The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12


First Hedt.-village Blacksmith was away first,
Mildew second, Gerald third, Maid Of Orange
fourth, Lzzy Lucas nth, Warlike sixth. Al the
smith fourth, Warlike ffth, Mildew sixth. At the
halfmile pole Gerald still led two lengths, Maid Of
Orange second, village Blacksmith third, Lizzy
Lucas fourth, Warlike NTH, Mildew sixth. At the
three pole Gerald stu showed the way,
lage Blacksmith, Lizzy Lucas fourth, Warike fifth.
AS the horses passed the stand Gerald was leading
half length in front Of Warlike, Who was two
lengths ahead OF Village Blacksmith, Mfdew trail
@ ssad ' At the Sa Of Gerald m
advance OF LiZzy Lucas, Warlike fourth, Village
Blacksmith ffth, Mildew sixth Going down the
one length at the hall-mie pole. Gerald second,
warlike third Village Blacksmith fourth, Maid OF
the lower turn several changes took place, Lizzie
Lucas keeping the lead. She entered the home
stretch Q length ahead Of Warllke, Maid OF Orange
third, Village Blacksmith fourth, Mlldew fifth,
Gerald sixth. One OF the finest runs up the home
stretch that was ever witnessed then ensued, and
sible to tell which the winner except for those
immediately on the line. From the reporters
was WarSe aeSa ea nsd
who appeared to be parallel, neck in front OF
Lizzy Lucas. The judges however, saw differently
ond and village Blacksmith third: Lizzy Lucas
was good fourth, Gerald nth and Maid OF Orange
sxsn the Of me nsat xss 1s
second. Wariike third, Gerald fourth, Village Black
smith fifth, Maid OF Orange sixth, Gong around
the upper turn LiZzy Lucas went to the front and
Blacksmith and Mildew side and side, .warlike
stretch, Lzzy Lucas still led, and at The halfmile
pole was neck In front OF Maid OF Orange. Gerald
third, hildew fourth, Warlike fifth, Village Black.
smith sixth. LizZy Lucas showed the way around
the lower turn and up the homestretch, passing
the stand length IN front of Village Blacksmith,
the latter neck in advance OF Gerald. Warlike
fourth, Mah OF Orange 1fth kildew sixth,
and iaboring badly at the time. Going
sS the best the Of
half length ahead OF Village Blacksmith the
latter q neck in advance Of WarIike, Maid Of Or
ange fifth, Mildew sixth and beaten. Village Black
Lucas at the halfmile POLE she being but neck In
Maid OF Orange fifth, Mildew sixth. village Black.
smith soon afterwards had Lizzy Lucas beaten,
aa she sa 1nen a%s 10
began to make play and closed finely, but could
not quite overtake him. Village Blacksmith won
Orange third Lizzy Lucas fourth, Gerald fifth, Nil
dew dstanced. Time, 3:40
This closed the race, as Village Blacksmith had
dstanced the winner OF the first heat, and all the
others had to go to the stable.
The Third Race.
PURSE s4oo, q selling race for all ages; the win
ner to be sold for $3.50; II entered 10 be sold for
$500, allowed lbs.; for $500, 20 lbs; for 5000,
Ia lbs ANY surplus over selling price to 90 to
second horse. One and quarter miles.
= ENTRIES.
J. F. Chamberlln's ch c. wheatly, by War
Dance. dam by Glencoe, years. $500, 90 lbs.
J. b onaRnes b. Hattie oNe, by Bay Dick
dam by scythlan. years, 81 lbs. !Feeney);.:. 2
j. Boughrum's CHI. C. Camden, by Bulletin, dam
by Leviathan, years, 500, 100 lbs. (Han-
kerSODl y
r. w. walden's CHI c. Liverpool, by Planet,
dam by Novice 3years, $50, ~ lbs; tPontlnl
J. Boughrum's b. e. st. Patrick, by Eclipse, dam
by Siasher years, $500, OF lbs. ............ DIR.
Thos. jones' b. (. Maid of Orange, by Lexington,
. dam by Maiden years, s2 lbs ...........". DIR.
Time, 2:l3H-2I5.