The New York herald., 1874-07-29
Inc stake Was n orh s., 100.
The Second Race.

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1874 Regardless. Eclipse. ................ 2NA
The stake Was worth So, 100.
The Second Race.
PURSE $500, LOT all ages tnree-Quarters Of mile.
D. McDaniels ch. E. Katie Pease. 10y Planet. dam
Minnie Mansfield years ola Cark) l.. ;,ac.;
Dam Edna years Old (Feeneyj .............. 2
Jo. Donahues ch. c. Dublin, by Kentucky, dam
zaWSaee ,msrans ysars old 4iSanM T. Westminster dam
oden Bowie's b. c. CatesDy. by Eclipse. dam Ka.
tie, years old thennesseyl 49,; ;...:......:;.
W. Cottrili's ch C. FIRST Chance, by haywood.
dam Dot years old lShowers) 49,. ..........
r. ". waldel's b. g. Mlldew, BY Lexington.
dam Mildred years old !pontinl. ............
A. Belmont's b. t. Tneodora, by Kentucky, dam
Camilla. years OH old Comner =; rc,;o:s dom
Columbia, years old a.. haywood ...........
A. B. Lewis Co.'S Oh. Goyelness, by Planet,
dam Katona, years old CanlpOelD ........... 10
Time, LARK
THE BETTING.
Katie PeaSe. $500 Dublin ............. s120
First Chance. ITO Field. ..--..... ..... $50
THE RACE.
Katie Pease was first away. Goyerness second,
Warminster hlly third, Minnie Nc fourth, Dublin
fifth, Theodora sixth, Quits seventh, First Chance
eighth. Mlldew ninth, Catesby tenth. The horses
rapidly up the fractional track to the hail-mile
pole, and as they turned INTO the regular track
Minnie Nc third Dublin iourth. Theodore fifth,
Warminster hlly sixth, Quits seventh, the others
the lower turn, and at The tnree.Quarter
pole Katie rease SIM showed the way,
Minnie Nc second. First Chance third, Dublin
coming on as best they could. fine run up the
homestretch brought Katie Pease home an easy
length in front OF Dublin, the Warmlnster dlly
seventh, TheodOra eighth, Quits nlnth, GOverness
tenth. Time OF the dasn 1l7l4.
The Third Race.
FREE HANDICAP STEEPLEcHAsE-S7OO to the win
ner; $3.50 to the second horse. About three miles.
Jo Donahue's ch. g. George west by Asteroid,
dam Kate Hayes, years old. $50 lbs .........
J. G. X. Lawrence's Gu. G. Bullet. by Bulletin,
dam py Wagner, years old, l54 lbs. .......... 2
Time, $3.50.
THE EErTING
was two 10 one OF George West Just before the
start.
The horses were started in the field immedi-
atey beaInd the judges stand, and ran across the
field towards the half-mile pole. On the way they
first encountered a stone wall, then brush lence.
George " est was in the lead two lengths over the
1rst and the same over the second. The horses
Keeping close to the fence circled to the right
towards the lower turn and jumped q stone wall.
George West leading six lengths still clrcllng to
the lett they jumped brush fence about midway
averrea 1--WE to the left and and in ' the e''ia middle H
OF the loot OF tue big tree and, keeping on, came
to the right section OF the brush ana water in front
Ing r rom the start and Continued N rent a The
horses then Jumped the fences on each side OF the
fractional track, directly behind the judges
crossed the regular track IN front OF Hunter &
car o ee Iney Tsss sn hs s an ssus s drop
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nearly In front OF them brush fence and stone
wall. These were passed over with the greatest.
ease, first by both horses. George West leading
ten lengths. GalIopins on, they leaped over a
! brush fence, and then on TO the regular track ::
| then into the south ted. and afterwards across
the fractional track into the north Ae d. IN the
tire OF whicn was stationed brush lence George
! West was first over this leading ten lengths.
! Then onward they jumped another brush fence.
running toward them, they Jumped stone wall
at the furl0ng pole, and thence to the water in
front OF the stand. The horses tins time jumped
the lett hand section OF the water, George West
leading by four lengths and passed on over the
iences OF the sectional track into the south ned
which they crced, jumping first stone wall
and then, turning abruptly, laced the
crowd on the =, stand by jumping a stone
lengths. They then dashed through the field in The
direction OF the hali-mile pole. keeping close TO
the fractional track fence, Jumping a bush lence
! field the regular track at the nalf mile pole,
where they had two hurdles to leap over and .
half mile to run home and finish. George West
was six lengths in front hen he reached the
| regular track, Jim Henry, the rider Of Bullet,
having gotten his loot out oil the stir
hed. ieH George col West led ~ TO ''iS the hurdle
! on the lower turn and Jumped 1t our lengths
| front OF Bullet. When the latter made the jump
he struck top rail aud fell, throwing mis- rider
heavily TO the ground but did NOT injure him
much, for both horse and rider soon got up.
George West ran on, and jumping the last hurdle
mounted Bullet aiter wards. jumped the hurdle on
the homestretch and came home all right, thus Sc
curing the second prize. The time OF the run was
8 .56. And thus ended the second day o! the 0rst
meeting OF the Saratoga Association.