The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
CINCINNATI RACES.

AllN IN IN ~ I\kASEO.
THIRD DAY OF THE INAUGURAL MEETING Al
CHESTER PARK-LDY CLIPPER, BOMBAY ANr
BOB wooLLEY THE WINNERS.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May o. 1874
The third day of the Chester Park proved to
the grand one and the much larger than
either Of the other days Three races made up the
days sport The first, dash OF three-quartcrs OF
miles tho second tho Burnet House Stakes, for three
ycarolds which proved the principal attraction Of the
occasion, and the third dash OF two miles.
rnREE-ouARrKRs OF NILE poR ALL AcRs
The FIRST OF those uncertain events where
could pick the winner To get away in good shape
The main thing and IL conceded that the
horse that got OF with the track would win. The nm
nounced Megibben's chestnut Ally Eagct
Lewis & Co.'s Lady Clipper, Todd's bay gelding by
Phacton, Johnson's Grcnobe, spang er's Jack Hark-
away, Grinstcad's Phoebe MayAower, Rodegap's
Evax, Platners Larry Hart Father Ryan and Funck's
ST. George Just before the start accident
the FIRST turn which came very near resulting fatally.
Grenoble and Jack Harkaway were warm
ing up and came together causing Grenobe
to be withdrawn The rider Of Harkaway was thrown
on and badly injured. Matters being adjusted and tho
excitement allayed the horses sent away at the
quarter pole, with Harkaway first away, Lady Clipper
second, Evax third, Larry Hart fourth The others
strung out at considerable length. Running down tho
front stretch Lady Clipper coared Harkaway and be-
fore the stand reached had the lead She still
tinued in advance and won with case. st. George
ond Larry fart third. Time, 1I7Z.
BURNT HOUSE srAKEs-MiLR HEATS.
The second race was for tho Burnet House Stakes
mile heats. This closed with thirty nominations but
only eight ready for the struggle. These were
Swgcrt's bay colt Bombay the winner OF tho Ohio
Derby first day Of the meetng), Luicks bay colt Grit
Funck's brown colt Harry Hill, Cadwallader & Co s
gray colt Lnsmore, Dun's chestnut nlly Nina
Douglass, Meg,bbens chestnut gclding Godsburg,
Rodcgap's bay nlly Lady Mack and stewards
chestnut colt Malmistic Lady Mack drew
the pole, Bombay next. Goldsburg third,
Nina fourth, Malmst:c nth, Linsmore sixth, Grit
seventh, Harry Hill eighth Owing to tho bad acting
OF Mamstic and Hill there several false starts
Al last they sent away, with tho favorite Bonn
bay, in the lead, Harry Hill second. Godsburg third
Going around tho nrst turn and entering the back
stretch Bombay drew further away, opening gap Of
three lengths. Entering the frontsretch Hill had shut
up the gap to one length, with Lnsmore good third
the balance all s. rung out and being forced. Alter
passing the stand al tho finish OF the first half mile it
looked though Bombay could smut them out, but hts
Jockey took strong pull, and he came homo an easy
winner by two lengths, Harry Hill second, Linsmore
third with the others in bunch, except Lady Mack
who was distauccd The heat in AK.
Second Heat bombay was largely the favorite. At
the start the tactics were changed Hill was ordered
to go TO the front or die which he did; but Bombay
soon had tho lead, and at the hrst quarter
length the best Of IT. At tho finish Of the first half mile
Hill lad colared Bombay and they ran dcadlocked for
quarter OF mile After passing the three-quarter
pole swim, Grit sct SAIL and on entering the stretch
for tho final run homo had reached Bombays saddle,
and when fairly Strengthened, Swim lifted Grit up and
at the distance stand they were head and head Before
reaching the stand Rombay gave It up, and Grit won
by length In the fastest time for second heat
run hall mile track Time, 145st. Hill
third, Mamlsc fourth, Goldsburg fifth, Linsmore
sixth. Nina Douglass seventh.
Third Hedt--rh brought only Bombay and Grit to
tho post the others gong 10 the stable under the rule
Al the tap of the drum they went OF hoad and head.
At the quarter pole Bombay dropped back length but
gong around the turn Walker began TO up with
Bombay AT the finish of toe first halt Grit was lead
ing about half a length Entering the backstrctch
Bombay got on even terms with rlt and It was hard
fight from there home; both forcing, but at the
finish Bombay beat him about hall a neck. GRIT was
suffering slight cold and his owner doubted the
propriety of starting him Had no been all right tho
would have been won BY him without doubt The
third heat run in AK.
TWO MILEs, FOR ALL AGES
The third race was one-sided affair II was dash
OF two miles and had three s,arters-Murphy's brown
colt Boo Woolley, Alcocks Camsrgo and Judge Guilds
bay mare Sue Wynn. At tho send OF Camargo took
tho track but when the first quarter reached sue
under hard pull At the finish Of the first half Bob
went up and took the track and was never headed.
Sue and Camargo raced down the homestrctch for
ond money, and Calnargo beat her out halt length.
The Two miles was run in 344A.
CtScrsSArr oHo MAY &c, ls7s-THrRp DAY or TIE
INAUGURAL MEETING or TUE CHESTER PARK AssocIA-
TroS-fmsr RAcE-Purse $3.50, for all agcs second
A. b. Lewis 4 Co. s CHI l. Lady Clipper years, by
Hunters Lexington, dam Carrie Cosy, 81 lbs. -.
John fnnck's b. h. ST. George, years BY War
Dance dam by Knight OF St. George ia lbs. -. 2
Ira Pla.ncr's b. h. Larry Hart years by Planet,
'1A N NS;, zen c6 Eaac Years by Planet.
dam Easlcss, by Glencoe, VI lbs ................ o
John D. Toods b. g -, years, by Phaeson, dam
James 4. crins.esd's b ''f fn9bo Maviowsr
years. by yhaeton, dam Ciciiy Jopson l0l lbs.... o
J. Rodegaps ch. C Evax years by Hurrah, dam
Owners Father Ryan, by vandal, dam Rosalind... o
Spanger 4 Co.'s b. <. Jack Harkaway, years. by
Knishthood dam Penelope 107 lbs ......... o
d. V. Johnson's br. c. Gicnoble. years, by Bay.
in warming up before The start Glenooio and Harsa
way coilidcd. Glcnobc withdrawn In consequence.
Harkaway's jockey badly injured
Time, 1:l,A
SAMx DAy-SEcoSD R.ck-Burnet House Stakes, for
three year ods. $25 each, p p; Burnet House add
$780, second horse receive $o0; closed with thirty
nominations; value, 81, $50; mile heats,
d. Swgcrt's b. c. Bombay, by Planet, dam
Nora, by imported Sovereign, 100 lbs.
William = iincks b e Grit. BY Melbourne.
Jr, dam wagoucttc, BY Wagner, 100 lbs.
c: ~ .,,. Mn ~ v.,
dam Lark by Lexington. 100 lbs ............ 2 70
G. W. Stewart 4 Co Is ch c. Malmistic by
Planet, dam Iuemc, by Lexington 100 lbs. 4 70
T. J. Mcgibbin's CHI &. Goldsbcrg, by Lexing-
ton aam Alice Jones. by Glencoe, D, lbs. :. o 70
Cadawaladcr and McFaddcn's gr C Linsmore,
by Lightning. dam Nora crcna, by Ma
Waiter 4 buns CHI. Z Nina Douglass, by John
q Breckenridge, dam Ciaret, BY Bonnie
John .odesap's b. { Lady Mack, by Hurrah,
dam Louise, by Revolver. ., lbs. ........... dis
Tine, 1:l7A-1 :45%--l4.%.
SAME DAy--rniRD RAcE.--pursc OF $3.50, for all
ages; second horse to have $50 Two miles.
j. Z. Murphys br 8. Bob WooIey. years, oy :,