The New York herald., 1874-08-12


tne ena OF one mile ana quarter. The victory OF
Catesby was not unexpected, as he has proved
himself q good horse with light weights on more
occasions than one. Commencing a. fourth choice
he rose 10 first position before the start and after
the conclusion OF the race was purchased by his
owner, ex-G0Yerpor Bowie, at the price named in
the entry, Il, 300 The racing Was pighly sstisfac
tory ana upon the whole was Ole OF the pest days
sport witnessed during the meetings. I'll 1-l
For the nrst race, the nfth renewal OF the Kenner
Stakes, named In honor OF the Hon. Duncan p.
Keuuer OF Louisiana, dash or two miles for
three-year-olds, the starters were Denison d
Crawiord's Rutheriurd, by Australian, out OF
Aerolite; K. W. Sears Acrobat BY Lexing-
ton, out OF Sallie Lewis; w. N. Con-
ner,s Stampede. by War Dance, ont OF
Dolly Morgan, and the brown colt Reform, by
bennington out Of Stolen Kisses. Acrobat, Re-
form and Stampede we're winners this year,
Rutheriurd winning his only start when two
year-old, last year, at Jerome PARK. Acrobat was
tho iavorire up to within few moments Of the
start when the hackers OF Reform made him the
favorite. The race was devoid OF any particular
interest, as stampede took the Iced at the stars
ana was not Tapped during the entire race. Stam-
pede the winner, was bred at Woodburn BY Mr..
A. J. Alexander; is by War Dance, son OF Lexing-
Se se ssa the s srss San y
es s $. @ S =. horse S.
Ssst Of 1our miles IN "a which persoFmai,ce led
TO the great time match IN which Lexington ran
ns sanSs SS6 Wiss bali cs and WITS es
In ifont half way to the knee and left hind leg
ass sas % Of the TRACK into
Dtxie al BALTIMORE the coming fall q tae Orleans
STAKE at New Orleans, the two mile stake for
tnree- year-oIds and the handicap for all ages at
Bunalo next mouth; Also the Louisiana stake st
" Tne second race Was : dash Of mile and half
tor all ages colts 20 carry LOO & los &seld,ngs and
hss he.is oo J years o Tf 81 Pane T.
out Of Katona; the four.year-old Fellowcraf1 BY
Australian, out Of Aerolite, ana rather unexpect-
out of Minnie Mansfield, whose running Qualities
Colonel MCDANIEL had sold untn January 1874
fornia but as her new owners were not
quite ready to start 1t was decided to run
sT one race RyDs e S ni ss ws
and the handsome daughter Of Planet, who was
favorite at odds OF to l, gave her friends and
craft, after short but decisive contest lasting
about one and q quarter miles. Taking the race
SHOW in California iour mule heats against such
horses as Joe Daniels and Thad. Stevens, whom
she must meet there after q long anu tedious
Tn The third race was for selling purse of $780, the
distance mile and 9 quarter. which, as usual,
y
John CofYee's b f. carver, by Lightning to be sold
for ST. O0O and carrying 90 lbs @ F. Elwee's Noon
beam by Planet Tor $4,000, with 81 lbs, Joe Dono-
hue's csrboo. BY 15u Lexington: tor slooo with %
with % lbs. ex-governor Bowie'e Catesby,
Colonel 4cBanieIss BED 1ek Y aii7. out q Etta
Imported King Amadeus. BY King OF Trumps ior
$1,000, with 7s lbs; |; A. Hitchcock's Quits, BY
Moore's London, BY Lightning, for $1,000. with
l02 lbs. The race was good and fast one, and
as before stated, resulted In victory for Catesby
the son OF imported Eclipse and Katie BY Two
Bits.
First Race.
FIFTH RENEWAL OF TnB KRNNER STAKES, for
threeyear0lds 500 each, half forfeit, with 81 800
added Closed with 81 entries. Value OF stakes,
$3.50. TWO miles. n-
THE srARTRRS
W. M. Conner's ch. G stampede by War Dance,
dam Dolly Morgan by Revenue. ITO lbs.
(SWIm)
X. W. Sears cb. c. Acrobat, by Lexington, dam
Lady Lewis by Glencoe Ito lbs (Sparling)....
| Owners br. c. Reform, by imp. Leamlngt0n,
dam Stolen Kisses by Knight OF Kars, l10 lbs.
| DenisOn Il Crawford's CHI c. Rutherfurd. BY Aus
trahan, dam Aerolite by Lexington, ITO lbs.
| IN. dayWOOOl