The New York herald., 1873-10-24

cub IN add 800 OF which 81 900 TO the nrst $500
to the second and the third horse TO save MS stake
II. p. McGrath's b. Q. Tom Bowling, by Lexing-
ton dam ns. Lucy Fowler; I:,oi:c ~ xna;;:an
THOMAS @ W W Dosssil's gr Lizzie Lucas, BY Aus.
oden % Bowies @ s ). Z. cates6y, BY Eclipse. dam
Time, ass. ''''''
TWO NILE HEATS
The fourth race was tw0-mie heats, for oil ages I;
5000 to the first, 500 to the second horse Six en-
tries were made for this event, and all started
These were ID. Buckley's chestnut horse, Dick
Jackson, by Revenue, dam Victoria, aged; M. II.
Sanford's bay dlly, NJ A. b.. by Asterold, dam Bay
mare, Lady Clyde by Lord Clyde, dam Kate sover-
eign; J. q. X. Lawrence's bay colt Shylock, BY
Lexington. dam Edith, four years old; J. w. We'll
dons chestnut colt Warlike, by War Dance, dam
by Captain Beard, and d. McDanieps chestnut
horse, nI Harry Bassett, by Lexington. dam Canary
the long odds OF two and half 20 one.
:. First Heat Dick jackson was first away, War
IKE v second; ef Shylock third Harry Bassett fourth
ran to the front on the upper turn and passed the
quarter pole two lengths ahead Of Dick Jackson,
Warlike sixth. There was no change OF place on
the backstretch and the horses ran past the half
m1 IN e STe gUeR
fourth, Warlike fifth, the other being already out Of
race. When the horses came up and passed the
two lengths, Shylock third warke fourth, M. A. b.
fifth, Lady clyde sixth. Leaving this point the
were rapid. At the quarter pole Harry Bassett led
two lengths Warltke second, halt length IN 'front.'
OF Shylosk, NJ A. B. fourth. Dick Jackson ffth
Lady Clyde sixth. Going down to the backstretch
Lady Clyde, Dick Jackson and M. A. B. were
whipped completely, and the race was now to be
The latter took second place on the lower turn and
challenged Harry Bassett for the heat. A most
be Harry Rsse Wnnw e hea M
Shylock eight lengths in front Of Warlike. M A. b.,
Dick Jackson and Lady Clyde were distanced. Time
Second Heat.-Harry Bassett took the lead with
the tap OF the drum. At the quarter pole he led
vance OF Warlike. Going down the backstretch
Shylock made the running and endeavored 10 pass
Harry, but the latter led one length at the half
mile pole. On the lower turn Shyl0ck took sides
with him for moment, but Harry was soon again
showing the way. Shylock ran at him with all his
stretch but as they passed the stand Bas-
sett led length In the advance Shylock six
lengths n front q Warllke e. me & latter o made m
he, too, attempted to outrun Harry Bassett. Shy
lock fell back for several seconds and allowed War
the halfmile pole Shyock came again with rush
for Bassett and tried his best to get to his head.
a sarn but aps I
the race in hand and he came home winner by
four lengths, Shylock second two lengths ahead Of
warlke. Time o. sns s,IMassG neaI' S;'7A'
SAME DAY-FOURTH RACE-Tw0-mfe heats for
all ages; $500 to the first ana 500 to the second
horse.
D. McDaniel's ch. h. Harry Bassett years old,
by Lexington, dam Canary Bird. :........:..
]. G. X. Lawrence's b. G. Shylock, years old.
by Lexington, dam Edith. ...........;:....
War Wa Dance Dance, dam am BY captain Beard.
M. Fl. Sanford's b. I. M. A. b., years old. by
Asteroid dam Bay Leaf. af...................... dis.
D. Buckley's ch. h. Dick Jackson, aged, by Rev.
enue, dam Victoria ..................... dis.
Thomas A. Lynch's ch m Lady Clyde by Lord
Clyde, dam Kate Sovereign. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time, 3:56-3:57Z.