The New York herald., 1873-10-16


Weathercock being tribe the quickest ID getting
away, McDaniers colt second, Maccaroon third,
Lloyds colt fourth. Lava lth Before tney reavneo
the blun Macaroon was showing the way, weather.
cock second, L0yd's colt third, McDah!eis iouItu
and Lava several lengths behind. when tney
turned around the hill at the hali-ne pole Macca'
room was l. aiding WeathercocE hall q length.
Lloyd's colt close up McDaniel's fourth. Lava stli
tagging behind. Coming in sight on the lower
turn Maccaroon had the best OF 1t by hall length,
Weathercock second. McDaniel's third, Loyd,s
fourth, Lava fifth. They entered the homestretca
In this way. AS they approached the grand stanu
Maccaroon seemed TO be beating Weathercock, ana
the Jockey the latter had to resort TO the use OF
the hlp in q different manner from the way le
had been iourishtng II. Just as soon as @ ,ne GoS @
was hit he bolted across the track, ana thus iost
all chance Tor the race A se dt came WITH
q rush, and more exciting tnlsh cou!o not possi-
bly, be imagined. Maccaroon ana McDanlefs Aste.
roid went under the wire so close together tnat IL
impossible for any person except the luoges
TO decide which had won the race. McDanieVs colt
was adjudged the winner by head. Maccaroon
second two lengths OF was LloYd's colt Weather
COCK fourth, Lava dith. Time OF the dash. l:lSh.
The Third Race.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $40 each, tf not
declared out, with $3.50 added; the second horse
10 receive $500 out OF the stakes. TWO miles.
ENTRIES.
D. Mcdaniel & Co.'s ch. h. Harry Bassett, by
Lexington. dam Canary Bird, years DID, rs
D. McDaniel i Co.'s CHI T. Katie Pease, by Planet
dam Minnie Mansfield. years old, u lbs.
W. ". Glenn's ca. {. Mcrodac by Australian,
dam Ada Cneatham, years old, 50 lbs :
.sSsi Wedoas ch. C waiike. BY War Dance,
dam by Captain Beard, 8 years Old, 9l IDS.
Sparang ing nn:r,n,. ~ wnea,iev ~ War
Dance, dam kilgour's dam, 4years Old, 90 lbs.
as Belmonts cG. Victoria by censor dam imp
Camilla, years old, 9s lbs (EyansI .......... 6
J. G. X. Lawrences ch. h. Village Blacksmith.
by Vandal, dam Cholera, aged, los lbs. tpon-
NJ. A. Littel's ch. c. Feuowcralt by Australian,
dam Aerolite, years old, 80 S............. ar.
Time, 3:39A.
THE BETTING.
McDanels entries. s5lo 5l5 $50 400 4s0 $50
Field. d.................. $40 $50 200 so AGO 325
THE RACE.
Harry Bassett was first away to another fine start
Wheatley second, Warke tnird, Merodac fourth
rstora h village BacEsmldh ,sl SINH a. orAane hale
the upper turn, Bassett leading length. When
they passed the quarter pole Bassett still led y
length, Warlike second, three lengths in 'front.' OF
Wheatley, Village Blacksmith fourth, Victoria filth,
Merodac sixth, Katie Pease seventh. Going
around the hill Harry Bassett was three lengths
Wheatley fourth Victoria NTH, Katie Pease SIXTH
Merodac seventh. The nve last named horses
were all Tapped one on tie other as they came In
sight on the lower turn, and as they ran up the
homestretch they were all as close together as ir
they passed under the wire at the stand Harry
BaSsett led halt length, Warllke second, han
length IN front OF village blacksmith, who
was neck in advance of Wneatley, Victoria fifth,
Merodac sixth, Ka lie Pease seventh. Going around
the upper turn OF the second mile. Katie Pease be-
gan TO move up among the leaders. AT the quar-
Ter pole Harry Bassett had length the best OF IT,
Warke second, Wheatley third, Katie Pease
fourth, Village Blacksmith NTH, Merodac sixth,
Victoria seventh. Alter passing round the hill,
racing set in in earnest. Merodac moved up, and
Katie Pease followed hum TO take care OF Harry
Bassett II II were necessary. When they reached
the turn Harry Bassett was two lengths ahead OF
Warlike, who vas one length IN front oil Wheatley,
Katie Pease and Victoria running side and side,
Merodac and Village Blacksmith close up. Getting
into the homestretUh a hne struggle commenced,
which only terminated at the stanu by Harry Bas-
sett winning the race by hall length, Katie Pease
second, head in front OF Merodac. Warlike was
fourth, Wheailey nith, Victoria sixth, village
Blacksmith seventh. Time OF the TWO miles, 3:39A.
The Fourth Race.
PURSE s4o0; the winner TO be sold at auction for
$1,000, and all the surplus, together with the
entrance money, 10 go 70 the second horse. Ii
entered 10 be sold 1T i50, allowed lDs; Tor $500,
allowed lbs, ana lor $3.50 allowed Il lbs. One
mile and an eighth.
ENTRIES.
James McKee's ch. I. MINNIE Mac, by Planet, dam
Edlla, 1000 % lbs. (Pontnl .........-....... l
II. Il. Sanlord's b. &. Mildew, by Lexington,
dam Mildred, years DID, $780, TO- lbs
FeeAsl
]. w. Beilis q. I. Winesap. by Nandyae, dam
Nina, years old, $3.50, 80 lbs. N. Haywood). 3
d. McDanels b. c. Constant BY War Dance,
dam TubmanS dam, years old, $50, 90 lbs.
10 Donohue's b. /. Hattie o'Nei, By Brown
Dick, dam by Scytnian $3.50. 50 lis. (Sparllng) 5
". l.. Peet's b. I opnelia, BY Jerome Edgar,
dam Pasta, years ola, $3.50, lC2 lbs. lake
J. h. Chamberllas ch. c. Wneailey by war
Dance. dam BY Glencoe, years old, $3.50.
20 IDS. .QT.