The New York herald., 1874-08-30


First Heat-Mole Darling was first away. Mar
mion second. Audubon third. Century fourth, the
horses ran rapidly around the Upper turn, and
when they reached the quarter pole Audubon was
~ lsag nSe Darng sse9ae ha
julius colt fifth, Erastus Corning sixth. Going
down the backstretch the horses ran close to-
Ketner, but there was no change OF places, Audu-
bon passing the half-mie pole Onelengtb in front.
GOing around the turn Erastus Corning ran to the
the homestretch. He was half length in front
ut the three.quarter pole, Audubon second, Mar
the Julius cot sixth. Coming up the homestretch
many changes took place, Audubon coming to the
second the Juas t colt ia thra Ma MarSn oartn
length only dividing the quartet; Erastus Cor
ming was NTH ana Moe Darling sixth. Time of
BETTING BETWEEN HEATS
Audub0n... .................. $50 so 80
Field. Field. D..a.e ..... IS % 4s
second Heat-Century was Withdrawn, as It
mounsed aS Marmion % was away rs Audubon % sec
Dnd, the julius colt third, Moilie Darling fourth,
Erastus Corning being lett at the post The julius
colt ran to the front as he passed around the
upper turn, Mollie Darling second. Audubon third.
When they reached the quarter pole the julius
half length In advance Of Marmlon, who was
three lengths IN advance OF Audubon, Erastus
Corning thirty yards behind. Tne julius colt and
Marmi0n ran side and side down the backstretch,
and as they passed the half-mile pole they were
being tel ten lengths ahead Of Corning Marmlon
and the julius colt were yoked around the
lower turn, ana passed the three-quarter pole
head and head three lengths IN front Of MOe
Darling, who was hall length IN advance OF Au-
hubOn. The latter then began to run last and he
shut up the daylight at every stride, and at the
distance stand passed Marmion, but the julius
colt beat him under the string by a head Time or
the heat, I:49h. Moe Darling was six lengths
behind Marmion, and the two latter were then
sent to the stable
BETTING BETWEEN HEATS
AuouDOn.. ..........-....-.... ouo
Third Heat-Audubon was the avorite at 500
To $50. The julius colt took the lead and went
around the upper turn three lengths In front OF
Audubon, the jockey OF Audubon, Bob SWIM, evi-
IDENTITY making waiting race OF IT, At the quarter
pole the julius colt was three lengths In front, but
At the half.mile pole he was only Two lengths, and
Tor the lead. The colt kept In front Two lengths
around the lower turn, and had length
" daylight to spare as ne entered the home
ssIetcn. Alter running snort Instance up
the stretch. Bob Swlm's whip was brought into
.equlsltlon, and moment afterward Audubon
swerved TO the inside and then the AFFAIR was
over. lhe julius colt came home winner by two
eneths. making the heat in :50la. The julius
co'' was then named Carney.
The Second Race.
was ior the Consolation Purse of 1850; a dash or
, ,ids anu u nall. lor beaten horses WINNERS ex
S"ro enose beaten once allowed IDS. two or
.iIhes. lo IDS this event there were eight
arc' eers' SIX OF winch came TO the post These
we're IL a. HUchcOck's chestnut colt Limestone,
py war Dance, dam Transylvania 4 years Old. car
,nrn y,,n iyo los. Dugald J. Bannstyncs chestnut
Gorse Stockwood by Asteroid, dam Alabama. 4
wears DID, io4 lbs. John Coifees bay colt d. n Car.
ser, Dy lightning, dam La victime wears oId
!oo IDS. owners bay hlly Mary Constant by war
Pance, aanl Lass Of sidney years old, g5 lbs
u ". "eIdon's bay colt Audubon by Austyai,an'