New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

.a. IA. s.r,sivr effort and the any rc.pona
Ing In spendd syle he chsengea sno and won
rare T SUPERB horscmans0p by half iengt" 6uf being
Blacksmith beating lzsle Lucas before no received
tne Sudses permission 10 In rse rn
fact Lizzie LSsa, rsee.Ses us ni fourth was placed rd
survivor who had "n'S"e"
Tme 2:&7i. lF- lI l. 4
v,,d,,su sweepstakes q $50 sssh u not o.. ds
eaed with 5000 add :eSnd s b. n", s,ur,e
ss. mile .sd a G, we s. BY Censor ktuehy dan
Fec @hsnS.1S s Sai.R: 10 Survivor by v.da dam BY hr
5s'Sa Sss..l 10 r. by Australian dam k
V,s, uac. and King ais. ran Sn. rs 1 s
placed Village Blacksmith in second bus IN ~ the Judges
jockey uains without trs receiving 'be psf~0" " WV
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THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.
Tho INV, race was a sweepstakes OF tloO each. hall
forfe,t and only no IL declared with $1,000 addeo the
second horse to receive $500 out OF the stakes TWO c
OF the 8, horses entered, one died, seven
declared ou, and eight came to the post These
were sanfords Preahness aged 100 pounds; McDaniePs
s ysap Bounds a PSenn Mstodac
pounds; Lawrence and g. Loriliards Kesoiue oae MAI
ica POUNDS; BabsocS RaDsoms Ransom years, sS
pounds and Lttes years Jus ptsna was
al excellent one; Merodac being the hIst on, Win
second Greatness tIra ana ~ VIM
possible last OF all AbdeKader assumed the Lead AT tne
turn and cut out the running at his strongest pace
around the Clubhouse bluff he led four clear lengths
Merodae and Resolne next and Tapped on esch &
order except that as they went under the strng Aode
Kaders lead was reduced TO two Lengths Merodac pe,nS
second length before Preakness Artist fourth anu
sprngbok NTH Resoute last ana beaten areanS oe f
out of the saddle, and he let o,o6an 6m ,eins taHs
SS a. place Of n
Roe the latter bdiDg his time. The horses dlsap
peared fromithe view Of the spectators on the eiau
again Preakness was at Abdel kaders sadde.grtnss'
On the lower turn Hayward let out Preakness ano.
despite the great weight he carried the horse shot out
TO the front like arrow from the DOW ana Eaopeu
stretch, being second, and MerOdac third llme 80
red by the winner was one OF the and best races
| ever run on the American turi
THIRD RIor-The Jockey Handicap Sweepstakes 90 each
hs Forfeit and Gn 2e declared G y the e0 2S1 81 MAJ, , Win
Ss % sfsS s2fs & q e Saa
D. ac6ansrs eh b. sphasSSi s:!i: o b Australia out Of
W t Gisds: :i Msrcj. ;es DID, BY Ad.iii Of Ada
fec1r. Aide: Si: xi Re.c MAJ. 1sn) s,t
Ransom also ran, but were not gl.eess' 40
THE sTEEPLE CHASE.
The steeple chase handicap for purse OF $500 OF
which 500 tie second horse was the next and last
race Of the day The starters were Lttes gr H. Mary
Clark, 8 years, 1852 pounds; Donahues Tammany aged
l55 pounds; Lawrence Lorillards Bullet years. IS
pounds Ayress Blind Tom, aged l55 pounds. and his
Victor years las pounds, and Bannatynes Electric
years, l4g pounds Pools this race sold as below:
| Mary Clark....S7OO $500 Bullet ..sl75 sl6o
| Tsmmany..... 300 800 Eieetro........ l15 10
Ayerss entry. $50 2lO
The supporters of the favores were sadly out OF the
reckoning on this race, Mary Clark fell and threwte
rider before going around the course, and Tam
| many could only gain third place. The issue lalc
| throughout between Bullet twhO had won the tria
steepe chase at Ba!timore) and Victor the two out
sders In the betting the former, thanks 10 the hnt
| iOckeyslip William
| lengths. Ncter second. neck before Tammany
|
Fourth RaceHaDdcap eepe-chsse; $500 OF which S9uO
free; be made by o1 ssi1ty
| June O about two miles and half
Lawrence Lorsrs Bullet by Bulletin Dam BY Wagner
G. Victor by Uncle Vic, dam say kGsstl lSo
j. Donahuet oh TaMmany. BY LeIngton dam liz Murus IS5
Blind Tom Mary CLARK Electro also bot Iaed
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