The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE RACE

After a great waste OF time, occasoned by the
into the inner field and continued to buck jump
for half an hour, the youngsters had very good
start, Sweet Lips leading Arstides second, YER
Witners' nny sixth, Ino seventh. Victorious
would not start with the others and was lett
down the backstretch. but before sne reached the
half-mile pole Arstides passed her, Vernango
third. Amelia fourth, Lizzie X. fifth, Ino sixth,
Wlthers' fy seventh. Running around the lower
turn, Aristdes led two lengths, and he carried
this advantage to the three-quarter pole, sweet
Lips second, one length IN front Oh Vemango,
Amelia fourth, Lizzie r. fifth, Ino sixth, Withers'
filly seventh. Running up the hOmestretch the
struggle was spirited between the Norris flliy and
Aristldes, but superior bottom carried the fy
under the wire length in front OF Arstides,
who was SIX lengths ahead Of Amelia, the latter
lengths In advance of Lizzie r., Ino SIXTH Wthers
my seventh nm Time OF the three quarters o.
Paris Mutuels paid $50 20.
The Second Race.
WEST END HOTEL STAKES renewal OF the Mon
mouth Oaks Stakes, value 81, 900, added to sweep
stakes OF $50 each, play or pay, for les foals OF
carry lbs extra, the second TO receive 500 and
the third horse 500 so out Of she stakes One and
nations The following were the
STARTERS.
W. Cottrilrs ch. T. Bonaventure, by Harry Of
the West, dam Maggie G. "a. Lakeland) 49,. l
F. Morris b. I. Regardless by Eclipse, dam Bar
barity: 8 lbs. extra tSparling) 49,. ..........
w. .
dam Banner (W. Lakelandl dl.................... 0
Time, 3:l3ls.
THE BETTING.
Cottrlll ............. $500 80 go 800
MOGTN..- DlU %UJ 900 ooV
THE RACE.
Bonaventure Jumped on with the lead, Regard
less second BaDnerette third. Going down the
nomestretch Bonaventure opened a gap OF four
lengths, Regardless second, head In front of
Bannerette. Bonaventure was five lengths, and
az the tnree-quarter pole eight lengths In front,
ana Keeping up racing clip, was ten lengths
ahead at the stand Regardless and Bannerette
lay side and side nearly all the way to this point.
! When Regardless reached the judges stand she
was cut loose, put 10 the top OF her speed and she
| smut up the daylight between herself and Bona
| venture very rapidly as she ran around the upper
she led four lengths, and kept that advantage
| down the backstretch. not allowing Regardless TO
get any closer to her, The latter began to shorten
ner strlde alter leaving the half-me
! pole, ana whne running around the
| lower turn she iabored severely. Bona
| venture, IL was plain, had now the race in hand
barring an accident She galloped up the home
| stretch at moderate rate and won by eight
| moderately alter Regardless parted company with
! her at the judges stand, seeing that she was In
| difficulty, came along under whip aud spur and
| managed TO make dead heat with Regardless for
The time was excellent -3:l3 with lO7 lbs upon
the winner, the track being somewhat heavy oc-
casoned by shower OF ram that iel Just previous
to the starting OF the two-year-old race. The
! stakes amounted to 81, ,20O The first threeouar.
ters OF mile was run in l:18, and the nrsr mile
In 40 and from stand TO stand In :55H the latter
part OF the race being comparatively slow. The
Paris Mutues paid 81 92.
Year. Winner. Weight Svbs. Starters Time.
1S71-Winesap. ....... I07 % 8 3A3It
"is52-Neyada; ;:;:;;.. lo lo7 20 % s:$O} s:$S}i