The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
p. Lortnards b. q. stanford, s years by Rsd

P. Lortnards b. Q. Stanford, years ~ Esd
Dick dam Scytnian. ITO lbs.................. y
lucky, dam imp Fluke 1903 lbs. .......... -. 4
r. Cathcsrt. Jr.,s b. g. KAN. years, By Lex
lngton, dam Katona ia lbs.................. B
Mart Jordan's b. g. o,Nei, years. by Light
ming, dam Zngara, 100 los..................... 0
Time, AJAX.
NILE HEATS
the fourth race was mule heats. for all agesi
msidens allowed, II 3 years, pounds;
500 for the 1rst horse ana 800 for the second
Eight entries were on the card, comprising James
BY lexington. aam Mildred. years s. old IS
pounds; ID. McCoun's bay Redin2 Burgoo
6y Hurrah dam Emma Downing, 4 years DID,
los pounds; Joseph Dpnanue's chestnu colt Dub.
nn by Kentucky. dam Zaidee, years old, los
pounds; b. J. Bannstyne's bay horse Audubon, by
pounis; Mart Jordan Co.'s bay sed-
ing Brookland, BY Lexington, dam rmp.l
4. 8. Browns bay colt Paladn. BY
bennington, dam Garland 4 years old. l08
ysndai, Dam Woodolne, years old, % pounds;
Jonn +. Chamberlinis bay colt The 1oaxer. by
pounds. Burgoo was great f4vorite and Dublin
second choice.
THE RACE
FIRST HsdL-VernanGo got on with the lead Tho
Hoaxer second, Audubon third, Dublin .oUrth,
Burgoo nftn, Brookland sixth, Mn Boy seventh,
showed the way. MIN Boy second. Audubon tnlrd'
Burgoo lourtn, Dgonn nlth, the others following
Audubon third. The Hoaxer Ionrth Burqoo
MIN, BrooKland sixth, Paiadin seventh. Min
Boy eighth. Vernango and Dunnn raced around
the lower turn ana into the nomestre tch in front
OF me Others but when the horses got int straight
work Audubon came with rush. was soon in
front and landed at the score an easv winner oy
half dozen lengths. in al Duoin was second,
Brookland third. Bnrgoo fourth, Vernanpo nlth,
rne Hoaxer sixth, Paladin seventh and MIL Boy
eighth.
the field. The Hoaxer was away nrst, Dublin sec.
ond, Burgoo third, Paladin ourtn, Audubon NTH.
eighth. Gong around the turn Dublin went TO
the front, Burgoo second, Paladin third, The
Hoaxer fourth yernango NTH, Audubon sixth,
Mil Boy seventh and Brookand eighth. Dublin
showed the way to the half-mile pole Inc
Hoaxer second, Audubon thru, Burgoo fourth,
Verndngo NTH. At me tnree-quarter pole Dublin
was sun IN 'front.' but Audubon was coming
rapidly after him. and they raced in the most
a snort mead. The Hoaxer was third, Brookland
fourth; but the Judges oistanced All but Dublln
and Audubon. lime, 400
T7tird HeGt.-Dublln now became the iavorite at
2 TO |. He had the best 0! the send OF, but Audi
bon was soon at mis- saddle skirts and clung there
around the turn. At the quarter pole Dublin was
length in 'front.', but, going down the oackstretcn,
Audubon was nearly parallel with him, and at
the ha-mte was at Dubln's shoulder. Around
the lower turn Dublin shook AUDUBON
on, and daylight was visible between them when
ton blood in Dublin's veins began TO show Itself,
and sulked and swerved nearly across the
froG t and Coming on We'll While the other main
tanned mis- sulk won the heat and race by half
dozen lengths Time, 49k.
Mr.. Chamnerlin's gray 1ly Lizzie R has gone
lame, and VIII not run at this meeting.
SUMMARY
ages, with maiden allowances; purse 500; 5000 to
Grst horse and 500 TO second; eight starters
. ID. j. BaDnatyne's D. c. Audubon. years,
by Australian, dam Helress. 1o2 los...... 4
Joseph D,nanue's ch. c. Dublin, years, BY
A. b. Browns b. &. Brookland, 0 years, by
Lexington, dam CairnRorn, LOG los...... dis
Hurr m IN nj ma A