The New York herald., 1874-11-01
The Paris Mutuels paid &25 10 on Shyloc
Nup UAnn

Emma cut out the work at the start Grinstead
reached the three-quarter pole Emma was leading
three lengths, kadl second length In front OF
sy1ses the latter tie swo lengths IL o.
Kadi second, two lengths ahead or Sbyock, the
latter one length IN advance OF Grinstead. Going
around the upper turn to the quarter pole Emma
got away q triie further from the second horse,
and led three lengths at the quarter pole. Kadl
who was two lengths in advance
E ro1 n Ss nnA ns passed
and Kadl went with him after Emma. They
passed out OF sight. with Emma leading one
length, Shylock and Kadi head and head, one
peared In view on the lower turn Shylock was IN
front. Kadi second Emma third, Grnstead fourth.
Shylock at that time had all the others beaten He
came away and won an easy race by three lengths
IN 2:3S, winch Is just quarter Of second more
sccond e I"o ,opr lengths ahean or Kaai the later
eight lengths in advance OF Emma.
The Fourth Race.
HACK RACE, gentlemen riders for a silver
cup OF the value OF $500; entrance so each, to go
TO the second horse; welter weights and over
weight allowed. Hall mile.
P. Lorillard's b. m. Girl OF the Period by Virgil
dam Mamie Butler, years DID, l5l lbs. (Mr.
Belmont @ pardy;s o. m. saiineiia BY Ken;ucxy
dam Satinstone, years old. las lbs. owner.
Robert Center's en- 9. White Hose by King
Lear dam Earring, years old ISL lbs
Time O:sos.
THE BETTING.
Sr @n,s of fns ss sS 5s i5o o $3.50 $3.50
Satlnela .... IS 10 SO 70
The Paris Mutuels paid 50 80 on Girl ol the Pc
r1Od.
Girl OF the Period was In 'front.' at the start and
soon had commanding lead, White Hose second,
Satlnella third. Girl OF Period was leading four
lengths when she came into the h0mestretch
and, increasing the daylight at every jump, came
home winner OF the race by eight lengths, Sa-
tinella second, length In 'front.' OF White Hose.
The time OF the half mile was 50A seconds. The
OF the Judges in this race, the other gentle
men being Paul FORBES and Mr.. Wtthers
The Fifth Race.
GRAND STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP.-Purse $780, OF
which $500 to the second horse; the winner OF
the first steeplechase to carry lbs. extra; second
horse in same race, lbs. extra; entrance ree |;
three or more to start,
STARTERS.
A. H. Torrances ch. g. Trouble, by INVERSION,
dam Kate Mcdonald, years old 1853 lbs. (Hy-
G. Ayres' D. &. Dlavoio, by Jonesboro', dam Mn
cite, years old, lao lbs (Sutllfe) ........... q
Lawrence and G. Lorilard's ch G. Resolute, by
Revolver, dam Matte c., years old, l4O lbs.
M. A. Mttell's g. IN. Mary Clark, by Lexington,
dam Eagless years Old, las lbs (Little) 49,.
M. J. Tully's b. g. vesuvius, by Van Dyke, dam
A. p Green's B. h. b. M Harry BOO Booth. By lie xngscn
dam Blonde, aged 140 lbs. dim Henry .......
George Ayres' Or. h. Blind Tom, by Star Davis,
dam Marel avtne, aged, i4S lbs. tsIattery,.....
Lawrence and g. Lorillard's ch. f. Austrine by
Australian, dam Kate Hayes, years old, 1876
IDS. tBack) Observation-Disclosures.
J. S. Catanach's b. r. mpecunious, by Tippe-
rary, dam Lucy Fowler, years old, 142 lbs
A. IL. Torrance's b. h. Moonstone, oy Asteroid.
dam Alabama, years Old, las lbs. (Roacnl. ). o
lime, AIS.