The New York herald., 1874-08-28

into aud keep In proper condition.
This was for a purse OF 500; mile heats, bes!
three in five; $500 TO the nrst, $500 70 the second
ers:NI A. Hitchcocx's brown nlly Lutetia h, by
second Daniel Boone, dam Meanness, . years ODD
deem, by War Dance, dam Nora Creina, aged.
ia lbs George Ayres' chestnut colt Erastus Corn.
by shsnng dam Nora Grsn ma, o
i6s los and y; weldon 4 Co.'S Ssy colt xudu:
pools were SOLD just before the start:-
iacK Frost. iso los ios i!s
First Heat-Fadladeen was first away. Jack
Frost second, Erastus Corning third. Luttia Il.
fourth, Audubon nfth and the latter stayed behind
until the others were q dozen lengths away, and
he was out OF the race rom the start Faaladeen
led two lengths around the upper turn and to the
quarter pole. Erastus Corning second, two lengths
10 front Of JACK Frost, VINO was ten lengths away
from Lutitla H., Audubon far behind. Fadladeen
showed the way down the Dackstrerch, the others
as before given. At the hall.mle pole Fadladeen
LED one length, Erastus Corning second, neck IN
Old Fadladeen opened gap OF three lengths on
Jack Frost and Erastus Corning, who were keep
ing each otaer company. fifty yards IN 'front.' of Of
the homestretch under strong pull and won the
heat by three lengths, Jack Frost second. two
Just saved her distance, while Audubon mad the
nag dropped IN mis- lace. Time OF the heat, l:45x.
.aU ~ 0iIo o",.S "oie 10" Va 'uo Poo" eoi" oc-
THE BETTING.
FsIa Fadadeen...........sss iss ss lSS % g g
Second Heai-Fadiadeen was away nrst, Erastus
Corning second Lut,ss H. third JACK Frost fourth;
lengths, Erastus Corning second, one length
ahead Of Jack Frost the latter length IN advance
| OF Luttla II. Fadadeen had the best OF 1t at tue
DOWN Ss' the s0s ssS's '' ssksS 0ps
jack JACK Frost @ aHs close up Lusiss three lengths
behind. On the lower turn Fadlaaeen opened
the gap to three lengths, whic1 advantage he
brought into the homestretch, when JACK Frost
| made desperate effort to overtake him. The Old
9S o e an 9
two lengths, apparently handiy. in 1:46A. Eras-
tus Corning was nall dozen lengths behind and
! Lutitia h. was distanced FaGiadeen was now a
greater iavorite than before, there being none to
invest dollar against him.
THIRD Heat-In ne horses got away together, Jack
Frost Starting under the whip and keeping at
Fadladeen's banks around tue upper turn, Erastus
pole tadadeen led by three-quarters Of length,
Jack Frost stili nnaer whip and ana spur: Down IN the
length IN 'front.' of Jack Frost Corning six lengths
behind, ana evidently out OF the race. On the
lower turn Jack Frost took sides with the old
horse, and they swung into the homestretch with
their heads together. up the homestretch they
came as II yoked and after desperate struggle
they passed under tue wire nearly parallel. Jack
Frost beng the winner by head, Corning dis
\ ment at the result and some OF the hackers Of
Jack frost shouted and jumped about IKE SO many
lunatlcs. Rapid movements were then made for
the pool box by he hackers oil Fadladeen to hedge
their money il possible, and JACK Frost became
the avorlte IN some OF the poo.s. but in many the
old horse had the call.
THE BETTING.
Jack Frost. ........s21oO s5 80 2 mo mloo
FouTA Heat-Jack Frost had the best OF the
send of, but Fadladeen ran around him on the
! pole Fadladeen held TINS advantage down the
backstretcn aud around the lower turn, but as he
came 10 the hOmastretcn he swung widely 10
! the right, and Jack Frost slipped IN between him
/ and the ience, and when Eadiadeen was straight
FIVE Ia ns awav
/ towards the close OF the heat, and ne was pulled
up very tired Jack Frost was now the lavorite at
! long ODDS, as it was looked upon as q certainty
that the younger horse would win.
Fifth Hedt.-Jack Frost took the lead again, but
| this time Fadladeen made no effort to go TO the
front, as he did IN the previous heats, and he
/ trailed all the way until ne reached the home
race 1t no use, however, ior the colt was
more than a match for him at this time. Jack
Frost won the neat and race by four lengths, max
day OF the extra meeting.
1rhe following are the summarizes
TIE First Race.
MONMOUTH PARK, AUGUST '27-ExTRA MEETING
SECOND DAY.-Purse $500, Tor all ages; one and a
hall miles; the winner TO be sold for $1,000; II en-
tered to be sold Tor 500, allowed lbs. Tor $500,
10 lbs. $500, IA lbs; any surplus over the sell
Ing price to 90 to the second horse.
L. A. Hi,chcock's ch. t. Quits, by Eclipse. dam
Columbia. years ola, $780, e5 lbs (SmalD. .... 1
Dugad j. Banaaiynes en-. h. Stockwood, by AS.
teroid, dam Alabama, years Old, $1,000, ia
Owners b. l. Mary Constant, by war Dance, by
Lass o! Sidney years DID, $500, sl lbs j,
H. Galiney;;s br e. Wizard. by Concord, dam
b. Mnsts S by s'cH dam
Marchioness, years Old, $500, 84 lbs. (opar-
Duaad j. Bannayne's b. t. Electric, by Light
nng, dam by Glencoe years Old, 500, 100
lbs (Bowman) r,n;a
The Second Race.
PURSE $500, for two year-olds; one mile, winner
of any race lbs. extra, OF two or more races, Z
| lbs. extra.
| r. W. Cameron's b. c. Baymlnster, by Warmin-
ster, dam stolen Kisses. 100 lbs tsparling)... /
j. W. Hunt REYNOLDS ch. (. Amelia by AusLra-
liau, dam La Grande Duchesse. 81 lbs. (Dona-
D. 1e Eitaers, imp cn. +. Castagnetie. By Mar.
syas dam Cachuca, 81 lbs. tHolloway)...... :. 3
Owners ch. I. scramble, oy Star DAVIS dam
Skedaddie, % lbs. tHughes) )................... 4
lime. :4s.
The Third Race.
PURSE s7oo.-Mile heats, best three IN I've $500
to tue first, $500 to the second and 500 to tnIrd
/ horse.
A. NJ. Burton's ch C. Jack Frost by
Jack Malone dan Kitty Puryear 4
years Old, los lbs. (owim) ........... /
/ I. b. a w. r. Davis ch. h. Fadiadeen,
by War Dance. dam Nora Crelna,
/ dSeu, ll4 IDS (opdIitu2D ............ l / z z z
| George Ayres en-. C Erastus Corning
! py Lightning, dam Nora Creina, 8
! years old 90 lbs. (ScotD ........... 3 dis.
| L. A. HitchcocK's br l. Lutitia H., by
| Second Daniel Boone, dam Mean
/ ness. 3 years old, 81 lbs...... ....... 4 dis.
J. w. Weldon & CO.'S b. C. Audubon,
! by Australian. dam Heress, years
old IOS lbs. (WalleD ................ dis.
Time, 145A-l:46I-1 46X-I :4e-1:53L.
CHARTER OAK PARK RACES.
HARTFORD Conn, August 27, 1874.