The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-05

wouiu hOt rev nis owner puIcuase Jew pools on
him. Jean Vatican then had the cab in the betting,
Bineaman being the second choice. Bngaman
won capital race very handily. He cut
out the work at the tap OF the drum, took
the lead at once and was never headed in
the race. Mr.. Bruce's Galway came In second,
much to the surprise OF the hackers OF Jean
Vatican, who was third. The winner Is a capital
race horse, and when not Weighted too heavily
and the distance not too far is a very hard horse
to beat He can run mile heats all day, as the
hackers OF Mart Jordan fully believe and they have
reason never to forget. Jean Vatican did not run
as good q race as was anticipated from the high
reputation that preceded his advent in the North
but he may do great deal better before the meet
ing Is over. He is a noble looking colt, finely
formed and seems to run with great ease, but
somehow or other he did not stay as well as Bin
gaman or Galway.
The second race was mile heats, which had five
starters These were John +. Chamberlin's bay
colt Survivor Joseph Donahues brown colt Artist,
John Conee's brown colt Il. r. Carver, James
Franklin's bay mare Arizona, and T. Is. h w. r.
Davis chestnut colt Fadladeen. The latter was
the lavorte over any of the others, Survivor
the second choice, Arizona being the third in
FAVOR. 1t was a capital race. and was won by
Artist after three heats, Survivor Winning the
first ARTIST the second and third. Alter the second
heat Fadladeen; Arizona and b. F. Carver were sent
TO the stable. Much interest was shown between
the second and third meats, Artist selling for first
choice IN some pools and Survivor in Orners. The
last heat was beautiful struggle between the
colts from send to end, y Artist showing the most
bottom at the finish and winning the race. A race
sarvSor and Arst have met three Times 70 s sss
season and Artist has proved the victor twice.
Survivor has the most speed, Artist the most
bottom.
The third race was considered the great event
Of the day. IL was the Jersey Derby. There were
originally nifty nominations for this race, out OF
which number nine came to the post. These were
John +. Chambe Inns bay colt vislgoth, DennIson
4 CrawiOrd's chestnut colt Rutherford, T. Lorll-
lard's brown colt saxon, Il. =. McGraths bay colt
Aaron pennington, NJ. IL. Saniord's pay colt Brig
and, August Belmont's chestnut colt Amadeus. b.
D. Wlthers' chestnut colt Macaroon, M. A. Lit
teh's bay colt Reform. j. Carter Browns bay colt
Court Hampton. The betting was very even be-
the latter having the call In lew OF the
last pools sold, Brigand being the second choice
and bennington the third. The spectators
capabilities OF the colts, and they made slight
mistake only between Brigand ana Saxon, the lat
Stakes. The trainer OF Brlgand did not thInK nim
q better horse yesterday than ne was at Jerome
Park, but Mr. Sanford his owner, thought he
might be ridden little better, as he Thought too
much use had been made OF the colt at the early
part Of that race The same opinion prevailed
about Aaron PenninP ton. and We thir k that both
were correct. Both colts have great speed, but
Brigand can stay the longest under pressure
Saxon, although unsuccessful, ran capital race,
being In the 'front.' rank from beginning to finish.
He Is q colt OF fine staying qualities, with great
share of speed.
The fourth race was a steeplechase, with five
contestants These We're Joseph Donahue's team,
George West and Tammany; NJ. A. Lttell's Hen
rietta, George Ayres' Victor and Lawrence Il G..
LOrllard's Bullet. Bullet had the call in many of
the pools, DOnahue's two being the second choice,
Henrietta and Victor selling os field at very low
figures. This was remarkable race throughout,
as both Of Mr.. DODahue's horses fell in the
race and Victor dlslocated his near hind
and George West. were terribly shaken by their
falls, but hap PLY had no bones broken. Before
Tuily was pick ed up, after the lall Of lammany,
man, named Garter, mounted the horse and went
money (she having fallen in the early part OF the
racel but Tammany stumbled at the fir hurdle
he had TO jump and fell at the second, and Hen
rietta beat him Tor third premium. The second
injured by his iall.
The following are the details OF the racing az it
cam OIL
First Race.
TRIAL PURSE. $500. for all ages, dash of one
mile: entrance money to second and third horses.
The following were the
STARTERS.
M. FL Saniord'S br h. Bingaman, by Asteroid
dam Bay Leaf, aged, la lbs. (Hayward).
8. d. Bruces ch. c. Galway. by Concord dam
James Franxlin's gr. q. Jean Vatican, by Light
nlng, dam Sequin, years Oh, los lbs Nv.
yohn Cnnee,s or i;onnvi,.;ot NV htnin,,
dam Jessamine Porter, years old, 10S lbs
A. Belnont's ch. G. King Amadeus. by King Of
Trumps, dam Amethyst, years old. 90 lbs
James Mckee d co.'s CHI. T. Minnie Mac, by
Planet. dam Edna, years old. 1906 lbs.
John VI f. Ghamberiin;s b. Mary Constant, by
War Dance, dam Lass OF Sidney, years old,
los lbs. (HugheS) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0