The New York herald., 1876-07-07


First Heat -Donnyb brook was first away Sbylock
second, Egypt hrd. Gong past the c,uo house
Egypt an 10 the front and led two lengths TO tue
quarter pole Donnybroo second one length in front
Of shyock. As the horses ran down the backstreIoh
they closed up, that there daylight between
them as they passed the hali-mc pole muse and ial
Egypt nrs Shy lock second, Dounybrook third. On
The lower turn The horses kept their places but let
length OF daylight between; ana in this way they
passed the thTeequarier pole and entered the home
stretch. Getting into straight work both Donn ybrook
and Shylock made effort tor tho heat aud Egypt
won 1t 'hands down" IN 49ix.
Second Heat Egypt dashed of with slight lead,
ponDybrook second, Shyock third. Gong around the
turn Egypt opened gap OF three lengths aud passed
The qua ter pole with that advantage, Donnybrook
pnd one length IN front of Shylock. Egypt played
with the others down The backsrech and the half
mile pole lending TWO epgihs, Donuy brook second
hall length "a front OF Sbyock. Egypt was under
strong pun all the way when the horses made
to close the lower turn. Lakeland, Egypt made
their hearts clad for a moment; bu. when il appeared
TO the hackers OF Donny and that there
might be = chance ior Them Lakeland gave Egypt his
head and away he went again from them. Donnybrook
gave the chase the homestretch, but Hayward,
shylock, made gallant enort on the old horse
the heat. Egypt won in hand by length, Shylock
second, SIX Lengths IN front Of Donnybrook Time of
Ihird eat-Egypt was The avorte at $500 TO s25
the field, betting between SLylock ana Dom
nybrook. Aher good deal OF manGuvcring Donny.
brook got away with The lead Egypt second, Shyock
third. Gong aroung the upper turn Egypt and Don.
uybrook had "A hard struggle the gray's rider using
whip and spur vigorously 10 keep the lead. Egypt
proved TOO fast for him and led neck at the quarter
pole. Donny brook four lengths in advance OF Shyock.
Gong down the backstretcn Donny brook would be
depieo his chances and be stuck Egypt Ike Ieech
At the half-mc pole he terms with Egypt,
Bhy hylock beaten and six lengths behind. On the
lower turn the struggle exciting between
Donnybrook and Egypt, and they passed
the three quarter pole the had his head In front
ponny ybrook came into the homestretch with slight
advantage and by being forced to his utmost he
afierward came away aud won the heat by Ave lengths
Lakeland pulling Egypt up as soon as he found him
beaten shylock was just inside the distance 1ag.
Time, 4S1..
Fourth Heat -Donny brook was then the tavorite at
two one He took the lead, Egypt boiling MS soon
the flag fell, and lost orty yards before Lakeland
could straig ten him. Donny brook not suffered
10 larry by the way. Webb kept his whip at work,
and the old horse responded TO the persuasion and
increasing the gap to the end succeeded In dstancipg
Egypt and winning the purse Time of heat
l:49A
SECOND
for the Monmouth Oaks Stakes, valued at 81 OOO
added to a sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or pay lor
nIes loals of 1873 second horse TO receive $500
and the third horse 500 out OF the stakes; and
bali miles. There were forty nominations for this
race. but only three OF them 10 post These
we're A. Beimonts brown hily Patience. by Parmcsan,
lam Patronage, carrying 107 lbs which the
seight for all OF tbcml J. r. GiDney's "a welch's)
,hesInut ally Love Chase by bennington dam Henri.
Wclch. 10T lbs aud j. Carter Browns bay hly by
hampton Court, dam Naptha, l0s lbs. The Napiha
lily thought highly OF and sold favorte tho
POOLS the Others but in the Nutues people who
Aid their money Patience were astonished at the
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