The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11

NEW YOR,
never giving inc uaorsrs oIno rDorte IN ,x,etv a.
any time during the race Tho tine yas not as fast as
many supposed would have be ca such an excellent
track but stil Il very good
The third event-the sseepstaleg for all ages dasb
Of three quarters of mfe-he4 six Nominations and
they all came Sn 70 w poet Thee were ? Lorillsrd's
land years Old carrying 90 lbs Mr. Belmont's black
colt, Rhatnmanthus by Leamigton, dam Nemesis
years Old, 90 lbs Harbeek Jlhnson's chestnut FLY
Austrand, by Australian, dan Dolly Carter years
Old 50 lbs. boswell Camnaek's games McCor-
mack's) bay colt Brigand by Planet, dam
Britannia ~, years old, Ds lbs d. Mcdaniel
N Co.'s chestnut marc badge, by Australian,
dam Alabama, = years old 1o' lbs and 10 Donahue's
chestnut horse Spindrn by Bonnie Scotland aged ia
lbs. Madge was great fayorie, Leander the second
choice, Rhadamanthus being third In demand Madgo
won the race, Rhadamanthns second, Leander third
remarkably exciting
The closing. event Of the ay was free handicap
These were Ayres & Sutlaeis hay gelding Davolo by
gonesboro, dam Ninete, Year old, carrying 1853 lbs;
% ponahue's bay geldng Deadhead, by julius,
dam Leisure, years old, 40 Ds and his bay horse
Stanford, by Bay Dick dam by Scythan years old,
40 lbs and A. p Green's bay mare Daylight by Light
ming dam Laura spilman 5 ycas old $50 lbs Diavoo
was the favote the Aeld il some of the pools but
nonahue came up at the finish The rnce was won By
Deadhead in gallant style Dhvolo second Stanford
third. In the all the horses except Daylight
wrong but the rider Of Daylight stopped and went back
suspended Woods the jockey Dr the remainder Of the
y1ss g, .,r.,,uu -. ~. 49,. :. 49, n,, :,
progressed
THE FIRST lace.
THE KEyrucKY sTAKEs, for two Odds; 500 en-
trance half forfeit, with 81 900 added; the second
horse TO receive 5000 out OF the stakes One mile
Closed with thirty-three nominations
STARTERS.
P. Lorilard's br. g. Parole, by bennington dam
Maiden (Sparling). /
A Bemont's CHI T. Adelaide by Australian, dam
A. Belmont's b. f. sultana by Lexington, dam Nil
D. Mcdaniel ! Co S b. C., by lexington dam Canary
P. Iorilard's Oh. & Durango, y Jack Malone, dam
j. NJ Hsrn sSST ch Iic bcic BY Pat Malone dam
Alta Vela BLACK. neutrality-suspicious..
Lawrence \ Lorillard's ch. c sunburst by Planet
dam Bette Ward Oonahuel. ....................
Time, 1 AK
BETTING.
LOrliard's entries. $50 $50 500 700
Bemonts entries. 200 1916 ITO go
M Si'L entries $50 $50 100 l40
The Paris Mutaels paid 81 80
RACE.
The youngsters had a very good start, amer good
deal Of parading around the track in front OF the stand
TO quiet them Parole leading Brother to Basset second,
Suana third Adelaide fourth Lille Belle nth, Durango
sixth, ,Sunburst seventh the latter being moment
two before ne took notion TO run. Parole led one
length around the upper turn Lille Belle second, Sui
tna third Brother to Bassett fourth, Durango fifth,
Adelaide SIXTH Sunburst fr behind and practically
out Of the At tho quarter pole Parole
led length, Lille Belle neck in front OF Sutana
the latter three lengths ahead Of Brother TO Bassett
who two lengths in front OF Durango and Adelaide
who were running head and head Sunburst far away.
Parole showed the way down the backstretch being a
length and half in advance of Sutana nj the halfmie
pole Lille Bello third, Brother to Bassett FORTH,
Adelaide 9TH, Durango SIXTH sunenrst as
before. Going into the lower turn Adelaide
ahead OF Brother to Bassett and was third
as they came into the homestretch, Parole leading
length and half Snltana second. AS they
got into straight work ON the honestreteh IL was quite
evident that Parole would be the winner, he ran in
front of the others with apparently the greatest
Adelaide passed Suana on the home rum Parole won
the race by four lengths Adelaide length ahead of
Sultana who was two lengths in front OF Brother to
Bassett Durango fifth Lille Belle sixth Sunburst
enth Time Of the mile 1:44k equal to the best time
record for two ear-ods The stakes amounted to
$4,000 The following are the
WINNERS on THE KENTUCKY srAKRs
Winner. Sire Subs Starts Time.
1s70-Harry Bassett. Lexington..... 40 1:51%
lS7l-Sne Ryder. .Kgt St George 81 lax
1S72-Silb Stockings Kentucky 49,. 40 1:52
1s73--Battlo Axe. Monday. ...... 81 145h
1S74-Chesapeake Lexington. 80 10 14SA
lS7j-Paroo ........ bennington 20 l44A
THE SECOND RACE.
half forfeit $500 ideciared out with 81 900 added
Two niles Closed with 20 nominations
sTARTKRS
Thomas Puryear COZ b. C. Grinstcad by Gilroy,
dam sister 70 Rnfo, years old, ITO lbs. tEvan1..
N. a. Lttelps b h. wilddle, by Australian, dam
Idcwild years old, ia lbs. (Hennessey). ......
d. Mcdaniel & Co g b. Matte W., by Red Dick
dam Eta shippen, years old 93 lbs Clark. .....
Time 337b.
sHR BETTING.
T Trh ao1S 200 81; $40 E iIe ESQ 30
The Paris Xutuels paid 50 10
Matte ". was 1rst away, Wilddle second Grinstead
close up Going round the upper turn Wilddle went to
the front and Grnstead took second place Matte W.
being content to trail AT the quarter pole Witdde led
one length, Grnstead second, half length in front Of
Matte W. Going down the backstretch Wididle led one
length. Grinstead second four lengths ahead Of Matte
W. The horses did not change positions on the
lower turn, and when they reached the three
quarter pole Grnstead Tapped Wdidle the dlly
running ms before given. The pace WAS greatly sharp
ened on the quarterxretch and as the two stations
passed under the wire at the end or the fret mile which
made in :52k, Wilddle led one length. Leaving
here Grinstead was pricked with the spur twice by
tween the two horses and they struggled her best as
they ran TO the quarter pole, their heads being
distance down the backstrctch At lightning
pace and then tue head of erinsioad was
in front and wilddles jockey began
10 punish the horse with whip and spur The good
horse struggled his best but Grinsted got clear Of
him at the half pole and there was length Of day
light between them they around the lower turn
Wdlde was unsucoessiully urged up the homestretch
the wire a length ahead Of him making the last mile in
1854 and the two miles in 3:371a Matte W.
beaten eighty yards. The stakes amounted 70 $1,000
The following are the
WINNERS OF ruE sUMMRR HANDICAP.
ls,oNanne s Douglas SIRE T5 ger 1 ,S
lS7l-Hamburg ...... - Lexington. 106 4:0l
1S12-Deiendor IS John Morgan l05 4:24k
ls73-tStrachino "a. Parmcsen 81 3:36&
loff-lIhe Lucas. - AusiralAh.... 70 J.19@
1S35-Grnstead 49,. a Gihoy .......1 Ito 8 3:31A
Reduced miles.
THB THIRD RACE
SWEEPSTAKES for all ages SIS each play paw with
$500 added; the second horse receive 500 OF
the stakes; winners Of the July meeting carry lbs
extra; maidena allowed lbs. Three quarters Of
mile
sTABTFRs
d. Mcdaniel Co 3 CHI. T. Madgc, by Australian dam
Alabama, years old los lbs CLARK. ........... L
A. BelmOnt's blk. c. Rhadamanthus by bennington,
dam Nemesis, years old, ~ lbs. BROWN. .......
llarQfs IA q nv dan hV
Bonnie Scotland, years old, 0O,lbs. (sparing....
Harbeck Johnson's CHI Austrand by Austria
Ian, dam Dolly Carter years old, 80 lbs (ScotG.
10 Donahues ch h. spindrin, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam by Wagner, aged, ia lbs Hughes) ......
boswell 4 Cammack's u. Mccormack Isl b. C. Brigand
by Planet dam Britannia Fourth, years old,
los lbs SWIM Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1J5iG.
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