The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13
BOSTON, for 81. 1856 me Paris Musuels paid sls 90

! BOSTON, for 81 1856 the Paris Mutuels paid $l3 90
| on the Kadi tickets.
| Ofthe eighteen nominations for the Grand Ma
tional Handicap sweepstakes SIX came to the post.
These were NJ. II. Sanford's brown horse Mate,
ia lbs; Lawrence Il G. Lorillard's bay horse
snyock, los lbs; ID. McDaniel's chestnut horse
Abd-el- Koree. los lbs. A. B. Lewis A Co.'s bay
mare bessie Lee, los lbs A. M. Buttons chestnut
colt Jack Frost, lo4 lbs. ana Jo. Donanue's gray
filly Lizzie Lucas, 1872 lbs Mate was a great ia
vorite over the field He won the race quite
easily, Shylock was a good second. Bessie Lee
third. who cut out The work ana showed the way
Tor nearly TWO miles, Lizzie Lucas made a very
poor run, showing plainly that she was very DAILY
Oh.
The third race was the Annual Sweepstakes for
three-y ear olds, winch mad four starters. These
were A. u. Lewis h Co.'s bay FLY Vandahte,
Thomas Puryear'3 chestnut colt Rutherford, w.
Cottris bay nIly Bannerette and the same gen.
tleman's chestnut colt Planter. The betting was
very heavy on this race between MT. Cottrips
team and Vandalite, the latter selling IN me
French pools Tor avorte, while IL alternated sew
eral times between them In the regular pools.
vandaiite took the lead az the start was never
headed, ana won the race in capital style. Ruth
erord ran grand colt and was good second, the
others being badly beaten Vandalte ran so wen
yesterday that VIII be held nlgh Tor the Dixie
Stakes at Baltimore next week. Mr.. McDanie's
Madge has been the lavorite since last "Wednesday
Tor This event but vandaite viii probably be the
lavorlte the post next Tuesday.
THE CHAMPAGNE STAKEs.-The fourth race, for
two-year-olds had nine starters comprising WOOD
colt James A. Laurence aud 5. Lorlllard's bay colt
Hyder ALI d. d. Wtners' bay fly by GladlateuI.
nods' chestnut 1y Amelia, NJ Il. san
ford's brown FLY Finework and John
t Hanfers was she avorte Pnewora second
choice, James A. the third In favor, Hyder ALI the
fourth sought alter. The latter won the race IN
grand style, and astOnisned those VINO witnessed
ms race with James A. at the spring meeting.
1aere has not been greater Improvement in any
colt the turf during the interval between the
spring and autumn meetings than in Hyder Ali.
When he ran his match with James A. he was q
great, clumsy colt, without any apparent racing
points abou- him. Now he is a racehorse, and will
be troublesome in his three-year-old form, barring
accidents.
which being John Ii. stones bay colt Colonel
Michigan, M. II. Sanfords bay horse Preakness.
Frank, John McCormacks chestnut colt Spindrilt,
and owners bay colt survivor. Preakness was
after that he had the call at 2 to l. He won the
first and third heats and the race. Survivor did
not run TOR the first heat, and was left at the post
Tor the second by the stubbornness OF his jockey,
hughes, who became offended at the starters
orders and sulked. Splndrifr won the second heat.
but lacked the staying qualities requisite in first
class racehorSe, and was easily beaten by old
Ireakness.
the following are the details oil the racing. as it
came on:-
The First Race.
PURSE $500; the winner TO be sold at auction.
II entered 10 be sold for $1,000 to carry weight for
age; II TOR 900, allowed lbs; II for $3.50, lbs.
Ii for $500 II lbs One mile and half.
STARTERS.
NJ. H. Sanford's b. g. Kadi, by Lexington dam
Katona, $500, 80 lbs. tFeeks). /
d. McDanlel's ca. c. Galway, by Concord, dam
Mandina, years old, $3.50, l0l lbs. (Clark) -.
r. w. Cameron's CHI. c. by bennington, dam
Rebecca, years old $500, 90 lbs (Spailingl..
Lawrence and G. Lorlllard's CHI. c. Resolnte, by
Revolver, dam Matte O., years old, $780,
SO lbs tDonahuel.. ..............-.........
J. q. Bethune's CHI. I. Rosebud, by Australian,
dam Red Rose. years old, $500. SO lbs.
10. Donahue;s b. c. scratch BY Kentucky, dam
FluKe, years old, $500, s3 lbs. (Scotr ........