The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14


Stanford took the lead when tho flag fell, but Reso
Lutte rushed the front and showed the way
tho first hurdle, which was stationed behind
the timers stand, Warlike second, Risk third,
Hcrmone fourth, Stanford refusing Tho latter,
however, forced over by Meany before
the other horses reached the double hurdles the
foot OF the bluir Resolu,e nrst these Risk
second, warliko third, Hermionc fourth, Stanford
dh close up with the others, and now running KIND
The horses then entered the south Held and after
ward jumped hurdle Resolutc going over iirst Risk
second, Warhke third, stanford fourth, while Hcr-
mone struck the top rail aud fell Little, her rider,
being ,nuch hurt, caught the mare and mounting
again, followed the others las, as ne could about
around the neld Rcsoutc leading over the hedges and
bitches, Stanford second WarIike third, Risk fourth.
Going the hedge and ditch the lower part of the
field stanford went to the front, and, coming on,
jumped a hedge ut the furiong POLE and next
the front Of the stands lengths ahead OF
warke who eight lengths IN advance OF Resolute,
the latter being Two lengths ahead OF Risk Then
the hurdle in the shutc, between the fractional aud
regular tracks, stanford showed the way by three
leading 10 the picnic grounds where they had 10 cross
ditch Here Stanford and Warlikc went along
steadily while Resclute and Risk managed TO 90 the
wrong road or something else happened 10 them, 50
that stanford and Warlikc had the entirely TO
themselves Stanford Jumped tho stone wall on the
hiil then came down the north field ana jumped the
stone wall there nicely, followed closely by War
like Then out OF the north led to the hurdles
at the foot OF the bIun then Into The south Geld,
the hedges and bitches, stanford leading or three
lengths stanford then had TOUR lengths the best Of IT,
he OF The ned to The regular track at the
rapid pace, closing all the way up the homestretch an
I'll the last hurdle was jumped at the lower end Of tho
grand stand This stanford went over clean, and com
ing GU rapidly warlikc behind him. the latter hav
ing hit the top rail 81 the hurdle and stumbled when
he ailghtcd the track. Stanford won tbs by "A
dozen lengths, warike second, quarter OF mile
ahoad OF Rcsolu,o and Hermone, who bad taken up
the running Tor mere amusement when there was
nothing win. Time OF the race, 4:od The following
The summarize
RACE.
Purse $500. for twO-ycar oids those by untrcd
horses ont OF untried mares, allowed lbs II both
uniricd, lbs winner Of the Juvenile Stakes. lbs
extra Hall a mile.
T. LoriIard's CHI c Orion. by Gcncle, dam Lark,
lv' iOs.. ;.....iSpaFAns
Adosinda, lo5 lbs... ............ THROWN
G. Lorilard's br. C. Lottery. BY bennington, dam
LAZY sSel E"aa no ,;s: b.
Carr Co.'S .. T. Mencn. by As,croid, dam FAIRY
odsn Bswic's 81. { Pryiosc, BY vaushsl, dam
II Z. Babcccss Gu. c Morphine. By Echpso, Gam
Relief, lo' .tponahucl
THR SECOND RACE.
PURSE 5000; maiGens allowed IL years old, lbs II
4ycsrs old lbs. !; II years or upward AZ lbs. one
mile ana half
g. lorillard's CHI c Sunburst, BY Planet, dam
Bette Ward years Old, " lbs........... lSnuhl !
boswell \ Cammack's en-. G. Rappahannock. by
KING Lear. dam Fanny Washington, years old
C ) Iloya's b b. Partnership. 6y As,crold. dam
katona, years old, Ia lbs...*...N. haywood 3
A. I. Green's CO. Milton, by Planet, dam Mildred
ysars old, III bs......................Co Conner
D. McDaniersg l. Lula d. by Planet, dam ksta
snippen, years old, ~ lbs Delaney
Time. 2:i0As.
TAR rAIRD K&cw.
SWEEPSTAKES for naldcns, all ages; $50 each half
forfeit with 5000 added the second horse 10 save his