The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18
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Time, 2:l34.
Paris mutuels paid $40 80

THE RACE.
The horses had a very good send-off, Audubon
leading, Carrlooo second, Survivor third, Netue
Norton fourth, Free Lance lfth, Century sixth,
Leader seventh Willie Burke eighth. Wnen he
horses came up to the stand, Audubon was lead
ing neck. Carriooo second, survivor tnrd,
Leader fourth Free Lance hf;h. Century sixth,
Willie Burke seventh, Nettle Norton eighth. CO.
ing around the upper turn Audubon showed the
way Carrlboo second Free Lance third SURVIVOR
fourth Willie Burke nnh Leader sixth, Century
seventh, Nettle Norton eighth. Coming around
tine blun Carrlboo showed in 'front.' Auauoon sec
ond, Survivor third, Willie burke fourth lie others
falling BACK beaten. When the horses appeared
In sight on the lower turn CarriDoo was leading a
length, survivor second, Willie Burke third,
Audubon fourth, the others practically out OF the
race. Carrlboo was first 10 the three-quarter pole,
but as soon as survivor and Willie Burke got into
straight WORK they came away from MIN, and
after beautiful struggle between the two TO the
Burke three lengths III advance OF CarrIboo,
Audubon fourth, Century NTH, Leader SIXTH,
Nettle Norton seventh Free Lance eighth. lime,
2:l34. The purse worth S775.
THE SECOND RACE
PURSE 5000; mares allowed lbs. (instead OF the
usual los. for seX.l One mile and q quarter.
STARTERS.
d. McDanielis en-. !. Madee by allan, dam
Alabama, years old, 1903 lbs. (Clark) ......... l
A. Is. Lewis & Co.'s en-. f. Vnaigrette, by Van
dai, dam Liza Davis years old, IS lbs.
Time, 8:lGa.
THE BETTING.
' Tae Paris SIis m iiai;i PAID 50 20 D.
i THE RACE.
Shylock was withdi avn, leaving the race 10 the
two nllles, Madge and NInatgrette. The former
4 took the lead and went or at q sim pace, followed
i closely by Madge who lay Denind until three
| quarters OF mile was run. Then Mage went to
/ the 'front.' and gaIloped under pull TO the end.
! The race was very undressing throughout, as
Madge had no running 10 do rom beginning TO
end. IL was simply strong galop Tor her. She
was far different looking nllY from what she was
the day she was defeated BY scratch, when ridden
by Hennessey.
THE W0oDBURN STAKES, Tor four-year-olds, OF
500 EACH hair forfeit, VITA ST. 900 added the sec
md m
closed with iourteea nominations. Two miles
and q half
II. P. McGratn's b. c. Aaron Pennington, by
npperary, dam Lucy Fowler SWIM $1,000.
dam stoien Kisses IN Heywoodl. .............
r. Puryear Co.'s D. c. Gtinstead, oy Gllroy,
dam sister to Ruric (Barbeel.. ............... 3
T. Puryear & Co.'s Gu c. Butherfurd, by Aus
tralian, dam Aerote Dononuel .............
BETTING.
Reform. $3.50 $50 500 $50
Puryear's entries.... POS $40 500 s35
Aaron remington. 425 355 400 45O
The Paris mutueis paid s21 3d.
THE RACE.
Reform took the lead, Aaron Pennington Sec
ond. Grlnstead tnird Rutherfurd fourth. The
horses ran eisurely up the new quarter
mile rack TO the regular course, winch Reform
/ entered first by length, Grnstead second. Ruth
4 eriuru third, Aaron Remington 'ourtn, Swim nav
ing orders 10 make w1it-and-wIn race OF II.
Waen the horses reached the judges stand Reform
was leading three lengths, Gflastead second,
I lengths in advance OF Pennington. Going around
the upper turn Grlnstead moved up toward Re-
\ form, ana at the quarter pole ne was
within length OF ann, Rutnerlurd third,
I Pennington still trailing. Grlnstead passed
4 Reform as they cane Gown 10 the Diun,
I and half q length front as tney
passed around the HUI Rutnerlurd SIX lengths be.
4 hind Reform, out two lengths ahead OF Pcnning
ton. When the noTses came IN slsnt on tine lower
\ turn Grlnstead led length and a nsf Reform
\ second, eight lengths ahead OF Rutn@rIuru, tee
4 latter two lengths IN advance OF Pennington. AT
\ the tnree-quarter pole Grlnssead led two lengths,
Reform second, Iour lensths IN advance OF Rutner.
i iurd, Pennington sti trailing. AS they passed
I the stand anu entered on their last mile Reform
4 again showed has head In 'front.' aud Grtustead eX-
+ hibned symptoms OF defeat. Tnen Rutneriurd
4 moved up, followed by Pennington, ana
4 az they came to the quarter pole taey
were two Lengths apart Reform leading.
Y Grnstead second. Rutherurd third Pennington
4 were length apart, Pennington third. Passing
out OF sight, Remington made a run, ana as they
came in view on the lower turn Reform led one
lengtd. Gfnstead second. Pennington tnlrd,
Kut erurd fourth, all close together. Reform ed
nall q length into the lower stretch, GrnsEead
and pennington close tOget her, Rutherlurd lew
lengths DeuInd. Pennington, alter getting into
straight WORK, took the extreme outside Of the
coutse and Raloped home an easy winner 10y SIX
Iengtns Reform second, mar length ahead oil
Grlnstead, Rutnerfard fourth Time, 1891.
THE FOURTH RACE.
PURSE 5000; maIocns allowed N years old.
lbs. II years old, lbs; II years or upward, u
lbs one mile anu halt
STARTERS
10 Donanue's D. h. Scratch, Dy Kentucky, dam
FluEe, years old, los lbs. tEvansD ............ 1
u. Mcplnlers en-. Z. 10 Germs BY Australian,
j. a. Grinstead's Z. G. DArtagnau, by lignt-
ming, dam LIngara, years old. 81 lbs.
Lawrence K q. Lorlllards en-. l.. bullet by bui.
leun, aam oy Wagner, years old, 105 lbs.
p. porlllard,s b. I. RIsE by Revolver dam sy.
rem, years OLD, 30 los. tMcCartnyl ............
Time, 2a2a4.
THE BETTING.
Bullet ........................ $500 $50 500
10 Cerns..............-...... 925 ESQ AS