The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
The Paris Mutuels paid on first heat $f4 70; on
second neat, 81 70, anu Oh third heat. 81 6A
THE RACE.

The Paris Mutuels paid on first heat $14 70; on
second neat, 81 70. anu on third heat. - eA
THE RACE.
First Heat-B. r. Carver took the lead, Grin.
steao second, D'ArtagDan third. Spindr!ft fourth,
PceoO hith. Going around the upper turn Carver
opened zap o three lengths, DArtagnan sec
aud, Grinssead third. Spindriit fourth, Plccolo
Is looked as II the jockeys on Grinstead, Piecolo
ana spindrilt were Wiling to let D'Artagnan and
b. 4. carver struggle for the heat me latter was
two lengths in irOnt at the quarter pole, DArtag-
nan second one len stn In ADVANCE OF Grlnstead,
carver ''i had a two lsnsths the best r'eSoG f.
down the backsttetcn, and passed the half-me
pole length ahead OF D'Artagnan At the nalf-
nile poe the horses were bulched, Carver lead
Ing. DArtagnan secoad, GrlnsteaG third. SPIN
driit fourth Piccoo nfh There was 40 change
or place around the lower turn. but when they
came into the homes reich the struggle was lett
90 DArtagnan aud b. f. carver. the lorner CON-
ing away and winning tne heat by three lengths
Il. +. Carver eight lengths 10 advance OF SPIN
drlit Ptccoo loirth, Grlnstead nitn. Time, u.
second HeGL-Piccolo was away 6rst, b. T.
Carver second, GrlnsteAd third. spndrlf; tourtn
and DArtagDan hith. The latter was pocketed
the front on the upper turn, GrtnsLedd second,
Sphdrilt third and Piccolo fourth. Al the quarter
pole b. +. Carver led length and half spIndyllL
second, two le1gths 10 advance OF Grlnstead, tle
latter half length IN trout oil PIccolo who was
nve lengths ahead OF D'Ariagnan. Gong down
lowed 0y Grinslead. and at the hafmie pole the
former put hts mead IN front; but soon afterward
lower turn, closely followed by 3. L. Carver.
Wnen these two horses entered the nomestretcD
carver ha0e q desperate eHOrt TO OVertAke Gl
stead, but he failed, the latter winning the heat
by three-quarters or q length, and Carver, with
Spiadrlit ana PIccolo, mad 20 go TO the stable.
DArtagnan came In third, Spindrilt lourtn Pccoo
hlh. The tune OF the heat Vas AS. Little Tom
SaJres, on D'Artagnan made great mistake in
runnlng for the neat after being thrown SO lar
behind at the start as ne had 10 make too much
use OF the colt In getting into third place at the
flush when there was no necessity for It. Another
jockey would nave known better.
TltTd HeSL-Grinstead took the lead and kept
haIf a length in ront TO the quarter pole. On tue
0ackstretcn Grlnstead ran very easily nall length
IN front oil D'Artagnan and al the hall-mlie pole
had length the best OF 1t. Grinstead kept in
front TO the end. wIhoing the neat and race by
two lengths Time, al.
THE JERSEY DERBY.
JERSEY DERBY STAKES, value $500 addec TO a
Sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or pay, for colts and
$500 and the third horse 500 out OIL the STAKES.
one and hal miles.
STARTERS.
II. P. McGrathis Or. c. CALVIN, By Tlpperary,
dam Lucy Fowler SWIM ..................... l
II. 4. Mc6rath's b. c. Chesapeake, oy LeXlpg-
ton, dam Roxana Henry ....................
E. A. Claoaughs oh. C. Victor, by VauXhal
dam Heathsrbell (Feeksl ......-...............
John N. Harperis ca. c. General Barney, by Pat
Moloy. dam yellow Bro (BlacH) .............. &
Jonn f. Cnamberlns b. c. Tom OcniltTee by
T. Lorihard's b. c. James A, by bennington,
dam Maiden tBlrbee) ......................... Q
Robinson, Morgan CO.'S or. c. Bob Wooley, by
beamin Iton, dam lem tCOistOn) ...........
R. w. Cameron's o. c. Bayminster, by Warmin.
ser, dam Stolen Kisses (DwyerI ............
r. Puryear's D. c. warwick, by bennington, dam
Minnie Minor ponahuel ...................-..