The New York herald., 1876-07-05

Stampede jumped away rapidly and soon opened a
gap oi haf dozen lengths This advantage he was
allowed TO keep sufcrance for half mlle then
OchIltree went up TO about two lengths behind Sam
peae, where he lay Tor over two miles, and not until
the horses were on the lower turn and nearing the
threc-quartcr pole did Tom Ochiltree move up When
Barbee let OF the great racchorscs head he dashed
past stampede as IL the latter stood STILL and coming
up the homes,rech on strong gaop won the race by
forty yards in 4:4sh.
THE FOURTH RACE
was for purse for all ages; entrance money to the
second and third horses Two-me heats. For this
event there only two entries, consisting of James
A. Grnscad's chcstnu, colt st. Martin, ny Pnaeton.
dam Tokay, years old, los lbs, and W. Co,ril's
chestnut horse Stampede by War Dance dam Dolly
LOWS, years old, III lbs.
This was walk over Stampede, having to run In tho
previous race, his owner would not punish HIM by
another one at heats. SO 81. Marlin cantered two
miles and was declared the winner of the
THE FIFTH RACE
was seeplcchase Tor all ages: about one and half
miles, wetler weights. Purse. 1913 10 the frst $50 TO
the second and S5 to the third horse There we're five
starters consisting OF l.. A. Hitchcock chestnut
Busy Bee by War Dance, dam Laura spiman years
old, 147 lbs. Jo. Donahues chestnut gcldng Tho
Weasel by Narragaasett. dam Maidstone, years old,
l43 lbs and the gcntlcmans bay horse stanford,
by Bay Dick, dam by Scythian aged 1854 lbs W.
West dam Emcine years old, l52 lbs and George
sutics chestnut reldng Bullet, by Bulletin, dam by
race the finish being Ike the Saturday be-
tween Colonel Nell,gan and Coronct Colonel Nehgan
start 01v when w Buers friends then fSsS showed
bold hand at the poobox aud ran him up we'll.
THE BETTING.
Colonel Nclligan. -. $500 400 500 400
Bullet ...-............ 700 2l0 ECO 2u0
The Feld. ............ so 90 S5 SO
RACE
Busy Bee jumped of with the lead, Bullet second,
Colonel Ncllisan third. Weasel fourth and Stanford
nfb. The horses straight across the ied TO wall
III tho centre, which they all took in a splendid
ner Busy Bee frst Weasel second Bullet third Colonel
Nelgan fourth, Stanford nth. The horses then
the left, running down toward the half-mile pole.
They soon met another wall over which Busy Bee led
ten ten lengths, Weasel Weasel SECOND, Colonel Michigan
another wall further on, Busy Bee still showing
tho way, Weasel next, the latter Jumped
others and tins mishap threw him out OF tho
Busy Bee continued TO lead down to tho lower turn
Colonel Nelgan second, Bullet third. stanford fourth
gong around which brush fences topped and
then tho horses turned their heads toward the people
and the stands On the way up and near the furlonp
poc wall, which Busy Bee led eight lengths,
Co one Nellgan second three lengths ahead of Bullet
the latter twenty lengths ahead oil Stanford. Tho
horses next came up to the water jump IN front OF the
Grand Stand and whom Busy Bee reached there snc
boted and Colonel Nelligan was tho first horse over
ahead of stanford. these three being tho only
horses in the Bullet closed on Ncligan after
leaving the water and the horses ran to the wall in the
middle OF the field, over which Nclgan led one length,
Stanford still far behind, where he remained Tor the
maindcr OF the Bullet and Neliisan the only
competitors and all eyes werc on thcm They jumped
brush fence near the quarter pole, and then wheeling
to the right, faced the club house. where they en-.
countcred another good sized wall Neigan led two
lengths this wall and was that much ahead when
he jumped the wall in the middle OF the field and then
made for to the regular track, which
about midway between the quarter and half-me poles.
Colonel Nelgan took the track with length the best
of but before he reached the hurdle at the half mile
polo Bullet was Tapped HIM and they jumped to-
gcther The horses side and side around the lower
turn and came yoked on to the home
stretch. very exciting race cnsucd to the last
hurdle, which stationed Just above the furlong
pole and this the horses took together On they
aferward under whip and spur, and passed under the
wire at the stand with Bullet winning the race by half
a length Stanford twenty lengths farther of.
Time the race 346S. Weasel went over the ground
aitcrward more Tor glory than Tor gain.
The following the summarizes
RACE.
HOPEFUL STAKES, value 5000, added to q sweep
stakes OF $50 each play pay for Iwo-ycar.olds
second to 500 and the third horse $50 Of
the stakes; half mile; colts ITO lbs, nes 107 lbs.
Starters
r. Lorillard's f. Idaiia, by Gcneg, dam
Item. .t-parlng) L
Thomas Puryear & Co b. l. by Narragansett, dasn
Minnie Minor. ..tAakcland)
Henrietta Wech. ............ .tBrown)
p Lorlard's br. c. Diamond, by bennington. dam
Black slave. ......... ....... tbaroec)
A. Bcmont's blk. 6. Adonis by kinghsncr, dam
Aaoscinda. tF eakcs) b
g. l. I.orllard's b. f Ladylikc, by bennington, dam
Lady Duke. .tSmltnD
+. Morris b. by Eclipse, dam by Siasher Bar
barity ............ .tOohner)
G. i. Lornrd's br. C. Luciler, by bennington, dam
Lady Motley. tMcCarty)
I. A. Hitchcock's b. C. by Planet dam Ma
gcnta. .thughes)
II. r McGrathsb b. c. Frank Jones, by Biarneystone,
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