The New York herald., 1873-07-09

First Heat-Eolus took the lead with the tap of
the the drum John Merryman second, stockwood third,
ran to the front. leading one length, John Merry
man second. length ahead of Eolus, who was four
hard pull. At the quarter pole stockwood led two
lengths John Merryman second, one length In ad-
Of % kaay ESq pesse weo ons aown nsSs
backstretch ali the horses closed up the
between S the snra
latter four lengths In front Of Katy Pease. At the
hall.mile pole Stockwood was . neck ahead OF
Merryman, tue latter the same distance In front OF
E0us, who was four lengths in advance OF the lly.
The horses and tail along the best part of
place. At the three-quarter pole Stock wood led
hall q length, EOlus second one length in advance
Of Katy. No. The horses improved their pace ' ap
the homesti etch, and when they passed under the
string, at the end OF the first mile stockwood led
by his neck, Eolus second, one length In advance
OF John Merryman. who was two lengths ahead Of
Katy pease. The latter, as she passed around the
horses passed tine quarter pole Stockwood led one
length, the other three being parallel Going
lead, but stockwood managed to keep it, and
he passed the halfmile pole with his head
ahead Of hous e being length
of John Merryman Katy Pease showed In front
as she run around the lower turn, Stockwood Sec
Ond, two lengths in front OF EOus, who one
length in advance Of Merryman. At the three
quarter pole Katy Pease led hall length, Stock
wood two lengths in front of Eolus. the latter
length ahead OF Merryman, StockwoOd stuck to the
fy closely up the homestretch, but she beat him
o dozen lengths ahead Of Eous, the latter two
lengths ahead OF John Merryman. The two latter,
however, made no effort to oyertake Stockwood
and the lilly after they entered the h0mestretch.
| Time of the heat "A.
| Second Heat-All the horses cooled out nicely be-
| tween heats, and when the bell rung for them to
! appear at the score they seemed in nne trim for
another heat. AT the tap OF the drum Eolus jumped
third, Katy Pease fourth. Going around the turn
Eolus led two lengths, John Merryman second, one
length ahead OF stockwood. who was four lengths
the "wait and win" system practised in
the first heat Eolus cut out the work and
seemed inclined to do some running; At the
ryman second, three lengths in advance of
| flIy Going Gown the backstretch John Merry
man ran alter the leader and closed up well with
s % s po WAS
lengths in advance OF Stockwood, who led Katy
Pease lour lengths. Going around the lower turn
close close to him, SIX lengths ahead Of stOcKwood, VINO
seemed TO be waiting on the nlly. Alter
steam and dashed up towards the stand
several lengths in front OF John Merryman.
horses, and as they passed under the wire at the
score Eolus led four lengths, John Merryman sec
ond, four lengths ahead Of Stockwood, who was
three lengths in advance OF Katy Pease. After leav
! ing the stand and entering the second mile the
horses began closing and the race was then in ear
nest. At the quarter pole Eous led half length,
! he was forsaking them. He made a very
| feeble effort afterwards and then succumbed to
| the superior bottom Of better horses. John Mer-
| ryman was still second, half length In advance
| OF Stockwood, who was one length ahead of Katy
| Pease. There was general rufiie among the
| horses on the backstretch, and they passed the
| hali-mle pole Stockwood was q neck IN front,
| Katy Pease second, length ahead OF John Merry
| man, the latter one length In front OF Eolus, who
| was then quitting badly. Going into the lower
| turn Katy Pease went to the front. and
| all doubts about her winning were in
| stantly put at rest At the three-quarter pole she
| led half length, being at the time well In hand,
! Stockwo0d second, John Merryman third, EOlus
| fourth. Katy led up the homestretch. and won the
| lengths In advance OF John Merryman; Eous dis
| tanced. Time 0f the heat, 3:45.
| The fractional time In both heats was as fol-
lows First heat-F1rst quarter, 30x seconds half
| mile So seconds; mile, :53k two miles, 3:44.
second heat--Frst quarter Of q mile, 81 seconds;
| half mile, 5sz seconds; mile, :63x; two miles,
3:4A
The Third Race.
MONMOUTH CUP, value 81, 50o added to q sweep
stakes OF $50 each, play or pay the second to re-
ceiye $500 and the thlrd horse $3.50 out OF the
stakes: two and half miles.
Race a. McCormick's ch h. Wandcrer, by Lex
ington, dam Coral. years old (Ross) ......... l
NJ H. Sanford's b. h. Preakness, by Lexington,
dam Bay Leaf, years old (Hayward) ........ 2
D. MCDANIEL h Co. ch. c. Hubbard, by Planet
J. F. Chamberlaln's b. G. survivor, by Vandal,
dam by lie xington, years old (Hughes). 1
D. J. Crouse's ch. c. Business, BY Revolver,
dam Siren, years old (Swim) ................ 8
Time, 4:34k.
1dE BETTING.