New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

great deal Of time was wasted in getting the horses
sst ffe diS fc shnrse letting of fonriIenstks IN
front Quits second, Valley Brook third, and Minnie
fourth Sue Ryder being last position she held through
ont Al the quarter pole Quits led the favoe
half ength. but at the half mile Minnie was leading
rise The flvorite opened a gap Of two lengths the
stretch, and seemed TO have the race in hand but
in coming no the homestretch Sunrise came with de-
ermined rush. gained at every stride on the fayorite,
and won the race by length and half IN the fast time
OF 4i Minnie beating QUITS six lengths Tor second
place
Prr,r Racr-Pu-,s $500. for al aee: one mile
Rice MC5mseks Sulrse, By Planet, dam Ultima, yeirs,
~ %siea l Maas w. b; Planet dam Ea years 81
L. icoci. Qa; BY Eclipse coHb 81
p 4 Wsoa B. .iei Brook By Edgar.
D MeDslie CO.. Sac ryder By knisn Of St George
GGoera ye4i' 4Oo poan1I '''''''''
The second race for purse OF $780, all ages two
miles. The entries were, Joe Daniels, and Hubbard
True blue, Jno Mccormack, Mate the Nurse, aud Boss
MsD,uiel.. y... 5000 $500 $3.50 s725 $500
H. 4: T.#:.:. & fs$ f55 e i5$ i5S i
biss Sa1s.....a...' wee. .aa '"' 5 90 IS 20 90
throughout the fret mile Jno MeCormack being third,
Mate next, True Blue NTH. and Hubbard last, but one
the mile being run Et6l Ihey ran mus without change
Hayward, finding the horses crowding upon hlm. and
fearing horse would be cut down In the crowd took
advantage Of an opening to send Mate to the front,
where he ran with Joe Daniels at bis quar-
where Hubbard was third and True Blue fourth on
lower stretch. Barbee, knowing that Mate would beat
hdent the unfnchlng pluck of his horse. sent True
Blue along and, passing Joe Daniels and Hubbard. chal
True Blue driving Mate every inch OF the
way. and bearing him down, Ill, despite tn. the
paraleed by BarDees iockeyship, True Blue won the
race amid thunders OF aeclaInation by length Mate
Daniels lengths behind the latter John Mccormack
NTH, and Boss Tweed last Time, 332l the fastest on
I nrdf Isl
SECOND RACE -purse, $500 for al sre', two miles.
J. H. ChAHberl b. True Blue year By Lexington dam Bal
Il saniorSs5 h Mate ,s. BY Gross,
D. SoBsnis CO... ci D. Hubbard year, !; Planet, Anns
D. se6sne. cSs s Joe Daniels. years By Iu.iiaan dam
Rsc Sccofnss. eb e John McConoi years By aT,h.
csTro l coar. 6 The Sar,s j:, By Australian Zone 81
1o1a. b. Boss Tweed Jean. By i.cc Ai5nna
lO0 Time. 5;s2
The hurdle for purse Of $780, had seven entries
but Trade wind and Buck being Withdrawn left only
| Village Blacksmith, Wiley, Blind Tom. Mary Clark, and
| SOTe Dan. Pools sold AS follows: -
y.n'gs blacksmith sl99 Sl99 500 si99 $40 $40
This race IS soon described At the second hurdle sor
rel Dan Backed In front OF Billed Tom and the favore,
e1Sns & p1t9 r 70 eY ne 5 6d ar o over eas S
while obstinate refused to jump and then.
| Midgely in disgust abandoned the contest. on
the back stretch Blind Tom passed Mary Clark
and Jaffrey sending him along, speedily opened such
wide gap that when ne went under the string at the
finish OF the race, Mary CLARK who second money
was tust at the hafmile post. sorTel Dan ridden
| nv the once renowned crosscountry Jockey George
Pepper, the oldlne rider OF Mamie CuddOck in her
| memorable contests with Z.gZag. Time, 3, s:Tt.
|
THRp RAcE-Harie ~, miles eight hlFles re''s,
500 - rlJu - Hic0n4t
| 10 third
j. Dlashus, b. Tom sgI By star Davis dan MGgraine
| lJa pounds
a n iers H. Mar Cl.r 5Fsfs by Leusgtoa. dam kgesa
81
J. b.oarham a sorrel Dan, t .-.r 41 Unkuesn lot