The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

Teetotal took the ned, Cadence second, Chicka-
biddy third, Shylock fourth. ,,s
cSicSs6iaey 1G fourth g. reescssl and Cadence ran
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one length ahead or Chickabiddy. II seemed i'm
leaders, but as Cadence ran around the upper turn
ne began TO climb and drop back. and TeetOtal led
hum iosr lengths to the quarter pole Chckabddy
the front as she reached the lower turn. she came
steadily home, winning by three lengths; Cadence
second, three lengths IN front OF Teet0ta; Shy
lock forth. Time, 3:16.
4 SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-THIsD RAcE.Free Handicap Stakes,
mile and three quarters; Club to add $500.
years DID, oy Australian, dam Kate Hayes, s5
j. h Habeck's CHI. q. Cadence, years old, by
s. Chaplain Smiths b. T. Teetofal, years old, by
Young Melbourne, dam Young Antilla, so lbs.
J. g. K. Lawrence'sb: 9. shylock, years old, by
Lexington, Jam Edltn, l0l IDS ...........
..0 Time, 3:15.
DASH OF FOUR MILES.
a mne Of "ur mss for q
horse and $500 to the second. The starters were
McSrstns black mare Lucy !sckson By En-
Cholera, aged, and NJ Halls bay horse John Mer.
ihe A village BscSsmitn was the f avorite at TWO
to one over the field, and IT was the heaviest
was first away Lucy Jackson second village
Blacksmith close up. The horses ran around
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four lengths ahead OF the Blacksmith. Going down
the backstretch the mare went to the 'front.', after
Q slight tusse with Merryman, ana they were 2
dozen lengths ahead OF the Blacksmith at the half
mile pole The mare kept up the clip around the
lowe. turn , and up the hcmestretcn and as as she
mile she was Jour lengths in front OF john the lat
ter ten ahead of Village. There was no change Of
place during the second mile until near the stand,
when John Merryman went up to the mares head
and they passed under the wire yoked, eighty yards
IN front Of the Blacksmith. Going around the upper
turn on the third mile John parted company with
ne opened gap OF SIX lengths on Lucy to the half
mile pole and was 100 yards away from Village
Blacksmith The hackers Of the latter could not
understand how 1t was that their favorite was al
lowing himself to be left 80 far behind, but some
OF them began to think that he was doing his best
and that II John Merryman did not fall down they
wire at the end Of the third mile eighty yards ahead
Of the Blacksmith. the old mare having given up
the contest. John went into the last mile so far
ahead Of the Blacksmith that the race was practl-
speed, which was none OF the fastest now, but 1t
was even better than Village Blacksmith's. John
Merryman increased the distance between himself
and his follower, and won the race amid the widest
shouts OF the crowd by ut least one hundred yards.
Village Blacksmith was 200 yards ahead OF Lucy
Jackson Time Of the dash. 7:45K.
SAME DAY.-FoURTH ,RACE-Purse OF $1,000, Of
which $1,000 to first horse and $500 to second
Dash OF 1our miles.
F. M. Halls b. h. John Merryman, years old,
by Eugene, dam La Rose. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. /
]. G. K. Lawrence's ch h. Village Blacksmith,
aged, by Vandal, dam Cholera. ............... 2
Ii. P. McGrath's blk. IN. Lucy Jackson, aged, by
EndOrser, dam Lucy Fowler. ................ 8
Time, TASK.