The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-09

The horses had good start Coronst leading Trouble
The first Jump was wall eighty Yards from the start,
and this COronet, Trouble and Stanford jumped
head and head Resoute fourth, Usage nth The next
jump brush fence Stanford leading, Coronet
second Trouble third length apart Resolute fourth,
Usage NTH This running was up by the left side OF
the shue fence. The hOrses then at wall beyond
the halt.me POLE and they passed over this stan
ford leading three lengths, Coronet second, two
ahead of Usage The horses then jumped hurdle at
the lower turn, thcn stone WALL next brush fence
tree and next the north section OF the water jump
in front Of the stand. As the horses passed over
this Resolute hal two lengths tho best Of It, Stanford
second two lengths ahead OF Coronet the latter two
lengths in advance Of Trouble Usage bringing up the
The horses then passed over the two fences Of
the fractional track into the west field, jumping .
stone wall the middle Of the Held and then
the fences of the regular track at the upper down
the hill In front OF Pierre Lorilard's stables then
away TO the LETT a wall and fence in front Of
Messra Belmont and Doswes stables, and again
Ing the track INTO I'M, inc west ned' o ana then
had been change In the positions OF the horses dur
ing all this time, Resoute leading Stanford second,
COronet third Trouble fourth Usage fifth; but then the
up the third place. which left the favor
ties running fourth and fifth. The next jumps the east
wall aerward the south section OF the water
jump There was no change vet In the positions OF the
runners and they again crossed the fractional tack
and then jumped Stone wall and fence, and wheel
ing to the right down to the stone wall near the
threequarter starting place on the fractional track
The wall jumped by Stanford, Usage and Resolue
the instant, the other two together, length
behind The horses were now dong their BEST and as
they ran tho track toward the halfme
pole Stanford showed the way over wall
and two fences into the regular track Trouble ana
Coronet then side by side, and half length be-
hind Stanford, Usage fourth, Resolute fifth Getting
the regular track the horses very fast around
the lower to hurdle stationed there, and when
they reached it they all seemed be parallel As Cor
onet passed over he stumbled and fell as soon as he
landed and throwing ny myi,nd his rde. neavy In
ter after the From there into the home
stretch where hurdle was stationed at the furong
sborvn h,f( oa2 In frnn
the surprise every one, and the easily by
Six lengths Trouble second two lengths in advance Of
Resoute. stanford fourth. Time OF he race, 6:03.
The following the SUMMARIZE
THE riRsr RACE
PURSE $500, for all ages Three-quarters OF a mie
George Lonustan's br c. Freebooter, by Kentucky,
dam Felucca, 8 years old los lbs 800. .tswiml
Alabama 8 years old III lbs. .(Monrool
I. B. 4 W. r. Davis ch. c. Romney, by Curles, dam
A. Smiths br. IN. Inspiration, BY warmnster, dam
Sophia, years old, ~ lbs; $500; .lBarbeel
Charles kSsSs sTay Num- BY AsfT ss@
G. l.. Lorillard's b. ldaa, by Genelg, dam Item,
years old, 80 lbs R.mIno r., SsrF G.m
p Lorlilard's blk m fai,hiess, by bennington, dam
D. McCarty's CHI. glasgow, by War Dance dam
Ida Wells, years old, los lbs (waiker)
TIM SECOND RACE.
THE KENTUCKY STAKES, for two-year-olds; 800 en-.
trance half forfeit with 600 added the second cone
Closed with forsy-eight nominations
Bemont's Oh. susquehanna, BY bennington,
p Lorilard's b. g. Bomsasi, by Bonnie Scotland,
aa~ ci Ssa1h CHI ccvcr6iooi, BY vas1hn
dam Mandina. Holloway
H p: McGrath's br. g. Leonard, by Longfeilow, dam
LoSS Ehler's b. c. Frederick the Great, by Lex.
rhomss iu aa n' co cb Kins.aud Sy
ragansett, dam Maidstone. .......... 4 Lakcand) o
oden BoNlo's CHI T.. by K,nsnsher, dam My Mary.
Thomas Purycar Co IS b. q, by Management, dam
Time Las.
THIRD RACE
THE SUMNER HANDICAP all ages; $50 each, or $40
II declared out, with $500 added; the second horse
receive $500 out OF the stakes One mile and three
quarters. Closed with twenty nominations
Sfdrtera
d. McDaniels be- Vigil, by Virgil, dam Regain, 8
D. MoDan,el's CHI. T. Matte A.. by Australian, dam
Minnie Mansfield, years old 1o7 lbs.. Clark
Thomas DoswelPs b. I. Invoice by Lexington, dam
volga, years old, 104 lbs .............. (swim)
G. l. Lorard's CHI. c. warock. by war Dance, dam
oRahe years o'a ~ o g. ;;;;........'tsm'h)
FOURTH RACE
FREE HANDICAP SrEErIEcHAsE, Tor all ages; 5000 10
the winner and $3.50 10 the second horse About two
miles and shree-quarters measured
George Longstan7s b. IN. Usage, by Pat Maoy dam
Kate Leonard, years old, 1874 lbs. .Foster)
Charles Reeds g. 8. Trouble, by INVERSION. dam
Kate Leonard, years old, 100 lbs. .fLittle)
J. q. X. Lawrence's CHI. b. Resolute by Revolver,
dam Matte c., years old 104 lbs. .(Nolanj
NJ. Dopahues b. h Stanford. by Bay Dick, dam Nv
scythian, 8 years old, 145 lbs. .fManey) 4
A. D. Browns b. h. Coronct, by Jonesboro', dam
Garland years old, I60 lbs. yland)
Time, 5:03
MUrUELs.
The Paris Mutucs paid the toll owing amounts on the
several races
FIRST race. s$2l 90
Second race. 20 90
Third IL %