New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
THE TURF.

MuFsIAN WINS THE HURDLE RACE, LYTTLE-
TON THE THREE-MILE DASH AND WADE
HAMPTON THE SEQUEL STAKES.
Yesterday was the last day of the July Race
Meeting at Long Branch. Although the weather was
much more pleasant than the previous days the storm
of the nrecedinc night having cooled the atmosphere
the attendance Of visitors not large; the grand
stand presenting wide contrast to the surgng crowds
that filed It on the Cup day The track was heaVy il
places from the ran especially on the inside ana last
time was not looked for in consequence.
The hurdle race was won by Milesan, who with his
stable companion Duffy has the three acros cou-
try contests this meeting. Both belong to MT Ban
natyne Montreal who his horses for hunting ana
allows them to in public. Miesian won the race
easily, Blind Tom being the only horse near MN at inc
end Lyttleton the threemie race with the great
est ease from Susan Ann who had apparently not recoy
cred from her severe race OF mile heats. three in
five won Nv Longfeow the day before. The Monmouth
Seg1e Stakes fell Mr. Belmont, with the ana OF wade
Hampton made his first appearance on the trI on
this occasion. He is neooking promising GOit anu
bids fair to make frst-class race-hose he Is ny
Asterod (whOse stock is running successfully TINS sea
snnl ont of the dam OF the famous Hamburg THIS
closed the most successful meeting yet hed at MOL
The hurdle race was for purse Of 5000 two miles over
eight hurdles There seven horses entered and an
started d. J. Bannatyne's Meslan years. l54 ponls
r. Sheas Astronomer years, 4S pounds; j. r. Chaln-
berlins Inpecunious, years, lO5 POUNDS; DOnanue
Blind Tom years, 15S pounds; CONN Lawrence
Ji1n Tisdae. 1856 pounds; and Lochinyar years l6
pounds. Milesian the iayOritc Blind Tom beins
others as a field The lay solely between Milesan
| Blind Tom and Lobelia; the two former Jumping the
last hurdle together, when Micslan drew away, ahu
won ly half lengih Astronomer being third Time,
ll5 -
F1Rsr RACE Hurdle raee ages weer weights for
sO horse, $io second hoe' s0O 'rd' 'o two miles
D. j. Banaatyre's eh. h. Mle.ian
J. Douahue br Blind
shess oT Astronomer,
Coaln b.. jim Tsdae
CoHn Lavrenees Loehin5sf..'
J. THOmP'"H' d. H. N00Sr% Tme-i:i
The three-me dash for purse Of 81 1OOO for all ages,
had only two entres-John Harpers brown horse Lyt-
| tleton and H. F. McGraths bay marc Susan Ann. Ihe
betting $500 to 500 on Lytcton who made the run
ming throughout the three miles, aud won by Two Lengths
without being headed IN any part OF the race
SECOND R.cEPur.e 81 oO for ali ages. cash Of three miles
HsrSe5. Sii oI, a. LySn ssan Ann
Time, 6O6
The Monmouth Sequel Stakes, for threeyearods, $50
eaehfpay pay, with $500 added, two miles, had hye
runners-J. +. Cnamberllns Wheatley and Brennus A;
| Belmonts Wade Hampton; H. r. MeGIaths jury ana
was great favorite the odds OF $1,000 to S4CO being
offered on his winning the race Cynlhana cur OUT the
running for threequarters OF lhlie WIN "hedtley
| second, and Jury third; the fdy0rlte, closely
attended by Brennus, beng the whippers in of
Cynthiana of the lead and two lengths in advance
as they passed the judges, stand on the first mile
Wheaey being second, and the fayorte still fourth
Jury opened WIDE gap on the next quarter ana the
favorite took third place AT the halflnie jury was
entered the stretch when his rider, Gradwe let him
and cutting down Jury with perfect ease won IN
caner By lengths, Jury beng the distance in
| front OF Mr.. Chamberlin's colt. Time, 1861.
SUMMARY.
Monmouth Sequel Stakes value +7OO added % sweepstakes Of 80
each D. o; OF tie jersey DERBY Stakes to
carr bye pounds the second to receive 800 and the third 500
a Belmoats b. Wade Hampton by Asterod Ham.
p MeGraii, b. jury oy Lexington dam RoIana
T. Chambefins c. BelBu by Lightning dam Breana.
II CLsm5eln'. wncalsy By Var Diacs. dam
TO
Ze Wards Cynhsua. by TppeTaTy, By Iiooon..
Time-3:3s.
CHALLENGE TO DEXTER AND JOE ELLIOTT FROM
GOLDSMITH MAID.
Budd Doble, the trainer and driver of Gold
smith Maid has just issued in the interest her owner
H. n Smith, challenge offering to trot that mare in
race OF mile heats in harness. best three in ve against
either or both Of Mr. Bonner's horses, Dexter or Joe
Elliott, for from 5000 to $4,000 side, either
on Prospect Park course, any other
OF the regular mile OF Massachu-
sets Pennsylvania or NewYOrk, before Aug. 90.
Mr Bonner's deep-roOted objections to matching his
horses for money 10 having them in race even
for charitable purposes, are well known. This public
challenge Mr. BO1ner at this time, is therefore deemed
uncourteous and Budd DObes object probably " gain