The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23


Fredcricktown Withdrawn. Preston tho
favoriie over the held, selling Tor TO- Gray frlar
$3.50; Athene, sos. aud Big SANDY, $50
Alter number Of hroakaways the lag fell to very
fair start Big sandy leading, Gray Frar second, Pres
ton third, Abilene fourth. Going around the lower
Big Sandy and Gray Frar ran close together
until the three quarter pole when Big sandy drew
clear Gray Frar the latter hall length aheal OF
Abilene When the horses reached The judges stand
the end OF hai mile BIZ sandy had the best OF
II, Preston second, a neck IN advance OF Abilene
.hc latter neck IN front OF Cray friar
6ong around the upper turn Big sandy led
Two lengths and he mad ali OF tnat advantage
as he passed the quarter pole Abilene second neck
In front Preston, who length and half in adj
vance Gray Frar. Racing in real earnest down the
backstretch the horses soon became buncned and
they passed the half mile pole Big sandy eadiHg
BY a neck Gray Friar second neck III advance OF
Preston, who was ike dsiauce ahead oil Aihiene
me horses however. did remain long close to-
gether and they ran INTO the lower turn Big SANDY
began shake them oil Al the tnrcequarIer pole no
IA length Cray Frar second neck IN front OF Pres
ton, the latter lengths ahead OF Abilene. Getting
INTO the Gray hriar began TO TAIL back and
Preston put all his power TO oNortake the bg colt
but was OF no ayailas Sig sandy came home an easy
winner by lengths, Preston second. eight lengths
ahead OF Abilene the latter all that distance IN front
OF gray trar. The time OF the race was AN.
The Pans AuiGes paid So ~ on Big sandy.
THIRD RACE
was purse Of $500 ior three year-ods 10 carry
III lbs. with the allowances to mares and geldlngs;
winners Saratoga this year 10 carry lbs extra
those beaten and not having this year ~
Saratoga allowed lbs; the distance one mile and an
eighth The following the starters John o Dom
neips chestnut hy JOSIE q oy Leamns'on' ua,m oy
L. by Brown Dick dam Nubia, 100 lbs aud George
Avrc bay colt freacricktown, by Pat Maoy, dam
Kate Leonard 100 los
THE NETTING
ErcdericKown
Jennie ''Ou
lose C...... ~
Tus RACE
Frcdcricktown was the fayoritc. selling for 5000;
Jenaic l.. $500, and josie C., S24n frcdcrcktown
look tho lead: Jennie T. second, giving specimen of
buck jumping: Josie G. third As they
came 10 the stand trcBeticktcwn led
two lengths: Jennie /. second neck IN
advance OF Josie {. Going around the upper turn
fredorcktown very easily, the lilies seemingly
making effort To force the pace ana as they passed
The quarter pole Frcdcricktown had still two lengths
The best o H. The hiics mendcd their pace down the
backstretch and al the tail oil tue colt when hc
reached the hall milo pole, Jennie l. second. ball
length in advance OF Josie c. On the lower turn tho
dIlies closed on FrederCktown and as he came INTO
.be homcsiretch he WAS leading only hail length,
Josie C. second, hal length IN front Of Jennie L.,
whose Jockey was using the whip quite rapidly. Fred
ercktown led up the homcstretch, and came home an
easy WINNER by Two lengths, Josio g. second, two
lengths In front OF jennie /. Tme 2.O.5s
The Paris NGtucls paid "a 10
THH roURru
vas for "A purse 500. the to be sold ~
uon Those horses entered 10 he sold for $1,000 10
carry weight age; for $1,000 allowed lbs $1,000,
lbs Tor 5000, IL lbs, ana Tor $500, 10
lbs inc distance mile and quarter
There we're for starters James NcCormack's bay
coli Arc,urus by Planet. dam Elkhorna years
old 10 be sold Tor 5000 carrying 100 lbs W. NJ huIs
chestnut alv Violet BY Nauxhal, dam Ann Watson
years Did $500 g5 los. u. NcDanlofs chestnut colt
W,Il,r I,urkc by haywood, dam kaunka, years Old,
sa0o 100 lbs and H. = Cattanack bay colt iclas, by
bennington, dam Pussy. years old, soOO 100 los.