The New York herald., 1873-10-05
IUHt, I III.
THE BETTING

Ortolan was away first, Kadi second, Wizard
third Quits fourth, Artist fifth, Free Lance SIXTH
Bessie Lee seventh, Cariboo eighth-the latter
having run away twice before the nag fell, and
the edge was thereby taken Off him before
he began the race. Quits soon rushed
to the front, and as the horses rounded the
blum she was leading length, Kadl second, Orto-
Ian third, Free Lance fourth, Bessie Lee fifth,
Artist sixth, Wizard seventh, Cariboo eighth.
When the horses appeared in sight after passing
around the hill Quits was leading one length,
Ortolan second, closely waited ON by Kadi, wizar
Eourth Free Lance fifth, Artist sixth, Bessie Lee
seventh and Cariboo as before. merry run
around the lower turn and up the homestretch,
with several changes OF place, brought Wizard
winner at the post by head, Ortolan second, q
neck in front Of Quits, Kadi a good fourth Artist
NTH, Free Lance sixth, Bessie Lee seventh, Carl
boo eighth. Time, :l9.
The Second Race.
THE JEROME STAKES, for three-year.olds, OF 500
ach, half forfeit with S., 500 added by the club,
Ind $500 IN plate by Leonard W. Jerome the
second horse to receive $500 out OF the stakes
Closed with seventy nominations Two miles.
STARTERS.
Il. p. McGraths b. 6. Tom Bowling, by Lex
ington, dam Lucy Fowler Swim. -. ........ /
d. SwIgert's ID. Mcdaniel 4 Co.. ch. c. Spring
box, by Australian, dam Hester lRoel ..;..
A. % semonts c ch. . G. Count Dorsay, by kentucky,
w. f. Stanhope's (Gennis) ch. C. Merodac, by
Australian, dam Ada Cheatham IN. Haywood s
Time, not taken.
Tom Bowling. .ss4o 1910 1000 700 600 200
Count D'0rsay. 200 1,o2o 1,905 40 365 l45
paa Field. d............ 60 Sos $50 1so 100 10
THE RACE
When the starting Judge dropped his nag Count
D'Orsay pulled across the track and the others
were fifty yards away before his Jockey (Evans)
realized the fact that the race had mad begun: begun Tom
running his best. The latter shut up the daylight
on All but Tom Bowling in three,quarters
from the start and went rapidly around the
upper turn, leading dozen lengths to the
Feiowcraft fourth, D'Orsay ffth. AS the horses
came down to the foot OF the bluff Tom Bowling
was leading twenty lengths, Merodac second, .
being Tapped on each other; D'Orsay twelve
lengths behind and running very fast There was
out Of sight around the hill until their appearance
again on the lower turn, except that D'Orsay was
se pOe en ws
second, Merodac third, Fenowcraft fourth
and sprngnok nftn ~, Tom Bowling oogn gal
stretch and as he passed under the wire at the end
Of the first mile he was leading three lengths,
second place. % The latter later made ado play for Tom Bow
ling on the upper turn, as he had done twice
o% led TWO lengths and as he came and
passed in front OF the bluff he had four lengths the
best of it, Springbok was four lengths ahead OF
D'Orsay, who was one length in advance Of
Merodac and Fellowcraft, these two running
head and head. AS Tom Bowling ap-
preached the half mile pole, going around
the hilL Springb0k again made dash at him and
seemed to close, but when they appeared on the
lower turn Tom was leading two lengths and run
ming well in hand. The other horses were all
beaten. SpringbOk struggled on to the end, but
Tom galloped up the homestretch easily, passing
under the string on common canter by two
lengths, SpringDok being forced all the way home,
his Jockey hoping against nope. springbok was
being twenty lengths ahead Of D'Orsay who was
one length in advance OF Merodac. The time OF
the two miles was not officially taken, but out
siders made II $40.
The Third Race.
THE NURSERY STAKES for two-year -olds, of $50
each, play or pay, with $1,000 added; the second
with nifty Jour nominations; one mile.
STARTERS
Dennison h Crawiords ch. c. Rutherford, By
Australian, dam Aerote IN. Hayw00d) .......
M. A. Llttelrs br. c. Reform, by bennington
q. Is. Lloyd's br. G. -, by Australian, dam
Ultima CThomas) ........ ................:.... .
J. Carter Browns b. c. Court Hampton, by Hamp-
ton Court, dam Echo tSparing).. ............... .
a. Welchs I'D. McDaneD ch. T. by bennington,
dam Lady Duke (W. Clark.
A. Belmont's &. c. Steel Eyes, by Planet, dam
Eagless tEvans) Observation-Disclosures. o
d. D. Withers ch. G. Macaroon, by Macaroni
dam Songstress galloway .............:... Z
y. Lorllards o. 9. saxon, by Beadsman, dam
}. y. Chamberlin's b. c. vsigoth, by Asteroid,
dam Vandalla (Hughes) ........ ............... .
A. Bemont's ch. C. King Amadeus, by King OF
Trumps, dam Amethyst lFeeks). 10
tralian, dam Weatherwitch (Pontin) ....... IL
Time, 1:4TN.