The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-12

the next snow falls Annie Hall is very fair look
ing flliy, and will no doubt win enough during the
year 10 pay Tor training and oats. We Will say
nothing about the others until they distinguish
themselves by some well won race.
starters out OF twenty-slx entries. These were mir.
Saniord's bay horse Preakness, by Lexington, dam
Bay Leaf, years old; Thomas W. DosweiIs Day
morse EOius, by bennington, dam Fanny Washing-
ton. years old; ID. Mcdaniel Co. % chestnut colt
Hubbard, BY Planet, dam Minnie Mansfield, years
BY Asteroid, dam Alabama. s years old; Isaac W.
Pennock's bay colt by xandai, dam Margravv nse
years old tne and b. Jack Mscn
dam vesper Light, years old. Preakness had
the call in the betting, Hubbard being the second
choice Eous third. Preakness won very easy
race In the fastest time ever made on the Jerome
Park track. He, however. carried six pounds less
horse and makes strange races. When he is him.
self and feels like running he is an No. race
horse; but when he is not Preakness and does not
feel like running he can be beaten by second raters.
He is now In high flesh. and as he has always run
best when fat probably u win pay his owner to
horse, as was also Eolus the latter very badly. No
one seemed to know who did the mischief, but
whoever 1t was should be punished, and heavy
cry ery" Of the s' perpetrator. Some horses were
injured last Saturday in the same way;
ran on Eolus and Preakness this 1endish business
will be continued. Eous ran good race, ana
Was two lengths behind preaAness At the nnis hs
others long way on
The third was selling race, with the usual al
lowances for low value In the horses There were
eleven starters comprising John +. Ohamberlaln's
gray gelding Brennns, carving 95 lbs; Hunter 4
TraveIs chestnut illy Quits, so lbs; D.. Buckey,'s
chestnut mare Chickabiddy, 106 lbs. 10. Donahue's
chestnut horse Sanford, 100 lbs X. Shea's chest
nut geldng Ginger l04 lbs Tnos, W. Doswell,s bay
mare winesap 1o4 lbs W R BabcocEs bay horse na,s
Boss Tweed, los lbs. George Denson's bay geldng
Marcus 10l lbs; John Harbeck, Jr.'s chest
nut horse Cadence 104 lbs, and H. W.
Jerome's bay colt, 80 lbs Quits ana Chickabiddy
Brennus in very good style. He sold very low IN
the pools and In the Paris Mutueis. In the latter
nearly one hundred and fifty dollars was paid for
the SIS invested on him. Brennus was sold after
the race to Mr. Bathgate for $500.
The mile heat race that closed the sports OF the
day was very exciting. II was between Thomas
w. Doswell's chestnut horse Fadladeen ana A.
Belmont's gray colt Gray Planet; !hey nad ehice
heats and the race was won by Fadadeen.
The following are the details OF the racing as u
THE FIRST RACE.
THE LADIES' STAKES for three-ycar-old illllcs;
800 each, half forfeit, with $1O0O added; the sec
ond lly to receive $500 out OF the stakes; one mile
and five tur.ongs.
b. MCDANIEL 60 Is CHI. T. Katy Pease, by Planet,
dam Minnie Mansfield tRocl ........ :...... 1
w. Cottrllls 10. I. Sailie Watson, by Daniel
Boone, dam Maggie q. wv. Lakcland) 1890. q
X. w. Sears br. f. by bennington, dam Echo (E
Thomas W. Dosweil's sr e. Lizzie Lucas by Aus.
tralian, dam Eagless tSwm. ................. 4
w. Cottril's CHI. T. Alice Mitchell, by Planet, dam
Volga "a Lakeland) Observation-Disclosures. s
James A. Grinstcads CHI. +. Iiclair, by Lightning,
A. Belmont's Gu. T. Electra, by Kentucky, dam
Bernice (Palmer). ..... ..............
A. Bemonts b. T. Medora, by Kentucky. dam
camilla lEValS) ...............'..