The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

gallant eaort 10 uyerfake Madge bur the old
horse Notwithstanding ne beat all the Others
could not get wIhin four lengths o. Madae. she
Won the race ny that distance, MAIZE being three
lengths Ia iront o. Inspiration, 1, r. carver
fourth Minnie Mac NTH. SeuFcher sixth. The time
OF the dash was i;l7Je, wncn was most excellent
time on a track SO deep IN dust As was the Jerome
Park track Yesterday afternoon.
the second race was tne Fordham Handicap
Sweepstakes OF so each mar iorlet. ana only SO
II declared, with $500 adGed the secoGd horse to
receive $500 out ~ tue stakes Winners alter
publication OF the WEIGHTS OF 81, 900 TO carry Ds
extra, 81 $4,000 lbs. One mile and quarTer.
There were nlty-tnree entries. twelve OF Nnich
came 10 the posi-. These were Mr.. Langstafi's CAV
nllv Countess, by KentncSy, Dam Lady BLESSING
ton, years old, carrying 100 lbs. Ro lert Cath
cart Jr.is, bay gedlng Kan, Dy Lexington. dam
Katona, years old, ia M; NJ. II. SANFORD bay
horse PreaEness by Lexington. dam Bay Leaf
aged l26 ID =; Jonu VI. iarney's bay MY Usage
" Fat MaliOy, dam Kate Leonard, year, ola. 100
lbs Jonn hunters uay colt leaps w Leaning.
ton, Il IN Pussy, years old. 30 lbs. Jonn darbeck
Jr ~, ches'nut hiis Australian. dam Dollie Carter,
years old, - IDS. u. MCDANIEL 4 co.'s brown hlls
old, 20 Ia; 10. Donahue's pay morse IarrlDoo by
Lexington. dam Alce Jones, years olc. loo los;
A. NJ. Rnrtnn.s bay horse survivor, W Nandal,
oam by Lexinaton years 90, III lbs; d. ].
Bannatynr's nay horse Audubon, by Australian,
dam Heiress, years Old, lo2 lbs. 10. Donanue's
chestnut horse spinorit, by Bonnie scotland,
dam by Wagner, aged. lis lbs; ii. a. Littells
brown horse Wndiaie, by Australian, dam Idewild,
years oid Wlldldle was tue layorlte, selling Ior
$1,000; Preakness second choice, selling Tor 5000;
Josie 4. third In favor. fetching $500; Survivor
bringing $780, the nsld $40
The start was a very good one after a few break
Always, Josie b. taking the lead. with Australian
second, Spindrlft third, the others III = Duncn
They ran qulie Sharply up the homestreIcn, and
as tney passed the stand 10 he Il. had length the
Carriboo fourth, survivor iltn Leaps sixth, Wild
iule seventh, AudubJn elgnin, Osape, niutn
Countess tenth, PreaKness eleventh. Kadi twell h.
Josie b. showed the way around the upper turn.
and wnen the horses passed III trOnt OF the hlud
she was a Length anead spndrift second, VINO
was a head III 'front.' Of Au5trailnd Wldue lourth
Carlboo fifth Survivor SIKH, IA seventh Au-
duuon eighth, Preakness ninth, Leaps TENTH
Countess elevenLn Usage twelfth he horses
then passed out OF signt, ana when next seen
they were on the lower turn, Spindrt leading,
Wildde second, Lelaps tniid Preakness fourth,
Kadl Il 81, the others 80 Completely enseluped IN
dust that II was Impossible 10 distinguish one
from the oher. Getting INTO the homestretch
Spindr1t showed the way until he was past tue
furlong pole; bur there WIdide captured
him, and came home winner by Two
Freak ess, CarIooo fourth, Kadi niin, Survivor
sixth, Josie b. seventh. Lelaps elgntn, AuStrallnd
twelfth. Time OF the mile and quarter. 2:I2.
The weight on old PreaKness was too much for
him, which, with MS lost ground on the nrst quar-,
Ter threw his chances entirely out. lie Is grand
horse put should not be imposed upon IN haudi-
caps. Preahness carried thirteen pounds over
weight. wn1le the winner had ten pounds on, the
old morse given The winner oil The twenty-three
pounds.
event OF the day. was the Wituers Stakes, Tor
InYee-yearo.ds, or 500 eacn hall forfeit, with
$1,000 ADDED me second horse 10 receive $500 out
OF the stakes; one Ii lie. There wtre Gfty-seven
entries, OF winch Dumoer thirteen came 10 he
post. These were Thomas puryear's bay colt War
WICK, by bennington, Dam Minnie Minor; boswell
4 CamInack's bay iily Invoice. by Lexington, dam
Volga; A. Belnont's buy colt Matador, by Gladla-
teur, dam lm ported Nonparel, ana black colt Rha-
damanthus, by bennington. dam Nemesis; D. D.
Wtners Gay hlly by Gadlatsur dam Battaglia;
John T. Cnamoerins chestnut colt Lord zeilaad,
ON Lexington, dam LIS Mardis; ID. McDanier5
caesnq colt waT 20 Germs n ~
nut colt Aristldes, by bennington. aan
sarony I; ana Jay colt Chesapeake, by Lexington,
dam koxana; j. A. Grinsteau's gray colt DArtag-
nan, by lightning, dam London,s dam: Robinson,
Morgan x Io.'s crown colt Boz W0olley, by Lean
ington, dam Item; W. Cottrlll's chestnut lilly
Ascension, by Australian, Gam LILY Ward, and
Dam imported Sunny South. McGratn's entries
were tile favorites, selling In one OF the pools Tor
Tor Sl70, boswell Cammacx's Tor slOo ana all the
otners 10 bunch for $3.50,
After nearly three-qaarlers OF an hour. much
to tae annoyance OF the spectators, the horses had
very unequai sendon Matador oeiug 10 front,
Wltners' aIlY by GIaoiateur second, Rnadamantnus
tnrd. ozark fourth Bop wooley dfth. the others
stragglIng on behind. Matador showed the
wa5 aroune 1ns upper 'un wsaers soD my
ozark fifth. warwick sixth, Chesapeake
seventh, Rnaoamantnus eighth, Boo Mooney
D'Artagnan twelfth, 10 Germs thirteenth. lew
changes took place before the horses passed the
quarter pIle, and rs they passed around the blum
Arlstldes ran into second place, Rnadamantnus
third. When the horses appeared In SIGHT on the
love. turn Matador was sun IN the lead; but ne
his mission anu Aristides took the lead followed
clo.e by ozark, Rnadanantnus thIrd. WItners' oily
IN, Bob wooley NTH, Chesapeake sixth, As
censiun seventa, che Others beaten on. Aris-
tides came into the homestretcn IN ont, and
Keeping the lead, came nome appaI entity an easy
winner by Two lengths Rnadarnanthus a Qood
second. ozark thlrd, Chesapeake fonrih, Warwick
fitn, Boz Woolley sixth, Wlthers GadIateur hlIy
seventh, Lord Letland eighth, Ascension ninth.
lnvolce tenth, UAftlgnan eleventh, Matador
twelfth, Jo Germs thirteenth. 10 Germs and
they were gong the wrong way at the time. Time
oil the mile, ;4oA.
was for a purse OF 5000: maldens allowed II
years old, 3 los; n years old or upward. los;
one mile and inree-qusrters. Five horses came
chestnut horse Sprlngook, Dy Australian. dam
Hester. years old. carrying ia los. Jonn
dam Jessamine Porter, years OLD, ia los john
O'Donnelrs chestnut colt Miner, oy bennington,
dam BY Lexington, years old, 81 los. samuel :.
dam Geueura, 3 years old, 81 lbs, aud koolnson,
Morgan co.'s chestnut colt Big Fellow. o. war
lbs. sprlngDoA was the lavorlte At 50 high a rate
that poo.s were sold without him. Big Fellow
bringing $3.50, Miner sl.s, BIG sandy SO and
TUE RACE.
Miner wvs first away, Big sandy second, Donny-
When the horses passed under tue blum iIlner
was leading, DonnyDrook second, Big Sandy thIrd,
the MI Donnybr mad Inc .ead. Mmuer second,
Big SANDY third. SprlngDok fourth. When the
horses came Ia signt the lower turn Donny-
brook was showing toe way, Big sandy second,
Miner thru. Big Fellow fourth, springbok fifth.
There was no cnanRe OF places as the horses came
10 to tue homestretcn, but after rapla up tne
stretch SrrngoOk showed MS head In 'front.' oi the
STAND, Big SANDY second, Miner tnird, Big Fellow
fourtn, Donnyotook nftn, the latter being
beaten. Going around the upper turn
SpriDgbok showed the way, closely followed or
Miner, who chung tenaclously to the great
morse, all the 0tlers being practically out oil the
race. As SyrlngDuk ana Miner passed around
the Olun they were mead and head, iOur engths Ia
front oi Big SANDY who was two lengths la front
OF Big felow, the latter three lengths IN advance
OF DOnnyDrUok. springOok ana Miner raced side
by side all tue way grOunl, and ~ was only when
they reached the iurlong pole that Miner Uegan
10 succumo. Then spr,ngUoK came away and won
the ~ four lengths, Milner second, eight
lengths IN advance o. Big Fellow, VINO was a neck
anead OF Big SANDY, tue latter ten lengths ahead
OF DonnyOrOoK. Time OF the mile anu tnree-quar-
tiers, 3:l2.
Ine ann race was for purse OF $500; the win
ner 10 sold at auction for SIS 500; ~ entered 10
Ue sold Tor $1,000 allowed lbs, Tor $3.50, lbs;
II Tor $780, 10 IDS. one mile anu malt Eve
horses entered for The race and All OF them