The New York herald., 1873-10-25

II. Biandy's en-. n. Tom Boston, aged, by Frank
Boston, dam Prelude, i04 lbs. bs...................
A. D.. Brown'sb b. 6. Brookand, years old, by
Lexington, dam Cairngorm, So lb.............
Time 1852.
GENTLEMEN'S POST STAKES.
The third race was the Gentlemen's Post Stakes,
one and n quarter miles,, for all ages; weiter
adding $500 Of wscn soo was gwen 10Y 10 the second
horse. The horses TO be ridden by members OF the
Maryland Jockey Club, or of any recognized asso-
citation IN the Unted states or Canada. This aflair
closed with six nominations, these being D. J.
Bannatyne, ". W. Glenn c. j. Alloway, a. j.
came to the post, viz:@Mr. Bannaiyne. on stock
wood, weighing 1853 lbs.; Mr.. Wadsworth, on
Lochiel weighing l54 lbs; Mr.. Pueh, on Tabitha,
weighing l3JAs lbs, and MIR. Brown, on Coronet,
weighing l39s4 lbs.
Lochiel was the favorite over the neld at very
long odds. Considerable delay occurred before
start was effected, but when the nag Tell stock
wood had the best of It. Lochiel second, Coronet
Coronet ran to the 'front.', Stockwood second, Loch-
lei third, Tabitna fourth. Going around the
second four lengths ahead OF Locniel, the latter
two lengths ahead OF Iabitha. Coronet and Stock
wood wood made % strong running down the back s,
mile pole Coronet led a length, stockwood
second, ten lengths in advance OF ,Iabitha,
latter appearing to have no run in him, or his
rider could not find IL. Coronet led all the way
stretch was entered Stockwood went to the 'front.'
and showed the way home in gallant style winning
Dy SIX lengths. Coronet second a neck in advance
OF Tabltna, Lochlel fourth. Time, 2:29h.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-THIRD RACE.-Gentlemen's Post
Stakes, one mile and a quarter, for ali ages;
add $500, Oh which 800 to the second horse.
Horses to be ridden by members OF the Maryland
Jockey Cub, or any recognized ASSOCIATION In the
United States or Canada.
ID. J. Bannatyne's ch. h. Stockwood, years old
Dy AsseroIa Rr,s dam Alabama iooa lbs c;i ~
JanesDoro, dam Garland, 1894 lbs. ............
Mr.. Pughs ch. T. Ianltha, years old, Dy Tippe-
rary, dam Greek Slave 13oh lbs. ..............
MIR. Wadsworth's b. h. Lochiel, years old, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam Bonnet, 154 lbs...
Time, 2:2915.
MILE HEATS, THREE IN FIVE.
The fourth event was mile heats best three in
nve, Tor all ages or purse of 500, OF which 5000
There were three entries, comprising Mr.. Ii. San
lords brown colt Mate. by Australian, dam Matte
nut horse Fadladeen, by War Dance, dam Nora
Creina, aged, anu A. B. Lewis d Co.'s Day filly
Bessie Lee, by Hunters Lexington, dam by
Chorlster, four years old. Mate was the iavorite
over the field at six to one Previous TO the start
the owner of Fadladeen asked to have him with
drawn, showing that the horse had thrown out
curb. The request was granted so that Mate and
Bessie Lee had the race to themselves.
THE RACE.
FIRST HedL-BeSsie Lee took the lead by two
lengths but was beaten around the turn by Mate,
who evidently intended 10 make out one heat OF
Bessie on the homestretch. and was six lengths
ahead at the hali-mile pole. he Increased the gap
around the lower turn and made desperate erort
on the homestretch to distance the lilly; but did
not succeed, as Bessie was inside the nag wnen 1t
fell. The time OF the heat was l :56.
Second Hedt.-The horses had an even start, and
ran yoked to the quarter pole. Going down the
backstretch they were Tapped, and as they passed
the halfmile pole Mate had his head and shoulders
in front. On the lower turn they ran close TO-
getner and entered the homestretcn with the
nllyis head at Mates saddle skirts. Mate won the
heat by good length. Time, :56.
Third Hedt.-Bessie Lee got away first and led
one length around the upper turn. At the quar-
ter pole she was hall a length anead, but then
Mate went to the front and was neck in advance
at the hallmie pole. where. the nlly stumbled and
dropped back couple OF lengths. she rallied
again and shut up the daylight, and they ran nose
and tail to the taree-quarter pole, when, the fly
running wide on the homestretch Mate galoped in
winner by two lengths, making the heat in 49,
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-FoURTH RAcE-Mile heats, best three
IN i've, for all ages purse 500, OF which 5000 to
the first and 500 to the second horse.
nj. II. SanIord's br. C. Mate, years old, by
Australian, dam Matte Gross. ............
A. b. Lewis h Co.'s b. Bessie Lee, years
old. by Hunters Lexington, dam by Chor-
Thomas W. DosweI's ch. h. Fadadeen
aged by War Dance, dam Nora Crelna ;. DIR.
Time, 1:56-l:56-l:5s.