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

THE RACE.

lead and as she entered the quarter stretch
seemed to have all the others beaten. Freebooter
was second, Warlock third McDanies nlly fourth,
Waco aftn, Lorna Doone sixth, Pastor tn,
Clemats eighth, the others s,raggllnIg behind,
Others up the Eomestretch and won the race by
four lengths EreeDooter second Two NO lengths ny,
Pastor fifth, Waco sixth, Clematls seventh.
Faverdae eightn. Lorna Doone ninth:
Bryan twelfth Time, 80 seconds. The stakes
amounted TO $4,000. The stake was won last year
beautiful black tlily. about fifteen hands hign,
with fne mead. meek and shoulders; has good
quarters and capital hooks. Her legs are good,
and the only blemish, II she has any, seems o be
In the banks, which appeared trihe tucked up.
She is race horse and, no doubt, WIN WIN many
race. Mr.. belmonps clt Freebooter, was
trained BY }. o. Prior, and he ran good race,
taking Into consideration the way ne got on at ne
start. he, too, VIII win races as he grows older,
as ne has plenty Of speed and an easy way OF APP
plying 1t.
PURSE $500; mile heats.
ID. Mcdaniel & Co.'s Gu. b. Springbok by
Australian, dam Hester, years Hen
Joe Donanue's cn. Ii. spindriift, BY Bonnie
Robinson. Morgan Co.'s en-. c. Big Fell
low, By War Dance, dan BY Maaonet.
samuel sauei J. sslyer;s en-. c Bin Bruce BY
Enquirer, dam Aurora Raoy. years :.
Time, i:4i,4-l :4s1.
THE BETTING.
Sprlngook- $500 500 400 500
Inc rieiu.. .....-.-.. ~ ou % %
THE RACE.
First He0t-Sprtngook was away first, Big Fell
low second Blli Bruce third, Sulndrirt fourth.
Going around the upper turn Spinurlft ran to the
'front.' and at the quarter pole he led two lengths,
BIZ Bruce second, one length In 'front.' Of Big
Fellow, tue latter being one length ahead OF
Surlng0ok. Splndrlft came down 70 the blum and
passed around tue hill leading couple OF lengths,
Sprlng0ok second, Bill Bruce tnlrd, Big Fellow
fourth. When the horses appeared IN sight on
lower turn SpIndrnt had tue best or 1t stll "
two lengths, SpringDok second, one length anead
OF Bill Bruce, the latter BENG eight lengths In
ADVANCE 81 sIE Fsis0t, who, no doubt. was layln
up, Sprtngrok came into the nOmestre tch at tie
heels OF SplndrIft, and, after getting into the
homestretcn, ne made a grand rush ana soon
beaten, gave the AFFAIR up gracefully. SprlnRDo
won the heat by four lengths. SpIndriit second,
eight lengths IN advance OF Bill Bruce, the latter
three lengths anead OF Big Fellow.
Second Hedt-SpringoOk LOOK the lead, Sptndrtft
second, Bill Bruce tnlrd, Big Fellow fourth. Go.
ing around tue turn BIN Bruce took seconc place
and an at Sprlngooks shoulder 10 the quarter
poe. Big Fellow close up third, three lengths
with a rush at the blum, ana before the horses
were out Of sight took second place. The others
were no longer In the race; and IN iact, Spindrilt
was only in II Ior a snort time. SprlngDok came
away from Spindriit on tue homestretch and gal
Hoped home an easy winner by hall dozen
lengths, four lengths dividing SpIndrIft and Ing
Fellow, the latter ten lengths ahead Of Bill Bruce.
Time OF the neat, l:4eA.
THE THIRD RACE
PURSE $500; maidens allowed, n years old,
lbs; years old or upward, II lbs. one mile and
q hall.
10. Donahue's b. c. Scratch, by Kentucky,
dam imp. Fluke, years old Evans .......... l
ID. Mcdaniel CO.'S Gu. T. Madge,'b by Australian,
dam Alabama, years old (Hennessey ........ 2
Time, 2:47.
THE BETTING.
Madge ...............S4O $500 400 COO $50
ScrAtcn.-............ % 10 % ~
THE RACE
The start was an even one at the nrst time OF
asking but scratch was allowed the lead, Madge's
jockey contenting himself with traliing, possibly
obeylng Oraers. When the horses passed the
stand. after running the straight nalf mlle Scratch
was Leading Two lengths uncer pull, Madge trail
ing apparently very leisurely DeDlnu. scratch led
two lengths around the upper turn, and was three
Lengths IN 'front.' at the quarter pole, the Iider OF
nadge stIl lylng oenind without seemingly max.
passed around toe blum Madge made a dash ana
shut up some OF the daylight Just as the, passed
sight Scratch nad stlll Two lengths the
best OF IT., and u was the general
ouuion that Hennessey the rider OF Madge,
Was waiting til nearer home before ne would
make the Winning burst. Scratch led two lengths
around tue lower turn and into the homes rel ten
When Hennessey called on Madge, after getting
into straight work, she did not RESPOND, aud then
resorted 10 the whip but TINS did not hep matters,
and IL became evident that Scratch had the VIM
Ming hand, aud that the mare was not herself. Hen
Messy tried many expedens 70 arouse the rare
oyertake scratch. VINO led under the wire win
ner by half a length. Such shout as was raised
At the result has seldom been hearu at Jerome
ParK the admirers oI Kentucky feeling quite
elated al the victory Of mis- son. The time OF the
dash was not iaSt, out tnab was OccaSlOned by the
slow running OF Madge throughout the race.
scratch could have run faster. The time or the
dash was 217.
TIE FOURTH RACE.
PCRsE $500, Tor three-year-Ulds Niles to carry
lo5 los. I; paaidens allowed IDS. one mile and an
eighth.
STARTERS.
A Beim0nps D. c. Matador, Uy Gladiator, dam
imp. Nonparle, loI lbs lEyansl ............... l
boswell * Cammackis b. c. ConsIgnee, Dy Lex
tngton, dam Calrn Gormc, 107 lbs. spencer 2
j. II Cnamucrlln's ch. c. LOru ZeLand, by Lex
ington, dam LIS Mardis, lO7 los. uuxhesl -. 8
r. Lorlilaru's CO. I. Sprlngict. by Australian,
dam SpringDrook, l02 los. lSparling) ...... =. 4
ID. ID. Nltuers' b. 4 Tattoo. uy Gladiator. dam
Battaglia, l02 lbs. tponanuej ................ S
J. A. GrInsteau's b. T. PheDe Maynower dam
Cicel, JoDson, l02 IDS. tHollowayJ......'.....
Robinson, Morgan x CO.'S Dr. r. Gyptis py
Australian, dam MaZurka, l02 tbs tWalkerl