The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

ycar-ods, q dash OF ono mile ofthe fortysix entries
ten came 10 the post These were Mr.. Belnlonts
brown colt Fddlesticks, by Lexington dam filigrec;
George longstafs brown colt Freebooter, by Kentucky
dam Felucca; John oDonnels chestnut lilly, by Lean
ington. dam BY Lexington. out of Kate Anderson; r
Lorilard's brown hlly Aerciess, by Eclipse dam Bar
barly Carr Co. Is bay colt Vlceroy by Gilroy, dam
Sister to Rurc ii. r. McGrah's brown colt Dial yasian
by Barney stone, dam Lucy Fowler; D Nc;
Cammack's bay colt Aserine. by Abd-el-kader, oam
Nina; A. Belmonts bay colt Bertram, by Kentucky
dam Bernce and 10 Dunohueis chestnut cot Waco, by
Narragansett, dam Julictla Beimonts entries were
great favortes selling In OF the pools tor 5000
Lohiaru lot sooo brotner 70 basseu LOT s-ou, FREE
booter for $500, o'Donne for $3.50 and the ned tor
$40
rnx RACE.
Conner was again lucky In getting the horses oil 10
capital start, Waco having the best OF IT, but hc was
thought not To be In the OF the others Niceroy
was second, Merciless third, Fiddlcstcks fourth
Brother to Bassctt iIth, Freebooter sixth Algerine
O'Donnelrs hlly Bertram and Dalgasian being in the
second platoon. The horses ran rapidly around the
upper turn and when they reached the quarter pole
Waco had two lengths the best Of IT, vceroy second
Fddestcks third Algcrine fourth, Brother IL Basset
th the others close together that II impossible
10 say which was best Coming down TO the bluu
Fddlcstcks, Ike the horse that he is came down
the bill ON rush passing the othors very RAPIDLY and
turned around the hill 10 the right length in front Of
the field. viceroy followed and took second place.
o'Donncll's being third Merclcss fourth. Waco fith
the others close up The horses passed out OF sight
the order gwen and when they appeared again Fiddle
sticks leading three lengths, Merciiess second
Brother TO Basselt third, Agcrine fourth, all the
others beaten Entering the homesiretch Fddlcstcks
gaoped away from the others and came home win
under pull four lengths in iron, OF Brother TO
Bassett who halt length in front OF Mcrciicss.
lew lengths further of was Algerne, then Beriram,
vccroy SIXTH. Waco seventh, Freebooter eighth,
0'Donncli ninth, Dalgasian tenth Time Of the milc
l:461s. The Paris Mutucis paid So 20.
WINNER,
Fiddcsticks, Is dark bay. fifteen hands, two ard
halt inches in height with lett foreleg white 10 the
ankle and left hind ono white half way TO the hook
aud he has ragged star in his forehead. He has
very fine, expressive head most excellent shoulders
hips, quarters and STILES He has also most excellent
legs aud feet standing that many think that he
Is rather light In bone below the knee. Take him all
IN all he Is grand horse and few can beat MIN In any
country.
ls74-Dublin. ................3 80 IA Loo
lST5-Aristidcs. ................ % IL l:i5I
lS76-Fiddiestcks.. ............ 10 10 l:56a
The fourth was for purse Of $780, maidens al
lowed 4 three years old lbs four years old or up
ward, lbs dash OF one mile and halt For this event
SIX came TO the post, comprising D. McDanics chest
nut mare Madee by Australian, years old, carrying
hammock, by King Lear, dam Fanny Washington.
years old, o. lbs. Oden Bowels chestnut colt orc
Knob by Dickens, dam slipper, years old lis lbs
Mr.. Bcnonl's chestnut flly Adelaide by Australian
dam Dolly Carter. years old, e2 lbs, and ID. j.
Crouses bay colt Serge by Revolver, dam Siren, 3
event at long ODDS ali the others combned Ade
lalde being second choice. The others sold field.
THE RACE.
Rappahannock got away with tho lead, Ore Knob
second, Adelaide third, Serge fourth, Madge NTH.
The horses maintained Their relative positions to the
quarter pole, they having been started in the lower
field, having straight run OF half mile 70 the
judges stand Coming up the homestretch, Kappa
hammock showed the way, closely followed by Serge
and Ore Knob. who were running haf length apart,
three lengths front OF Adelaide Madye bringing up
the rear Going round the upper turn Rappahannock
led by len.th, Ore Knob second Madgc third Serge
fourth, Adelaide nfth This change OF places took
place very quickly the horses passed IN front OF the
picnic ground At the quarter pole ore Knob chai-
lenged Rappahannock for the lead, and the two
yoked down to the blum and around tho hill, Kappa
hammock having neck the best OF II a. they passed
out o, sight, three lengths ahead of Madge, Serge
and Adelaide several lengths behind When the horses
came III sight Ore Knob and Rappahannock were stll
yoked, hall dozen lengths IN front OF Madcc Serge
and Adelaide bringing up the rear but hopeessy out
OF the ore Knob and Rappahannock raced into
The haineslrech, and 1t was head and head affair
unll the lurlong pole reached Then Rappahan.
mock began snow Signals OF distress, and the stout
son OF Dickens and Slipper away from him and
won the race in hand by good length. Rappahannock
beat Madge halfa dozen lengths, she neck ahead OF
Adelaide the latter length in front OF Serge. Time OF
the mile and half, 2:.4A. Tho Paris Mutucls paid
$l4 10.
The closing of the day for purse of $500;
the winner be sold at auction for 81 500 II entered
be sold for 1000, allowed lbs If for $75o, lbs.
II Tor 500, 10 lbs Tho distance one mile and
quarter. -Four horses came to the posi- These were
Scotland, dam by Wagner, aged, III lbs. DR. Gait
nach's bay colt elaps, by bennington, dam Pussy,
years old Ill lbs T. Loriliards chestnut geding Du-
range, by Jack Malone dam Fanny Barrow, years
old 9i lbs, and d. McDanicps chestnut eeldng. by
Exchequer, dam by JEFF DAVIS years old, l0h lbs.
Spndri great favoritc over the field in many Of
the pools
THE RACE
Mcpancls gcding took tho lead, Spindrft second,
Durango third, Lclaps fourth The horses ratified up
the quarter stretch and when they passed the JUDGES
stand Durango was leading length Lelaps second.
three lengths in front OF Spindrft, the latter three
lengths ahead OF McDaniels geldng Durango and
Lelps had close contest around the upper turn and
us they passed the quarter pole Durango had half
length the best of IT, Lelaps four lengths ahead OF
Spindrtt, who merely gallopng along abiding his
time McD4nicls gelding bringing up the
rear. Running around under the bluff the
struggle close between Lcaps and Du-
range, and they passing out of sight
around the hill Ieaps had head the best OF It. When
these appeared in view the lower turn they
running head and head length in front OF Spndriit
McDanic's geding aborng hopelessly on behind. As
soon Iclaps and Durango entered tho homcstretch
old Spindr SAL Tor them, aud before they reached
The furiong pole they were captured by him. ana the
ola galloped home winner by three lengths Lc
laps second length in advance OF Durango, McDanics
gcding bad fourth. Time OF the mile and quarter
2:l6t.. Spndritt was bought in Tor $780,
The following Is the betting on the five races run