The New York herald., 1876-10-11

form tair criterion OF his quality FORM he sold
among the last In company WITH nm a. me oox were
Pie Lorillards Benz Bowe's Qrole, Hitehcocks
bay colt by Planet, out OF Magenta, and McDaniels
Lady saycrs II Ill luck attended the hackers Of the
favorte the opening contest II was made douby
in this event Loiterer dangerous and the
victory rested with orce who made play al The tall Of
The dag ana headed THIS second turning Of
the tables made II a "tght ntp OF the heavy
plurgers Tho warm ovation 0riole and her rider
sated for the miserable start which the ny received
in the race Higgins captured, as already referred to-
II orioles maiden victory, and her trainer was
pleasantly compmented upon having broken the leo
in earnest and the dy appropratng The prize in such
good company
Pending the settlement Of the bets on the Orioe
the entered four called try conclusions IN
the two mile dash, purse OF $500. hcpanieis Vigil
who has proved sound a bell and true as steel had
the party whs At once quickly pushed him to tho
prominent position Ia the quotations The best OF his
an soniss, others argued Belmsnps Fiddestck,
aud much money, for some reason not clear,
was sent in against his name, while Pierre Loril-
lard's Preston stood Arm as third choice and
Reeds Athenc the least thought Of bringing At times
"a mere song" Tins was perpiexing state Of the
market, as public form did not show Fiddlestiek
It in Preston, AS his botng tendencies were well
known On the other hand little Abilene ran second
10 Suana two miles aud IN eighth ON Saturday last,
compelling visps stable companion vrgnius to sue
cumb, and she len out in the cold. True,
companions are known 10 possess when IN x but then
much was overlooked in the general view OF The con-
es and this reference only made with the idea OF
calling attention the peculiar chops and changes the
betting market will sometimes show. Vigil had
right TO DO NJ the head OF Affairs, as he made his
running when the time came, and won by three
lengths Abilene pilo,cd the others for milo and
three quarters and beat FiddIestick six lengths for
second place honors Preston had enough OF IL the
quarter polo tho second mile and was badly beaten
or He proved the impostor Of the race.
There were six entries Tor the mile sweepstakes
maidens OF all ages yet but iour put In appear
arnce. or these Doswell's Rappahannock WAS y long
favorite, Preston's Courier next In choice, with Glib
ney Love Chase and McDanies Sister oil Mercy the
held The proved another serious blow those who
will place their money on favor.es, as Rappahannock
was Formidable and before the straight was
reached required but little dsmons'ra-
OF Mercy, with spllman her back. ran waiting
until the three quarter pole was reached, when
she Injured N the var ana won easily Dy 'nres m M S
Tho days pleasant sport ended with steeplcchase,
in which i've Of nine entries came to the post Dona-
hucs Dcadhead was tho favori.e, Sutcdes Bullet sec
ond CHOICE with Callahan's Bay Rum, Reeds Doubt
iu and Lawrsnces Rcsolute as the held. well rid
den race, without accident or aughable incident, re-
suited q clever victory for Dcadhcad.
AND A QUARTER.
TYRONE PARK, New YORK, TUESDAY. OCT. TO- 1876
| FIFTH DAY oy rnR FALL RACING MEETING OF TIN
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-FIRsr RACE. Purse $500, tor
three colts carry lio Niles 70 carry 100
year OF $500 carry lbs extra Of 81 600 ibs and
OF 81 900 IL lbs entrance dvo cent, the amount
Of which 500 going 20 sne second horse; one mile
9. L. Lorillard's ch G. warlock, by War Dance, out
OF Undine Ill lbs dino To- over. (Barbee) !
Thomas ". Doswel's b. c ou.cass, by bennington,
out SriOseaa Gl o.sos S 'o' ns. 6, HcSoa9ne
fs% ssnonss 10y tspIs ls BY aasealoa
AGssss pasasuss lss w.:o by N.rrasa..
Pierre @ Lorillards % B. Tisross, by Ieamingon, out
ofE1pericpce Oaks dam, 1l3 lbs. .twaiEer) o
James 81 rera BY Leamns,Nn sn,nSu ou,
George .Iss Isnss.a: rs Dr. Freooooier BY Kensucfy
out Of Foiucca' lis lbs: & :..;.i.....hushes -.
Average OF psols-outcast si55; Freebooter, $3.50;
Mettlo $780, Isress 500; Red Coat, 500; wariock,
much time lost Me,,e sailed away as . merry pace
with tho lead DauntIess next then Waco and the bal
practically lett ut The post Augaes being engrossed in
lighting the horse In this order they to the fur
long pole where Warock made an effort iol ,he com.
in front of Mettle who was halt length the best OF
Daun,lsss, with Red Coat fourth Outcast nth and tho
others following in group Warlock opened the lead
around tho turn and at tho quarter pole was two
lengths to the good Of Mettis, Red Coat third,
others leaving freebooter out OF the question. his
immediate attendants Freebooter hac been away
when his jockey nt and never Tor moment had
be tho ghost Of chance. warlock, like 1t for
any Job improved his position, and NJ the club house
curve was Two and hall loostns away rom Mstsis,
attack those In 'front.' but whom she reached Aetto he
stalled of her efforts and by the pole the
advance guards before, Warock Two and balf
lengths the Mette Tgrcss third Outcas fourth,
straight Tgrcss again challsngod Meile, and Ou,cast
4
tho others beaten Freebooter in .he In the
getting enough OF H. retired TO the rear while OItcast
mado ,ss ps,,e @ 80 ve n,o ,of Slsu,,ss so sns
dropped behind. Bsrbee never Tor instant
let up on warlock, and, urging and keeping
Loriliard won clover by three lengths from Out
cast Mct,ic third, one length away Dauntiess
fourth Waco MN TSrOss sixth, Red Coat seventh Pera
eighth and Freebooter long way Astern. Time, 2:l4
Hughes, the rider Of Freebooter, was suspended
balance OF the meeting for dsobeying orders at
i ha All
! rlRrr-ouARrERs or A MILE
SANE DAY-Sscoxp RAcE-Purse $500, for two year
olas Beaten maidcns allowed lbs winners OF $500 10
carry lbs extra OF ST. 600 lbs and OF 81 900 II lbs
Entrance Ave per cent the amour. o. whicu *i's going
Odsn Bowels ch. Orioie, by kngnsher, out Of My
Islyand n.mona iS2 0i nssra; ey aa.
Henrietta wech, lo2 los.. ............ .,Brown)
Pierre Loriard's b. 9. Benzne. by Bonnie Scotland
out IoInrSs It Ha,ns ila sn ss Ic: BY
George @ Lonsss.a's b. "; i Higgins, BY y. Nal,
10y, out Of yellow Bird, Ito lbs .(Barbec)
L. A. Hnchcoek's b. .. -. BY Planet, out Of Ma
Ss1iS MsD.nes Ss Lady saycrs BY ionssiloS oa,
- :, ,,n Time, n:.oa; ssoo. u,,.,n,, s4oo.
Bennnes $500 or,oIs $40; Higgins s2as; field, siio'
There much delay at the post, but when the iag
fell after nve failures tho start was fair orioe from
| the outside taking decided Lead as AT the timers
stand three lengths the bcs. Of Hibcrnia,
while Bcnzno third, Lady Ssycrs fourth, Lotercr
uftn, higgins bNtu anu uNCncock's Cot Ia INC rear
Around the club house curve there was no material
/ change. and coming in sight on tho lower turn
/ Orioie still maintained her advantage, with Ben
| zne two lengths away, Lotcrer now third and
| making effort for the command II
| useless, however, as tho Maryland representative,
coming with rush down the straight in canter
/ from Hibernia Tho latter mado her play al the
iurong Tor second place, and, after compelling
! Loiterer to succumb. look ISSUE with bcnzno, but
Barrett and the colt wanted second place and did all
they could to retain III yet Hbernia would not bo de-
! MED and she landed neck In front OF Benzine,
| Lo,,crcr fourth, Higgins nth. Hitchcock's Planet
colt sixth and Lady Salycrs seventh, badly beaten.
| Time. l:204.
MILES.
SANE DAy-TmRD RAcg-Purse $500, for all ages
entrance i've per cent, the amount OF which ($l60)
! gong to the second horse. Two miles
b. McDanici's b. C. Vigil, years, by Virgil, out OF
Regan, lVS .iSp plhmanD
Charies Reeds ch. Abilene, years, by Pat Nal