The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-21


Minstrel was first away, Artist second Fadla-
deem third, Buckden fourth, MIN ME Mac 6tn. AS
they passed the stand M.ns'rel led head, FadIa-
deem second neck Ill 'front.' Oi Buckden, who was
hall length aUead Of Minnie Mac, Artist fifth.
they were all In bunch as they passed around the
upper turn, Minstrel leading. At the quarter pole
MINSTREL led haif length Minnie Mac second, half
alength ahead OF Fadladeen, Artlst fourth. Buck
den nth. AS the horses passed around the bluff.
Minstrel was one length in advance vi Artist, who
was halt length in front OF Minnie Mac, the lat
Ter being a neck IN advance OF Fadladeen, who
was two lengths in front OF Buckden. AS they
passed around the hill to 20 out OF signt Minstrel
was half length in iront OF ARTIST, but when they
having maize his run p on the Turn BucSden en-
then led around the lower tlrn, aud
at the tnree-q n pole was Leading length.
Minstrel being Nth. buckaen led up the home
stretch until ne passed the furlong pole but then
tured him. Fadladeen won the race by a leng tn,
BucKden second, a mead in lont OF Artist MIN
came Minnie Mac. Time Of the mile and an eighth
1874.
The Fourth Race.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $50 each, If not
declared out, with 5000 added the second to re.
ceive $3.50 out OF The stakes; one mile and i've
eighths.
STARTERS.
D. McDaniels ch. G. Sprinebok. years old, by
Australian, dam Hester. ia lbs. (Bar0ee)..... I
J. Donohue's or. m. Lizzie Lucas, 4years old,
by Australian, dam Eagess, los lbs. lSwlm)... 2
Time, 2:53
THE BETTING
No betting occurred on this race at the pool
stand, but some little was done IN private and at
the Paris Mutuals.
Lizzie Lucas jumped away ahead OF Springbok
when the nag lell, and she passed around the bnf
two lengths In front Of HIM. When they came IN
sight on the lower turn the fiily was still IN front
couple OF lengths. This advantage the mare
brought on to the homestretch, but as Springbok
came up to the stand he SHUT up the daylight en-
tirely Lizzie Lucas Kept in 'front.' until she passed
the quarter pole but wnen coming down to the
bluff Sprngbok made one or his tremen-
dous PUSHES, and ne passed the gray mare in Il
moment. He then dashed around the bun, and
Us he passed out OF sight he was hall dozen
lengths IN front Of the mare, who now appeared to
be match for him. Sprlngbok was dozen
lengths in front Of lizzie Lucas when he came in
sight, and, Keeping up his gallant rush, ran home
q winner by fifty yards, making the best time on
record. 2:5S. The best time previous Tor mile
and five furlongs was made by Harry Bassett when
three-year-od carrying Ito lbs., which Was 2:56.
Sprngbok on this occasion carried Ia lbs, six
pounds more than weight Ior age.
The Fifth Race.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $50 each. II not
declared out with 5000 added; the second morse
to receive $3.50 out OF the stakes. TWO miles and
hall.
d. McDaniel's CHI. + Katy Pease, by Planet, dam
WV. Glenn's cn. C. Merodac, by Australian dam
Ada Cheathan, years Old, l02 los. (Hennes-
M. 4. Littens Oh. C Fellowcraft by Australian,
dam Aarolite, years old, SO lbs. (Hughesl.... 3
Laurence ana G. Lortllards b. h. SnylOck, by
Lexington, dam Edith, years old. lib lbs.
p. Lorillard's CHI. h. village Blacksmith. by Van
dal, dam Cholera, aged, los lbs. (Barbee) $500. B
Time, :35S.