New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
LONG BRANCH GALA DAY.
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A LONG BRANCH GALA DAY.
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was hai length ahead of Katie Pease, who had passed
Arizona at the quarter POLE but the backstretoh
Katie got her neck in front Bobby Swim. or tho old
horse however. clung to her and Tapped on her at
the half mile pole while two lengths behind them were
Arizona and Bngaman, racing head and head together
but unable to reach the leaders On the lower stretch
Katie Pease drew clear away. and gaoped home an
easy winner by six lengths in l4G fine for second
place between Arizona and Fadadeen resulted in favor
OF tho former by length. Bpgaman and Valley Brook
distanced
THNp R,c,-Pur $500 for all $50 to sr 800 to second
McDsn.r en- Katie P,'e, 'y, By Plane. out Of Minnie
FTaniln Ariion, ye, By Lexington Of Zone,
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NJ H. saniors b. E. Binganan yoir. BY isisoi Of Bay
A. valley Brook 5Je,n By Jerome Rds,r Of
D. Grouse, cb Business, ye,r. By Revolver syreu
fss1 CS.& Johnson yo,r, By Lsias
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THE JERSEY DERBY.
The Jersey Derby was tho last greatest event OF
the day and when the bell rung for the horses to appear
the excitement among tho vast sssombage Of specta-
tors became intense. 1t again, as in the previous
year when Longelow and Harry Bassett ran, the cham
pOns of the Eastern and Western turf arrayed against
each other, and against gallant array OF threeyear
ods OF the purest lineage some OF whom had achieved
high distinction in their twoyearold form. Although
both Kentucky bred, a Of the famous Lex
ingon, whose four-mo record OF 1874, thirty
years ago. has not been eclipsed. and the other OF
the imported Australian. whose sire was probably the
greatest racehorse that rOd tho English turf yet
a sectional feeling OF rivalry has lnsenslDy sprung UP
between their parsans. The Kentucky turfman swears
hy Tom Bowling VINO STANDS eIedten WIN ,le IasesV
mile heats Q45i13D ever made by horses oi any age
The Eastern deyOee Of racing bases ms allegiance on
SpringbOk, the representative OF the powerful ana 81
ways dangerous stable known "a the Mcdaniel
Confederacy, who had won the rich Bel
mont stakes at the recent Jerome PARK meet,
ing from a large field Of good horses. B"'ne
of whom opposed TO him yesterday. Upon thtN %
horses thousands upon thousands OF dollars were
Ignored OF their being beaten by any other ot
STy rive o Tom Bowling and sprnsbok was not
widespread as in the race between Harry Basselt ana
t6o%.apSs stood spelbcand az they gazcd upon
the contest OF the 40 entries to tho race
only seven horses came to the post the Others
scared away by tho prospect OF certain defeat.
These were il. p. McGraths bay colt Tom Bowling; b'
Lexington out Of Lucy Fowler by imp Albion ID. M,-
Daniels chestnut colt Springbok by imp Australian on
OF Hester by Lexington; A. Belmont's chestnut cot
f. Morris's chestnut colt Long Branch by imp Eclipse
Of Mollie jackson by yandal j. GoHee gray coz C
bay colt Whisper by Planet out OF Matte Gross ana 8
dina by imp Australian; Inc poor DettnR Was OOi i
mousy heavy both on the course and at the West nd
Grath the owner OF Tom Bowling had expressed snGn
perfect confidence in his horse by supporting MIN IN
the pools that he became an undisputed faVOrlte On
the course tho Mcdaniel division rallied to the sup
port Of Sprngbek and the two horses aternaed IN the
brought $1,000 and Col Mcdaniel himself gave S1,05O
or Just ESQ more for Sprngbok Count DOrsay bringing
S4OO and the field s00 only IN pool OF &5sO mus show
Ing how firm the public were in the conviction that
the race Law between the three horses named
one OF the best Jockeys in America. in the
popular green jacket ana orange orange sasn'
greeted him ne took his preliminary canter up the
quarter stretch, Tom Bowlings long, low and powerful
cited universal admiration, although some Of his par
did not like his wearing Dnkeis as oeins omlhouS
OF display OF his notorious refractory temper sim
liar outbreak OF applause welcomed SprhsDoH, WIN
Jimmy Zoe up In tne wei wen h'Tm M h "d nmd JoHet W rsc su
As he gaOped up the stretch immediately1n the wake
the two horses apparent sprng0Ok seemed IN OK
in him The start was from the halfme pole and
not good one by any means, Tom Bowling getting of
three lengths ahead Of his horses. SpungDok oeing
second Long Branch third, and the Others together
Tom Bowling made good OF his advantage, for he
pace hot from the start aud at the head Of the
stretch he was three clear lengths IN Iront OF Long
Branch who length in advance Of SprlngboA. A.
the horses went under the string Tom Boy
ling was leading sprlngDOk Iout lengtns, Nlth
Count D'Orsay at the latters quarters Gong around
the Clubhouse turn Sprng69k reduced Toms s Gad 10
At the quarter pole there was no change OF position but
the back-stretch spring6ok got TO Toms quarter,
and lay there for so yards But SWIM know MS horses
speed and, with implicit reliance on IT, no TOOK strOns
null on him. and allowed sprngOOE 10 get on even terms
with him AT the f-me pole. IL was only to excite the
mUmentary hopes the aters supporters and to dispei
them the next instant for the moment he lot go Ms
pull on the brdle Tom Bowling shot away from MIN,
and leaving him further behind AT every stride. gaopcd
home an easy winner by four lengths Sprngbok beating
Count D'Orsay after exciting contest, by meek
Long Branch was fourth, Whisper fifth, Galway sixth,
and Cofees colt last The time 245l. was far from last,
although portion OF tho race was run at SOOl
pace The winner received quite ovation on return
ing 10 the scales despite the heavy ram storm Whlch
burst over the just the closing By
singular coincidence, Tom Bowling name was hrst in
the list OF entries first the cards aud hrs IN the race
RACKJeey Derby Stakes, value e aided % sweep
Of for colts end f Os Of 1915 the second
TO s2OO aud the third OJ out o the ates Que aud bali
Iuilo
II r. Tom Bowling by Lexington dan Lucy FOWLER
by mp.
D. Swgerss Spnngok. by imp Australian, dam Hese H
August DOrsay By Kentucky dam Lady Bes
john Cofs p. c.; by Lightning dam Jessamine Porter
T. Morrs c Long Branch By Eclipse out OF hole Jackson By
Naudai
" Hunt Reyues b. Whisper, bI Planet dam hste Gross
d. Bruce. c a. Gaxar by Concord dam MauIBs, BY imp Aus
tFrian "a dam imp Maud By Stocfue
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