The New York herald., 1876-10-04

sions mschievous nature caused considerable delay
Jumped the low fence at the head Of the new stretch
where they started and she was with trouble led
back to her place Al last Captain Conner caught the
eyes Of the jockeys nearly aligned and down went the
flag and or snapped Mary with clean lead she being
followed by imported Patience, with her stable compan.
ion Sutana Explosion Abilene in cluster. Under
the club house blur the latter moved up to the
front, and At the same time Sultana forged into
s The boo6,ng % Explosion al the tail end Of affairs
Curvng round along the green sward, ous oil
sight, Patience oarned on the running, ba! be-
fore sne emerged into clear view her speed had been
checked and swinging INTO the lower turn, the rep
resentatiye Of tho cherry and blue Abilene Gus
out their work. aud a. the head OF the straight she was
ssrding gamey along ono length In front OF Sultana.
with Explosion the same distance In her wake with
Mary and Patience in the Romping by tho fur
long, Hayward gave sutana her head, when she col
Jared Athlenc quickly disposed OF her and passed tho
done in l:5l Athlcnc stuck to her second place OF
honor with grim Dissemination and was show.
Ing the way nalf length an.,s. 70 Mary , sns
and the imported daughter CT Parmesan aud
Patronage training in the Freaks not at ali worried
rest OF tho way could be by the most obtusc
She ran gamely and none Of she others we're even
to get WITHIN OF her around under the bu
but then she ghened her stride and ut the three
quarters was two lengths away, and never losing her.
SELL secured the verdict by four lengths II was one
had been intended Patience, when the first quarter
OF the last mile had been moved up from the last
in tho rank, and, running into third place,
stuck to Abilene closely all tho way the straight,
when at the furlong she drew out and taxing second
place, she guarded the position we'll and showed tho
Bemont's colors in the wake Of Suiiana next TO the
winner First and second the maroon and red
not bad. Abilene was third. one length away and six
further astern Mary, and behind her Explosion
with some OF her temper just trhe reduced She has
been correctly named, and the man that suggested u
ought TO be graded that he Int the nail smack on the
head
wINSER-sULrANA
Sultana is q full sister 10 Monarchist She bred
at WOODBURY. where she was bought at the yearhng
sale June, 1874 by Mr. John Hunter the price being
s2,650 He aitcrward sold her ana oitpa TO Mr.. Bel
mont Tor, 1t is said, $l0 000 Sultana has TOUR white
teet the white tho hind legs extending half way
up to the hook. She has small blaze, and IS good
looking generally.
sultana made her debut in tho Saratoga stakes At
Saratoga last year in company with her stable CON-
panion Adelaide In this race they had TO meet Parole
who easily by six lengths from Adelaide, Suliana
getting tho other place. She next started the Ken
tucky Stakes, and the verdict exact repetition
OF that In the previous AT the meeting she
won hor first race, two-year old swcepstakes OF
threc-quarters OF mile, beating Shirley, Adelaide
career and this spring sho began by capturing
the Maryland stakes ut Jerome Park Merciles5
second and Patience third Time-l:47r The Ladies'
time for the mile ana halt being 2:l6 Saratoga was
tho next race meeting At which sho started and on tho
first day the Travcrs Stakes easily from Barri
cade, Fredercktown and Ambush. Time for the mile
and three quarters, Sl5h She was made hot favor
ito for the Kenner Stakes, but suffered defeat by
Brother to Bassstt, who won very easily running In
greatly superior from anything he had hitherto dis
played Her next cngagcmonts is In the Annual Sweep
stakes, Saturday Of this week.
WINNERS OF raR HUNTER srAxns.
Winner. Sire Subs. Time Second
1S69-Camerons
lnvercauld. 81 Adams. IL s:2o11 Niagara ~
1870-Morris'
Remorseless Eclipse. 10 o:l511 Ny Maryland 10y.
187l-Wnhers'
Elsie. !. bennington ID s:2sk The Dippsr C2l
1872-Belmont's
woodbne. Censor or KY. 20 s:l0K Mimi Csl
1S74Donahue's
Lizzie Lucas. Australian. "A a17x Katie Peass (2l
1874-McDanel's
Madv IN fA
1S75-Belmont's
Olitipa. -. :. bennington so s:l4 Matte A. (sl
1870-Bcmont's
Sutans. Lexington. 4s 3:16I Patience 5l
MATURITY sTAKEs
SAME DAY-TnIRD RAcE-rhe Maturity Stakes, for
fouryearsIds OF $500 each, half forfeit with 81 200
added; the second horse to receive $500 out Of the
stakes Closed August Is. 1874. with 2S nominations.
Three milos- Value OF stakes, 81, 400
G. l. Iorillard's b. c Tom Ochiltree, by Lexington,
out OF katona loo lbs (inc. Id. overl (Barbee)
IL +. McGraths b. c. Chesapeake, by Lexington,
out Of RoxanA los lbs. s................. .(Swm) 2
D. AcDaniels ch. Matte A., by Australian, out of
Minnie Mansfield, los lbs. ............(W. Clarke, s
Charles Reeds ~. 4. Chamberlin) gr. l. Gray Nun,
by Aster, out Of Fairy, 1854 lbs. (lnc. Ia lbs.
Time, 5:4Sh.