New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

The horses went to the frtong post for tho start which
was Delayed by the fracousass Of tho A'eroid horse
and Countess. bennington liy WAS the first to gather
l hcadway after the nag dropped. and led past the
grand stand e fast pace, closely followed by, ,Rhado
manihps. Countess AMI Fadadeep. with the other horses
together at the Tho fly oyer-lnbtous nt the
outset and around the first turn rapidly that she
held advantage OF three lengths the first quarter over
Countess aud Rhadansnthus, who joined neck and neck
for dash to the front They quickly oyerhaucd Lean
inSton fly and all three ran evenly ana at opnOst
speed past the half mile post Failp1ten fourth ant
Brsand fifth The latter began 20 work. and rapidly
gaining hcadw0y, followed Countess pa.t Rhn1amanthus
and the by, AMI with we thrOc lengths to close Gp
at tho threequartcr post came home al such u
tremendous pace that he easily by three
lengths, in 1:56i2. TO the great delight OF the
spectators and to the dsnay OF tho bttths mei VINO
crIm,y remarked that whisky would som put IHigand
and his sensation ont Of tlo way. Ehadanapthus Wreoed
second place from Countess and then from tadladeen
who crosc the line half length behnd RhadunantnuS
representing Sl26JO. or these 1000 were on Rhia-
mdnths ami iU7 OF BiSaDd WAC was thiTd cLOirc Inc
Tue second event Yas a sroe handicap for all ages.
DISH OF mile and lreequaFers for Purse OF Ttoo1; n1
low L." j" % c p.s, S, VIZ aS ,ter Hr"nuI helm With,
% e t boc Ws,e the Ss race rny sold in the pools as
follows 900 oo
McDsnicls Ncli.e Burke. ~ ponnl- I12 40:
& reM. Xre %s '-,in' SS.,Sn loo a,S SdInnd, y $50
ODpDutc the ;lCc, stand. Willie Burke toOk, ne leiu
al the sSn-f, but competed 10 Jicld nisi
place Ia Vagaiond, who n.slc the running AT go1d
mace for the ii.si hrcruiatrrT cf mile ~ thr huiHr,
pus.i 10 grand stand Willie Bake came forward and
ran evenly wun Vasabrid. The rider or the former was
drawing tight rein. and did not notice TIC re,
pratcd signals made by NcDanci, WI" Eau
gone on the track. AMI VINO wdntsd willie l|urkc to
hove his head and iorcc the running At TIE lille
pst Va anDi was leading with tic chcr horses, s't-
rated from each other by afcngth Willie Burke sccOn'
and scratch the LndnOst. The latter nlaie stOnB
dash and rushed to the front few leaps ana divided
tie lead around the lever turn with Willie buiho, Naga-
Iond third and Nettie Norton fourth There was ripple
OF excited applar5c the Latter seen Ia Gtther
srddcn htadway and dash into tie ne-Stroteh
at a pace which al tic other horses under whlp ahd
spur could not nal. The run home va" tiich ana ex
cyt!ug Erttio Norton Wauiug n" race WIN ono anu
nIf length, 10 spare, in 5G- 3, scratch second. aid
Ieugils in advance ~ Willie BaIEt, who Was fourth
Tier, were al 90 se mutual pools. repre- 'eicd ny
100 tckrfs on :, itch -9i Willie Burke. i67 on Vagtl-
bond and 3ij ON Ncttc norton. Ihc Latter plOught f!3
each. ,---- A..
The concluding and principal event OF the day was the
frr. h.ndcap hurdle foe all ages, Tor distance oi
two miles ri over cght hurdles; tr winner to receive
$500 and second horse $3.50. There were SIX ssr-
err among whic DUnOic entries were great fiVoritsS
Every horse ia the E1i found eager bach,iS. and tho
.ting Ircn put up their money ~ sums tbat 0rdha'y
vou,l bake them appear reckless. TIE contest "is
c.o,c anl cxctng. 1no following SLOWS the actiVty al