New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
LIE MANslnN uorsE srAKEs.

The Mansion House axes four-yeaI-olds, go en-
trance D. p with slCC0 added the second To receive
500 and the third 500 out OF the stakes had Il uoi1na
ons he total value being $2G5O Tue presence OF the
inyincibe Tom Bowling frightened away all opponents
except Ransom and Nu!sp,r "hO s.dltcd oly ID race
for second and tAird money, conscOd, OF tHe ln
uossihltv uf beating the renowned son OF Lexington
and Lacy Fowler So certain Gid ths result appear tuit
no pools were sold either on the auction or IN the
Ff,uch mutual pools O the II il sufficient 10
that all interest ccntcrcd IN TIE contest between
P,nsotn and Whisper for Tom Bowling, almost uulhlg
swim Of the saddle gaoped alOnS several lengths
in front for The hrst me and a hat win kihSoin i
length front ot Whisper Al the quarttro!e on the
lagt mile Whisper challrnget Rinsom for the second
place. pissed hU the backstretch, and then made
nIay for Tom Bowling Thc latter running under nard
iI"i al,5wed oim 10 get close upon hIui. aud when
Palmer Whisper. made re.oute eiort TO challenge
lie great horse. almost catching SWIM mapping, the
latter hat set mn going before he could shake on
ReyUOlds's hOrse and won oy short ha.i-.eusih IA
1858; Ransom beaten two lengths for tac second
money.
THIRD RAcg-Nsnsn H,ue St4kes value q added to
Sweepstakes Of 900 each for oareaod' the ,eeoqd to receive
Il 7 b. Tom Bowling by Lera.ton dam Lacy Fosrer
Baboet Ransom by As'erod dan Banuer.....
THE HURDLE RACE
The Hurdle Race for all ages, we!ter weights, over
eight hurdles and two miles, for purse Of $780, OF which
the second horse s75 and the third s5 had
ners These were Donahue's George Wcs; aud COrdea,
Bannayue's stockwood H;chcock's Limestone, Wal
den's Aerolte, aud Ayres'S Blind Tom Ia pools they
sold as below:
Doashae, enuy....s2l5 s3o5 Blind TOn........ 50 Is
htocE Egood..... so 42u Aeol'e'' 20 %
LlmtsiOLe 90 4'"t
Cordelia went off with the lead. with stockwooi sec.
ond hut the latter speedily passed by George West
and Limestone. CoTdelia led by SIX lengths all the
hurdles the first miles. Limestone being second a.
they under the stIng, the first mile George
West third, with StockwoOd next, but evidently
| the race II was until they up the home
stretch before reaching the last hurdle that Lime
could oyertake and pass COrdels, and although Gan
ney seeing that the latter was beaten brought up
George west with resoute challenge the last 100
| He Cin IA
by "A length the very fast tune OF $3.50 stockwoOd
was fourth, AerolIte nth. and Blind Tom last
RAcEurcie pune $500; eight
/ hurdles.
A Heicock's oh LuestoBe b. War Dance; l4a s
George West BY As,erd, dam Kate Haghe,
a. uafse,. Coriels W King Lear Annie Dot l5l pouni
D. Baunayues th h. SOckNOOd By A'tsfod. Alabama
T. ". Kadsu's h. AtrOite by Asero Ian Bth pounds.
g.. DAVIS Margarine: uouuds q
Tune, 3:j3s4
On Saturday and during the rest OF the days,
steamer will leave the foot Of West Twenty
$40 A. m. connecting at Pier 30. with the e:i0 boat
and on the "trip the boat after touching at Pier
No will 90 to Twenty-fourthst. There will be no
boat from Twenty Ourthst at I0:5o aud lO45 Pier
No g. the first days Of the races. Many thought
that special boat would leave Pier No e. n. r. IGi5
yesterday. Tie mistake was theirs aud Com
pdDy's.