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

THE RACE. --S=~>SsS
Ryder third, The Moor fourth, sunrise fifth, Came.
ron's colt SIXTH Gorlitza seventh 10 Daniels
eighth; As the horses passed the stand Minnie NC
Sue Ryder. third, The Moor fourth sun
r rise ni,'a. Gorlitza sixth, Camerons colt
Ecdus worked his way up close to Minnie NC, and
at the quarter pole had shut up nearly an tne Gay
light sunrise was thru Sue e Kyaer he
Gorlitza eighth, the pace being too fast for the lat
ter. On the backstretch Eous passed Minnie Nc,
leading half length to the half mile pole, Sunrise
third, The Moor fourth, 10 Daniels fifth, Cameron
sixth, Sue Ryder seventh, Gorlitza eighth. Eolus
showed the way around the lower turn, and get
ting on the homestretch came away at strong
pace and won by eight lengths in 2:02a, which was
most excellent time over such track Minnie Nc
was second 10 Daniels third, The Moor fourth,
Cameron fifth, Sunrise sixth, Sue Ryder seventh,
The Second Race.
PURSE $4,000; four mile heats; $500 to the Sec
ond horse the third to save his entrance.
STARTERS.
Time, 7:54A.
D. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s Oh. 6. Hubbard, by Planet,
A. B. Lewis b CO.'S b. NJ. Bessie Lee, by Hum
ter's Lexington, dam by Oliver, years old
Lloyd kerTins b. h. viey, by Uncle VIC us
dam Silver Star, aged tBarber) .............. dis
THE RACE
First HeGt.-Bessle Lee was away first, Arizona
second, Hubbard third, Wiley fourth. At the quar-
ter pole Bessie was half length in front of Hub
bard, the latter three lengths In advance Of Whey
Arizona fourth. There was little change to the
tnree-quarter pole, but coming up the homestretch
Hubbard went to the front, and passed the stand
Bessie Lee, the latter being one length in advance
OF Wiley, who was three lengths in front OF Arb
Se mile o.
ahead q Wiley, who was q IKE distance
sulked and fell away behind Bessie Lee. Arizona,
under pull, lay behind Hubbard, and II was evil
Going into the fourth mile Hubbard seemed to be
laboring, While the mares head was being pulled
from side to side. She never made an effort, how
ever to beat Hubbard, until she turned into the
homestretch on the last mile, when she moved up,
and, soon going to the 'front.', LED home winner by
two lengths; Wiley and Bessie Lee were distanced.
Second Heot-Arizona took the lead and kept it
to the end, beating Hubbard three hundred yards,
in s:2SA.
The Third Race.
PURSE $500, one mile apd three-quarters for all
ages; horses beaten once at this meeting allowed
Tbs, twice IA lbs, three times 81 lbs. winners at
either meeting excluded.
.STARTERs.
]. Donahues oh. c. Business, by Revolver, dam
syrens years old, 81 lbs. sDonahuel ...:...:;,.
j. Alloway's br. c. Boss Tweed, by Asteroid, j.
dam Alabama, years old, "a lbs. (Donahue). 2
Rice & McCormlckis Oh. h. Wanderer by Lexing.
ton dam Coral, years old, 1o7 lbs. ROSS -. 8
A. c.. Franklins b. C. Gorlitza, by Lexington,
dam schottische, years old, "a lbs. .........dr.
THE BETTING.
Boss Tweed was the favorite, selling for sos
wanderer, sle5; Business, $3.50.
THE RACE.
Business had the best OF the send-Oh, Wanderer
second, Boss Tweed third. Running up the frac-
tlonal track Boss Tweed dashed past Wanderer
and led out of the shute by neck, Business
second, Wanderer seemingly having lost that great
dash of speed that lie showed In previous races.
Business and Boss Tweed raced around the lower
turn and up the homesretch the Boss leading at the
stand by neck, Business four lengths In front OF
Wapderer. Going around the upper turn Business
took the iead outpacng the Boss apparently quite
easily For short time on the backstretch the
ROSS seemed to come again and yoked Business
ON the lower turn; Wanderer out OF the race.
business having something lett, came away when
in the homestretch and won by three lengths, Boss
tweed Second, Wanderer ten lengths behind.
Time, 3:i2K.
srrEpLE CHASE q free handicap, for all ages
about three miles $500 to the first, 500 to the
second and 400 to the third horse.
STARTERS
j. Donahue's br. b. Blind Tom by Star Davis,
dam Margarine, aged, LAT lbs ............... ]
G. j. Aloways oh. h. Trade Wind, by Lightning,
dam by Revenue, years Old IA lbs .......... 2
II. Lloyd's b. h. Wiley, by Uncle VIC dam Silver
Star, aged, 14l lbs.
w. Kerwins Oh. g. N. p, by Wagram, dam IN
known, aged, 1856 lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Time $40.
THE sTEEPLE CHASE.
N, P. was first ANAL NaSeWtnd second, Blind