New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

TO Bassett began the second mile with two lengths TO
spare and still running against very tgnt ren; 3ti
burst second and running Weii. Wh3ie
was beginning to try the courage OF Red Coat Brother
10 Bdssett not Overtaken and after the me anu
hal 1t evident that Fiddlesck would quit lngIol-
ously The stable boys, who hurrah on slgI PioySVct
ton with tn Mcdaniel stables became so dclghteu dJ
the sight OF Fiddetick at the rear that the spectators
on the Grand stand laughed out loud at the youthful saw
before cheering Brother to BaSse as ne cIOsseu
the line q winner by five lengths In 3:41S SunDurs
second six lengths in advance OF Red Coat Inc MUTUAL
Stakes 500 each and 81 600 added most eXcltnS
and great disappointment to those VINO staAed tie
money BelmOuts SuSquehanna. Inefe Wele nLie
horses TO start ont OF 43 nominations selling IN tIe pg
ut these figures: Bemonps Susquehanha SoJOi ioonC ~
CIaabugh's Coverbrook $40; McDaniePs Princeton,
Sl15 PuryeaT's Top and kingsland, Sll0i ule helu
l.. LOrilards Lucilcr and COttrilPs Adventure, 80
Several false starts made. Kngsland once carried
his rider 10 the q1arJepOle ana tleh got even WIN I
start When the word was gwen SWIM set, l. i 80 ~
The front with fine DASH and made the fuhnlnS' Gus
quehanna second, Top third, ana CoyerDrOok I"lIln
The leading horses were close tOSetet AT S osc I
house. The home dash was grand 0utburst OF sleeIh
ClOyerbruOk made an astonishing advance from loutI
place on Leonard, and four rods irOn the score
TO have the race, bat Leonard male tree desperate
neck in l50l2 CloyerbrO0s second ousquehanhs lnliu
Bonbdst fourth, and Princeton filth. Mutual pool
The Manhattan Handicap race of mile and quarter
spirited. There were II contestants IN tie poos'
McDaniel's Virlnius and Matte A. sod Tor f4IOj r.
Lorillards James A, 5000; Dos"el's Invoice, Tl3O
C.. L. LOrillaIds WarOck, $50, and the teld, BOWies
Wary, BelHOnts DauntcsS kee0's Gray Nun, CotIh
Mediator Melmger's First Chance, ana MOrTss sweet
lips, $3.50 The stating delayed by Gray Nui' VINO
behaved almost as badly possible. Matte a. was
finally len at the post but her stable cOnpaniOn Nlr
ginis got the lead and kept it through erce contest
winning the by four lengths ID "a D. james a. ScS
Ond. two lengths IN advance Of Warlock.
1nere teniofses in the selling race, Tor purse OF
S4OO one mi lie and an eighth Two ncas were necessary
to decide the contest and considering the general Dee
that the first heat unfairly decided against Aicuru
there was "A remarkable absence OF II gIumDllng among
th sc wno LOST by PcIas victory One OF the last pools
sold as follows: McCOmacks Arcturus, SlOoi y: H.
L0rilllrd's Ambush S95 LungsafTs Partnership $50
McDaniel's Willie Burke, $50 T.. Lorilards Pcla, so
field Donahuts New-YorN Osles Fleetwood, and Carrs
Ella Waton $50. Sprnglet made the running Tor tnfee
quarters mc after which The contest became hOtee
between Arcturs, Cyril, and Pera, who crossed the
score very close together, and, as many syIcanIs
thought in the above order. But the Judges decucu t
was dead heat be. Ween Acturus ana Pera, ana Wh
was thought stranger still, awarded the thld pace 10
Willie Burke. Arcturus was the fayOrlte IN the second
heat by 300 so PriH. Tie former leu To 'he
south srec and then yielded TO Pera who won the neat
am, t, race m 2:OI D. Mutui pool tickets purchased
before the dTst neat were worth $50 80.