New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21

When the flag fell, Wanderer a length In front,
Katie Peast second. and FeOwcraft third The latter
TO the front the upper turn and at the quarter
pole had opened gap of two lengths, the favorte
second, and three lengths before Kate Pease along the
back and lower stretches; Fellowcraft, running at
strong but steady pace, gradually increased his lead,
and they passed under the string on the first me In
Li he four lengths ahead OF his two antagonists.
who running head and head together Throughout
the second mile, Fellowcraft maintained his lead unm-
paired wanderer and Katie Pease running like double
team, so closely were they Tapped throughout the
second circuit OF the course, the two miles being run
1898. On the third mile Wanderer parted company
with Katie Pease and laid at Felowcrafs quarters all
the way round; the third mile being run
in 6:2oi pace which was truly terrific,
and the most experienced turfmen expected to
both horses ial. :"Sy on the fourth
Dile not believing possible for them to keep up the
killing pace at which they were running. As the horses
went under the string 10 begin the last mile, Fellow
craft was leading Wanderer a clear length. Katie Pease
being four len ghs behind the latter Wanderers rider
now urged hun with both whip and spur to close on
FellOwera but the stride OF tho latter long, steady,
machinery, showed no dimuniiOn OF speed relaxa-
ton OF strength On he went. George Evans sitting
the rider OF Wanderor to his horse to Increased
speed failed to meet with response for at the afnie
the lower turn still further widened the gap. Katie
Pease was now 80 far behind that her chance
Wanderols prospects were becoming eoomer at every
stride When they swung into the homestretch Fellow
craft was still running with a stride as fresh and pow
erful ~ If he had only gone mlle and the gallant
horse gaoped home, strong and untired. winner OF
the race by SIX lengths Wanderer was second. and so
tired that he stopped suddenly dozen lengths from the
score utterly unable to run yard further, and Katie
siastic burst OF cheering broke assembage
Fellowcrat came back to scale his rider But when
was seem on the oc mer board the Cheering was
renewed again and again. and stun repeated Tor tne
mighty Lexngtons memorable time at New-Orieans IN
April, 1884, his great matcn
time, WAS now. after standing nnequaled and unap
grandson. for Fellowcrat is ont OF daughter OF Lex
ngton and by the imported horse Australian As mat
Ss,s5 en-. Two and SssG.n n. .e,: 81
First mile .:.......iT1 Thrse miles 2ya
Mile aud .......2:42 Three and onehsh miles. .6:23
The steeplechase for purse OF $780, Of which $3.50
the second horse three miles had only two runners
Bullet and Vespucus The known superiority Oh Bullet
greatly in Bullets favor he selling for $3.50 to Vesuyuss
800. He won. as was anticipated WIN the greatest
ease, Vesuyus refusing several OF the jumps ana com
ing IL half q mile behind the winner
TIE PROGRAMME FOR THE FIRST EXTRA DAYS
RACING.
is the first day given by the Racing
Association for the benefit OF the Saratoga Rowing
Club. There three the card. The nrst is
dash of furlongs, for purse OF $500, for which
Madge, Emily Fuller, 0'Nei, Minnie Mac. Ida Wells,
Dublin. and Erastus Corning are entered In the pools
Madge sells for $3.50; Dublin, 500; O'Ne. $40; Minnie
Mac ss5 aud The held sio In the second race, one e
and quarter. the entries are: Red DICK My, NzaId
CanbOO, Mildew, and b. +. Carver. Carver sells for
t75 Red Dick ny, slO5; Midew. $780, and Wizard with
CarbOo, tl35 The third twonile handicap, mas
eight entries, namely: Fadadeen, Jack Frost, Lizzie
Lucas, Galway, London Frank, Add ell koree anu Bot
any Bay. No pools sold as the starters are I'M
certain.
TIE EXTRA MEETING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
LONG BRANCH, Aug 20.-The extra race meet
ing of the Monmouth Park Association which takes place
26h ?h and insts promises to be very IN
teresngl There will be three handicap races run which
are not in the programme The following stables have
arrived and are I'm training AZ Monmouth Park NJ H.
sanford's. +. Morriss d. d. wlthers's, Chas Loyds
X. W. Searss John Conee's, j. T. Chamberlain H. w
Wedens and ID. j. Bannatynes. Others Will arrive In
a lew days.
lHAMPDEN PARK RACES.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 2O.-The third day
OF the Hampden Park was characterized by an
other large attendance but the result OF the DAYS tro
tug was somewhat gpsatsasory. 90 tho two principal