The New York herald., 1875-08-18

one mile and half when she py Scratch
Dublin and Vandate Countess has been very
full at this place winning every time that she started
before to-day Rhadamanthus was the favorite in the
pools, on this race Countess second cholce Brigand
Mace Brigand the race by four lengths IN
:56H, in the easiest possible manner, Rhadaman
thus second Fadladeen third. The hackers Of Rhada
manthus lost heavily on the result He ran a capital
race throughout, first having to beat McDanels nly
and then Countess which were thought to be the only
dangerous ones. The time OF the mile from stand to
stand was run in l: AN. The owner of Brgand then
decided not to start him in the second race this vic
tory glory enough for one day.
The second event was for free handicap for all ages
mile and threequarters. For this there four
starters comprising j. Donahue's bay colt Scratch by
CoiIee's bay niy Nettie Norton, by bennington dam
Long Nine, years old, 100 lbs. D. McDanel's chest
nut colt Willie Burke, by haywood, dam Katinka,
years old, So lbs, and A. b. Lewis Co.. bay colt
Vagabond, by Vandal dam Gen. 3 years Old so lbs.
taors seemed TO be all abroad as TO the capabilities or
the horses engaged Willie Burke the favorite not
wthsandng that he has been beaten every time that he
ran this year Scratch second choice his numerous
and werun races warrantng his hackers in laying their
money him particularly his fine with Grinstead and
Aaron Pennington in the mile and a half dash last
Thursday Nette Norton has run but before this
year, which was at Jerome Park June II, in fr
handicap sweepstakes one mile and quarter In that
she beaten by Survivor, Willie Burke Carboo
and Audubon Since that time she had been "out Of
x but her trainer thought she fit to for this
purse and she made capital race coming easily to the
front at the finish Vagabond had ten pounds of, and
being a very fne strong runner and well bred colt,
OF the SPECTATORS fancled MIN. Nette Norton
the race by two lengths, Scratch second, Willie
Burke third, Vagabond fourth Time 3:084, which
was very excellent time for Ally that supposed
to be up TO the mark in condition
The third a handicap hurdle of two
miles, eight hurdles, for of $500 to the
winner and $3.50 TO the second horse Six horses
to the post These 10 Donahue's bay gelding
Deadhead, by julius dam Leisure years old 146 lbs
and the gentemans bay horse Cariboo by Lexing
ton, dam Alice Jones, years old 142 lbs George Long
stas bay horse Coronet by Jonesboro, dam Garland
years old, 141 lbs A. H. Torrences bay geding Shaugh
raun, by Tipperary dam Jennie P years old 140 lbs
S. d. Bruces bay gelding Warrior, by War Dance dam
Casanira years old, 1872 lbs, and J. T. Blanchard's
gray Lilly, pedigree unknown, aged, 1872 lbs.
Donahue's entries were the favorites over the field
just before the start This fine as
seen and won by Deadhead by half length, Shaugh
raun second, Cariboo third
The following the details Of the racing
Purse $500; beaten maidens allowed lbs. one mile
and eighth
boswell h Cammack's James McCormack's) b. C.
Brgand, by Planet, dam Britannia 4th, years old
(barDee).
A. Bemont's blk. c. Rhadamanthus, by bennington,
dam Nemesis 3 years old Brown. ............... 2
T. B. w. r. Davis ch. h. Fadladeen, by War
Dance, dam Nora Creina aged Donahue). ........ 3
George Longstafl's b. Countess, by kentucky, dam
Lady Bessngton, years old (Swm). ........... A
D. Mcdaniel Co.'s b. f., by Leamington dam
Naphtha, years old Delaney. ..................
G. S. Lloyd's br. c., by Asteroid dam Katona,
years old Quinn). Observation-Disclosures.
dam Liza Davis years old (2ichardson) ........
John H. Davis (Mr. Wyches) b. m. Mary Long, by
Warminster dam by Tar River, years old John
SOM.