The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

The start was capital one Coffee having neck
Chickabiddy fourth, Bingaman fifth At the half
mile pole Mart Jordan was neck In front, Coffee
second, two lengths ahead OF Utica the latter two
lengths in advance OF Bingaman, who was one
length in front OF Chickabiddy At the three-quar-
ter pole Mart Jordan still had his head IN front,
Cofees colt neck in front of Utica, who was two
lengths in advance of Bingaman, the latter one
length ahead OF Chickabiddy. AS the horses passed
EGa yea s@o OF a Se
being half length ahead OF Bingaman, who was
leading Chickabddy half length. Leaving this
point the horses increased their pace and each
ter pole Utica was length front Of Mart Jordan,
ter a neck in front OF Cofree, Chickabiddy fifth.
Running down the backstretch many changes took
place Cnickaolddy showing n 'front.' Tor moment nj
pocket but was pulled back and then ran around
the others. At the hall-mile pole Chickabiddy led
Bingaman and Coffee, Utica bringing up the rear.
At the three-quarter pole Mart Jordan led neck,
vance Of Utica, who was two lengths in 'front.' OF
Chckabddy, the latter having been pumped out
on the lower turn A fine race up the homestretch
brought Mart Jordan and Bingaman under the
wire on even terms, and the judges declared dead
heat; Coffee was q good third, Utica fourth,
Chickabddy fifth Time, 3:11. ~"
The horses were then led aside to wait until the
other were over before they could settle the
affair, which is always customary. When they
were brought to the post again and were started,
Mart Jordan took the lead and cantered in front
OF Bngaman for three-quarters OF mile, the latter
The pace was not much improved until they re.
turned to the starting place. the time to that point
being 2:10. Then they sprung to work, and ran
side and side to the dnish the judges again being
unable to see any difference between them, and
again declared dead heat. The last three-quarters
were run In :1Sx.
Again they were called to the post, and went
away at much better pace than before, Mart Jor-
dan leading for half mile, but then Bingamin col
Jared him and they ran to the end yOked, the
Judge third time announcing "dead heat"
Time, 3:16
For the fourth time Bingamin and Mart Jordan
the drum he sent them on their journey. They run
yoked for over mile and half, when Mart Jordan
began to succumb, ana Bingamin won the race by
length. Time, 3:19z.
The Second Race.
PURSE $500 for all ages; 5000 to the first and $500
to the second. Two-mile heats.
by Vandal, dam Cholera, aged, la lbs,
]. W. Weldon's Oh. G. warlike, by War Dance,
dam by Captain Beard, years DID, 90 lbs,
(Hughes) :........... 2
Thomas jones' b. I. Maid or Orange, by Beacon,
dam Maiden, 3years old, 92 lbs. (BOughrum)
Jos DOnohues or. T. Lizzie Lucas, by imp.
Australian, dam Eagiess, years old, 81
lbs (Feeney) ........... Observation-Disclosures.
B. Boughrums blk. g. Gerald, by Mickey Free,
dam Rosette, aged. III lbs. (HankeIson) -. 8
dam Mildred, years old los lbs. (Hazard) dis
D. Buckeyes CHI. m. Chckabiddy, by Austria
Ian, dam Kate Hayes, years old, Ill lbs. DIR.
J. +. Wilson & Co.'s oh. c. Mart Jordan, by Re-
vOlver, dam Matte g., years DID, 95 lbs. -. dr..
Time, 343X-3:40.