The New York herald., 1876-09-02

SECOND TROr.
First Hedt-Rarus the favorite at three to one over
the held Adelaide had the best OF the sendon, Carrie
second, Rarus third, neck apart Gong around the
turn Rarus dashed TO the front and led lengths
near the quarter pole, when he broke up and Carrie
led past that point head, in 30 seconds Rarus and
Adelaide nose and nose. Going down The backstretch
Adelaide broke up, aud at The hall mile poe which
pa sed in ~ Carrie led by head, Adelaide second,
neck in front Of Rarus the latter having broken up
again AT the thrcequarer pole the trio parallel
and coming up the bomestretch the race was good
one for part OF the way, when Raus LETT the others
and came home easy winner by two lengths Carrie
second, four leng hs in advance of Adelaide Time OF
the heat 2:23t..
Second HcaL-Rarus was tho favorito over the field
at 500 to SIS Adelaide had a tric the best OF the
lead, Rarus second, neck front OF Carrie. Going
around the upper turn Karus lea by neck, and this
slight advantage he carried to the quarter 80
seconds Carrie three lengths behind. Gong down tho
backstretch Adelaide broke up and tell back TO Carrie
Rarus passed the halt mile pole three lengths ahead OF
the mares, who were parallel Rarus kept the gap
open around the lower turn and came home steadily
a strong uphcaded gait Two lengths Ia advance OF
Carrie, the iater SIX lengths ahead OF Adelaide. Time
OF the heat, 2:225s
Taird HsaL-No betting on the race. Carrie had
little the best OF the send-o Rarus second Adelaide
third. Carrie then broke up and fell to the rear
lade made desperate effort to pass Rarus the way
10 the quarter pole, but the gcdng led past that point
had length IN SO seconds. Adelaide two lengths in
OF Carrie Rarus got clear of Adelaide on the
backstretch, and length in front OF her ut the
hall mile pole. in lIlsl, Carrie still two lengths be-
hind. On the lower turn Adelaide gained Rarus
until shc reached his collar, and she INTO the
honesiretch IN that position, Carrie two lengths be-
hind. Rarus, when he got INTO straight work the
stretch trotted away IRON the little mare and
heat by length ana half, Carrie two lengths behind
Adelaide Time OF ihe heat, 2231a. The following is a
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.--Pursc OF So 900. for horses hat have
never beaten 2:20; 81 500 the first $3.50 to tho
second s4oo the third and $500 to the fourth horsc
mile heats, best three III iive, in harness.
r. b. ConcKlings b. &. Rarus rus................1 /
M. McManus b. m. Carrie. e.......... 3
J. H. Philips IN. Adelaide ................ 2
Is. Dobc's b. IN. Clemcrtine. ............. DIR.
W. IL. Harrison's 5. m. Susic................. dr..
O. S. Green's b. H. May Queen. dr..
TIME.
quarter Han Mole
First heat. 30 lll1a 223lI
Second heat. ............... 35H llO'4 2:225a
Ihird heat. 81 1:llA 2:23a
HURDLE
Lorena look the lead the first hurdle, Jumping
prettiy; Derby second, Milton thru, Bill Munday
fourth, very slowly The second hurdle passed
over by Lorena nrst Derby second Milton third, Bill
Munday far behind, unable TO run with degree OF
speed. Lorcna led the third and fourth hurdles,
but at the nth, alter passing The judges stand Derby
took the lead Lorcna second, Milton third Derby led
over The sixth, seventh and eighth hurdles and
home winner by half dozen lengths Milton second,
orena third, Bill Munday tourth, nearly mile behind
Time, 4:3O1s
The following is
SAME DAy.-Hurdlc race-Two miles, eight
hurdlespurse $500; sl75 to the first, s75 the
ond, 500 10 the third horse.
Dr. Lynch's e. c. Derby, by Eugene. dam Kate
Sovereign, years old, las lbs........ III Gafney) /
MAYOR A. +. McGrce's b. 6. Milton by Planet, dam
Mildred aged, 100 lbs.. tNolan)
DAILY Brothers b. m. Lorena, by Revolver, dam
Gentle Annie, years Old 155 lbs. (Mayhew)
b. .fordan's &. Bill Munday, by Rogers dam by
Engineer years old las lbs. ........... (Millcr)
Time-4:30h.