The New York herald., 1875-08-27

as the horses ran down the backstretch and at the
half pole Usage still eight lengths in advance
Of Century, the latter two lengths ahead OF Donny
brook, who was dozen lengths away nom Rummy,
Eclair hfth. There no change on the lower turn,
but coming up the homestretch Donnybrook seem
ingy made effort to run, and he soon passed Cen
tury and finished within two lengths OF Usage, the
winner; Eclair was fourth, Rummy NTH The judges,
thinking that Donnybrook had not been run 70
win the race, then made an investigation OF
the pool books, and cited the owner or
Donnybrook and his rider and trainer to the
stand and after mature deliberation they decided to
rule of the rider OF nybrook who had been paid 10
throw the race. This decision did not please the
hackers OF Donnybrook however, and anathemas were
heaped on the heads Of and trainer OF the
horse. This was no doubt UNJUST as it said that
the owner of Donnybrook lost heavily by the villany
Of the Jockey There should be effort made to ascer
tain who bribed the boy and an example made Of the
rogua
THE FOURTH RACE.
HANDICAP HURDLE RACE; purse $780, $3.50 TO the
first 500 TO the second and $50 to the third mile
heats, over four hurdles Distance eighty yards.
STARTERS
10 Donahue's b. h. CariDoo, by Lexington, dam
Alice Jones, years old, las lbs (Maney). ..... l
A. H. Torrence's b. h. Moonstone by AsteroId, dam
Alabama, years old, 150 lbs. (Murphy). ....... 2
George Longstan's b. h. Coronet by Jonesboro,
dam Garland, years old las lbs (Mdgeley)..
L. A. Hitchcock's ch. Busy Bee, by War Dance,
dam Laura spiman, years Old, IA lbs Jim
D. j. Bannatyne's b. h Audubon, by Australian.
dam Heiress, years old, l42 lbs. lee. ).....,..
Time l;541s-1:54A.
Before The Race
Cariooo. '.'-..'...'.....'......... 10 20
Audubon. ............................ l30 20O
Moonstone. ....."....... .......... % 30
D Doronet '''''''.''''.'''''' ,0S S
' LITER IL: fira HeGt "
Cariboo..... .........-.... l20 200 2oO
The Paris MutueIs paid:-Beforo the start 50 95;
THE RACE.
First Heat-Busy Bee was first away, Coronet sec
ond Cariboo third Audubon fourth. Moonstone fifth.
Cariboo quickest to the first hurdle and passed over
the brush first, Audubon second Busy Bee third Coro
net fourth Moonstone fifth. Cariboo took a COM
manding lead around the upper turn, and when he
reached the second hurdle which was placed at the
quarter pole he led three lengths Audubon second three
lengths ahead Of Corone the latter half length in
advance of Busy Bee who was a dozen lengths ahead
of Moonsone. Cariboo held his advantage down the
backstretch and was three lengths clear of Audubon
when he jumped the third hurdle, which placed at
the halfmile pole COrone fourth, Busy Bee fifth,
Moonsone nfty yards behind Carboo showed the
way around the lower turn and up the homesretch
the fourth hurdle which placed about half way to
the hriong pole Audubon was closing gradually up to
the hurdle. when he suddenly swerved In TO the
fence and jumped close 10 the rails that he went
the brush he struck the fence and threw his rider
into the field a severe fall but he was not dangerously
hurt This misfortune ended the chances of Audubon
Tor the Cariboo came home easy winner by
ten lengths, Coronet second, Moonstone third Busy
Bee fourth. Time 1:54A.
Second Hedk-Busy Bee FIRST away Moonstone
second Coronst third, Cariboo fourth. The horses
dashed at the first hurdle fast they could go, Busy
Bee being first over, Carboo second, Coronet third,
Moonstone fourth the latter knocking section of the
hurdle down. Cariboo ran to the front, followed
by Coronet the others trailing When Cariboo reached
the second hurdle he just length in advance of
Coronet, the latter being ten dozen lengths ahead
of Moonsone the latter two lengths in advance of Busy
Bee Cariboo and Coronet close together down the
backstretch and they passed the third hurdle
there not than halt length difference between
them when they sprang from the ground but when
they landed the far side Of the hurdle and CON-
menced running Carboo had the best of it by length
and half He kept this advantage around the lower
turn and, coming on strong, opened the gap and he
entered the homesretch He jumped the fourth hurdle
nicely and came home easy winner of the heat and
by four lengths Moonstone second, Coronet third
Busy Bee fourth. Time, 1:54X-
And thus ended the first day Of the extra meeting
at Monmouth Park
LONG BRANcH-Evening
The two mile to- has been changed for a
three quarter mile dash all ares