The New York herald., 1876-10-15

prior to tho race, and consequently suffered . mos
news. It was not until the Saratoga meetins
that the colt was 1T 10 run and h
started IN she A-Aged swesp.takes against 81 Ton on
tore him up TO this tme and long odds were laid upon
him. but Parole raced away from the start and never
gave either him Nadge chance to win, canterinr
home twelve lengths ahead Of ochiitree The two me-
again Tor the Saratoga Cup, and the distance, two
year old who beat Parole by short longlh Parole
then won the Sequel Stakes IRON Freebooter Warlocs
and Odd Socks aud since then has been IN retirement
His engagements are the Dixie stakes and Brecken
ridge Stakes, Baltimore, and in the AHA
Sweepstakes, TO be for at the jerome Park extra
meeting, on November4
THREk-QuARTERs or MiLH-NAIDEN Two-YEAR-oLDS
SANE DAy--THIRD RAcr-Purse $500, Tor maiden
two-year-oids; entrance i've per cent; the amour,
$50 gong to the second morse fhree-quarters OF
d. McDnniers b. 9. Princeton, by Oakland, out OF
p,srvs Ior,ilara's b. q Benzine by Bonne SEQ,
land. out OF Iodine l07 lbs. .tBarret)
G. L. Lorilard's br. C Lucier oy bennington, out
OF Lady Motley no os. ,o
Average Of peols-Bcnzne, $3.50; Princeton, $ls5
Lncfer, Sl45 Tncy were level as clock and in mo-
tlon when the signal was given. but Benzinc swerved
Immediately after, when Princeton cut out the work
from Lucier, with Benznc In the rear two lengths In
this way the club house curve was entered and. dis
appearing out of sight, McDaniel's colt drawing
away from Luclicr every stride, who, because OF
punishment received thus early, was showing the
way nearly one and hall lengths 10 the favorite.
Comirg sight and on the lower turn Princeton had the
euemy three lengths away, Benzinc now second hav-
ing raced Luclier down In this manner tho young
sters rushed into the straight Benzne made dcsper
ate effort overtake the leader. but Princeton not
only held his own, but went further TO the good at
every jump and won easily by SIX lengths; Lnciler
third, half The distance away. Time, l:le1s.
PRINCETON.
This colt, by Oakland, out OF imported Wombat was
bred by Colonel McDancis, who his sire dam
lie received his name from the town in New Jersey,
where the Coloneps breeding farm ~ located
Princeton is u stout well made an mal standing Is
hands 81 inches, and Is marked with small dot of
white on his forehead, with one Of his heels also
touched with BIT OF tho same color. Princeton made
his first essay at Saratoga tho past summer in the
Flash Stakes, three quarters OF mile and was not
placed; 7. Lorillards Zoo Zoo. H. r McGrath's Leon.
ard and Purycar Co. IS bay lilly by Narragansett out
OF Minnie Minor being first second and third His next
attempt ia the Nursery Stakes. one mile, hrst day
OF tie meeting just passed but he was out OF fix and
had TO be content with being lfth IN field OF nine
The Champagne Stakes three.quarlers OF mile, run
Saturday I'm inst a. & Jsroms 70, % again orough.
TO last among that started HIS victory yes.
terday is his maiden triumph, and 1t Is extremely
crcdItabe beating colts OF the stamps OF Bcnzne and
Luciier. His next engagement Is IN the Central
Stakes, to be run at Baltimore oath inst, and the
Colonel says that II he Is in nx t VIII be hot race "
ONE MILR AND TnRRx-Q Notwithstanding L RACE
SAMx DAY--FouRrH RAcE.-Purse $500 the winner
to sold auction Horses entered 10 be sold for
lbs for 81 ooo Ibs for $780, IL lbs. Entrance Ave
per cent $3.50 to 60 TO the second horse
Ono mile ana three-quartcrs.
George LongstaHs br. b. Partnership years,
by Astero,d, out OF Katona, $500, IL lbs,
(Barbeey !
p. DIVER 4 Bros ch b. Galway years by Con-
cord, out Of Mandina $500. ia lbs. Holloway
G. l.. Lorillard's br. c. Ambush, yea $, by Aus
traiian, OF Dolly Morgan. $500 80 ibs tsmi,h)
Pierre Lorillard's b. h. James A., years, by
bennington, out Of Maiden, $500, loB lbs.
d. McDaniel's ch. T. Sister Of Mercy, 8 years, By
War Dance, out OF Sister Of Charity, ST. 600. 04
lbs 5s...................... .lSpiilman) 0
T. W Doswell's cn. Q. Rappahannock, years, BY
King Lear, dam Fanny Washington. $1,000, 1Ot
.tS
Time, 3:l2n.
Betting-James A., Si,o25; Galway, $500; Ambush,
$780, Partnership, $780, Sister OF Mercy, $14O; Kap-
pahann0ck, $3.50 After some time waste
by Que two showing temper the flag WAS lowered
Rappahannock jumped OIL III clear command OF sister
oil Mercy Ambush. Partnershp, Galway and James A.
bringing up the As they settled down 10 work
around the club house curve, Ambush went TO the
front and length the best OF Partnership with
Sister OF Mercy thrd James A. fourth, aud the others
one lengths away Coming IN sight Ambush
still showed tho way 10 Partnership By Two lengths
With Rappahannock next, making lively pay Tor
the lead, and this manner tho straight was
reached James A. closed accounts with Rappahan-
mock in short order but his challenge to the leaders
Intellectual and the group rushed by the judges
with Ambush holding the place OF honor by three
lengths from Partnership, with Galway halt length
away Rappahann mock fourth. James Nth and Sister
Of Mercy last The running OF the iavorte seemed
expiicablc 10 his hackers, but tho end OF the race
proved what difficulties he laboring under Rush.
ing around the turn Ambush still led Partnership by
lengths the others maintaining their old order,
executing thai James A. had rstrcated the rear OF
al with Rappahannock gone up fourth, and Sister
OF Mercy struggling on nth BY The quarter pole
nothing Of interest was noted, aad. swinging around
the CLUB house curve. thu light was being prosecuted
vigorously in like positions. but along the lower turn
Sister Of Mercy made her run, and challenging Rap
pahann mock. caused him TO come to grief, and the II
making play Tor the top weight Galway, raced him.
stride for strde for distance, but the "old un'
had too much foot aud Sister dropped in his wake uy
satisfied was useless, though the cause was good.
Thus the ncld spread out, aud getting into the
straight journey home Partnership began tread
on the heels OF Ambush and though the friends tho
lmtt knew ne WI WAS
OF account or at the iurlong pole Partnership had
obliged HIM to succumb. Galway was also making
last effort this juncture the otsers before, and
dangerous Partnership came on just us hs jockey
wanted him and won handsome fight by one
length from Galway, the old horse having the
fifty yards taken the starch out of Ambush and landing
a snort neck tho best Tor second place. James A. was
fourth, and on pulling up IL. was discovered that his
old had returned and IL was SO serious that
at nrst It seemed that he had broken down; Sister oi
Mercy NTH and Rappahsnnock sixth. Time, 3:i2,s
HANDICAP sTEEPLEeHAsE.
SAME DAY-FrrH RACE Handicap stoepechase
purse $500, Of which 5000 to tho second horse;
tree; any number OF horses may be entered by
the owner three or more horses tho property o
different owners, TO start, or DO race The usual
siceplechase course about two miles and halt tun
measureuL
J. q. X. Lawrenee's cn. H. Resoute, years, by
Kevoiver out ol Matte c., las lbs. itgcly)
George Sutclines ch. g. Bullet, aged, by Bulletin,
Thomas II urray's cn b. Captain Hammer, years,
by vandal. out OF Dew Drop 1856 lbs.
(McIaughlin) 8
Minister, dam by Bonnie Scotland, lao lbs.
lCooncy) 9
w. r. Babcock's ch. h. 0xmore, years, by Bay
Dick, dam by oliver 1876 lbs u i'm Hehry)
NJ Donahuc's b. g. Deadhead, years, by Julius,
out OF Lusrc l55 lbs. T. ................tM .tMaDey)
Time, 4:22
#Fcll at water jump and 'stihed."
+Feii ut he 10 ield. and slightly injured
Betting-Deadhead, $500; Rcsoluie ana Risk, $4l0
Bullet S225; Field $40. After slight failure Cap
tain Hammer. on the inside, showed the way the
opening hurdle to The north OF The timing stand from
BuIiet Rrsolute and the others close up. Risk Ueiug
astern all The positions OF the leaders quickly
derwent a change, Bullet having been pushed 10 the
front, he was followed by Rcsoute and scamp over
the FENCES. which the next two jumps. In the
wake OF this lot wore Hammer, Oxmore pcadhead and
Risk. From the start, the pace beng good Bullet IN
creased his when the rails by cup house
were taken 10 at least two lengths. Resolui g
aud Scamp having lost The company OF
Hammer Risk and the others, though they were CON-
Ing on slowly, Resolutc bore his colcrs to the