The New York herald., 1874-10-08
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THE RACE.

Fadiadeen had the best OF the send-ofY Quits Sec
oon nth. Marmion sixth. Rosebud seventh, STAN
ford eighth. PreaKness ninth The Hoaxer tenth,
Picolo eleventh. Running around the turn QUITS
went TO the front, closely followed BY Fadladeen,
Governess third, Cray Planet fourth. Audubon
NTH, the Others in cluster. Al the quarter pole
Quits was half length In front OF Fadladeen, Gov
eTness tnird. Gray Planet fourth, Audubon fifth,
Marmion sixth. Preakness seventh, Rosebud eighth,
The HoaXer NINTH Picolo tenth, stanford eleventh.
Coming down the bun Fadadeen took the iead
and went out OF sight around the blum with
length the best OF IL, QUITS second, Gray Planet
third, Audubon fourth, Marmion fifth, Preakness
sixth, Rose Bud seventh, Goyerness eighth Ihe
Hoaxer ninth. Stanford tentn, Picolo eleventh.
Fadiaeeen appeared on the lower turn three
lengths III front OF Quits, Gray Planet third. Audu-
bon lourth, Preakness Hlth the others grouped to-
gether They came into the homestretcn In this
way and alter line home, Fadladeen won
by two lengths, Preakness second, a neck III front
OF Gray Planet. Rose Bud fourth. Picoio nth, An
dupon sixth, stanford seventh, Goyerness eighth,
Marmon ninth, Quits tenth, The Hoaxer eleventh.
Time OF the mile, :45 The Paris Muuels paid
Sl63
The Second Race.
THE HUNTER STAKES, for FLIES three years Old
of 800 eacn, half iorieit, with $1,000 added the
second horse to receive 5000 out OF the stakes.
Closed With twenty three nominations. One mile
and three-QuarterS.
d. MCDANIEL & Co.'s ch. f. Madge, by Australian,
dam Alabama (3arbee) Observation-Disclosures. l
W. Cottriil's ca. t. Bonayenture, by Harry OF the
West, dam Maggie G. w. Lakeiandl 80;
A. Is. Lewis Il CO.'S b. /. Nandallte, 10y Nanual
dam yesper Light tCampbeD D................ 8
NJ ii. Saniord's ch. l. Lava, by Australian, dam
Lavender tFeeks} -.......................... 4
Time, 10.
THE BETTING
Bonaventure.. $500 500 700 500
Madge. :...,......... $50 65o 49o $50
Nanoaiite ............ 325 CSC 500 450
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THE RACE.
Vandalite took the lead, Madge second Bona
venture third, Lava fourth. Bonaventure ran up
aud took SIDES with Fandaiite at the bud, and
then as she dashed around the hill, went the
When horses oh "a
ndalite second, Madge third, lengths in
front OF Lava There was about half q length OF
daylight between the leading trio they passed
the three-quarter pole The horses then ran at a
the stand BOnaventure was leading half length,
Nandallte second. two lengths IN front or Madge,
who was eight lengths In advance o Lava. Going
around the upper turn, Bonaventure drew clear
OF vandalite, the latter leading Madge two lengths.
AT The quarter pole Bonaventure was one
length In front OF Vandalite, the lat
ter leading Madge two lengths, Lava
i've lengths behind; but then she be-
came down to the bluff Bonaventure led two
lengths. Vandaiite second two lengths IN front Of
Madge, the latter about the same distance In ad-
vance OF Lava. Bonavenure opened the gap as
she circled around the hlll and on her appearance
on the lower turn she was three lengths ahead of
Nandalite, the latter one length IN advance OF
Medge, Lava following four lengths away. Just
before the FLIES reached the three-quarter pole
the racing commenced In earnest. Madge ran ND
to Vanualte ana the latter following her sharply,
they both lay alongside OF Bonaventure as they
the others the g0-by, and coming on under q stin
pull, Barbee brought her home winner of the
stakes by two lengths, B0naventure head in front
OF Vandalte the latter five lengths In advance OF
The stakes were worth $780, The Paris Musuels
paid $13.