The New York herald., 1874-07-19

TnY BETTING.
FiSH"oou Field ZOO zoo $iS ESQ siS @ Sso @ iSo %
THE RACE.
Stockwood was first away, Cartb0o second 3. r.
Carver third. Gong around the lower turn--the
horses being started from the hait-mile pole
Carlboo ran to the ont and was six lengths clear
OF Stockwood at the three quarter pole, b, r.
Carver being about the same distance behind.
Cariboo kept up the racing clip up the home-
stretch and two lengths IN front at the stand,
Stockwood second, three lengths ahead OF Carver.
Going around the upper turn stockwood aud
closing the daylight between CarbOO and them
selves. Tne latter, however, was six lengths
hail. nalf y length I ahead Of Garver. Going down
the backstretch stockwood and Carver raced
the later only led one length, Stockwood length
in advance or Carver. Car1Doo was passed at the
three-quarter pole by the Others and tney raced
by little over length. Cariboo was ten lengths
behind. Time of the mile and nali 2:l2A.
The Fourth Race.
MATCH g. 900; q dash Of TWO miles.
Lawrence n G. Loriiiard's b. h. Shylock. by Lex
ington. damsEdith, years old, Ia lbs. Pon-
p. i4orriiiard named en- /. Vaultress. by Vanda,,
dam by Chllde Harold, years old, 81 los.
FHnef' Tina a;ar
TIE BETTING.
yaaltress. s,S. s;S. sao 2ao ses sSS
ShyIock.. LIDO 24o Ioo 3o0
THE RACE.
The horses had very good start, and ran head
T Az the Susrter Dole ,,e Waitress was haiI ep9tn
! III 'front.' she kept in that way down the back
stretch leading naf a, length l op past o che namle "a
length aud hall, and she then took the inside
position, shyiock ran up to her on the upper
tress had the best OF 1t ay halt length, and little
further on was clear OF Shylock. AT the hail-miie
! pole had neck the best of 1t; bur. alter whip
! and spur contest up the homestretch, Shyock won
! the race by hall length Time ol the Two miles,
! 3:s0h.
SrEEpLR CHASE HANDICAP, for all ages. about
three miles, over fair hunting course: purse 500:
$500 TO the nrst SIS 10 the second and $50 TO the
third horse.
STARTERS
Joseph Donahue's ch. n. George West, by Aste-
roid, dam Kate Hayes years old, 15l lbs;
Nj. <. Litteis b. m. HENRIETTA, by Jerome Edgar,
dam Minnie Minor, years old, 13o lbs; 4; STAT
Hugh sis Gainey's br. g. wizard by Concord dam
Dolly Morgan, years old, 14O lbs; Sut iire.....
Dr. Cattrack,s D; &. lmpecunious; So BY rppetary,
John Grltlin's b. g. vesuvius, by vandyke, dam
Lizzie Berry, aged, 14o lbs; Bowen............
Time, S:055s.
THE BETTING.
George west. 800
f'''u THr RAGE. 80
The horses were started from the inner hcid, be-
hind the timers stand, George West leading. Hen
Ward ath.' The arst jump was over a wall in
| front OF the CLUB house, George West showing the
way; Vesnvins second Henrietta tnira' mzard Ian
! fell over, throwing his jockey over first, and the
horse fell on the man, inluring him severely. lie
was picked up ana carried away. ImpecunouS
| followed the other horses 1Or snort time. The
next jump was over ience near the quarter pole,
and then two walls on the far side OF the field,
near the backstretch fence George West was hrsI
over the first two, but at the last wall Nesuvius
led Henrietta third, wizard fourth. The,
next Jump over q fence IN the field,
near tue lower turn, VesuvIus leading six lengths
/ OF Henrietta, Wizard close up. They next Jumped
u wall near the furl0ng pole, and, coming up in
! front OF the stand, jumped the wall and water.
| George West going over first, one length In 'front.'
! OF vesuvius, the latter about the same distance
ahead OF WIZARD who was u length in front OF
ground again, George West leading all the way,
Vesuvius second, Henrietta and wizard close
together. When they came to the water IN 'front.'
OF the stand the second time George West was
first over, Wizard second, Henrietta third,
Vesuvius running alongside and not max
tirely out fherc change OF places
during the next turn, the horses making the same
jumps as before quite successfully. They then,
after jumping the wall In front OF lhe CLUB house
for the fourth time, ran around towards the quar-
ter pOfe and then jumped into the regular track,
At this time George West had commanding lead,
and only having Two easy hurdles TO jump-one &C
! the hami 10 pole and the other below the lurlong
! pole on the hOmestretch--he galOped on gamely
and came home winner twenty lengths IN 'front.'
OF Vesuvius, who was not In the race, and 200
yards In 'front.' Of Henrietta, who won second
money, Wizard third. Time OF the chase s:o5H.
! and thus ended the second summer meeting &C
| Monmouth Park.
The following were the amounts paid by the Paris
Mutual on the several races run yestcrday:-First
race, $1I 49, second race $I4 S4 third race ~ Sls
fourth race, $lI 81; hfth race $l2 ol.