The New York herald., 1876-10-13

when Parole won by dozen lengths. In The
Parole when 81, $50 was credited 10 hts account
Resting until the present meeting az Jerome no ap-
peared in the Maturity Stakes, three miles, On inc
second day, when he met and defeated Chesapeake
Matte A. and Gray Nun, winning easily by one length
This added s. 900 20 his earnings, making total up
that So l50 his stake not being included
in the calculation, In accordance with the Jockey CLUB
ye.1s su wspIDSs besides the plate " secured The
may be still further increased II he appears In
the Bowie Stakes tour mile heats, 20 be run at Bait
more, the coming meeting OF the Maryland Jockey
Club, Mr. Lorilard being subscriber 10 that event
victory there as ochiitree's final race OF the year
would make up an unparalleled list OF triumphA
ruE CENTENNIAL
The cup which goes into the possession OF MI. G. L.
Lcrard BY 0chlItrees victory, group OF nne stat
uary in sIver highly ornamental basrsliefs OF
historic upon the sides and ends OF the dark
marble base These 6asreIei panels are OF silver Il
septs scene described by Washington Irving. Tho
group represents Washington making call upon one
Washington stands with one hand resting on the back
OF his old ricnd the mare, and tho other extended
beautifully modelled The colt sppears TO be- little
sun posture. but this Is natural perhaps. ~ he IS
proppine himself away nom his owners nand Inc
ngure OF Washington Is chaste faithful ieiike just
what the people want TO see. The ease, the dignity
and the lofty character OF the great man arc beautifully
blended with his we'll known lovc for his horses One
the bas rcliofs depicts Washington leading hs In
isntry in charge at the battle OF Princeton Tho
other represents his reception at Trenton by girls and
women
oSs AND 4 auARrxR--ruRxx yxARoLDs
SANE DAY-TmRD RAck-Purse $500, for three
ycar-ods; beaten maidens allowed b lbs; winners
during tho year $500 TO carry Ibis. extra OF
lbs OF s., 900. ~ lbs. Entrance, per cent, tho
amount tsl2S) going to the second horse. One milo
G. l. Lorlard's ch c. warlock, by War Danco. out
a eaaass; GInss:.as az Ss ao,ie BY aslDoaiSs dam
Charles ss'Rss Rssas 81 x,nlsns Sy Pat Maoy
P. NJ Vests !. 9. Courier, by Star DAVIS, dam Oy
LsanS;Sn lis lbs ( ac.s, ~ isam,oy anoy,
ton, out Of Oriana, lis lbs. ..lSwim)
Time, 2:l31..
Average OF poos-warock. 500; Abilene, $3.50;
Outcast, $500; Courier, $685. Mettie $l05 There
was some delay caused by Courers antics the post
Yet at the first trial Warlock jumped OH in front OF
Outcast, with Abilene, Courier ana Nettie following
Warock neck in advance OF Outcast passing The
staud with Courier M tho atters glrth and tho others
Obtained an opening Of ono length on Ou,cas,, who for
instant had been headed BY Abilene, but passing
tho quarter POLE the leader only halfa length The
best OF Doswels colory with Abilene third, Courier
fourth and Mettlo lasL Down along the turn around
the club house knoll Wariock drew out one and half
lengths in 'front.', with the others before. Passing
into lower Ouscast made tho pace very strong
and LorilIards colors showed IN command short
length only az the leaders rushed into straight
Abilene made her effort, and Motte from the rear
began to shoot through tho group, when the race be-
came quite exciting at tho furong pole, Warlook
length the best OF Mettle, with Courior half
length away, Ahcno fourth having shot her bolt and
Outcast last, very serious difficulties Warock had
IL.
race in hand, and easily by three lengths from
Mcttls. The same distance away Abilene came third,
with Courier fourth and Outcast bad NTH. Time
2:l35s.
SANE DAY-FouRrH RAcg-Purse $500; the winner
to be sold At auction Horses entered 70 be sold for
So O00 10 carry weight Tor age Tor 800 allowed
lbs for $1,000, lbs; for $780, IL lbs for $500. II
lba Entrance, per cent amount ($l2s, gong 10
the second horse. One mile ana three quarters.
ss b. s1ylSsk aged BY asxns
n Tan "a hr pa tuopol In r hv
Asisrod, out Of Katona, $500, 1l2 'ba .swim)
n. Donahao's en- h. b Nov York years. b. Planet
Charles Reea's sr. . Gray Frlar, years. BY Van.
dal, out Of Bette Martin, $500 1ol lbs .lwalker)
cs.,sy ps 'sss $500 yis *
Botting-Shylock, $3.50; Partnership. $3.50; neId
$3.50 The favorte didn like his company, seemingly
and he gave tho starter much trouble, but finally
captain Conner sent them on their journey with Gray
Friar in the load. A. the club house he nearly
two icng,rs anead OF Partnership, with shylock u
length behind him, watereo fourth and New York
nfth In this manner they around TO the threo-
grth instant and again fell back, The group looking
into thu straight In the samc order as be-
fore. A was found loose in Watercc
ut this uncturc and retired behind New YORK; aud
never aiter was any trouble to bits companions.
to Partnership by length, with shyock third, In
excellent position, New York fourth and Wateroe
losing ground every instant Round the turn BY !hs
order given maintained bat coming into sight,
Partnership made play for the lead, and, doing his
work welI, wrested tho position from Friar.
He hadn's enough TO retain IT,. how
ever, for the old horse shyIock, having
more foot than Partnership, came with rush
from ,hird place hunting up tho others sharply
became the leader by length at the head of the
ssragni, with Psrsnership hall Length M away from from
Six In the In this way, with the leaders getting
the whip and spur. all came stridug homeward, and
shyIock, when the old horse sailed by the aushor-
ties and won by three lengths from Partnership,
wassreo bsS n rmo sia george Ionsssa
bought the winner for $50
raRkr.QUARTERs-RAcE FOR HACKS
SANE DAY-FIYrn RAcE-Privatc sweepstakes for
hacks $l6 each, play or pay 10 20 70 the winner Soc
ond TO save his stake weights lao lbs or over; value
(AIexander) 1
Robert ccnter's br IN -, l4o lbs .(Ccntorj
w. L. Peets b. m. Pauline, l4l lbs. ........ lPoet)
H. c Babcock,s persuader. by Revolver, dam BY
Jaa Sostser's gr h. :, l4l lbs. .Prrdy)
Time. 1:255
seo csn.s Brown mare s gray Sorse
$50: Pauline, S55 rolywog, from the outside,
jumped with tie lead Pauline next, in front OF
Persuader who WAS showing The way to tho gray Mr..
Purdy was riding, while Mr.. Center's brown mare
tho last leave tho post. Poywog length In
front Of Lxzo around the club house curve, with the
others AZ before. They could not bo readily dstin-
guished going out OF sight bat when IN level
on s fGyw0e rSw nas Ss
and Centcr's brown mare being her imme-
dtale attendants third and iourth; Pauline
fifth Purdy's gray last already hopeIessly beaten.
They held these positions coming into the straight,
and OF the leaders made last desperate effort In
the home but Po.ywog stalled OF every challenge
aud dong all the running. Mr. Alexander won clever
verdict by half crgtn IRON Mr. Centcrs brown mare,
Izzo good thrd Pauline fourth and Pstsuadcr hith
Mr. Purdy's gray horse Just able 10 walk over tho
score fully Two minutes after the race was decided.
Time. l:25ls.
MUTUAL FOOLS
Ticket Tickets On
Winner. No sold wtnner f'did
First Chance. ........ 653 l,GS0 l63 $40 90
2-Tom Ochilireo ...... T75 3,4Z 20li %
3-warock. ........... 7S2 1859 l.O4S IL %
4-Shylock. ............ 1S5 3.2o9 l.Uo0 40
6-polIywog.. ..... 1872 800 1854 q 30