The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
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THE RACING.

where IL was not 50 wet 1t was heavy and mold
ing, rendering asst time Impossible. As the day
passed on, the high wind that prevailed dried the
track considerably, but this only made the running
the more severe IN the deep places. The betting
on the various events OF the day was very heavy,
as ali those VINO had been losers on the meeting
were now trying to balance their books. Five
races came OF.
the 1rst event was for . purse OF $500 for
three-y ear-olds that have not this year.
a dasn OF one mile. There were four starters,
consl sting OF y. Mcdaniel & CO.'S chestnut lilly
Matte A., August Belmonts chestnut filly Caro-
line John O'Donnell's chestnut colt Miner and X.
w. Camerons bay colt Baymlnster Matte A.
was the iavofite Ia tne pools. Miner inc SECOND
CHOICE Baymlnster selling well up In the pools.
Matte A. won capital race In most excellent
time. she completely ran away from the others
alter going hal mile. greater spread out neld
has been seldom seen. Matte A. beat Miner
eignt lengths, and he was al least dozen lengths
IN 'front.' OF Baymlnster and Caroline.
The second event was the Consolation Purse OF
$780, Tor horses which have run and not won dur
ing tins meeting. he distance being three
quarters OF a nile. There were nine entries, eight
OF which came 10 the pust. rms lot comprised
Robinson, Morgan Co.'s brown colt Bob Wool
lev, years old, 80 lbs; George Langstan's bay
Ally Countess years OLD, l05 los. ID. Mcdaniel Il
Co.'s chestnut colt Willie Burke, 9 years Old 90
lbs. Joe Donanueis Chestnut colt Dublin. ~ ars
Old 10S los. A. b. Lewis Co.'s chestnut nlly
vinaIgrei te years old. 81 lbs; T. .. \ W. r.
DAVIS chestnut horse Fadladeea, aged, lis los.
j. G. Bereslord's chestnut horse Free Lance,
years old, ia lbs; r. W. Uaneron's bay lilly In
the favorlte over any named horse In the race
Willie Burke the second choice, Dublin the tnrd
won by the ally Countess Ia dne style. she beat
the iavorite handsomely from BEGINNING TO end.
Countess is very handy nag, and at short dis
tauces Will always be naerous.
The thrd race was iree handicap sweepstakes
the second horse to receive sl25 ont OF the stakes
One mile and an eiRnrn. Seven horses came TO
tine post these we're Robert Catncart, 1r;.s. pay
brown horse b. r. Carver. years old, 10 bs.;
Ju. Donahue's chestnut colt Dublin, years old,
l0l lbs L. A. Hi chcock's bay nliy Moe Darling
4 years 3D. 95 lbs; ID. Mcdaniel 4 co. Is nay mare
Matte W., 4years old, 90 lbs, and chestnut oily
Matte A., 8 years old, 80 lbs; Thomas Puryear "
Co.'s CHESTNUT cold Meco years old, Sd lbs, and
=. Lorillards bay colt RISK, years old, 50 lbs
Matte A. notwitnsta noing That this was her
second race curing toe afternoon, was great
favorite, selling IN the pools for more nan all the
while all the others together sold lor sl,076 she
won This race as easily as she won the Il 81 one,
lance between the latter and Meco, who was
third.
for purse OF $780, or which 5000 was TO De given
10 the second morse. Abou; two miles and hall.
Nine were on the list as starters, TOUR OF which
came To the posi- These were A. ii. Lawrence's
chestnut gelding Trouble, years old, 1853 lbs;
A. p Green's bay My Daylight, years old, 14o
years DID, 14o lbs. and 10. Donahue's nay
horse stanford. s years old, 1875 los: Trouble trouble
choice. stanford the thru. After . very
spirited and closely contested race between
judges stand a length in froni Of the mare; bur
the jockey OF Trouble alghted from MS horse
without permission OF tue judges, and as mat
ter Of r1gnt and according To rule, he was os-
quallted, and the race given TO Daylight. The
that the rider disobeyed Is very plan; IL reads
as follows :-"Riders, after heat Is ended, shall
repair to the juuges' stand; they must not dis
mount until ordered BY the judges, nor suffer any
person 70 touch put cover upon their horses
until ordered uy the judges 10 dlsmount on pain
oil being distanced." so there was no relp for the
bac1ers OF Trouble but 10 bear their losses pnllo.
sophlcally and nope Tor better luck next time.
The Il tn and closing race OF the meeting was
an extra steepechase made mp In place OF the
snree-mlle dash tnat fell through by the with
drawal OF SprlngDok. VINO was SAID to have sud
denly lallen lame. This race had ior starters A.
old. carrying 1853 lbs; j. Donanue's bay horse
stanford, years OLD, carrying l54 los, an pay
geIung Deadbead, years old, las lbs; ana Law
renee L @. Lorillard's chestnut horse Resolute.
years old, 154 los MooEstone was the iavorlte,
In favor. Tne race was an unfortunate one Tor
the Jockeys, as Deadnead s'dumpedn his before
the race was hall over. and Reso,nte fell and rolled
over his Jockey at the last hurdle IN the race.
Neither or the jockeys, fortunately, were much
injured. Stanford won the race. hoonstone
the following are the details OF the running as it
came off,
PURSE $500 for three.year- Odds. which nave not
won race this year. One mile.
D. Mcdaniel Co.'s CHI. l. Matte A.. by AUS
tralian, aam Minnie Mansfield Clark 1900.
John o,Donnel's en- c. Miner. by bennington,
dam by Lexington (PontIn) .............,.... 2
r w. Cameron's b. c. BaymInster by war.
Minister, dam Stolen Kisses (BarDee). ........
A. Belmonrs CHI. T. Caroline, BY Kentucky, dam
Time, :4oJs
THE BETTING.
Mincr.......... ...........x $500 $40 1S5 800
Matte A................... 4l0 a25 200 $50
Observation-Disclosures. $40 100 IS 800
The PARIS mutuels PAID Sl5 70.
THE RACE.
The quartet had a very lair send on, and they
ran al rapid rate from the stant, Matte A. TAX
Ing the lead AZ once, Bayminster second, Caroline
third, Manner fourth. Matte A. led one length
around the upper turn, Bayminster second, one
lensth ahead Of Miner, VINO was a length IN frons
OF Caronnc. At the quarter pole Matte A led
length, Baymlnster second, neck IN front OF Mil
ner, VINO was i've lengths IN advance OF Caroline.
Going arounc the dun MatrIe A. led two lengths,
and TINS advantage she made Into ur lengths be-
sue passed out OF sight the OF hers running as
before given. When the horses appeared on the
lower turn Matte A. was eight lenstas away from
Miner the latter Jour lengths in front OF bay min
ster Caroline four lengths further on Matte A.
ran away from tue others, ana came home In a
hand gallop eight lengths In front OF Miner. the
latter q dozen lengths IN advance OF Bayminster,
VINO beat Caroline neck to the wire. Time
i:ls1I.
CONSOLATION PURSE, $500, Tor horses that have
run and have not won any race at rms meeting
Three-quarters OF q mlle
George Langstan's b. l. Countess, by Kentucky,
dam Lady Bessington, years old, los los.
Robinson. Morgan co.'s br. G. Bob wooiiey,
By bennington, dam Item, years old, w IDS.
yo Donaaue;s Gu. C dublin. BY KentacTy dam
Kaldee; years old, los lbs. (Evansl .........
J. u. Bereslo as Gu. h. Free Lance, BY Ken
lucky, cam Parachute, years old, ia lbs.
lheyWOOul ....s........... =
d. McDaniel a. CO.'S en-. c. Wine Burke, by Bay.
wood. dam katinkd, 3years Old g0IUs. (Clarkl
k w. Cameronis b. /. Inspiration, By Warmlns-
ter dam Sopnia, years old l05 lbs. tBarDeel
II. Il. 4 w. X. Davis Gu. h. Fadia1een, by War
Dance, dam Nora CrelnR ageu, lis lbs.
(MrCuel .......s......s............ Z
A. B. Lewis 4 Co.'s Gu. !. Vinalgrette, by VAN
dal, dam Eliza DAVIS, years OLD, ~ Ids.
Time, 1:20A.
THE BETTING.
Bob Wooley. 500 $50 500 400
Fadladeen 90 800 : $40 ITO
Willie Burke....... los 300 ass $40
Countess % $50 400 $40
Inspiration. IS 200 $50
NinAl- rette...... ITO 70 las
Duona MINIMUM. los ESQ 400 25S