The New York herald., 1874-07-08


three lengths ahead OF Arizona, who was four
lengths in advance OF Shyloek, the latter fOur
lengths ahead OF Donnybrook. arizona made a
deal OF the daylight iaS before before reaching the he
led by neck, '' Feiiowcrais t second TWO
lengths in advance OF Arizona, the latter being
in front OF Donnybrook. Getting into tue nome.
stretch Arizona was put TO the top OF her speed
ana coming On ragd soon oveaesued n 5usy ana
gle lay between Arizoz,a and the colt. The
latter soon gave way ana Arizona passed him and
Fellowcraft second, ten lengths In advance OF
Shylock, who was TWO lengths IN front OF Donny-
pulled up when inside the distance stand. Time
OF the heat al. The first mile was won IN :49H.
zona second Jury third; Felowcrait fourth shy
lock fth Going around the turn Arizona ran TO
the the front and was leading length at the quarter
lock forth, Jury nth Arizona opened gap or
daylight going down the backstretcn, and at the
hall mile pole was leading three lengths, Donny-
brook second, three lengths ahead OF ShylocK, who
was three lengths in front OF Jury. the latter being
half length IN advance OF Fellowcraft. Arizona
made the gap wider on the lower turn, and was
lour lengths In front at the three-quarter pole,
DonnvbrooN second, one length in advance OF
Sh,lock, the latter one length ahead OF Jury Fei
lowcratt close up. AS the horses ran up the home
stretcn they drew closer together, and as they
passed under the wire Arizona was only leading
one length, DOnny brook second, one length ahead
OF Shylock, VINO was neck in advance OF Jury, the
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around the upper turn Arizona again showed day
light between herself ana Donpybr and led
| three lengths at rhe quarter pole. Donnybr0ok
second, two lengths ahead OF Shylock, the latter
neck IN advance OF Jury, who was one length
ahead OF Fellowcralt Costing into the bacSstretch
the struggle began III earnest Tor the heat All
the horses then began running at their best, and
as tney reached the hall.nile pole DonnybrOok had
taken Arizona by the mead and was running so
strong that the hackers OF rhe long odds began TO
show long faces. Arizona passed the post
neck IN advance OF Donny6rook, the latter
two lengths ahead Of Shylock, who was neck in
front of Jury the latter having her head In ADVANCE
OF Fellowcrait Going around the lower turn Sny-
lock began to quit and iell behind. AT the three
| quarter pole Arizona still had her head IN front
and was laboring hard TO keep 1t there, but the
| gray was pressing SO closely and untiringly that
! she soon began to shorten her stride. Coming up
the homestretch Donny brook went to the front,
lenths, Arizona second, two lengths ahead Of Fell
lOwcralt the latter six lengths ahead OF jury who
| the heat, 2:451. The first mile was run in :544.
All the horses that had not won heat were then
sent to the stable, and Arizona ana Donnybrook
had to do battle lor the honors and money alone.
! Third Heat-When the drum tapped DOnny
brook Went OF with the lead. Arizona being pulled
in behind to make trailing race OF it,. They ran
| very slowly around the upper turn and down the
backstretch, Donnybrook leading a few lengths.
| AS they came up the homestretch the trainer OF
| DounybrooK gave the jockey orders to go on, and
away he went at once, opening . gap OF ten
| lengths before the boy on Arizona discovered the
movement. Arizona was then rnt to strong run
ming, and on the upper turn and down the back
stretch she shut up the dayiight at every stride,
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lengths between them Arizona closed q trife
more as she ran on the lower turn, but then DON
opened wide gap lie came home an easy win
ner of the heat and race by dozen lengths. MAI.
ing the heat in 40l the first mile having been run
in 20Sa anu The last In l52h.
The Third Race.
MONMOUTH CUP, value $780, added to sweep
stakes OF $50 each, play or pay; the second to re-
ceive 5000 and the third horse $3.50 out OF the
stakes; Two miles and halL. Closed with Twenty
1our nominations. The following were the
sTARTERS:-
Fl. p. McGrath's h. C. Tom Bowling, by Lexing-
ton dam Lucy Fowler, years old tSwim) ... /
J, W. Hunt Reynolds b. C. Whisper, by Planet,
dam Matte Gross, years old {Paimer, ....... 2
BabcOck IL Ransom's b. C. Ransom, by AsterOld
dam Banner, years old "a. Lakeland) ...... 8
p. LoriIlard's ch. n. Village Blacksmith, by Van
dal, dam Cholera, aged tBarbee) ).............. 0
THE BETTING.
WITHOUT TOM BOWLING.
Village Blacksmith. .....$l,0l0 $500 500
Mn,sOar KansOm: soo S AK 2 Sso Sso
As soon as the drum was struck Tom Bowling
when he was started for the Jersey Derby last
year. Tom was soon four lengths away rom RAN
som under strong pull, winch brought hlm within
control by the time he ran quarter OF q mile. At
the three-quarter pole Tom led three lengths, Ran
second, three lengths in front OF Village Black
smith, the latter being one length in front OF
Whisper. Coming up the hOmestretch Tom was
! pulled very hard his head waving from one side
witness ne % his masnicent action as he strobe along
in front OF the others. When he passed The stand
ne was SIX lengths ,sa,, ahead Of Ransom,
Village Blacksmith. who was hall a
length in front of Whisper. T. ere was no change
OF pace around the upper turn or down the back
stretch and wnen Tom Bowling passed the half
mile pole-the place ne started from-he was
lengths in advance of Village Blacksmith, the lat
ter two lengths ahead Of Whisper. Time Of the
saN say seconds. es; s Tom Bowling was pulled double
around the lower turn, and yet when he passed
the three-quarter pole he was SIX lengths in front
IN advance % Of D' villase Blacksmith, whisper
three lengths further Oh: Coming up the
again IRON the others and passed the stand
ten lengths ahead OF Ransom. Village Blacksmith
had been running fast up the homestretch, ana as
he went under the wire was Dut one length behind
Ransom, and on the upper turn took SIDES with
him. whisper was three lengths behind. On the
way to the quarter pole Ransom, village Black
smith and whisper ali seemed to be running their
BEST and as they passed the pole were very close
head and head, four lengths behind Tom Bowling
The grand colt galloped down the backstretcf
ne and were pSrae as they passed the
half-mie pole. The time Of the two miles was 3:47
Going round the lower turn Tom Bowling agair
opened the gap. and at the three-quarter pole was
six lengths ahead or Waisper who mad taken
second place, the latter being half length
ahead of Village Blacksmith At this poin
Village Blacksmith began to drop away, bu
the Of his cutting was na% not h known unit
stumbled, and his jockey quickly dismounted
Then 1t was discovered that the horse had broker
down in his near fore leg. Tom Bowling gallopet
strong up the homestretch, passing under The
wire dozen lengths ahead OF Whisper, who wa!
six lengths in front Of Ransom. The time OF the
dash was 4:424. The value OF the cup was 81. 100.
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF THE MONMOUTH CUP.
Yerr. Winner. Weight Subs Starts Time
1870. Helmbold ............ los II n :331
| 1871 Longiellow .......... l0S Is "A Az
1872. Long ellow. ............ I4 ~ 4:N
1873. IWandcrer..... ........I ia | l3 h:N1
1874 Tom Bowling. ........ lS ] "a ] 442h