The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

Purse.
UTICA N. Y. June u, 1878.
The attendance on this, the third and last dav OF
the Utica racing meeting, was immense. The
number of ladies' at the Park has increased steadily
with each day.
THE ONEIDA HANDICAP.
The FIRST race was the Oneida handicap, for all
ages, $40 entrance, half forfeit, with 5000 added;
mile heats. In the pools Joe Daniels and Buckden
sold at 81, 100. and Carleton at about thirty-fve
dollars.
FIRST Heat.--The three horses named were.
started for the first heat with Bnckden one length
ahead, Joe Daniels second and Carleton third.
They went around the turn close together, the two
first waiting for each other At the quarter pole
Buckden still led by length, and the favorite was
four lengths in advance OF Carleton. AS they en-
tered the backstretch Joe Daniels quickened his
pace and Tapped Bucken at the half pole, both
going very strong, Carleton away be-
hind. At the three-quarter pole Buckden
had again got away from the favorlte more
than length ana Carleton was coming behind at
q sweeping pace. AS they swung on to the finish
failed by a neck, Buckden winning in ASH, Joe
Daniels second Carleton barely saving distance
the heat was close and very exciting. At the con-
clusion OF the heat Buckden was most decidedly
the iayorite at 500 to $50 on Joe Daniels, and
Second Hedt.-The horses were called sharply
They went away, with Daniels leading by two
lengths, Buckden second, two lengths ahead of
Carleton, and went to the half IN one, two, three
order, all doing their best. AS they finished the
third quarter Carleton crept up and Buckden shot
Oh. showing daylight between herself ana earle.
ton. Buckden and Joe Daniels came around the
last turn neck and neck, everybody cheering, and
came home together. both drivers using the spur,
Carleton close behind. Joe Daniels barely showed
his nose ahead as they passed the stand and won
the heat in 1:Ah. The excitement at tins time
T1.i,a Heat-In the pools Joe Daniels sold at 500
to SO for Buckden, Carleton out. There was
the post AS they went away Buckden led length
but Joe Daniels Tapped him on the turn, and at the
quarter Buckden was but half length in front.
on the backstretch Joe Daniels got abreast OF Buck
den and slowly poScd his nose in sight, At the
half-mileJ Joe Daniels led length, BucSden show
ing signs of fatigue, and at tue third quarter Joe
Daniels led ten lengths, and he logged home, WIN
ming In AK. Buckden was dstanced. This
was one OF remarkable races OF the season.
SUMMARY.
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION UTICA, June ~ 1879
naf forfeit and only $40 If declared; 5000 added by
the Association mile heats.
years old, by Australian, dam Dolly Car
Buckley y Tuly's b. c. Buckden years
old, by Lord Clifden, dam Consequence,
John Hyiand;s b. z. Carleton, years old,
by Lee Paul. dam by Joe Stoner, 90 lbs 3 !. o.
Time, ASH 441s-lA7h.
INTERNATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE.
For the sepe Snase there
can and Victor. West sold as the favorite at
500, the same for Hyland's stable, Tradewlnd
started with Corslcan on the lead, George West
second, Victor third and Tradewind fourth, which
eSe s together the
second hurdle Victor led, Tradewind second,
Corscan third, and the davorits , behind L,o At
second, Corsican third and George West
fourth. AT the third hurdle Corsican boted
again brought into the race, giving up. Tradewind,
Victor and George West ran IN the order named
T the tnes @ the tee
struck the course in this order, Tradewind leading
by four lengths. On the backstretch George West
pushed to the first place, Tradewnd second and
Victor third, and the tenth and eleventh hurdles
were passed in that order. The horses made
T frs Sec second and leading Victor by one
t Sess Banks ses wa Hs and wsfe 49,
ages, $500 gold-S400 to first and 500 to second;
about three miles over a fair hunting course: u,
'V Old by Asteroid. dam Kate Hayes. -.
John Hyland's oh. h. Tradewind, years old, by
eey gan veter old by Uncle
Vic, dam by imp. Scythian
John Hyland's b. g; Corsican, aged, by Uncle,
VIC dam by imp. sovereign %9aa a.,
THE CONSOLATION PURSE.
The third race was the Gonsoanon Purse OF Sovo,
meeting The entries were The moor, Sue Ryder,
King Henry saturn and Liverpool Henry did
not show at the CALL The horses started at the
half mile pole, sue Ryder going FIRST Saturn Sec
ond, and the other two side by side. At the three
quarter pole Ryder led three lengths, Liverpool
second and The Moor third. AS they swung into
the stretch sue Ryder stlll led, The Moor second
and gaining and Saturn and Liverpool side by side.
The positions were nearly kept through the mile,
Sue Ryder winning in q handsome finish by six
lengths, in 2:44l, The Moor second and the others
together.
SAME DAY.-Consolation Purse of $500, for all
ages; horses beaten during the meeting; dash Of
one mile and half.
D. Mcdaniel & Co.'s b. T. Sue Ryder, years old,
by Knight OF st. George dam Clycera. !
John Hylands br. K. The Moor, years old, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler ..................
J. r. Blanchard's CHI. c. Saturn, years old, by
Planet, dam Jennie H.. Observation-Disclosures.
r. W. Waaen's ch. C. Liverpool, years old, by
Charles Reeds b. 9. King Henry, aged, by Lex
ington, dam Tokay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dr.