The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-11
THE RACING.

THE RACING.
, The track was In better condition yesterday
than on any previous day OF the meeting the rain
OF the night before having laid the dust and i'm
proved the ground very much. the weather, too
was all that could have been desired by the
owners OF the horses, II being moderately warm,
with balmy nreezes. As a consequence the racing
was good throughout. giving the greatest salts
faction 20 the thousands OF spectators on the
grand stand and the balconies and terraces OF the
club house. Five events on the card, and
tney all passed or with promptness and de-
lpatch.
Tue first race was the Juvenile Stakes for two
year.old FLIES, the distance half mile. For this
race there were thirty.one nominations, or which
number twelve came 10 the post These were Au-
gust Belmont's brown colt Freebooter ana chest
nut colt Clemats, R. W. Cameron's bay nlly Faver-
dale, John NJ. Harney's chestnut lilly Lille Belle,
p. Lorillard's black dly Faitnless. j. R. Garlands
chestnut colt Warlock, D. Mcdaniel
Co.'s black lilly By Brown Dick, Joe
Donahue's bay Ally Molle Carew, John
r. Cnamberlin's bay My Lorna Doone,
thomas Puryear 4 Co.'s chestnut colt Waco and
Day colt Pastor and II. P. McGratn's chestnut
colt Bryan, by Barney stone. Mr.. p. Lorillards
Fathless was a great iavorite over the field. she
rot away best, the start being far IRON an even
one, and outpacing the others on the race in The
FASTEST possible manner. In fact, tae analr re-
kemOled more nearly a nunt fnan @ race, Tue nlly
representing the OK and the others the HOUNDS,
NhO Kept at a gOooly distance Dealnd. her
that every speculator on the course laid money
On. When they could not get at the pool box the
crowd ventured IN The Paris mutuels. IRe bet
ting IN tue books previous 10 the start was also
large, at the following rates:-Faitnless, TO
Clemstis, 70 1; Faverdale. 10 l; the Juetts
colt TO McDanlels filly, TO /; Lille Belle, ~
10 l; BRYAN, s TO /; Wariock, IL 10 /, and Mollie
rarew, u 10
The second event was mile heats for which five
same To the post. These were 10 Donahue's
chestnut norse Spindrift, aged. carrying lis
lDs.: Robinson. Morgan 4 Co.'s chestnut colt Big
Fellow, years cd, los lbs; d. Mcdaniel Co.'s
al sam j. salver's brown colt Bill Bruce. Years
old. 80 lbs Sprngbok was q great iavOrite. He
sod Ia the pools az nearly 10 70 over The held,
and in toe PARIS mutues the betting was S. 10
Nxty cents. SprlngOok won the race IN short
rubber In the uest time that has been made dur
lag the meeting. running AZ ease throughout, not
sDecsi AZ moment IN the Sprlngnok may
be set Down as the fastest no Sc on the American
the turi spungbok was tho only horse that
could make Tom extend himself and now that
the latter has retired II i extremely doubtful
u there - one TO magc springDox run his best.
me thru race was Tor purse, With maiden
allowances but none OF the latter class came
tue post, the only starters being 10 Donahue's bay
colt Scratch, and ID. McDinnelI a 90 3 chestnut
nly Madge. Tue race a dash oil 4 mile aud
hat hadge was the lavorte AZ long ODDS, $3.50
W SEQ being wageTeu In one OF The pools. Scratca
however, beat ner the race, and vixen he passed
nnder the wire The victor there was no nmit TO
the shouts Of applause mat the horse and his
owner received. But when the time put
sue Doaru, l:4I Ior mile and ball, different
feeling man good nature began 60 show itself
among the losers, ana al kinus OF iEsinuations
we're thrown out about Madge and her ruer. As
We have seen many cases u the kind before
where none bot the losing mare. nad she the
power 90 speech, cDuid explain the cause ana
Is OBSTINATE losers VIII Insist on fraud having
been practised ~ the present instance, we viii
sndeayOr to explain mo cause o. Madge's defeat
Tue mare was no DOUBT. deDiiltated. ana was
Gun aud ieebIe w her action. Pure weakness
IA - a q
VI physiological explanation. Madge was feverish
according 70 her sex. her pnyslcal system was
Or changes wnicA are incidental anu inevitable to
al the female representatives. OF animated
WITH spinal system, secreting matter
riom me very centre Of tue vertebrsl
n temporary prosrraled. il might
Ee termed temporary diseased condition. Could
ssiHg sf1lcted with palned head witG eyebals
fa1vrKed hy = sudden lnpuN OF blood win
Nfa . sense OK irresoation, the result o. muscu.
lar Sympathy Win her irftraOle nervous system.
ba. pooi Aadgs soe!d not speaE and she as not
understood, and Dense X may be said again tins
was the iEalE cause .. her failure 70 win, and we
hope mat those WAC were losers BY her defeat
viii DC saushed with The above explanation OF The
me iour,n event was aasn Of mile and n
sightn 100 dds lilies 10 CARY l05 lbs,
mdioens allowed ,Ds. seven youngsters came 70
Ice post, comprising DOswcl eAmnacks bay
Cot SVEsipnee, lO7 l5x; P. Lorllai DIS chestnut
a,Y spuaglet i02 Ios.; Robinson, Morgan q Co.'S
oorowa nly Gyrus. TO- lbs. A. Belmonps bay colt
pItaqot, l0s lbs. Jonn T. Chamoeriin's chestnut
solt LORD ICELAND, 10i la !. ,. Grinstead's DAY
ply fhess AaJaower. lO1 lbs, and u. u. WitnerS'
ptJ ny TATTOO. Gyptls . Ia Tor the highest price
Luss aeCte me start Tattoo 3slnK second Ia
Iayot, Matador the third cnoice ana spriEgset the
loerth' The race As " ell iun, and Mataaor
y eapltal race IensiREeo being second and Lord
Irt.and thrd, the 1--WE latter beiug lie ldgrs.
hatador sss slrea by tue great French nor.e
blauht~ur, aud ~ probably the best OF that
horses get at present Oil the turf lac II n very
lusgT, sound well formed horse and will no doubt
&c use!ui animal "a the turf A. lie acquires age.
Ihe nith race was stecpiechasc match fer
5000 between hessrs. Lawrence and c. Lorii-
lafIs Chestnut geding i3nl ct and A. II. Torrencc's
rnestnut geiuuR trouble, the race 10 be run over
the usual seepiechase course, wnich ID com pured
20 be- acout two niles ana q half lrouOie was