The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
TEE RACING.

The track quite heavy in consequence Of the
great rainfas of the past twenyo hours and fast
time was not looked for Five events the card,
the first sweepstakes for twoyearolds threequarters
of mile by three year olds; mile and an
eighth dash Of two miles and quarter; match race
Of mile; and selling sweepstakes for all ages dash
of mile.
The twoyear old sweepstakes closed with twentyfour
nominations, eight of which came to the post These
were p Lorlard's bay geding Shirley, by Lexington,
dam Miss Carter Mr. Belrnonts chestnut FLY Adelaide,
by Australian dam Dolly Carter, and his bay FLY Sui
tana by Lexington, dam Mildred; Lawrence Il G.
LoriTaTd's chestnut colt Warlock by War Dance,
dam Undine D. Mcdaniel l. Co.'s chestnut FLY
Sister Of Mercy, by War Dance dam Sister
of Charity; Thomas Puryear Co.'S chestnut
colt, by Narragansett dam Juietta; John
M Harneys chestnut FLY Lille Belle, by Pat Msloy
dam Alta vea; and J. A Grinstead's chestnut colt
Knapsack, by War Dance, dam Sue Dougherty p
Lorillard's entries the fayorites Mr. Belmonts
niles being second in favor last night but to-day they
changed places The colt Shirley has once before
and that was at Long Branch in company with Parole
and seemed to show much foot the latter as he
came in close up with him at the finish. This was in
the August Stakes and the distance one mile That
race, however, at very moderate pacc-1 81
and the company the gedings in far different
on this OCCASION and therefore the backing of Shirley
all chance work by those who concert
win the workers for the stable The outsiders followed
those who were laying oat Mr. Lorillards money and
occasionally managed to get piece of what they sup
posed TO be the good thing. Mr.. Belmonts team
well backed the sisters Of Monarchist and 10 Daniels
being considered next TO Fathess and Parole, the
best az Saratoga They have been second and third
in their two previous races and their chances were
considered good enough to back. Lawrence & G.
Lorllars chestnut colt Warock was also looked unon
a. a dangerous customer dheavy track. and he had
many supporters. knapsack, as outsider had also
many supporters and so had McDaniels Sister of
and NJ How I lilo na.T.
The field was very good one the appearance OF the
youngsters at the post commanding the admiration Of
all good judges Of seective breeding Mr.. Belmont's
hy sultana won the race very easily Shirley being
second Adelaide third Sultana ran admirably In the
mud, and showed herself nag Of real merit
The second event was for purse for three year ODDS
colts 10 carry 100 lbs, 1les 90 lbs beaten maidens al
lowed lbs. There were four starters comprising D.
McDanieis bay lilly by bennington, dam Naptha 95
lbs. Mr. Bemonts black colt Rhadamanthus by
bennington, dam Nemesis, 100 lbs; c. II. & W. A.
Mullins bay colt Paper Maker by Australian dam
Maria 100 lbs, and Harbeck Johnsons chestnut Ally
Australnd by Australian, dam Dolly Carter, 80 lbs
Khadamanthus sold for the highest price in the pools
the fine turn OF speed shown by HIN in his race with
hadge a few days ago gaining him many hackers. Nc
Daniels hly was second choice, Ausralind third in
favor, the Paper Maker being little in demand Rhad
.nshhns Won very easy race, Australind beating tho
Mcdaniel ally Paper Maker fourth The race was only
interesting TOT threequareFs Of milei after that II
wac hand galop for Rhadamanthus.
The third race was for purse OF $500 Of which 500
and the entrance money had 70 be given the second
horae the distance being the that for the Sara
foea Cup--two miles and quarter Two only came to
the post Those were j. T. Brewsters new purchased
chestnut co l.uihcrfurd by Australian dam Aerolite
-four years old and X w Sears chestnut colt Acrobat
~ Lexington, dam Sale Lewis four years old Ruther
iar- Nas great iavor!te as Acrobat, who had been
a. an AT tho seaS was merely 10 ascertain what
iofin he was in bis trainer having confidence in
ehcf h speed % staying qualities hence the long odds
o. nrrilrd whose racing abilities at all distances
wei understood an over the country II was under
tak'n - Rutherford W make the pace strong and run
Acf0n-i down. Dot great mistake made as Ruth
erfurd quii lrst and Acrobat beat him very easily
Tie fourth race was 40 have been match between Jas
hc1eIl..eN bay coz bneand, by Planet, dam Britain
nia fllrih and d. hcDauicls bay lilly by bennington
San Aapltia, ihe batter having been matched against
hrigani ~ J. 3 Brcwsser Tor $1,000 side dash ofa
mc TIE uciss On ihla race was quite brisk in favor
al hrFaud until 70 announced that Mr. Brewster
wouid pay forfeit when the crowd exhibited great dis
alUori fnt at the abrupt conclusion Of the match
NJ reason Tned ior the course pursued by the
matchmaker TIE part of The Oily for running her
ne closing cseni or The day was selling sweep
tiasfa Tor ages f.5 entrance, p with $500 added,
al CO. uorfs 90 b. 9ch AZ auct0u and any surplus
80 pfa ltcd a. o. divided between the owner Of the
bore lls Dc 4.0ciaucn. There were the usual allow
anra o. lsw prcoa Five horses came 10 the post.
ltfst Nafe llnn Bowels bay colt Holbrook by Bay
700 CAD hnnsrl }e4- od, " be sold for $500, car
rnH ~ Nf 5 y a E.alaueh's chestnut ally Violet by
NsraAal Cam Mary Walsun years old $500 IS he
i'oyD rosu Enlalg Cour. Hampton, by Hamp
~ tNtfh }'f ne dam Echo, $500, 90 lbs John
nor.rs rseu hor.e p Carver By Lightning dam
- victim tca-. 1a $50 lOl lbs and Mr.. Bel
mrrtf 81 .nui ny caroline, by kentucky, dam
fs.s 10y easily p q Carver second and Court lamp
rhs hnsrrs arc -as details OF tho running as {.
oanns 90 .--
ruE FIRST nArE
Fwe~TetsteT i1r fwo Year.c.is, 800 entrance A.
n wsA $50 aff.d second horre n ravo hs stake4.
wnrcr ~ o. ~. hs. Of 81 600, be- Of $1,000
% ~ erfr Three quarierg ~ mile. Closed with "a
nOmilatsna lht ioloslng we're tho
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Lsrsgls shirley, sy Lexington, dam Miss
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Dam Alta trla Black
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