The New York herald., 1876-11-05

First Heat-Athlene behaved badly at the post, and
the consequences was that several Of the oher horses
began showing refractory spirit before The flag foi
Whom tEe start was gwen Aettle had The best ui IT,
Egypt second, Rhadamanthus third Aaeee fourth
rapidly that she third before they got the
upper turn. At tne quar,ef pole Metis led IA neck
.wo lsnssns III advance Of anshus, who was
length ahead Of Madgc. When the horses passed ia
front OF the drags that were IN line at the foot Of the
vance OF Abilene, the latter length ahead OF Khada
manthns, Nadge length further or Going out OF
sight around tho hill, Mette bad his head IN front OF
Egypt, the others rs before. When the horses
IN WOW The Mettlo still had his head in
ADVANCE OF Egypt the latter about the same distance
In advance OF Abilene, with Rhadamanthus ut her
quarters, Madge length away. The horses came into
the homes,re'ch 10 this way, ana The ahAir had
iuronk pole, when Mcttle drew away, aud came home
winner by length: Egypt second, Two lengths ahead
Of Rhadamanthus, the latter TOUR lengths ahead OF
Athene, who had her head in advance OF Modge. Time
Of the heat, l:41s&.
Rhadamanthus third, Madgc iourth Athcne hfth. The
horses put their best ec foremost they around
tho turn. Mcttle, Egypt, Rhadamanthus and Madge
being close together. Abilene a lew lengths behind.
AT the quarter pole Mcttic and Egypt were parallel
neck front OF Rnadamanthus, who was t~o lengths
ahead OF Madge, the latter being three lengths in ad
vance or Abilene As the horses came down the
bluff Mettle still had his bead front, Egypt having
his nose n advance OF Madee, whose nose just pro-
truied in front or Rhadamanihus, Abilene three
lengths behind Tho horses turned around the hill
OF sight in this way. When they appeared
Madgc third, Rhadamanthus fourth, Abilene NTH.
Egypt and Rhadamanthus were whipped before they
entered tho homcstrcich, but Mette had opponent
that no hardly expected IN Madgc She came up and
would not be cast on and she pressed her suit SO
strong mat MettIe had TO suecumb. Madsc won the
Abilene, Egypt fourth, Rhadamanthus nth. Time,
1:451
were sent 10 the stable. Madgc took the lead aud
never rclnquished IT, She was two lengths in front
as she passed around the turn three a. quarter
anIs hrQq att lp and
came home easy winner by two lengths and half
in AS Tbe Paris Mutuels paid tho above racc as
ioiows;-On the first heat, sos 40; on the second,
sll so, and the third, 81 30
FOURTH
ior purEc OF $500 presented ny Pierre Lorardl
OF which 800 to the second horsc for horses that
have not been In training stable within the last
months. Entrance free. ;Geniemen riders. Weller
weights with 10 lbs. added. One mile For this event
there entries, four Of which camc to The post
These were H. Alcxandre's bay mare polly~os, by
Eclipse. dam oliaa, years old, carrying l5y lbs
b. Purdy's bay liy fiorre years old by Pat Malioy
ridden by Mr.. =. Evcs W. l.. Pcet's q. Reea's) bay
horse Retriever by Leainingion dam Margaret Ander-
sou, years old, I5a los ridden bS Mr. fcc,s and IL
Center's bay y by Narragansct,, dam Mimic Minor
years old, ll0 It's The following Tho average Of tho
botting:-
Mr. cenler's nlIy Iy...................s s2s5 900
Mr.. Alexandra polywog.. ............ 2o5 lTo
Sir. Pects Retriever. ................ 700 80
Mr.. Rvcs' F!orric. c.....,...--....... ITO IS
THE RACE.
Mr.. Center was first away, Mr. Alexandra second,
Mr.. Poets third, Mr.. Rives bringing up the Mr.
Center kept in front around the turn. four lengths
ahead OF Mr. Alexandra Nr. Peets third, Mr.. Kives
long way behind Al the quarter pole Mr.. Center led
four lengths. mr. Alexandra second, four lengths IN
advance OF Mr. fects the Inter dozen ieng,hs ahead
of Nr Rives As the horses ran down 10 the loot OF
the bun they closed up nicely and they passed in
front OF the ladies' and gentlemen stationed there by
Nr Center Isnding two lenstls, Nr Alexandra
second, two lengths ahead or Mr.. Poo = NJ Eivcs
a dozen lengths behind Mr.. Peets' horse then began
QUIT ana ic back TO keep company with Mr.
Rves'. The latter passed him tho lower
Nearing the three-quarter pole Mr. Alexandra began
overhaulng Mr.. Center, and the became exciting
GettinR pomcstretch Mr. Alexandra took sides
with Mr. Center, and they raced close together 10 the
stand, Mr.. Center winning by neck Mr. Alexandra
dozen lengths IN front Of Mr. Rves. tho latter
d few lengths ahead OF Mr. Pects limo of mile :5j
The Paris Mutuels paid $i1 40
EIPrH RACE
handicap s;eepcchasc, Tor purse OF 500 tpre
scented by Mr. James Gordon Benncit OF which 500
tho second horse. Entrance tree. The course.
There wore seven entrees four oil which the
Bullet by Bulletin. dam by Wagner, aged 154 lbs
N. Donahuc's bay gelding Dcadheud. by Juhus dam
l.czure, years old, lJ4 lbs. J. q. h Iaxrcnces
chestnut horse Rcsoute, by Revolver, dam Mnttc G.,
years old. l47 lbs Charles Reds bay geding Doubt
fu, by Oystermnn dam Spottsu Fawu, years old 10
the other two selling as a ned, as iolows:
NINct... .................S S3lU fo,J
Dradneau. .............. 5ov 2O0
Tho held. 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 30 80
TUE RACE.
Eesolue was away nrst. Deudhead second Doubtful
third. Bullet ivurth Doubtful soon to the frout
ani I'D the lrst impairment. which hurds
just bennd the Judges stand Resoiuie second Ruiat
third, Dcadhead fourth. Doubtful showed tho way
the fence into the north field By four icngihs;
Ncxolutc second, halt length in frUnt OF Bullet
latter half lxngth ahead OF peaahead. Tho nurses