The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-13

side Of mini seemed TO crowd him the furlong pole
and he fell back and shortened his stride while they
wick is improving colt and his owners prize him very
highly and hope for better luck next time
Fast last spring and ran in both the wthers and Bel
mont Stakes being third in the rst and fourth in the
second He next appeared In the Ocean Hotel Stakes
Long Branch where he beat Arstides, Leader and Tom
Ochtrce He afterward ran IN the Robins Stakes at
that place miles, and beat Chesapeake and Leader
His last appearance previous TO this race was for the
Travers Stakes in which he came in seventh He how
ever showed tho great form that his trainer always do
clared he had, and made dead heat with Miner.
Messrs Davis and O'Donne after short consultation
decided to divide the $4,000 and not run
their horses again, as they had glory enough
for one day. Chesapeake ran six times as n two
yearold winning twice and seven times three
yearold winning once He made his first appearance
at Monmouth Park last year in tho August Stakes and
beat Lizzie r., Sweet Lips Amelia Vernango, Svins
and Victorious He then went to Saratoga and appeared
for the Saratoga Stakes but left at the post His
next appearance for the kentucky Stakes which no
won very easily lie then ran for what called tho
Grand Stake, which was valued at 81 900, dash OF
mile when he was beaten by Rhadamanhus and Vassal
AZ the fall meeting at Jerome Park he was beaten by
Otpa for the Nursery Stakcs and at Baltimore he ran
NTH for the Central Stakes which was won by Fine
work He commenced his threoyear old races by win
nlhg me Clzens stakes at lexington on me l4th OF
has run six times since he has not lfcored
n trick He was beaten in the Kentucky Derry, In
tho Wthers Stakes in the Belmont Stakes in the Jersey
Derby Stakes In tho Robins Stakes, in the Travers
Stakes and tho Kenner Stakes. He has always been
favorite in McGraths stables, and Notwithstanding his
illfortuncs his owner ready back him when
he starts He very ndirorcnty yesterday and came
In last his Jockey when he found he could not win,
prudcnty taking him in hand and saving him as much
MS possible.
10 carry loo lbs mares and geldngs allowed lbs
the distance one mile and half Five aspirants for
greenbacks and glory came 70 the post These were D.
dam Alabama, years old; II. P. McGrath's
bay colt Aaron Pennington, by Tipperary,
S Saes Lucy Chestnut col. p4 x kon.De
dam Zaidee years old and tho same genteman's bay
col. Scratch by Kentucky, dam Tusc years 'old
roy dam sister to Ruric years old Tho latter was
the favoritc at the start He won capital Aaron
Pennington coming in second, Scratch third, Madge
fourth and Dublin lth. The race good one, and
large amount changed hands on the result
The third event selling for all ages, with
allowances for low prices, the distance one mile and
quarter. Nino horses came TO the post These were
John Cofecs brown Ily Ida Wells by bennington dam
Jessamne Porter years old to be sold for 81 600 car
rying 90 lbs O. Bowe's bay colt Catesby, by Eclipse,
dam Katie, years old $1,000, lo2 lbs; D. Mcdaniel
Eta sh Ta my years. &s old % lbs and from
the Same stable, bay colt Paul Pry, by Enquirer, dam
toms bay horse Survivor, by Vnnda dam by Lexington,
years old, $1,000 1o7 bs;,i 10. Donahue's bay FLY
$1,000, es lbs. +; Thomas Puryear Co. IS brown colt
Leader, by bennington, dam Jessie Dixon, years old,
$1,000, IS lbs; James McCormack's brown colt
Brgand, by Planet dam Britannia 4th, years
old, $1,000 101 lbs, and Mr.. Belmont's chestnut
aly Caroline by Kentucky, dam Camilla, years old,
Leader being second choice, Caroline being the next in
favor. Brignnd tho race, his having given
him strong dose of whskey before starting. This
horse has sulked in three previous to this one,
and it being well known that he was very fast, his
present owner conceived tho idea of making him half
drunk, and see il that would give him. it does
other cowards degree of bravery while under
the influence. The consequence was that Brigand
ran IN gallant manner and won capital race. Sur
vvor, the favorite came in second, Caroline third,
Leader fourth.
The following are the details Of the running
RACE.
THE KENyER STAKES for three year-oids; 800 en-
trance, h. f., with 81 500 added; the second horse
to receive $500 out of the stakes. Closed with fifty
two nomination Two miles
STARTERS.
John 0'Donnel's CHI C. Miner, by bennington, dam
by Lexington (Feeks)
J. NJ. Harney's br. {. Ozark, by Pat Maloy, dam
Sunny South (Hennessey). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Thomas Puryear Co b. C. Warwick, by Leaning
ton, dam Minnie Minor (Donahue). ...............
J. A Grinsteads oh. c. St Martin, by imp Phaeton,
dam Tokay (7vans) Observation-Disclosures.
D. McDaniel's CHI. C. Willie Burke, by haywood, dam
(Carkl.
Fl. p McGrath's b. C. Chesapeake, by Lexington, dam
NDead hant