The New York herald., 1873-06-15
THE BETTING.
Mate. $170 $165 $500 $40 $700 $500
Hubbard. $50 100 265 450 4l5 800

THE RACE.
The start was even, but Mate was Immediately
pulled back, and Hubbard took lead OF six
lengths before he reached the blum. Going around
Hubbard, and when they appeared ON the lower
turn Hubbard continued to lead about the distance
OF ground. Mate trailed on until he reached the
stand, when Hayward gave him his head and he
closed gradually around the upper turn. and lay
two lengths behind at the quarter pole. Mate was
dently biding his time The horses passed out of
sight in this way; but when they appeared on the
leading There was no change at the three quarter
pole and they came into the nomestretch, Hub
bard leading with Mate at his quarters. Then the
struggle commenced In earnest. At the furlOng
pole the horses were head and head, but 1t was
evident at this point that Mate was the best horse
Hayward waited until ire was within one hundred
yards OF home when he came away from Hub
bard, and won the race by length In 3:o99s.
The Third Racc.
THE WEsTcuEsTER CUP, sweeptakes OF $50
each, half forfeit, with 81, 500 added; the second
horse to receive $500 out Of the stakes. The win
ner Of any single race amounting to $4,000 to carry
lbs; of $4,000 lbs; OF $4,000 10 lbs. extra Two
Rice h McCormack's ch. h. wanderer, by Lex
ington, dam Coral, years old, ia lbs. lRoss)..
J. +. Chamberlain's b. c. True Blue by Lexing-
ton. dam Balloon, years old, los lbs Hay
T. ". Doswell's b. Ii. Eolus, by bennington. dam nj
Fanny Washington, years old, ia lbs.
Rice i McCormack,s b. T. Bessie Lee, by Hun
ter's Lexington. dam by Chorister, years
]. v. Pennock's b. 6. BY vandal, dam Margra.
vine, years old los lbs. lfIennessey) ........
Time, 4:N.
THE BETTING.
Rice 4 Mccormack 500 100 100 900 1,060 1000
True Blue. 100 100 SO 205 500 $50
Brother to Conoly..... 10 20 90 10
THE RACE.
PennOcK was first away, Eolus second Wanderer
third Bessie Lee fourth, True Blue ifth the latter
acting sulkily. When the horses reached the
stand Wanderer having cut out the work, was
leading six lenutha EOuS second half length
front OF Pennock who was five lengths ahead OF
Bessie Lee, the latter being two lengths in advance
OF True Blue. There was no change OF position
around the upper turn, but, as they came down
and passed around the bluff Wand was leading
tance ahead OF Pennock, the latter one length in
front Of True Blue; Bessie Lee NTH. The horses
then made the turn OF the hill and passed
Wanderer was still four lengths ahead of Eolus,
who was four lengths in front of True Blue, the lat
ter being three lengths ahead Of Pennock who was
three lengths in advance OF Bessie Lee. There was
no change Of place up the homestretch, except
that Pennock fell in the rear. where he remained
upper turn Hayward began to force True Blue, and
ne responded willingly and At a. the quarter pole he
the way by four lengths Ks they passed under the the
blu1 Wanderer was three lengths ahead
True Blue second, Eolus third, BESSIE, Bessie Lee
passed out OF sight, and when they appeared on
the lower turn Wanderer was sun three
asnS apd unnnT s %
an immense gap during the last mile and half,
but he was now unable to do any more. AS the
horses came into the homestretch Wanderer still
led three lengths, True Blue second, four lengths
ahead OF Eolus the latter twenty lengths in front
of Bessie Lee, PennOck a few lengths behind An
unsuccessful attempt was made by True Blue to
reach Wanderer on the homestretch, and the latter
came home q winner by lour lengths, True Blue
second, dozen lengths ahead OF Eolus, who was
eighty yards IN 'front.' OF Bessie Lee, Penn0ck four
lengths further of. Time. 4:O4.
The Fourth Race.
HACK RACE for subscription Cup. valued at
5000; second horse, mounted whip; third horse,
spurs; three-qnarters OF mile. Post Stake for
bona fde hacks, to be ridden by members OF the
club; weter weights; subscription $25; closed
with thirty subscribers; three horses belonging to
different owners to start or no race; overweight
allowed
W. Il. Peet's b. m. Ophea, by Jerome Edgar,
dam Pasta, years old, l45 lbs ................ /
Robert Center's ch g. White Nose, by King Lear,
dam Earring, years old las lbs. .............. 2
Mr.. Purdy's <. C. Frank Swift, by Eugene, dam
Faith years Old, 145 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
j. G. h. Lawrence's or. z. Lochinvar, by liver
ston dam Bridget, years old, 153 lbs.
A. Clason's br. Z. Spider pedigree unknown),
aged, 153 lbs. ..........................
Time, l "a.
THE BETTING.
Lochinvar r............$65 $50 $50 $50 leo
SHns' Ssiss Nose ....: g $50 40 20 ,ss
Frank Swift. q 81 ~ ~