The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
Nae PARIS Mntuels paid S14 II
lime, 3:i614

Inc Paris Mutuels paid $l4 10.
THE RACE.
The horses had most excellent start, Wanda
lite leading, Nave second, Madge third. Invoice
fourth, Monmouth ulth. When the horses came
TO the stanG--time, ~ seconds-Yandalite was
leading TWO lengths, Invoice second. hall length
anead OF Mate, VINO was about the same distance
IN advance OF Madge, Monmouth bringing
around the turn put Invoice outran her In
'front.' OF I.orillara's stables ara led naf length
NJ the quar- ter pole, Nandalite i've lengths cad
OF Maie, VINO was TWO lengths In ADVANCE OF Madge,
the latter two lengths IN 'front.' or Monmouth The
time to this point was 81 seconds. Gang down
the backstretch Invoice showed the way, and ut
lengths, Vandanie second, I, ur lengths ahead OF
nate, who was one length IN 'front.' Of Mage.
around the lower turn, and when the horses
passed the three-quarter pole they were about
TWO lengths apart Wnen they reached me iur-
lOHg pOle-tne place they started from-Nandallte
had assumed the lead and RAD run the mule
In / AS. Invoice was second, mate third,
Madfe fourth, Monmouth nth. At tne stand
zine for the mic and AL eighth l:5S-Nandallte
led two lengths, Invoice second, two lengths in
front OIL NandaliLe, who was Two lengths aAead Of
haJe; Aadge fourth, Monmouth attn. The lead
ing horses closed up all the daylight between
the quarter pole-tlins 2:25 %-YandaIite LED half
length, Invoice second, half length in advance
OF Maize. the latter half length ahead OF Madge,
Monmouth three lengths further on. Running IN
earnest then commenced, and Mate and Madge
quickly parted company with the others. Going
DOWN the backs tretcn Madge ran to the front,
closely followed by Mate and next BY Monmouth,
the trlo leaving Vandalite ana Invoice hopelessly
DeaLen. AT bne nal.-mlle pO!e hAuSc ECU Two
lengths, Mate second four lengths anead OF Mon
mouth Nandallte fourth, Invoice NTH. Time, 1858.
IL was then evident To ali the spectators that the
contest was reduced to 8 matcn between Maage
ana Mate. The latter made play at the lilly on
the lower lurn. aud by fine display OF speed ran
MP ana took sides with her at the three-quarier
pole. Time, 1874. They mad a sharp struggle up
the nomestretcn, watch resulted in wet ry 10
Male by Two lengths IN the fastest time ever
made, 3:46L. The next best time was made ~
Louisville last spring py Monmouth, which was
3:4sH. There was great rejoicing by Inc packers
ol the dark blue al the result
THE THIRD RACE.
HASDICAr HUEDlE RACE, purse $3.50. OF which
$3.50 to the secona horse; mile heats, over four
hurdles
s. D. Rruce's b. z. Warrior, by war
Dance, dam CsstianlYa, 4 years old, l33
ms. tIhcnardsOn and A. LlKelanu) ..... 4r.o.
4 Z. Green's b. IN. Daylight, by Light
ning dam Laura SpllIm1n, years old,
134 lba. (MOOcs) Observation-Disclosures. .
A. n. Torrcnce's D. 9. by Tlpperary, dam
Jennie r., gears OLD, $40 lbs. lJohnson) dis
c. 4. Elves Oh. c. Prodlgal son, by Censor,
Dam Jennie Rose years Old, l4l lbs.
tBrOWal .......--... ...--........-....... TO.
10 DOnahue's . n. CarlDOo, by Lexington,
uam Auce Jones, l3S lbs. (MeaDy) ....1 2
Lawrence & LOTIllard's en-. e. Bullet, by
Bulletin dan by wagner, years Old
1853 lbs. Hyland) ............,...........1 3r.O
A. Tayiors Oh. IN. MINNIE Nc, by Planet,
Dam Edna 1876 lbs. (Llttlel ............. GRO
fine I:54i-1 :j2 I'll :53i.