The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

THE RACE.
The horses gaOped away rom the starter at
very slow pace and when they came to the wall
In the field, in front OF the Club House, Tammany
LED SIX lengths s pIny second SIX lengths eh ~ aa
pace sharp across the field towards the quarter
pole leading over the fence by twelve lengths.
Duty second, six lengths ahead Of George West.
When the horses reached the fence in the field on
the lar side OF the track Dury had overtaKen
terms with him, ten lengths In advance Of George
West. They then ran to sod wall, near the
stables, Duffy going to the front and leading down
the hill and up and across the track into the
field. Tammany six lengths in front of George
West. They ran without changing places over the
fence and Jumped two sod walls in the field and
then ran up In front OF the grand stand and eaped
sae anG IN
vance Of West. Duffy then ran to the stone wall
and passed over it six lengths IN advance Of Tam
many, who was twelve lengths In front OF West.
There was about the same distance between the
horses at the fences and the walls until they came
stumbled and threw his rider heavily. Then CAN
ney. who was at this time a dozen lengths behind
Dufy In hurry, and this he did with q rush. AS
Duffy passed over the water In front OF the stand,
Tammany followed him rideress, George West ten
last, while Duffy was taking things easy. AZ
the sod wall in front OF the club house Duny LED
quarter pole George West was close to him, and
there was no daylight between them as they ran to
again on on the lowe lower turn. The latter, however
he turned into the nomestyetch. Duffy Jumped
the last hurdle three lengths In front OF West and
Followed the to ne Of
| race, making all the leaps without q rider, and
came back to the stand after the race was over.
| 1t was reported that he had broken down in the
race. The time OF the run was :27
The Second Race.
JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB, Purse $1,000 for all ages;
$500 TO the FIRST $3.50 to the second and $50 to the
third horse; mile heats, best three in five.
A. G. Frankns D. IN. Arizona, by Lex.
ington, dam imp. Zone, years old.
J. ". Hunt Reynolds Dr. c. whisper,
dam Matte Gross years old
Fl. p. McGraths b. f. Jury, by Lexing-
ton, dam RoXana, 4years Old !Swain) no.
dam Jassamine Porter, years old.
lime, i4e-i :4sX-l AZ :53,4-l:s5.
THE BETTING BEFORE THE RACE.
a S5;ss1s ,oi;. IS s IS s 8 iS g
S Whisper. "o..'.. 70 s. 80 50 80 IS
After me first heat Jury was still the layorte;
to l; but after that Arizona was the favorite at
| dollars to cents.
First Heat-Whisper was first away, Jury sec.
ond, Arizona third, COnee fourth. Going round
side Jour lengths in front Of Arizona, the latter
being three lengths ahead Of Coffee. The race was
close between Jury ana Whisper the latter show
ond, two lengths IN front OF Arizona who was four
lengths ahead OF Coffee. Whisper ran TO the front
about length ahead OF jury who length
W front Of Arizona, the latter three lengths
clear OF Coffee. steady run up the stretch
landed Whisper winner by four lengths, Jury
second, three lengths ahead Of Arizona, who was
one length in advance of Coffee. Time OF the
Second Hedt-whisper got away even with Ari-
pho Ty bringing sa the
Arizona second, three lengths IN advance OF COfee
who was half length ahead Of Jury. There was
a1 IF MI Re gf nfnh nnfil
| the half-mile pole, when Jury moved up to third
place. As they passed the pole Whisper was half a
| second, three lengths ahead Of Jury, who was two
lengths in advance OF Coffee's colt. Whisper main
| tanned the lead into the hOmestretch. Jury hur
ried him home driving him in q winner by a neck
| Jury second, ten lengths ahead of Arizona, who
| was one length in advance OF Conee's colt Time,
THIRD Heat.-Conees cot went of this time with
bulge and Hughes, his jockey, ran very foul all
out and run around them. Coffees colt led nall a
length IN advance Of Jury, who was four lengths in
front of Arizona, the latter trailing and hiding her
neck, whisper second, hall length ahead Of Jury,
who was half length in advance OF Arizona, the
latter now making her first effort for the race.
neck, but from that moment he began to quit and
Arizona soon took his place. She came up the
lengths, Cofree's colt second, two lengths ahead OF
Jury, who was two lengths in front OF Whisper;
for foul riding the remainder of the meeting. Time
| OF the heat 147%.
| Fourth HeGt.-ArizOna took the lead with the
tap of the drum, and she never relinqulShed il to
| the end. She was half length in front at the
quarter pole, about the same distance ahead at the
half and she never drew away from the colt until
well up the hOmestretch She won by length,
| making the heat in l:531s.
| ruth Hedt.--This heat was counterpart OF the
previous one. Arizona took the lead and held 1t
under pull to the end. She won by length and
" The Third Race.
| MONMOUTH SEQUEL STAKES, value $500, added to
q sweepstakes OF $50 eacn, play pay, Tor three
! year-Ods; the winner OF the Jersey Derby Stakes
| to carry five pounds extra; second horse to re-
ceve $500, and the third horse 500 out of the
| stakes. Two miles.
John +. Chanberlin's b. c. Survivor, by Vandal
dam by Lexington (Barbee) ................... l
BabcOck Rans0ms b. c. Ransom, by Asteriod,
dam Banner ID. RopinsOn) acknowledgements. 2
| II. p. McGrath's b. c. Artist by Asteriod, dam
| Fairy (Swim).. .............................
]. W. Wedon's CHI. c.. Wariike, by War Dance,
dam by Captain Beard (Hazard) ........ 4
| A. Belmont's oh. C. Periwlnkle, by Kentucky.
dam Feur des Champs (Palmer) ............. 8
| ]. +. Chamberlin's b. f. Mary Constant by war
Dance, dam Lass OF Sydney holloway 49,, 8
| ID. J. Crouses Oh. satire, by Revolver dam
Siren (iennesseyl.. ............,............. I
Time. 3ATM.
THE BETTING.
ChamberD ........ $500 100 $40 325 700
| Mctirath.. $50 100 rs 2O5 2I5
Grouse ............ PAS 100 PCS 30 400