The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

THE RACE.
Willie Burke first away, Aaron Pennington
Norton fifth. Dcadhead soon to the front, and at
the quarter pole was leading half length, Willie
Burke second, Warrior third, Aaron Pennington fourth
and Ncttic Norton close up. Dcadhcad then dashed
away from the others, and he passed around the
bun he was leading three lengths, Willie Burke
second, two lengths ahead Of Pennington, the latter
neck in front of Nettie Norton, and Warrior fifth The
horses passed around the hill in this way, but when
they in sight Deadhcad eight lengths in 'front.'
Willie Burke second length ahead OF Pennington, who
was half a length in advance OF Nette Norton, and
Warrior four lengths behind There was change OF
place the lower turn, but when the horses
reached the stand the completion of the
first mile Deadhead was leading by four lengths
Pennington second three lengths in advance Ncttie
Norton the latter one length away from Warrior and
he length in front Of Willie Burke, Colonel Mcdaniel
having called to Clark the jockey to take pull at
the colt as he passed up the quarter stretch The first
mile was run IN :561s Going around the upper turn
Pennington began closing up the daylight between
Deadhead and himself and Nottie Norton followed the
latter, Evans her jockey, knowing full well that PEN
nngton tho one he had most to fear At the quar-
tor pole Deadhoad led three lengths Pennington half
length in front of Ncttic she length advance of
Warrior the latter four lengths away from Burke.
When the horses passed around the blur Dcadhcad had
about as much advantage as he master of when at
the quarter pole, Pennington leading Ncttie Norton
length, she two lengths in front Of Warrior, who
hall dozen lengths in advance of Burke There was
little change in the distance between horses until
whom about finishing the second mile Then Penning-
ton and hottie moved Deadhead, took the lead
Pennington passing the stand two lengths in front OF
the nly, the latter having a few inches the best OF
Dcadhead, warrior and Willie Burke rs before Tho
second mile was run in 1:531s making so for the two
miles. Then Nettic closed up To near Pennington
and when tho latter passed the quarter pole he was
just length in front OF her, she being four lengths
in advance of Deadhcad, he two lengths
clear Of Warrior, who four in front of Willie Burke
No change took place during the mile except that
Willie Burke took third place, and when Pennington
passed under the wire he leading Nette Norton
two lengths, tho latter ten lengths in front OF Dead
head, who was dozen lengths away from Warrior
The time of the third mile was :53 and the
three miles 5;43 Then the finish began between Nette
Norton and Pennington the others being entirely OF
IT, but really II race, the big of Tippcrary
seemed to have the In check all the way he
home easy winner by four lengths, making the
fourth mile in 80 and the dash in AZ Nettie Nor
ton twenty lengths in advance OF Willie Burke, who
about the distance ahead of Warrior, Dead
head being beaten n furong The stake amounted to
$4,000.
RACE.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF S25 each, IL not de-
clarcd out, with $500 added the second horse
ceve 1925 out of the stakes. One mile and eighth
STARTERS.
George Langstaf's blk c. Rhadamanthus by Lean
ngton, dam Nemesis years old, 100 lbs. (EvansL l
W. H. Babcock's CHI c. Egypt, by Planet, dam Lady
Barry years old. LOG lbs (Hazard). ............
D. Mcdaniel 4 Co. Is b. IN. Matte W., by Rcd Dick
dam Eta Shipper, years old. 92 lbs Clark go.
George /. Lorillard's br. G. Leander, by Enquirer
dam by Bonnie Scotland, years old, SO lbs.
Charles Reeds b. C Rambler, by Lexington, dam
Cairn Gorm years old, 80 lbs. CScotp ..........
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