The New York herald., 1875-07-18

Inc Paris Mutuels paid 70.
THE RACE.
Stanford was the 6rst away, vesuvius second
AUDUBON third, Moonstone fourth, the others fol-
wall IN the middle OF the field, and stanford was
first over IL, Warrior second, Vesuvlus third,
Moonstone fourth, Audubon NTH Dead dhead SIXTH
Meteor seventh. The horses then ran over to near
the fence OF the packstretcn, where they met an
otner wall. Stanford showed the way over this,
Vesuvius second, warrior third, Moonstone lourth
Audubon flth Deadhead sixth, Meteor seventh.
Then there was another wall lower down the field
and the horses passed over TINS In the same order
as they did the previous one. They then circled
around the lower turn OF the field aud Jumped
post and rails. They then wheeled, facing to-.
about half way mp. The next jump was
the brush fence and water, In front OF the
stand. Stanford was first over, Moonstone sec
ond, Audubon third, Deadhead fourth, Meteor ffth,
Warrior and Vesuvlus refusing. Going to the wall
In the middle OF the neld Aoonstone went to tue
front and was first over, Stanford second, Audu-
bon third, Deadhead fourth, Meteor nfth. They
then jumped post and rails in the field near the
horses then wheeled TO the right and came
around In 'front.' OF tue club house, where they
jumped wall Moonstone leading, Stanford Sec
ond, Audubon third, Deadhead fourth, Meteor
fifth. They then ran to the wall IN the middle OF
the field, then TO the wall near the backstretch,
and, running down past the hali-mne pole,
jumped the hurdle ana post and rails. Going
over the rails stanford again took the lea ad Moon
stone second Deadhead third, Audubon fourth,
Meteor close up. The horses then ran toward
the grand stand, jumping a wall on the
way and then took the water. Moonstone
u,
Meteor fourth, Audubon having bolted at that
place. He was taken back, and alterward Jumped
the water and went on after the others, VINO had
passed over the wall IN the middle OF the ned aud
the rails near the quarter pole. Audubon fol-
lowed over the wall; but when he came to tn Q
rails his jockey was taken with fit and fell on,
the horse running away from him. Coming down
In 'front.' OF the cluo house Stanford again resumed
the lead, and he showed the way over the two
walls aud then ran to the regular track, entering
winch he had the pest OF the race BY four lengths
Deadhead second Moonstone third, Meteor fourth.
They had tnen hut two hurdles TO lump, the first
at the nalfmlN pole, the other in the home.
stretch. stanford led over the first, but
when he came to the second Deadhead
was VITA him, Meteor third, Moon
up the stretch and won by length, stanford sec.
was half a mile behind. Time, 5:54k. Lee, the
Jockey OF Audubon, ala not recover from the m
for some time alter he fell OF ais horse out when
he came to CONSEQUENCES 1t waa discovered thai
he was not much injured.
THE FIFTH RACE.
MATCH RAcE-Gentlemen riders: mile dash
Frank Durand's Dr. I. VernangO by VandaI
dam WoUdbine, years old, l4O los ....
Dion Boucicault Jr.'s, b. c. Tine HOaxer bv Leg.
ington, dam Lass OF Sidney, years old 14o
lDSs... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Time 1:56H
THE BETTING.
The HOaxer xer...................$1 $1C0 $50 40,
Nernango. 49,. l05 800 8Ot
The Paris mutuels paid $l2 so.
THE RACE.
Vernango jumped away with three lengths the
best Vi the lead, but The Hoaxer gradually gained