New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
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First Heai-surviyOr took the lead, with Fadsdeen
she upper turn where Artist became second. but B. F.
Carver deprived BIN Of that position as eey ran along
change in these positions Until they entered @ tas nSee
but failing to reach survivor bestoR four lengths;
Carver being third aud Arts; fourth.
Close ana Iv IN ' Afs AOnS
after passing quarterpole deprived Arizona
of the lead, and speedily opened 80 vide gap that
N Intellectual and Artist won the heat by six lengths
in Es7: Fadlsdeen being third.
90 contest the race as by the rules all the other horses
stables The Interest very great these
ssddled for the deciding heat Both got OFF well
shot pst and took the track from him. Artist
closedon HE antagonist At the euarterpoe and both
cent struggle for the lead elcng bursts OF cheering
from M mas Of & s for s9 Sy PSS Sev '4sy 4s Sds GUn
along lower turn aud lnto the homestSetch where
pole The long contnled exertiOn told on Survivor who
not such hgn order for the contest his hardy
away from him. and won splendid race by Two lengths
90 ri7i Lengcontinued cheering greeted The victor,
who was ridden by the Englsh Jockey, BWDee, az lie
returned odhe jndge's stand
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THE JERSEY DERBY.
This vas the third the programme. Like its
Epson prototype. IT Is -or threey only $50 each.
play pay, with 81 added by the Association; the
secOnd 500 OF the stakes, aud the third
slOO; Kile aud half There so entries. that
tue worth A0oa. Nine horses started for
a Crawfords chestnut oo,t Rutherford r. Iorillsrds
brown colt Saxon H. Z. McSrsth's bay colt Pen
s1onts chestnut colt Amadeus D. d. Witherss chestnut
colt MacarooD, A. ittelPs bay colt Reform, j. Carter
Belmont Stakes beating Aaron Pennington. Rutherford,
Bgand and others OF h present opponents aud hence
for having suffered from soreness resulting
sntre ccnndence o his stabs Brgsnd was rumored to
have improved sreay snee the Jes2ne Park race bat
satisfaction in rot With Jury few days previous; he
however heartily supported by the owner and the
pretty even . the DetSs but few Of the last pools
cold Sexton hs9 the call Time wasted owing " the
'ISsRs Se StRers Tse start wa. fro% the hS ne
Inils pole, and when the drum was tapped
second Aaron bennington third, and Brigand
pe1ti Reform, Rutherford Court Hampton. King Anna
they bad rescSed the pole Bar6ee pulled
Saxon back into tho third places Brgand and PenniDg
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Hscaroon 20 assume eight lead. head only separat
5s ns %s eons around the turn
pennington took the lead was length 10 front o.
Sans Rsyward out Of the saddle 10 bis ssserness On
the the fast pace told upon Mac&roon who
Along the lower stretch saxon bore the cherry jacket Of
Mr.. Jorard 20 the 'front.' inspiring the followers Of the
sen sS pu hIS SS Brssnd and BAD sn Slightly I
back. and bis moneptary retirement from tbe front
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