The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
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bui..s winch start, Il Ia 'le handi ~
v, ret. N.tuo a. L",INn Cttcr. Aadsc'
-. .lvIs. ug.r.. & rlur,, l21r N.flrroy
- nam icst. Nuees fl m,osc, aud We th'r
=, for. o., start Osiik AID " Gtl CRIBS were
~ ,,oritts. 1hr rare " = II, miles for all
" ff.4t ave ruu during the meeting.
~ t,nor. 49, cot ~ well toet thcr J,s icauiug
- uin We. thrrNv second, N.auec tnird. ana
~ ot cf- buncn, Il. .rhcre was no change ~
,...'I,u 90 the iudrce sthur, lut on nc pidi-
lei saarr h. Il gone tn tie nom. WIN Nc|h.i-
A., sr,nnd. Jest tuiiu, ana Oz tx fourth I'm
~ .,k stretch Oldtk ran up 10 the t'ohn
Mao guA Nose. PIN roe showed tilfi.
Ac.und ih, upper turn u q runnin. vas l"vd,
b,t Co., rec was thtn Oc'wten MHnie M
0lark and they finished with M.dec haIint
Ollrk over length, ne latter ue,hr I ,wpp
Tw1e Va tie A. jest. Weai herby, Century lhk-
,i, x violet, and On ricy theatham III tue oI-
te named. Time, 2'Ea.
ruv nurCKrSRipGE sTAKrs
a,o ..c,rd rec was for the Breckenridge
,,G.. tn, thtpc wear ulds. twu mi'cs. $40 sun
.,,',,nn. si,U foi fcii. the maryland JocNeN tllb
Co add az lN. uf watch $50 10 tue sccohd morse
tbo third h. re e. s.ve his stfkes. ..,
In ,unsruueucc Of a misunderstanding win
regard g. Me tcnaltl uron W winner oi rhv
w,re dec red Of. Al the sale 81 voois Tom
%, n,lttee W stue tlVurtte, SEN iIr f'W' Nhlc
Vl.t,r brought : - liav Final goo. Joe Germs
,iW and Nu-uita- $50 lac start WAS good.
" tor leading Oh. with Joe Germs SECOND 'nm
Ocuitrt tu.td. Nrl-tu's l"u,' ""u ' ,
,i,pn. and they strung Out on me
Ia,t strctch. Nitur -,ll holding US
L. fn, iudres stand Nlator led Joe Germs three
iengths. VINO wan one length anead ct Tom
hiu anu lly Final three lengths behind On
tha lower turn, on the second mule, while there
wa no change Of position, the horses urcW
er.ef to tie front. aud 10 the nail uile AIS
dds had gone to the second position. Arounu
III .iper urn the running vas line, Tom Ochll-
Ire runtirg un to the second pllce, tut III the
home stretch Aristides shot TO the front, and
cane home t hiif length ahead OF Ntttor. VINO
leo Tom Ochitree half length, Joe Cern- aud
l, Final bringing up the rear. lip"e, $50 =.
rHE COMPENSATION PURSE.
The ihrd race was the Compensation Purse
n,lc heats; for winners of one race during the
meeting aud horses that had not started during
Inc meeting, five pounds extra: tue winners OF
twa races during the meeting. seven pounds
extra; turses beaten once during toe meeting
all wed three pounds, aud those beaten twice
ALL VOC I'VE iounds; purse sou. bel9re we
,tit Itu nautilus wa the 1avorite. selling In
u, ru.t. FIR 500. while Gen. liarney nrouInt
g. Arciurus ti1. and Big SANDY SO. ! ne
stlst,ls were Rhadamanthus, BIC sandy, Gen.
nauc,. and Afcturus. In The start knadaman-
TIN took the lead. with Gen isrney sccond,
~ sandy third. mi Atcturus fourth. On the
lover Urn thadamantnus. under heavy pull.
ID 1. els Go the sec nj place, and li's Sandy
IL .n,N. and Arciurus went along, tie Two nisi
fn-riher and the last IA ca N,Ttu ily out OF the
le.f. There was no chan1e OF position UNI
t. entered the home stretch, when Ria u
n.nthus made a run Tor the finish and won oN
d U.lt length. Gen. llatncy second, Big SANDY
tlfd. and Arcturus IT, lime. l;t6A.
For the second neat Rhadamanth IS stu re-
NAMED the favonte 2 To- l. while IN dana "a.
OF Iic Sandy soli IN the pools Tor slOo ma nc
ma, Arcturus and G,n. Harvey. fot SO. h,
II r, was cood. with ArctuTus leading, and al
The quarter pole he led IN idananthus Ter gths
pressed bv Rig sandy. At the half mile there
W 40 change Of position, except that lihadA
ulUltI.u- closed 40 most OF the gaD between
iIns,if and Arcturus, who stiil held the lead
unfl th,y got into the home stretch. whei
IL, van ler by half a length, Arcturus second
IL. Sandy third, and Gen. Harvey distanced
iue-lHa.
THE GRAND sTEEPLE CHASE.
Tlo fourth race was the grand stee,le chase
~ u. hes " So each hali forfeit; about ~
H0iis- over thu regular steeplc course; weltel
W. shts the club e. add 500 Tor the trst horse
tnn fol the second and $50 Tor the third. Cor
ouDi. hidden by Latte. i5i pounds piayolu, b,
Eurpn,, l5l pounds, aud Deadhead. Meaney
VA the r.yori,e seS selling for $50 While pSsd
heed brought sen, ana Coronet SlO. The star
wa good, Dsadhesd leading On Win D,sv.I'
nsd, in the order In which they started
aud they crossed the track. over trush an'
fan for the stone wall at the mort
enc Of the outer He'd which they went over
the order above stated. DiavOlo then made
uis take by taking the track but 'oon got aRai
~ The Iignt course twO lengths behind Dead
hoad and three lengths behind Soronet. Dead
hfst, closely followed by Coronet. while Dia
yulo made NJ much OF he lost distance
Al the next Jump, the earth wall nea
tho carriage entrance on tue west sid
az the field, Deadhead went over first
with Coronet at his flank. Al the water lear
together, Deadhead first. Coronet second, an'
Ditvulo last. After pressing the judges stan
DlnVOlo went TO the front, and entered the sOut
outer field three lengths ahead Of Curonet. VIII
led Dedhead ono length, Coming back 10 IN
iubeI field Da, do held his ADVANTAGE hS tire
tteths ahead OF Curonet. who ted De.dhel
tNo lengths. the hurdle and earth wall wer
tsssed over without any chance IN the p9sitl1
the half-mlle pole the run on the upper tur
w. Gne between Diayolo and Coronet De {
head six lengths behind. Both hurdles wcr
ri,afed. nd down the hOmestretch the race be
tween ~ ivolo and Corunet was most eXcitinl
DUNulo coming home three-quprters o. leBst
tn'ad 81 Coronet,wnO led DeadLead Xix length
linn. GIG.
WHY rnE PROGRAMME WAS CHANGED.
The reason why the Breckenridge Stakes dl
not come OF in the regular order, and all pool
the s.hscrihcrs claimed that the winner Of IA
Dixie stakes tom Ochiltree) must carry per
liN oreXtr. weight Of five pounds tn sui
trrntl.us 10 the race had been made with TIL
uudcr-t 4nding aud 1t was 50 stated by IN
CIut IN their advertisement Tor sub-crpttu ns
TN meeting. although no mention of the fac
VA made in the printed daily programme, nC
Wa 10 known at the pool selling. The claiI
VS. challenged. the race referred. and mei
ttnprt despatched to the city for copy 81 TIA
advertisement Of tAe Cllb. II was shortly prC
duced. and the clHim Of the subscribers verfe
tuat the winner Of the Dixie - ke7 must can
Ltr pounds extra. Then a question rose whrti
e. Nanda.ite, the winner Of the Dixie stak'
tua also the Il eckuridge stakes at the last Al
huA meeting. carried the pcnalty-1ye pounC
extra. Tue Secretary Of the club was positi'
int the extra weight was carried by Nandalt
md otht.s were confident il was not, whi
others stil were equally sure that the Ueual
W. not condition at the last annual meeting
II -uch was Il condition. aud V ndalite did Ia
carry the ezra weight. then Brgaud, second
the last fall Brcckinridgc stakes was the wi
utr, and TODAY Mr. : ntord, owner Of Brigan
put in his claim FOR tho stakes. II coming with
the rule requiring all claims 10 he filed with
one year. 1t is stated by turfnen tonight th
tie Breckinrilge stakes were first proposed ar
Iutscrbed at Saratoga at dinner given by JOt
Chamberlain, at which the late Hon. John
Breckenridge was present aud were closed
TIE time, and no penalty WAS placed on the Wi
ner 81 the Dixie. Nandala won the first, that
t-day being the second breckenridge stakes n
Tor.
THE TKOT FOR goO0O