New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

Csmeron's colt fifth. Sunrise next. and Goitxs last,
Time. 2:o2t
R.on-Pure $780, on. nil. and 4. .isbh free handicap
3D. i6 pounds ifiT,ssS DAN r.nn, WAN
Bell, 81 Minnie M,cate NJ nui, W. BY Planet Edna
Mcdaniel IGos Joe Daniels Ji 1a,i..n dam Dolly Car.
Agyys y Issastcn dam Lacy Fowler
Rw bennington RsSscc.
Rice san.s Planet; dam 6aa. rear: DID,
ae gSSS so: R,S ~ K.:; .: 81 dam
years cd sc pounds 6 q n"so' .. o'o.s
s nS s6s 9Sr s Lexington dam s'aO't'eh'
Tme-2;02h
The second race was four-mie heats for a purse of
5000, the winner taking ssOO the second horse $780,
and the third the entrance money, which which $50
each Hubbard, Wiley, Bessie Lee and Arizona started,
Hubbard being the favorite at 800 to s25 while
money was bet that he distanced his opponents in
the first heat Bessie Lee made the running for three
quarters Of mile in the first heat, when Hubbard de-
prved her OF and they went under the string
on the first mile he leading Der length sbe having
Wiley at her safulo grtas, and Arizona two lengths
away On the second mile Hubbard led four lengths;
Arizona being second SIX lengths before vey and
the same manner, Hubbard leading Arizona
hundred srds behind
tnued his lead on the fourth mile until entering the
him. had him beat at the distance, and won the heat
easily by two lengths in 1854 Bessie Lee ana Vey botn
$50 on Arizona who made the running throughout.
and Hubbard being completely pumped OUT she won
OF the Confederacy stable. Hubbards defeat pro
duecd intense excitement, and was attributed TO the
over the race had eased his horse his work and he
was In consequence not In condition for four mile heat
race.
SECOND RAoK-Pus So 000 four mile heats $500 the second
A q FIaniln. Arizona, BY Lexington dam Zone ysars
SDae co Hubbard b. Planet dam Minnie
Levi. Co.'S Bessie Lee By Hunters Lexington dam
1 D NIi' &C. s y GS. VIZ: dam Silver star aged
T1:.7:5Ii. 828i
The third race was dash Of u miles for purse OF
nGres c a. a ee pounds
at either meeting excluded The runners were j. DoDa
bsy S colt Boss st Tweed, d pounds and Rice cCSr
mick's chestnut horse Wanderer. lO pounds. AS this
the turf specuators to their previous
losses Hubbard and Minnie Mac. by 2ungne reck,
that one or other was certain to win. Pools averaged
| as follows: ~ o go,
S Ss.. i$s ' lsS sIss
The horses we're started well together they
passed the judges stand Boss Tweed was leading BTs
latter fell back hopelessy beaten on the next quarter
leaving the race to Business and Boss Tweed Business
lengths behind Boss Tweed Time s;l2i.
THIRD RAcE-Purss $500; one mile tbrsequ,rters al.
sse h'Tes beaten once a. h meeting allowed 0u3 Tics
j. DonShues CHI Business BY Revolver dam Syren years DID,
Aoway Dr. Boss Tweed by Asteroid dan Alabama years
VI,
Rice McCormck cb Wsnderer, by Lexington dam Coral
old lOI pounds ROSS
A. C. FrankEns GoritIs, By Lexington dam Sehoische
4yeSS Old VA pounds
The steeplechase handicap for purse of $500 divided
into $500 the first 500 to the second and 800 TO the
third horse had four runners-Bnd Tom, carrying lat
pounds Trade Wind ia pounds; Wiley, III pounds and
Notary Public, 1876 pounds Blind Tom the favorite
against the field In the pool betting. Notary Public and
Wiley led the way the jumps until they came TO the
water-ump of the grand stand, where Blind
Tom, passing them, was first over, both Wiley ana
Notary Public refusing TO jump 1t. Trade Wind then be-
came second and laid close 10 Blind Tom the remainder
OF the race the latter winning exciting contest by
three lengths Time, $40
SrEKPLE CHAx-A hsnsap all shout three miles
500 TIE and 800 third
j. Donahus h. Blind Tom By Star Davis dam Margarine
h. Trade Wind By Lightning, dam by Revenue
Lloyds b. Wiley by Uncle Vie dam Silver STAR aged 14l
w N. p, BY Wsgsm, dam unknown aged 1875
pounds
1ime-5:49.