The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-07
THE RACING.

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witnessed the various contests were highly de-
| nghted with 1t. The time wasted in getting
the horses together for q fair start In all the
events produced some murmurtng among the
| SPECTATORS; but We have no doubt that annoyance
| viii not occur again, as it seemed to be produced
by concerted insubordination among the Jockeys
lew fines or suspensions will cure this evil very
soon. The most singular feature of the days
doings was the general defeat Of all the iavorites
and the rich harvest reaped by the book makers.
Four races were run, the first being dash Of
three-quarters Of mile, then a dash OF a mile and
q half, the third being mile dash and the fourth
two miles and quar.er.
For the frst event eleven came to the post.
These were N. a. Sanlord's bay gelding Kadi,
John F. Chamberlin's chestnut Ally Carlina, f.
Norris bay colt Shilelah, r. w. Waldens bay geld
ing Mildew, L. /. Lorlllards bay mare Girl of the
Period, P. L0rtllards chestnut colt Free Lance, ID.
McDaniel's chestnut nlly Mary Buckley, R. ". Cam
er0n's bay flV by Warminster George Ayres
chestnut colt Erassus Corning, J. W. Hunt Reyn-
olds' chestnut ge!ding Marmion, and NJ. A. Lit
tells brown gelding Wizard. sanord's Kadi was
the iav0rite In the pools at the commencement Of
the selling, Free Lance, Mldew and Mary Buckley
all having hackers, while many were sure that
Girl of the Period could win, provided she had any
thing like good start. Wizard was In the field
until 1t was ascertaned that Bob Swim would ride
him, then he sold pretty well, but not as high as
the Others. Wizard was ridden with blinkers
over his eyes, IS he has roguish tenn
per at times. He won very easily by
Two lengths, much to the discontinue
OF those who had invested on the other horses.
Mr. Lttell's victory OF the first Of the meet
ing was hailed aS good omen by all his Jockeys
and trainers, and the gentleman received the
congratulations OF his friends Many persons who
are acquainted with the capabilities Of the horses
are under the Impression that several that were
start been an "e even one He and Free Lance got
away several lengths before Girl OF the Period and
M 81 ns aid ne IN c % 81
away, and she was beaten before she made the
nrst Jump as were the majority o. the others in
the race Hence the easy victory OF Wizard
For tue second race, which was the Fordham
Handicap dash of q mile and quarter, there
bay geIding Mndew. ?. Ioriiard's bay colt Stan,
ford, L. L. Lorard's bay colt CARIBOU James NC.
chestnut horse Boaster, u. McDaniel's bay llly
by Rcd Dick, Joseph Donahue's brown colt Artist,
ords brown horse Mate and n A. Ittelis chest s
nut colt Fellowcrait. Mate was the favorite over
the field. Lorlard's entries the second choice.
Fellowcralt being the third in favor, then Minnie
Mac and Artist, the others being sold IN the field
just before the start Survivor won the race after
severe tdssle with Artist from beginning to end.
The favorltes were never at the front. Mate, with
the top weight, made good race and secured
The Wthers Stakes was the third event OF the
day, and OF the thirty entries fourteen came to
.
Persaader, Thomas Puryear's bay colt Grlnstead,
s. H. jones' bay fny sangamonla, II. Blandy Il
chestnut nlly Waitress, A. Belmont's bay iilly
Beatrice, u. D. Wltners' chestnut colt Maccaroon.
Dani DAM brown fy Josie B., NJ A. LtseiI's brown
cot Reform Joseph Donahues chestnut colt Dub
In, y Gaineys bay colt Culpepper, W. Cottrs
bay Ally vandaiite. Belmonts entry was the To- \
vorite, Grinstead. Maccaroon and Sangamonia sell
delay in getting the horses together on even
terms produced iretiulness on the part Of Bea-
trlce, Sangamonia, and some of the others, which
completely untitled them for racing before the flag
fell. They were completely choked with exci'e-
| quarters Of mile. The winner OF the race. Dub
I'm. during the excitement Of getting into place,
ming about, collided with Culpepper and both colts
fell, rolling over their Jockeys. Tne boy that was
msson was ASKED 1 % withdraw the Beoe
however, the matter was settled. young pontln, a
mounted aud after the dag fell he rode the colt in
colt Dublin was sold BY Mr.. Jerome at Jerome
Park when two years old to j.. Nice for $780, from
has won some valuable stakes, the one Yesterday
amounting to So, 200 Dublin's mile heat race at
ne caab
the others OF standing the wear and tear OF the
contest. There is no work so good as mile meats
to put horse in condition Tor any race, he then
gets work that will not be given IN ordinary train
Ing for fear Of injury.
This great race had Tor starters Lawrence h Lord
lard's bay horse snylock, p Lorlllard's chestnut
horse Village Blacksmith, ID. McD.niel's chestnut
horse ADd-el- Koree, Joseph Donahue's gray fly
Lizzie Lucas, NJ A. Littel's chestnut colt Fellow
G. ii. Rices chestnut horse Wanderer. The latter
was great iavorite, bringing IN the pools nearly
as much as all the others Combined, the next to
vor, Village Blacksmith and Lizzie Lucas bringing
like amounts in the pools when sold separately.
others, was beaten, as Shyock won in gallant
style BY four lengths after brilliant struggle up
smith, Lizzie Lucas and Abd-eKoree. Survivor
was badly beaten, and we cannot see why he was
as The Fordham Handicap. The value Of the win.
The following are the details Of the racing as it
The First Race.
PURSE s5oo-Maidens allowed, If three years old,
lbs Three quarters OF q mile.
NOMINATIONS.
NJ. A. Littell's br. g. Wizard, py Concord dam
Dolly Morgan, years Old, l05 lbs (Sevm -. !
P. Lorlllafd's ch. 6. Free Lance, By Kentucky,
dam Parachute, years old 1o1 lbs. (Barbeej..
Katonan, years old, % los. tFeakes) .........
George Ayres CHI. c. Erastus Corning. by Light
ming, dam Nora Creina, years old, 81 lbs.
F. & Morris b. c. sneian,' BY BY Eclipse. dam
sasne her, BarDar1iy x ODD 81 lbs !Meaen
dam La Grande Duchesse. 4years old, sS lbs.
1 Shambe rims cn oarna. BY Planet, dam
Mazurka, years old, g. bs. *, Dewirel.....
dam Mildred, years old, 90 lbs. tronton) -.
r. w. Camerons b. or r. by Warminster, dam
! SOPHIA, years old, "a lbs. (C Th9masl ......
D. McDaniel's CHI. I. Mary Buckley, by Leaning
ton, dam Lady Duke, years old, "a lbs. wv.
L. l.. LOrillard's b. III. Girl OF the PERIOD by vir-
| GIL dam Mamie Butler, years old, 80 lbs
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THE BETTING.
/ Kadt. ................... 500 105 Ito 80 IS IS
/ Wizard ................. 46 65 65 40 so lis
Miidew ................. 20 So SO 46 40 SO
/ Free Lance. ............ IS So IS so 80 100
| Shillelagh .............. rs 40 80 SO 80 IS
1 Field. 40 SO 50 90 rs $50