The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-17
THE RACING.

The track was heavy but the racing was very
good throughout. Four events were on the card,
the first being dash OF a mile and an eighth, the
second four mile heats, the third dash OF mile
and three-quarters and the fourth steeple chase.
The first race had for starters d. Mcdaniel 4
Co.'s chestnut colt 10 Daniels, by Australian, dam
Dolly Carter, years old; John Harbeck, Jr.'s, bay
horse EOlus, by bennington, dam Fanny Washing.
ton years old; A. G. Franklins bay colt GOrlitza
by Lexington, dam Schottische, years old; d.
Mcdaniel Co.'s bay FLY Sue Ryder, by Knight OF
ST. George. dam Glycera, years old; q. Bells
chestnut 1ly Minnie Nc date Minnie W., by
Planet, dam Edna, years old; Rice h McCor-
mick's bay flly Sunrise, by Planet, dam
Ultima, years old; R. W. Cameron's chestnut
Ally by bennington, dam Rebecca, years old, and
Q. J. Alloway's brown colt The Moor by Lexington,
dam Lucy Fowler, years old. Minnie Nc was the
fav0rite just before the horses were called 10 the
post but she was beaten, were all the Others by
Eolus in capital time. Minnie Nc was second, 10
Daniels third.
The second race, four mile heats, had entered
A. b. Lewis Co.'s bay FLY Bessie Lee, by Hunters
lexington. dam by Oliver, years old; A; @.
Zone, years old; d. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s chestnut
colt Hubbard by Planet. dam Minnie Mansfield.
by Uncle Vic, dam Silver Star, aged Hubbard was
great favOrite. He was beaten in the first heat
by Arizona, who distanced Wiley and Bessie Lee.
Arizona distanced Hubbard on the second heat.
The third event was for beaten horses, a mile
and thTeequarters, and four horses started for the
purse. These were G. J. Alloway's brown colt Boss
Tweed, by Asteroid, dam Alabama 4 years old |;
Rice 4 Mccormlck's chestnut horse Wanderer, by
Lexington, dam coral, years old; A. c. Frank
Inns bay colt Gorlitza, by Lexington, dam Schot
tische, years old, and 10 Donohue's chestnut
colt business dam syren, 4 years old. Boss
Tweed sold highest in the pools; Wanderer second
choice. The race was won by Business easily by
three lengths, Boss Tweed second and Wanderer
bad third.
brown horse Blind Tom, by Star Davis, dam Mar
gravine, aged, carrying l47 lbs; c. J. Anoway's
chestnut horse Trade Wind, by lightning, dam by
Revenue, years years. OLD, IA lbs; H. Loyds bay
l4l lbs, and w. Kerwin's chestnut gelding N. p,
by Wagram, dam unknown, aged, 1876 s. The steeple
chase was won by Blind Tom; Trade Wind second
The First Race.
PURSE $500; one mile and an eighth; free
handicap for all ages.
STARTERS.
J. H. Harbeck Jr.'s, b. b. Eolus, by bennington,
dam Fanny washington, 6years old, lo7 lbs.
G. b Bells s' Oh. Minnie Nc date Minnie WI. BY
Planet, dam Edna. years old, 81 lbs. (slch-
D. McDanie GO. IS CHI. c. 10 Daniel by Austria.
lian dam Dolly Carter, years old, ITO lbs.
G. j. HIIoway's br. G. The Moor. by Lexington,
dam Lucy Fowler, years old, % lbs. IA. Rob-
R. W. Cameron's ch. c., by bennington, dam
Rebecca, years old, SO lbs. Wan Brunt) 900.
Rice h McCormIcks b. T. Sunrise, by Planet
dam Ultima years old, 81 lbs. -tCantrelD -. Q
Of st; George dam Glycera years old, oe
A. q. Franklln's b. c. Gorlitza, by Lexington,
dam Schottische, years old, 1O2 lbs. Nv. Lake.