The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Mdew 9ass 70 % 90 80 l2S 29S 2sS 900
$ss:S $ss.ss $sz:: os. + i i i s e 3 3 e
Bessie Lee was rst away to capital start, village
Blacksmith second, 0rtolan third, Wizard fourth
The horses ran around the blun In this way ana
went out OF sight In the order given. When they
appeared In view again Ortolan was showing the
way, Bessie Lee second Mildew third, Warlike
fourth. Wizard fifth, village Blacksmith sixth,
lower turn IN this way and into the homestretch:
They ran up through the heavy track to the stand
Ortolan was four lengths ahead of Midew the
latter length In advance OF Warlike,
Bessie Lee fourth, Wizard fifth, Village Black
smith sixth, True Blue seventh The latter did not
begin to move on the others until about midway
OF the upper turn, when he cut loose IN earnest and
went ike q true race horse rapidly through the
others. At the quarter pole he was second, and as
he came down TO the blum he was leading by
length, Ortoan second, one length ahead OF War
like, Mdew fourth, Bessie Lee 1tn Village Black
smith sixth, Wizard seventh: The horses then
passed around the hill out OF sight. When they
appeared again Warlike was making struggle to
overtake True Blue but all the others were beaten
True Blue led warlike two lengths around the
lower turn, the latter being eight lengths IN front
OF Bessie Lee, Ortoan fourth, Mildew lith Village
Blacksmith sixth, Wizard seventh True Blue led
into the homestretch three lengths, and coming
along under strong pull with his head down. won
the race by eight lengths. Warlike second, twenty
lengths ahead OF Bessie Lee, Village Blacksmith
was fourth Mildew fifth, Ortolan and wizard finish
ing head and head. Time OF the dash 2:57A.
The second Race.
THE HUNTER STAKES for fllles three years old
OF 5000 each $50 forfeit with $500 added: the sec
ond nily TO save her stake. Closed March l, 1873.
with twenty-our nominations One mile and
10 Donahue's g. Lizzie Lucas, by Australian,
dam bagless lBarDeel ........................
D. McDanlel's ch. Katie Pease, by Planet, dam
| Minnie Mansfield lRoe) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 3:l7l4
TIE BETTING.
Katie Pease. 500 1000 !, l5o $50 400 @ 56o
Lizzle Lucas.. go 555 100 500 26o 800
THE RACE.
The horses had an even start ana ran with their
heads together until they reached the blum. when
Lizzie Lucas showed In front and Jimmy Roe
| pulled Katie Pease pack and trailed around the
hill and lower turn. Lizzie Lucas led two lengths up
| the homestretch and passed under the wire with
/ that advantage. As Katie PeaSe passed her owner.
who was inside the railing the stand, he gave
Roe some instructions which sounded like ''go on;n
4 but, Notwithstanding that he did go on he coulds
not overtake the gray ny. Barbee Kept the lead,
1 sne made a move to approach him he had little
to spare, and the gray mare kept away from her.
! Lizzie led two lengths as she passed around the
! bluT and came in sight with a ike advantage.
This she held into the homestretch and alter a
Lucas won by length and q half Time OF the
mile and three-quarters, 3:l7h.
The Third Race.
THE MATURITY STAKES for iour-y -olds, of 5000
/ each half forfeit with 81, 200 added; tie second
horse TO receive $500 out OF the stakes. Closed
july 10. 1871, with twenty-one nominations. Three
| miles.
NJ. H. Sanford's br c. Mate, by Australian, dam
A. Bemonts eh. /: Victoria, BY Censor dam i'm
M. II. saniord's B.. T. NJ. A. b., BY Asteroid, dam
G. Alloway's 6r. c. boss Tweed, oy Asterold dam
Alabama tHenness&y, & <;
THE BETTING.
sanfords entries. 200 1000 500 500 $50 800
! Victoria. ............ ITO $50 los 100 $50 40
THE RACE.
The horses were sent away very evenly, N. A. B.
| leading, Boss Tweed second, Mate third, Victoria
| bringing up the rear The horses ran very slowly
around the turn, and the first mile was mere
hand gallop. When they came to the stand at the
| end OF the first mile NJ. A. b. Was leading two
lengths Mate h ssconS meek * R IN front o.
was no effort made during the second mile TO race,
but the pace was somewhat accelerated as they
came up the homestretch. As the horses finished
the second mile NJ. A. b. was half length ahead
OF Boss Tweed, the latter being two lengths in
Victoria. Getting away from the. stand the
racing then began, and was carried on around
e led eps' one length Boss sa' Tweed eis second
neck In advance OF Mate, who was head IN
front Of Victoria, evidently on the lookout Tor M her
| horses came down ana passed under the blum and
around the hill in this way, and all except Mate
peared in sight after going around the hin M A. B.
led two lengths, Mate second, half length in
'front.' OF Victoria and Boss Tweed, who were head
and head at the time. The latter soon began TO
show symptoms OF having had enough OF 1t, and
he fell in the rear the lower turn. At the three
quarter pole the horses were very close together.
and the changing OF places was just beginning at
| that point The horses came into the homestre tch
with NJ. A. B. leading Mate second, Victoria third,
| Boss Tweed fourth. Then NJ. A. B. dropped back
and Mate took her place in the lead, followed by
Victoria, who made gallant struggle Tor victory.
Mate, however, had too much loot for her. and
came nome a winner by two lengths. NJ. A. b. was
third Boss Tweed, some distance behind fourth.
| Time of the three miles, 55l.
i The Fourth Race.
PURSE $780, for two-yearolds; entrance money
to second horse. Five iurlong5
ENTRIES.
| D. McDaniel's br T. by Asteroid, dam Canary
Bird tClark). )................
! A. Belmont's CHI c. King Amadeus, by King OF
/ Trumps, dam Amethyst (Evans) .............. 2
J. Donahues ch. c. Dublin by Kentucky, dam
Zadee (holoway) .................. .
Thomas Puryear's CHI T. Juliana, BY bennington,
dam Juetta (Sparlngl ..........
! A. II. Lewis x Co.'s b. I. Nandalite, by Vandal,
dam Vesper Light N. Haywoodl -............. 5
Hunter 4 Travers' b. f. vesta by Asteroid. dam
Lila thcCuel .
NJ ii. Saniord's b. C Brigand, by Planet, dam
Britannia ith (Hughes) s).......................
1 NJ. A. Littell's D. c. Reform, by bennington, dam
John ). Schermerhorn's ch. c. Queenston, by
Admiral. dam Fairy queen 70 Richardson. 80. Q
Time :0oA.
/ THE BETTING.
| Brigand ........sI21 $3.50 $500 $500
vesta. 10 800 500 25o
King Amadeus las a65 $50 4o0
I Dublin. loo 90 ooJ Zlo
| Nandalite ...... ll5 400 BOD zoo
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