The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ATtT FTTHI He'll.
yandalite, 500; FellOwcrait, 500; the field, $65
Time, :49-3 :37.


Arer First Heat
yandalite, 500; FellOwcrait, 500; the field, 500.
THE RACE.
First Heal-StOckwood VAS away first Donny-
brooa second, VandaliTe third, Fe!lowcrat fourth.
Gong around the upper turn vanaallte went 10
Inc ront ana showed the way to the quarter pole,
passing that point two lengths IN 'front.' OF Donny-
brook, the latter being two lengths ahead OF Eel,
lOwcrait VINO was two lengths IN advance oil
Stockwood. There was no change OF place down
the oackstretch and as the horses passed the hJll-
mile pole vandate was leading three lengths,
DonnybrOok second, three lenpths In front OF Fell
lowcrat, the latter about the same distance IN ai-
vance Of Stockwood. AT the three-auarter pole
horses entered the nOmestretch DonDybro0k made
play Ior Vandali,e, and these two had capital
struggle up the stretch and around the upper
turn. the hlly proving the better horse. When
GEAR OF DonnybrOok VandalIte galloped on ahead
OF the others without any urging, a. at the quarter
pole led two lengths Donnybrook second, three
lengths ahead OF Fellowcraft, the latter hali
length IN advance Of stock wood. The two chest
nuts tnen began moving up and reached the tail
Oi DonnybroOk, and they ran head and head down
the backstretch At thel nali-mile poie Nandalite
was Stall two lengths IN front anu running quite
easy, DODny brook second, one length In advance
oil Felloweralt, who was neck anead OF Stock
wood. Going along the lower turn Fellowcrait
MADE movement for the lead and took sides with
DODnybrook, and The two together then forced
their suit with the FLY, yet she came into the
newed their attack aud reached her saddle SKIRTS
wnen FeilOwcralt eit DonnyDrook and renewed
his attack oa the hlly: He nearly reached M her
wnip, and sse came away and beat Felowcrait
three lengths at the post. The latter was nve
lengths ahead o. DonnybrO0K who was SIX lengths
In advance Oh stockwoOd. Time OF the heat 3 49.
Inc first mile was run IN $50; the second III l:50.
Second Heat.-Nandaiite took the lead Donny-
brook second. StockwoOd third, FelloWcra1t
fourth, apparently with the intention OF trailing.
AT the quarter poie Vandaiite led one length
DonnyprOok second, one length in 'front.' OF stock
wood, VINO was three lengths in advance OF Eel
lowcraft. Tne hlly kept In 'front.' down the back
stretch leading one length anu hal at the half
mile pole. Stockwood second nal length In adj
vance OF DInnybroOk, who was hve lengths ahead
of Feilowcrat. Gong around the lower turn there
was no change OI place, nor was there at the
Judges stand as the horses passed under the wire,
Stockwood making strong runnlng at Vandalte at
TINS time. Vandalite was one length IN front,
Stockwoo second, SIX lengths In advance OF
Douny brook, who was haI a length IN front of
Felowcralt. Time, :5O1a. the flly and Stock
wood raced around the upper turn, am at the
front, Stockwood six lengths in advance
OF Fenowcrat, who was a heal in front
flly all the way down the backstretcn, nut he
c ud no. reach her head She led him neck at
the half mile poe, ana soon afterwards length,
wind. Then relic @crafs made MS run Ior the nlly
and TOOK second place on the lower turn. He
came into the homestretch with length the best
OIL it. Felowcrait gradually gained on the flly un-
til he was at her head at the drawgate. Both
Jockeys then resorted to whip and spur, and after
one OF the most desperate struggles oi the meet
ing vandahte won the heat and race by snort
head The time OF the second mile was l:46H, and
the heat 3:37. The Paris Mutuels paid $i1 81 on
the first heat and 50 AZ on the second heat.
The Fourth Race.
LONG BRANCH STAKES, value $500, added to q
sweepstakes Of $50 cash, play or pay for all ages,
to carry 100 lbs. i. mares aud geldlngs allowed 3
lbs $00 to the second and $50 to the third morse.
One and quarter miles. Closed with Il n0mina-
lions. The following were the
STARTERS.
A. Belmont's ch. m. Woodbine, by Censor or
Kentucky, dam tleur des champs, years old
(ENdUSD
j. F. Champerlin's b. C. Survivor by Vandal,
dam by Lexington, years Old (Haghes) 2
Lawrence and q. Lorllard's ch. c. ResOute by
Revolver, dam Matte c., years Old (POatln) 3
Joseph Donahue's b. c. CariboO, by Lexington,
dam Alice Jones, years old Salmonl ........ 4
Time, 500.
THE BETTING.
Woodbine.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $435 835 1,O75
Survivor. r......................... AGO 600 1,l40
Field So llQ 26Q