The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

Rappahsnnock had the best OF the start Pera second
Met'e third vgii iourin NE others IN group when
ing by length, Netlle second Pera third, Leaning
ton ID fourth viceroy hh, Bertram sixth, Vigil sew
having been an admirable Going around tho
upper tu.n Rappahahnock had the best Of Il by
length. Mettle second, half enath In front oil
Pera viceroy fourth, the others in bunch close TO-
gethcr. AT the quarter pole Rappahannock still
Leading but ony by head, Meitle second Pera third
vceroy fourth, Vigil ath Bertram sixth, bennington
I'd seventh and Woodland eighth Gong around the
blum pcra took the lead and carried tho HILL
Rappahsnnock second, bennington I'd third. Vigil
fourth Bertram fifth Mottlc sixth, viccroy seventh
Woodland eighth When tie horses appeared in sight
the lower turn Pcra WIS s leading, kappahanuock
second Bertram third Vigil fourth the others close
gcther. About midway around tho lower turn there
shifting and changing OF places that
nSua and as the horses a came into hs
homes,retch Pcra, Bcrtram, Rappahannock, viceroy,
and bennington "a seemed to be nearly parallel
A fine doubtful struggle cnsued up the homestrctch.
and Berram tho race by head, Woodland second.
length IN advance Of bennington ID; Vigil was q
good fourth, Pera nfth Rappahannock sixth, Mettle
seventh, Vccroy eighth. Time Of the mile and an
The following the sums paid by the Paris mutuels
First racc-P Lorilard's Idaa. ........... So 90
Second race-Firss heat-Freebooter. "a 80
Second heat-Freebooter. ........ 8 90
Third race-Lloyds horse .................. III 20
Fourth racc-Bertram OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 40
SUMMARIES.
THE FIRST EAcK.
The JUVENILE STAKES, for two-year-olds, or 800
EACH half forfeit, with $500 added tho second horse
5000 out Of the stakes Half mile. Closed
with twenty-six nominations
p. Loriliard's b. T. Idalia, by Glenelg, dam Item,
A. Belmont's b. l. Hibcrnin. by bennington, dam
p. Iorlard's b. T. Zoo zoo, by Australian, dam Ma
zurka, 107 lbs. (Barbcc)
G. l. Iorillards BIZ Ieasser, by Eclipse dam Ollaa,
W. Cot.r Oh. Adventure, by Daniel Boone'
dam Maggie g G., lo7 lbs. .;..;.... Lakeland s
H. Lay assS 10 leonard ~ Ienssos m DAM
Care G1ss COS sas sR II es BY 1sroa dam sss
H ssococKs Oh Morphine ~ Eclipse, dam
NSs 1 b ~ Sarasaass, dam n0HH ,nss
Minor, lo7 ibs .;... .::.:::-........t Donahuc) 10
TIE SECOND RACE.
PURSE $780, Mile heu,st
Starters
George Longstaff's br. Freebooter, by Kentucky,
dam Fclucca years old 10l lbs ..........l l
G. l. Lorillard's y. .; Lcander, BY ENQUIRER, dam
by bonnie Scotland, years old, lis lbs....... 2
dam Hester, years old, ia lbs. dis
Time. 14S-1:49.
THE THIRD
PURss $500 Aa'dens allowed, n four years old.
lbs; II hvo years old and upward, Il bs. One mile
and hall.
G. s. Iioyd's br. b. Partnership by Asteroid, dam
Katonab, years old, liz lbs. ......(N. Haywood,
James A. Grnstead's CHI. c. st. Martins, by Plea
ton, dam Tokay years Old 1ls lbs. !. .tBarbce) 2
boswell Il Cammack's br Invoice, by Lexington.
dam volga, years old, loe u.s.. Lakeland 8
Oden Bowic's ch G. Ore Knob by Dickens dam
slipper, years old, lis lbs. ....... .(Hughes)
Time, 2:41.
THE FOURTH
PuRsE $500. for three year-ods. Maidcns allowed
lbs Ono mile and eighth
iSfGrterS
A. Belmont's b. c. Bertrnm, by Kentucky, dam
Bernice. ll5 lbs. tHayward)
W. r. Babcock's b. G. Woodland, by Brown Dick
]. II. Raceys br. c. bennington I'd BY Learn
ington, dam Susan bean, 115 lbs. (Donahuc) 8
D. McDanieis .. G. Vigil, by Virgil, dam Regain,
llJ los. .(Clark)
p. Lorilard's b. Pcra, by bennington, dam
Maggie G. G., lib lbs. ..................(] aFbec)
boswell 4 Cammack's Oh. G. Rappahannock, by King
Lear, dam Fanny Washington lis lbs. .lScott) 8
James A. Grnsteads b. C. Mettlc, by Melbourne,
Jr., dam Lconas DAM lis ms. .(I.akelandj Z
Carr Co.'s b. viceroy by G'lroy. dam Sister to
Rurc, ll5 .(Hughes) s
Time nj