The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-30

RutherGurd was frat away; wiluidle second.
Sprlngbok third, Preakness fourth, Aaron PEN
nlngton nth, Grinstead siXtn Olltipa seventh.
Coming up TO the stand Rutaeriurd weat 10 the
'front.', ana led half length as they passed under
the wire, Widide second. two lengths ahead OF
Preakness, Aaron Pennington fourth, sprlngbok
nth, Ohtlpa sixth, Grinstead seventh. The quar-
ter was run IN 26A seconds. Wildide then
to the quarter pole by two lengths, max
ing the half mile IN 52Ia seconds, Rutner-
futd second, TWO lengths ahead OF Freak
ness SprngDok fourth, Aaron Pennington NTH,
Ontlpa sixth and Grinstead seventh. There was
NO change down the backstretcn, and as they
passed the half-mile pole wildidle stiil had the
best OF it DY TWO lengths Rutherurd second two
lengths In front OF Preakness, the latter three
lengths III advance OF Sprlngbok. who was two
lengths anead efAaron Pennington, Ontipa sixth
aud Grnsteaa seventh. Tine Of the three-quar-
ters OF mile, 20. Running around the lower
turn Wldhie opened the gap and was three
lengths In front at the threequarter POLE Ruther-
furd second, one length ahead OF PreaKness,
SprIngooK fourth, Aaron Pennington NTH, Olitipa
sixth and Grinstead seventh. The time
OF the mile was 1:4eN: Coming up the
homestretch Preakness took second place, anu
as WildIdle passed under the wire at the stand
Preskness had shut up all daylight between
Springbok at his shoulders, Aaron Pennington
NTH, 0itipa sixth, Grinstead seventh. Time Tor
the mile and quarter 2:l21s Preakness ran up
10 Wlldidle on the upper rufn, and as the horses
passed the quarter poe-time for the mile ana q
Daf 2:391s-Springbok was thru. Aaron Pen
nlngton fourth, Outipa fifth, Gr1ns tead sixth,
Ru' herford seventh AS soon as the horses reached
the bacHstretch Preakness gave Wlddle the COB
followed Oy SprlngDok and Aaron Pennington,
and rs they passed the half-mile pole Preakness
had mis- neck IN front,,>SprIngbok neck IN sd-
vance OF Aaron Pennington, 0htlpa fourth, Wild
ldle finh Grinstead sixth, Rutherford seventh
but all IN a cluster and each struggling their
'leyel bes" for the mastery. The time OF the
mile and tnree-quarters was 3:06i1. Going
around the lower turn Preakness showed the
way, Springbok second OiItipa third, Aaron PEN
mngton not being able TO keep his place, much
less gain the forward flyers. At the tnree-quar-
ter pole Preakness lea fully length, having run
the two miles In 1892, SpringDok second. Ontpa
third, Grinstead and Aaron Pennington fourth and
NTH, Wildidle sixth, RutherIurd seventh. A des-
pera'e struggle then elsued up the homestretch
between Sprlngbok ana Preakness which re-
suited In dead heat IN the fastest time ever
made-viz, :564. Grinstead ran very fast up
the homestretch and secured third pace being
iOur lengths behind the winners. aaron Penning-
tor came in fourth, Rutherlurd nftn, Olitipa
sixth and Wildldle seventh. the owners
oil Preakness and Springbok then consulted
for short time and decided 20 divide the spells
rather than punish tReir horses with another
severe race, which gave general satls action to
tue majority oil the spectators. The above race
being the fastest ever ran will be long remem-
Dered, particularly when the time was made by
the ola lavorltes. Preakness and SprngboK, prob
ably two OF the best and fastest stations al the
present day on the lace OF the earth. The follow
ing are the previous