The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30
THE RACING,

The track was in most excellent order and fast
time was the result. Three important events
were on the card the first the Flash Stakes, for
Jwo-y ear-olds, q dash OF half mile; the second,
the Saratoga Cup, dash OF two miles and quar-
ter; the third selling Tor purse, for all
ages the distance mile and quarter.
In the first event there were thirty nominations,
OF which the following came TO the post:-P.
Lorillard's brown geldlng Parole, by bennington,
dam Maiden, and black lilly Painless, by Leaning
ton. dam Felicity; 10. Donahues chestnut colt
Leatherstockings, by Kentucky, dam imported
Flu1e; boswell Cammack's chestnut colt Osseo,
by imported Eclipse, dam Ollata; Lawrence &
Lorillards chestnut colt WaTlJck, by war Dance
dam Undne; ID. Mcdaniel & Co.'s chestnut Ally
sister OF Mercy, by War Dance, dam Sister Of
Charity, and his bay fllly Minnie, by bennington
dam by Arlington; Thomas Puryear & Co.'s chest
nut colt Waco, by Narragansett, dam Julietta, and
bay colt Pastor, by Narragansett, dam Pastor;
John M. HarneJ's chestnut FLY Lille Belle by Pat
MSlloy, dam Alta yela, and A. B. Lewis & Co.'s
chestnut Ally Lady Clipper, by Hunters Lexing-
ton, dam Carrie Crosby. Lorillsros entries were
the faverltes, their fine running at Monmouth
Park the present month, when Parole won the
July Stakes, three quarters OF MILE in :17I< and
the August Stakes, one mile, in "a, and Faitness
winning The Thesplan stakes, three-quarters OF a
mile, in :l711, the same time as Parole, warrant
ing the good opinion the SPECTATORS formed on
them. FaIthless won the race in very fine time,
Sister OF Mercy second, Parole third Lady Clip
per aud WarlocK collided as they came into the
homestretch and both FELL neither, fortunately.
being hurt. Pie jockeys escaped mira culousy
The second race was for the Saratoga Cup, a
dash of two miles and a quarter. There were
twentythree nominations, seven OF which came
TO the post. These we're NJ. A. Littelrs bay horse
Wlldide, by Australian, dam Idlewild, years
old; Mr.. Belmont's chestnut tlly Olitpa, by Lean
ington, dam Oliata. years old; M. Ii. Sanfords
bay morse Preakness, by Lexington, dam Bay
Leaf, aged; ID. Mcdaniel & Co.'s chestnut horse
sprlngbok, by Australian, dam Hester years
Old Thomas puryear Co.'S chest
Aeronte, four years old, and their bay colt GriH-
stead. BY Gilroy, dam Sister to RurIc, and II. p.
McGratn's bay colt Aaron Penning ton, by Tippe-
rary, dam Lucy Fowler, four years old. SprIngDok
sold for nlgnest money in the pools, Aaron Pen
favor. Many bets were taken that the race would
be made In better time than 1t had been run by
Harry Bassett which was $3.50, In 1872 when ne
beat LongfeIlow, thar being the best. the next
best time was made by Kentucky in 1865. wnicn
was 4O1H. Longfeliow, when ne beat Kingfsner
tered for this race, Balenkeel, was taken
with cramps night before last, and had not
recovered sufficiently to contend with such grand
sorses as those that came TO the post. Vandalite
was declared out the night before alter several
pools had been sold on her, her owner wisely
keeping her Tor some more easy contest the
horses that came TO the post were supposed to be
faulteBs In condition, each trainer being perfectly
satisfied vita the order OF his charge. The bet
ting this race was very heavJ there being
nearly 500 900 In the pools and Paris Mutuels be-
lore the Dag fell for start. Preakness and Spring.
box made q dead heat, and their respective own
ers divided what they won equally. The time
made was two seconds and quarter faster than
Harry Bassetts.
The thIrd race OF the oay was for purse OF $500.
selling race for all ages, with allowances for re-
duced prices; dash OF mile and quarter Nine
came TO the post, comprising ". Strngheldis
chestnut colt warsaw, by War Dance, dam sister
OF Charity, years Old 10 be sold Tor ST. $780, carry
hampton, by Hampton Court, dam Ecno, years
old, VI, 900, 80 IDS. u. McDaniei Il Co.. Day dly
by bennington, dam Naphtha, 3 years old,
$1,000, rs los A. NJ. Burton's bay horse
survivor. by Vandal, dam by Lexington.
years old, $4,000, ia lbs. r. Stearns'
gray horse Frank by Engineer, dam Lady Cul-
pepper, years ole, $780, 81 lbs: NJ. H. ,Sanford's
brown colt Brigand, by Planet, dam Britannia
~, years OLD, 81, 500, l0I lbs. John Coffee,s
brown horse b. f. Carver, by lightning dam la
Vctme, years old, 81, 600 102 lbs. Mr.. BemontIs
chestnut hlly Caroline, by Kentucky, dam Camilla
years old, $1,000 70 lbs. and Jenninps 4
Hunts bay horse King Pin, by Lexington, dam
EItham Lass, years old, 81, 500, Is lbs Survivor
had the call in the betting, Brigand SECOND
choice, King Pin the third IN iavor Me
Daniels bennington oily ran away from the
others from the start and came home an easy
winner BY several lengths; Mr.. Bemonts hlly
Caroline being second, survivor third. The run
ming resemDled more hunt than morse race so
RAPIDLY did the 1ly get away hom the others. be-