New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

A start effected without any delay, the horses
getting off almost in line together Madge almost i'm
mediately showed in front, with Botany Bay next Dub
lin and Davoo third and fourth They fast around
the turn and they swept past the quarterpoe Dub
lin was a neck front Of Madge, with Fadladeen two
lengths behind the latter, Botany Bay next Jean Val
Jean, Minnie Mac, and Dlavoo leading the rest the
favorite, B. F. Carver being last His numerous back
ers were aghas with asonishment and disappointment
ct seeing him far in the at this early stage of the
race Along backstretch Dublin still showed III front
OF Madge, and at the half mile was half length in the
lead Botany Bay being al the aters Quarters Fadla-
deem and Woodbne next the rest strung out be
hind On the lower turn Madge suddenly shot past Dub
ln and, quickly opening gap led by two lengths at
the turn into the homestretch where Fadadeen, who
had passed Dublin, second. Coming the straight
run Fadadeen made resolute effort TO reach Madge,
but McDanles fly kept the lead aud won very cevery
by parts Of length in li6i which, considering
the state of the track, remarkably good time. Fad
ladeen second Botany Bay third, Dublin fourth,
Woodbine fifth b. Carver sixth, Lotta Moore seventh,
D.avolo eighth. Jean Valjean ninth, ond Minnie Mac
last The winner belongs to Dangerous Mcdaniel"
and is by imported Australian out OF Alabama mare
10 whose produce the veteran Colonel has always been
partial He had the most implicit conf lence In her run
Ming and the Confederacy large stake by her vic
tory. She disappointed them considerably IN the Ala
batua Stakes she could only gain third position TO
Regardless and Countess She engaged in the Sequel
Stakes, two miles, tomorrow, in which she viii have TO
meet Reform, Culpepper Countess, Dublin and Vandal-
ite. Will fairly test her endurance over
distance OF ground her great speed being undenable
THE SECOND RACE.
This was a dash OF two miles and an eighth for
purse Of $500 Of which 800 and the entrance mouoy
went second horse Only two horses were entered
namely, McDaniel's Springb0k aud Sandford's Mate.
both Old opponents. sprngbok had beaten Mate most
deosively on the first day Of the meeng here, in the
mile and a quarter sweepstakes, run IN 2l0. the fast
est time recorded for tins and having beaten
PrecKness and Wanderer with consummae case in the
Saratoga Cup his victory this looked upon
foregone conclusion, judging from the pool betting
which was as follows:
so 100 100
An even start effected, but before they reached
the judges stand springbok leading two lengths
Hayward on Mate, beng evidently determined to make
q waiting OF it. BarOee, who plotting Spring
box. him along at steady gait his long. rakIng
stride enabling him TO open gap of lengths the
uarterpole, which he maintained throughout the first
mile leading clear lengths under the string. There
was no change in the relative positions of the horses
around the turn aud along the sackstrctch, but
approaching the hali-me pole. Mate closed Spring.
box and for about so yards kept at his quarters his
hackers hopes rising at the sight OF the diminished lead
Of Co.. McDaniePs great horse. But IL was only
suGerance that Mate had got so close 10 sprngbek for
the Barbee relaxed his pull on tire horse, ne
Haywards efforts to urge Mate to increased speed to
overake his powerful antagonist met with response,
and sprinGbok galloped homo a winner, with hands
down. by dozen lengths, the last mile having
been in ls. This undoubtedly entities Spring
box to the title OF the King of the American Turf"
now that the great Tom Bowling has compelled by
adverse fate TO resign his sovereignty.
This the second OF the day and the sixth dur
ing the meeting that the stable " the Mcdaniel Coated
eracy has won and II has evidently got into the
current OF SUCCESS which in Harry Bassetrs ana Joe
Daneis's year swept everything before IT, On the
day Of the meeting he the mile and a quarter
sweepstakes, worth s2S5O, with springbok; the
second day purse OF $500 dash OF three quarters OF
@ nse, with Katie Pease the Saratoga Stakes. worth
A2OO with Willie Burke, and the Saratoga Cup $500.
with sprngbOk, the third day beside the two
above. worth G G.2O0-inaking grand total amount OF
go $50 woD at this meeting up 10 this time
TIE HURDLE RACE.
This was handicap for purse o. $50, Of which sloc