fly
Annie Bush, by Lexington, dam Banner; d.
Swigert's brown mare Moracchi, by Lexington, dam
Banner, and Il. Harrison's gray gelding Tom Cor
bett, by Lightning, dam by Knight OF st. George.
Annie Bush was the favorite over the field. She
won the race in gallant style in most capital time.
Morlacehi ran splenddly, and, notwithstanding that
she has more speed, she lacks the staying qualities
Of her sister. Tile following are the details Of
First Heat-Anne Bush took the lead Nor
lacchi second, Tom Corbett third. At the quarter
four lengths ahead OF Corbet The latter, IL may be
said, never was In the race from the start. Annie
all the way the first mile, passing the stand in so.
The distance between the sisters varied from one
to two lengths throughout the next mile, and as
they passed under the string, under hard pulling,
Annie Bush was two lengths in front. Time
OF the two miles, $40. No change took
place throughout the third MILE Morlacchi
the third time with Annie Bush two lengths In front,
time 5:36I. Moracchi now made q movement to
preached Annie sharpened her gait, and made the
gap wider Annie was three lengths In mont at the
quarter pole, and four ut the half mile, MOrlaccnl
seemed much distressed as she ran round the lower
turn but she gaoped gamely after her sister to the
end. Annie Bush the heat by four lengths,
making the four miles In :38. Tom COrbett was
beaten nearly quarter Of mile and dstanced.
Second Hedt--The odds were one hundred to
twenty on Annie She jumped of with lead
OF two lengths, but Morlacch soon shut up the day
light, and they and tall until the finish
of the first mile, when Morlacch jumped In front and
passed under the string first by length, making
the mile In 2:05. Morlacchi led through the second
mile and passed under the string four lengths
In front, the time OF the two miles
being 200. Morlacch kept In front the
better part Of the third mile, but coming up the
hOmestrctch she began to shorten her stride, and
Annie went In front and led five lengths at the
stand. Time, $50. Annie gal0pped In front OF Nor
acchi throughout the concluding mile, and came
In the winner by half dozen lengths, making tho
heat In 7:6lM
SAME DAY-THIRD RACE-Cub purse of $4,000;
heats of four miles; $500 to first horse, $500 to
second horse and 800 to the third horse.
Rice and Mccormick entered b. Annie Bush
4years old, by Lexington, dam Banner...... I
d. Swigert entered br. M. MOracchi, years
Old by Lexington, dam Banner. ............. 2
Il. Harrison entered gr. z. Tom COrbett, 5years
old, by Lightning, dam by Knight OF st.
GeOrBe.. ulss
TIME
First Heat Second Heat.
First mile Il $50 First mile. .2:05
Second milel 80 $40 Second mile1 55 400
Third mile. Il 5Oh-5 :36h Third mile Il :52 -5:52
Fourth milel :59a-7:36 Fourth mile1 59t a-7: 5lX