The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
THE RACING.

The track was In most excellent condition for fair
time, the record made below exhibits The weather
too favorable for racing, and fine days sport
anticipated by all who attended the Park Three
we're on the card the first being hurdle Of
niles, with eight flights; the second dash Of three
quarters Of mile, between year ods, and the third
mile heats
Six horses entered for the first event, five Of
which to the post These were A. II. Torence's
bay horse &loonstone by Asteroid, dam Alabama,
lged carrying l5s lbs 10. Donahues bay geld
ing cariboo, by Lexington, dam Alice Jones,
years old, Isl lbs George Langstan's bay geldng
Coronet by Jonesboro, dam Garland, years old, 151
bs ~ Byrnes chestnut hlly by Censor, dam I'M
known years old l4j lbs, and L. A. Htchcock's chest
Rut lilly Busy Bee, by War Dance, dam Laura Spilman,
years old, l45 lbs Moonstone sold for FIRST choice in
he last pool Coronet for second choice Cariboo third
favor. The very interesting, and was
by Coronet by short head Moonstone second Carboo
third. Busy Bee threw her rider before running 100
yards which ended her chances for either Of the prizes
roronet was a good hurder and steepechaser early in
the spring of the year but after the Baltimore he
was taken with "A disease resembling distempcr, from
which lac IS just now recovering. lie IS powerful
horse capital jumper, with rare turn OF speed lie
resembles his sire many ways and IS very likely to
De Just as good steeplechase and hurdle horse.
The second was dash Of threequarters OF a
mile, Tor two-year ods, for purse OF 800 For tins
event there four starters, comprising 10 Doha
hueis bay FLY MOie Carcw, by NarTaeansctt Jam
Chgnon; George l.angstaTs bay colt Freebooter, by
kentucky dam imported Fcucca; NJ. Byrncs chestnut
cot King Bee by Hamburg dam by Breckenridge; and
w. H. BabcOckis bay colt Woodland by Brown DICK,
aan WOOdOine Freebooter great lavOrite selling
ur than all the others together in the pools He
gon very easy race, MOlie Carew being second ana
NOodbne good third. The winner was recently puf-
chased from Mr. Belmont, he having been beaten i've
shines while owned by that gentleman. Like many
Dthcr horses that have been almost given away by Mr.
Belmont he Is winner N his hrst race and no doubt
Eil ike Countess and Scratch make lots Of money for
,ther people.
The third mile heats and had for starters
5cOrge iAtngsAiIs bay My Countess, ny Kentucky,
lam Lady Blessngton years old h. Sutline's bay
yclding Wyudham, by Hampton Court dam Echo,
! years old; L. A. HltchcOck's brown fly LutetH
h., by second Daniel Boone dam Meanuess years
Did, aud John COlice's brown horse b. +. Carver by
Lightning, dam La Flcume, years old. Countess
great layOrite selling ia the pools for three 10
me the ucid Ia the pools, after the first heat,
which by Countess, she left out Of the bet
5ng and then Is r. Carver iavOrite at Two 10 one
Ner Wyndham and Lutctia H. Countess won the race
u three straight heats b. \. Carver second Wyndham
third
The following the details
FIRST RACE.
HuRDLRs two miles, eight; purse $500: $500 TO
ne first S75 the second aud S25 the third horse
STARTERS.
leoree Iangstans b. COrOnet by Joncsboro, dam
Garland 3 years old, l5l los MidgceyL ..,.......
Alabama aged, 1866 lbs (Murphyl. ................
10 DonaLue's b. H. Carboo, by Lexington, dam
Alice Jones, years old, l64 lbs thAneyl........