The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12

THE RACE.
The horses had a very fine send on, Hubbard
hrst, Eolus second, Pennock third, Preakncss
fourth, Stockwood fifth, Ethel Sprague sixth. Pen
mock ran to the front around the upper turn, ana
led one length at the quarter pole, Eclus second,
Hubbard third, Preakness fourth, Ethel Sprague
hfsh, stoekwood sixth, the horses about one
Pennock led two lengths, Eolus second two lengths
ahead OF Hubbard, who was three lengths In
advance OF Preakness, the latter being two lengths
IN front OF Stockwood, who was four lengths ahead
OF Ethel Sprague. The latter was out Of the race
at THIS early stage Of II: The horses then passed
one length, Pennock second, three lengths in
advance or Hubbard, who was two lengths ahead
OF Preakncss Stockwood dfth, Ethel Sprague far
behind A merry run up the homestretch and
Eolus passed under the wire at the end OF the first
mile one length in advance OF Hubbard who was
length ahead OF Pennock, the latter one length
In front OF Preakness who was SIX lengths In
advance OF Ethel Sprague. Going around the upper
wood side and side two lengths in front OF Freak.
ness, Pennock ffth, Ethel sprague sixth. When
they came down to the bluir Eous was leading by q
length, Hubbard second, two lengths ahead OF
Preakness, who now began MS run for the lead.
As the horses passed around the hill out OF sight
Preakness was closing rapidly. When they APP
peared In view on the lower turn Preakness was
at Eous' saddle skirts, and In a moment alter
wards showed In 'front.' and was three lengths clear
at the three Quarter pole. He then ra,loped Up
the homestretch TO the stand an easy winner by
two lengths, Eolus second six lengths ahead OF
Hubbard who was ten lengths In advance OF
Stockwood. the latter one hundred yards ahead or
Pennock; Ethel Sprague further on. Time, 3:Ssh.
THE THIRD RACE.
PURSE $780, for all ages Entrance money to
second horse, the winner to be sold at auction for
$1,000; but II 10 be sold for $3.50, allowed lbs.
II for $500, 10 lbs II not to be sold II lbs. extra.
One mile and one furl0ng
John 4. Chamberlin's z. <. Brennus, by Light
ming, dam Brenna, years old, $500, % lbs.
Hunter h Traver's CHI. Quits by Eclipse, dam
Columbia, years old, $3.50, so lbs. (Mllligan)..
ID. Bucklcy's ch. m. Chlckabiddy, by Australian,
dam Kate Hays, years old, $3.50, 100 lbs IN
HdyWOOuD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
10. Donahue's Oh. h. Sanford by Uncle Vic. cam
Dolly Carter, aged, $500, loo lbs. tDonohue)... I
X. Shcas CHI. 2. Ginger by War Dance, dam
George Wood, years old, $3.50, lO4 lbs,
VoWHil D
N. ;. Llttell's b. m. Wine Sap, by Van Dyke, dam
Nina, years old, $3.50, l0I lbs. (E. Thomas) -.
w. X. Babcocks b. h. Conductor, by Australian,
dam Nette Wiley, years old, $500, l06 lbs. w.
ID. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s b. h. Boss Tweed, by Aste-
roid, dam Alabama, years old, $1,000, los lbs.
tsluclusl .s.s...
George Denison's b. <. Mascus, by Prophet. dam
Jessie Dixon, years old. $500 l0l lbs
t1lduey1
l.. W. Jerome's D. c.. by Lexington, dam Kitty
Clark, years old, $780, 50 lbs. &C.. Thomas) 80. 10
John II. Harbeck Jr.'s Oh. g. Cadence, by Censor,
dam Rachel Dawson, years old. $500, 104 lbs.
LueuucSSeII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~