New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

FOURTH DAY OF THE LONG BRANCH RACES
LoNGFELLOw WINS THE MILE-HEAT RACE,
MEDoRA THE JULY STAKES, AND L0CuIEL
THE PURSE FOR BEATEN HORSES
The attendance yesterday at the Long Branch
races was not so large on tho previous day. Tho
weather continued warm, with occasional Dreezes RON
the and the track was in fine condition The racing
was excellent and the mileheat race In (which Longe
low made his appearance the meeting, was un
usually exciting. The July Stakes fell to Mr. Belmont
with the aid Of Medorn Longfeow was expected won
the mieheat race three in ve after an exciting contest
with Susan Ann in the last heat. and ochiel had no
difficulty In winning the purse for beaten horses.
The first race was for the July stakes, for twoyear
ods $50 each play pay with $500 added threefourths
OF mile; the winner Of the Hopeful stakes TO carry
five pound extra OF the % horses entered five came to
the post-A. Bemonts bay fly Medora, ]. c. Hare's
bay colt Aerolite r. W. Walden's chestnut colt Liver
pool II. p. McGraths bay colt Tom Bowling and F. Nor
riss chestnut colt by Eclipse out of Etiquette.
Pool betting on this race was brisk-Tom Bowling
selling for $500, Morriss colt for s2eO; Medora,
s2lO, and the field, s125 When tho start,
which was from the quarter polc effected,
Aerolte jumped of with the lead Morriss colt second,
MedOra third and Tom Bowling fourth. Liverpool beng
last. The favorite quickly passed Medora aud the
Eclipse colt, and at the halfmilo pole Tapped
Aerote Before reaching the head Of the hometrctch.
Tom Bowling was leading, with Acroite and MedOra
Tapped his quarters. At the distance Medora chal
lenged him, and after brilliant finish beat him under
tho string by neck Morriss Eclipse colt being third,
Time, 1:1si
rnsr p,cyJpl, Stake, Zine $40 ADDED to svee?sies Of 43
each p twoear the winner the Hopeful Stakes TO carry
4 Bcaoaa Ini eS Meo BY y ke1aesy eI dsia imp
H. MeGrSth' Tom Bowling BY LaaFton dam Lucy Fowler
J. G IaTe's Aerole by Aeroi dam Edith ...........
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The second for the Jersey Jockey club purse
for heats,
which four horses were entered-Longelow susan Ann
regarded that he was LETT the pools; and they
sold the second place between the other horses
RSn s.So S; ArSdna Ai MSa' sCS sG eteia sso
First HeoL-Many were under the impression that
Longfellow would distance the field in the first heat
but epeIs he able TO do So IL soon became appar
ent that his rider had intention OF allowing him. and
thus spoil the interest OF the race Arizona was tne @
off, with the great horse second, Susan Ann third and
Metea last Before they had gone around the turn me
the immense stride OF LongieilOW had carrier
him to the front, and at the duarter poe
he was leading two lengths, Metella being
second and Susan Ann last At the half milo pole Metea
was leading LOngfellOw by length the latter run
ming under powerful pull; and Arizona had fallen back
into The fourth place. They thus until they reached
the distance when Sample gave Longfeliow his head
tle and in few strides he came up ".n mee nn fau anu
lengths benld Metea, and as lar IN front oi Arizona
Time 1861. - - - ~.
being still the favore. Longfellow quickly rushed
TO the 'front.' and opening gap was four lengths ansaa
IN front Of Arizona, and Meella last They ran thus
Throughout the heat, longeow winning under stronG
pull by four lengths Susan Ann beating Arizona neck
Tor second place Time, 1854.
Third Hedt-Bettmg continued brisk, Arizona bringing
$500 Susan Ann, $3.50 Mctela, $40. Longfelow with
Susan Ann at his quarters, made the running aLa SS
pace, Arizona being third AZ the quarter pole metea
was at Lougfelows heels with Susan Ann and Arizona
Tapped behind her. on the back stretch Metea got 10
G put soon le heed osch And bssd
the halinile pole, clear length separating them
zona. on the lower stretch LongfeOw shook off
Susan Ann, but IN comlhg up tho stIetth tne
4 fremend6ns shout arose as Longfelows rider was
seen TO spur his horse when fairly set in motion
finish he won the heat and by two lengths, IN the
fastest time made on Monmouth PARK track liS.i
Susan Ann second, Meella third, and Arizona last
SECOND AcEhe Jersey Jockey Club Purse SloO for all sge
heats three frat horse, SlOO second horse So
j. IisrPs'. b. h Longelow, by Leamngton.......I |
i GTi S m II Susan US nAIsI AaH BY ~ aa,rs,a
a y fi''A'iA ' Time. nSe.i45 i5bi; ia i.i5i.
The Third Race was ior beaten horses, for purse OF
$500 one mile and nalf The enteres were Locie La
Gatina. John Merryman, Belle Aiken, ana John Doe Doe.
Iocbel was the avOrtc 500 to $50 against the held
and making the running from start to hnlsh won after
an exciting finish with John Merryman' by iehSIh'
The race to-day between Monarchist, Aroy, ana
Lyttleon' hreeme dash lor purse % siOO Ploses E
other events Of the last day OF the meeting are hurdle
race, and the Monmouth Sequel stakes ior thfeeycu
ods two miles.
THE TOLEDO RACES.
TOLEDO, July 4.-The attendance at the
races today was larger than any previous day The
first race was for that had never beaten &50 fora
purse of 81 OO-s75O the first horse $3.50 to the second
500 to the third and $50 to the fourth There were
seven entries and four started The race was won by
Jenny of Baltimore, in three straight heats Time, 2s53
28s 2aOI Vanity Fair of Toledo, was second St VIM
cent Of Warren. Penn, third and Eliza ID. OF De-
troit Durth. The second was for 2:39 horses,
for purse $1,000: 900 to the first horse $500 To- the
second 5000 TO third and 500 to the fourth There
and
Nv W9d Hampton Of Baltimore taking the second third
and fo-th heats. Time, 2:3i 1913. 1886 Fred OF New
YORK came IN second Little LOngellOw OF Toledo third,
and Cypneer OF Rushyile Ind, fourth Fred took the
first heat Tomorrow Is the last day OF me meet
ing AMI the interest centers in the free % all race.
Tor whth there eight entries including the fayortes
Red Cl,ud and Pilot Temple.
AQUATIC