The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19

loser making the remark that .the nlly was
dalIte showed the way rom beginning to end.
The great event OF the day was the steeple erase,
which had for starters Messrs; Lawrence and @;
by Wagner, carrying l5s los. Joseph Donahue's
chestnut geldlng Tammany, by Lexington, dam
horse Blind Tom bv Star Davis, dam Margarine,
aged, l6O lbs d. J. Bannatyne's bay ally Electric,
lbs, ana M A. Littelrs bay mare Henrietta, by
Jerome Edgar, dam Minnie Minor years old,
s s s % ] T Tm the ps sS s sSe
fetched about as much as Bullet and bind Tom
together After very close race Bullet was the
winner; but 1t ie doubtful whether he would have
been at the winning post nrst II Tammany had not
stumbled and fell on his knees at ditch, or bog,
In the western part OF the south field. Tammany
was leading when the accident happened, and
what he lost then probably caused his defeat It
was great race, and, as we said above, 1t should
The following are the details OF the days
dolngs:-
PURSE $500, for maidens; three-year-olds to
carry 80 lbs, fonryear.olds and upwards to carry
100 lbs, mares and geldlngs allowed lbs One
M II. sandiord's b. 9. Kadi, by Lexington,
dam Katonah, 5years old, 81 lbs. (Feakes). W. O.
AT three O'Clock precisely, Mr. SaDdlord's Kadi
was called forth win the purse in walk II his
trainer chose to have him to do So He cantered
the mile and a quarter, his jockey was weighed,
and then Kadi was awarded the $780,
The Second Race.
PURSE $7OO; three-year-old colts to carry 81 lbs.
and FLIES 81 lbs. four-year-olds and upwards,
never having won race above the value or 81 600,
allowed lbs. above the value OF $500, lbs, I;
lbs. One mile and three quarters.
Planet. dam Matte Gross, years old, 50
The Ceremony Of another .waik over in the
sns Of 0 gentle bsto wts gP
declared the winner Of the $500 purse.
The Third Race.
PURSE 5000, for three-year-olds; files to carry
105 lbs. beaten maidens allowed lbs; the winner
OF The WtherS Stakes to carry lbs. and OF the
Belmont or Ladies' Stakes Lbs. extra. One mile
and quarter.
A. B. Lewis Co.'s b. !. vandalite, BY Vandal,
dam yesper Light, 105 his. lHousron) .......... l
tralian, dam La Grande Duchesse, 100 lbs.
Time, 2:iz
THE BETTING.
caTissins... s. ~ g ' GO ~ y
Vandate jumped away with the lead and came
up the hOmestretch to the stand couple Of
lengths in front Of Christine. Going around the
she maintained this advantage to the bluff, where
she had room to cross IN front OF Christine as she
rounding the Mil. When the nllies appeared in
sight on the lower turn there was about q length
modc effort to reach vandalite at the three-quar-
ter pole. but falling she gradually fell away and
was OeateQ Dy V6nO3LIc dozen lengths, the
latter coming in on a hand gallop. Time OF the
mile and half, 2:17.
The Fourth Race.
HANDICAP srHEPLB CHAsE.-Purse $500, OF which
5000 to the second horse; entrance free; the
horses, the property OF different owners to start,
or no race. About TWO miles aud half
STARTERS
Lawrence and G. Lorillard's Oh. g. Bullet, by
Bulletin, dam by Wagner, years old. 1853
Joseph Donahue's ch. 9. rammany, by Lexing-
ton dam Lis Mardis aged 161 lbs. Ia. Carney 2
George Ayres' or. h. Blind Tom, by Star Davis
dam Margarine, aged, $50 lbs. (Sutlinj ....... 8
D. J. Bannatyne's b. T. Electric, by Lightning
dam by Glencoe, years old, 1873 lbs. (Lee). 4
N. A. Littels b. nj. Henrietta, by Jerome Edgar
dam Minnie Minor, years old, 1856 lbs. uittlej
Time, A:28k.