The New York herald., 1875-07-14
The Paris Muluels paid 81 rs
TILE RACE.

inspiration. n.--.'...... e0 90 lao
fS5a4oo Ssa ............... .. e e & nS 4S 100
The Paris Mutuels paid 81 rs. ...r
Lelaps was nrst away vernango second,
Searcher third, Cariboo fourth, Inspiration nth.
Gong around the upper turn vernango ran to the
'front.', closely pressed by Lelsps Searcher third.
Carlooo fourth, Inspiration Tito. Al the quarter
pole yernaneo led head Leaps second, three
lengtns IN front OF Carlooo, who was one ength
ahead OF lnsl ration. Going down the backstretch
there was no change OF positions until near the
Searcaer took second place. At that point Lelaps
led head, Searcher neck In 'front.' OF Vernango,
wno was length anead OF Inspiration. Searrher
ran 10 the 'front.' on the lower turn, and then the
race was over. He galloped strong up tho home
spIration second, TWO lengths ahead Of Lelaps.
Cariboo fourth, vernango nth Time, l:447l.
THE SECOND RACE.
OCEAN HOTEL SrAKEs value $1,000 ADDED TO
sweepstakes or $50 each, play or pay, for colts
ana hes; foals Of 1872. to carry 95 los hihes and
geIdings allowed lbs; second TO receive $500
and tne thlro horse 500 out OF the stakes; one
and three-quarter miles.
STARTERS
J. NJ. Harney's or. c. ozark, by Pat MaIloy, dam
= sunny south tFeeks) ...;.::.:::...:.i....;.:. l
ton, dam Jessie Dixon (Sparling) ............ 2
II. 2. kcGratn's cn c. Arlstides, by Leaning
j. F. chamberlin's b. c. Tom ochlitree, by Lex
1ngton dam hatona (Hushesl ................ 4
Time, 3:104.
THE BETTING.
McGrath's entry. $500 LOO SEQ
Harneyis entry. $50 35 eco
Paryear's entry. ry..:........ lO0 n5 65
ChamDerln's entry. 100 75 60
The Paris Mutuels paid s22 IS.
TIE RACE.
Tom Ocniltree was nr5t away, ArtsttdeS second,
Ozark third, Leader fourth. In a moment Leader
dashed TO the from, followed closely by ozark, and
second, length and a half IN irOnt OF Tom Ochil-
tree, the latter neck IN advance OF ArlsJldes
and Showed tue way to the three-auarIer pols
tive lengths ahead, Leader being tw lengths In
ADVANCE OF Tom ocnltree aud Aristides, VINO
were running side and side. The pace at this
tune was very moderate. Coming up the home
stretcn there was little change in the places OF
the horses aud as they passed under the wire at
the stand ozark led two lengths, Leader secore,
three lengths ahead OF 0chiltree, who was half a
length IN front OF Aristdes. Leader ran up close
10 ozark hey passed tho club house on their
way around the upper turn, but the others did not
only neck In front OF Leader, the latter three
lengths ahead OF Ochitree, who had his head in
advance OF Arssloes. There was no change down
the backsti etcn, as Ochltree and Aristides were
running as II they had no interest in the race
they we're laying so far away. and the hackers OF
SO TO the front At the bali mile pole Ozark led
half length, Leader second, three lengths ahead
OF Tom Ocnlltree, who had his head still In front OF
Aristides. When the horses were running around
the lower turn ArIst1des made movement to
close on the leaders de shut up some OF the day
light and at the three-quarter pole Ozark led one
length. Leader second, one length Ia advance OF
Arlsudes. Getting INTO straight work on
the homestretch, Leader boiled across the
track. at watch tine Arlstides' jockey
was using the whip 1t being evident
that the colt was Ia trouble. moment
more and 1t was plain that Ozark was to be the
winner, as he was running well In hand, while all
the others were being uselessly punished. The
jockey OF Leader soon Strengthened HIM and ran
rapidly up on the extreme outside OF the track.
ozark was FIRST under the wire by two lengths,
Arlstldes second, head in ADVANCE OF Leader,
Tom Ochltree three lengths behind. Time OF the
mile and three-quarters, 3:l0A. The last mile was
run Ia l:45E. Tne defeat OF Aristldes as atJrb-
uted 10 the want OF work occasIoned by q sngnt
lameness that he exhibited for week past. he
as thought good enough to win, however, not
withstand1ng this disadvantage, and q great
mistake was made, the same as was with Torn
Bowling Two years ago Tor the same stake, when
beaten by Lizzie Lucas. Sure things slip up very
frequently on the turf and indulgence should
always be well considered, as no dependence can
be placed on a race horse that las been let up in
lis work from no matter wnat cause.
WINNERS oP OCEAN HOTEL STAKES