The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION.

Second Day Of the Running Meeting
Sunrise the Winner of the Presidents
Cup, Chicknbfddy tho Harvest Home
Handicap and Buckden the Utica
Handicap.
UTICA, N. Y, June 2s 1878.
1t was splendid day tor the races, and tie at
tendance was considerably increased over yester-
day. The track was In excellent condition. The
first race was for
THE PRESIDENTS CUP,
presented by Charles Hutchinson, valued at $500,
and purse or $3.50. The race was for three-year-
olds. There were four entries, but only Saturn,
Sunrise and Walden's entry started. The pools
sold about even, with Sunrise against the field.
First Hedt.-Waldens entry pot away first,
Sunrise second and Saturn last which posi-.
tons were kept around the turn; then the
iavorite fell behind and Saturn worked to Wal
denis shoulder, the two last named passing
the quarter pole together. On the back
stretch, and at the half-mile pole walden's entry
and Saturn were side by side At the three-quarter
pole they were in the same order. Coming home
Sunrise stretched away magnificenty. taking the
first place, and Walden's colt left Saturn. The
favorite won by length in 1:47h
Second Heat.-They got away as before, and at
the quarter pole Walden's colt was first Sun
rise second, Saturn lar behind, where he
remained. At the half-mle pole Walden's entry
led by length, Sunrise closing up the
nose ahead and passed the three quarter pole with
Waldens colt at his shoulder. The Jockey then
whipped Waldens colt home at terrific pace and
passed under the wire neck and neck with the Ia
vorite in 1919, Saturn distanced. 1t was pro-
Third Heat-sunrise got away first. The rider,
realizing the business on hand, kept round turn
in the same position, with Walden's colt only
half length behind, in which order they passed the
first quarter pole: On the backstretch Walden's
colt took the lead by half length and 80 passed
I'm hall and
Sunrise again sprang the lead, winning the heat
by length in l:4SA and the race.
SUMMARY.
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION, UTICA, June 20. 1879
The Presidents Cup, of $3.50, added to Sweep
stakes Of $50 each for re- cup or
son, to go to the winner: mile heats.
William NJ: Connor's o. I. Sunrise. Syears
R. ". Walden'sb :. 6, 5 years old, BY Lexing-
.En B aa aerls en- al r. Saturn years old
Time, I:47A 1:47h-l :4sh.
HARVEST HOME HANDICAP.
For the second race, the Harvest Home Handi-
cap, there were eleven entries and four to start,
three-quarters OF mile heats. Chickablddy sold
and Liverpool as the field, at s35.
| FIRST Enthusiastically got away first. Sue
last Chickapiddy kept ahead on the backstretch
| coming home. Sue made spirited dash for the
first PLACE. but TIA failed BY less than length Chick
Liverpool and Rejoinder dstanced.
/ Second Heat.-Sue led by length at the send-o
but ChickaDiddy caught her the backStre Itch and
| took the lead as they swung out INTO the home
stretch winning the heat by length and half in
| 1:17k, and the race.
SAME DAY.-Harvest Home Handicap, for all
| declared; $500 added by the Association heats Of
| three-quarters OF a mile.
d. Buckey's CHI m. Chickabiddy, aged, by Aus :.
tralian, dam Kate Hayes 103 lbs. ............
| d. Mcdaniel and Co.'s b. +. Sue Ryder, years
| old, by Knight OF st. George, dam Glycera,
r. w. waldens Oh. c. Liverpool, 8 years old
by Planet, dam Novice. SO lbs. ............ dis
tledrum, dam Repartee log lbs. ............ dis.
| Time, 1:1s-1:17h.
| THE UTICA HANDICAP.
The fast race was the Utica Handicap; 81, 900
| added to the money OF the fifteen entries. Four
horses started. In the pools Joe Daniels sold as
the fayorte at 100 against King Henry. Buckden
$50, The favorite was first at the start,
the quarter. The Moor took the lead Joe Daniels
dropping back to the second. third and fourth
place kng Henry took the second place at the
ter pole The horses passed inc the 'ni mile in
ond, Buckden third and the favorite fourth.
| All could have been covered with q blanket at
pacs and King Henry se fell Saes
to the fourth AT Al the half mile Buckden
no the Ssn Buekden rst sS pane a
| second, King Henry third and The Moor fourth
and so passed under the wire, Buckden leading
more than length, in 3:ssh, and Joe Daniels
| under whip and spur. The result created much
disturbance In the calculations OF the shrewdest.
/ SUMMARY.
| SAME DAY.--The Utica Handicap for all ages,
$50 entrance half forfeit and only $40 II declared
| $1,000 added by the association; three or more TO
start: dash OF two miles,
| Buckley 4 Tullys b. c. Buckden, years old, by
| Lord Clifton, dam Consequence, 101 lbs ...... !
| D. Mcdaniel 4 Co. s Oh. c. Joe Daniels, years
DID, by Australian, dam Dolly Carter, 112 lbs. 2
| Charles Reeds b. &. King Henry, aged, by Lex
ington, dam Tokay 10l lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 8
! JOHN Hyand's br. g. The Moor. years old, by
| Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler, 100 lbs. .........
| Time, 3:38X.