The New York herald., 1876-08-20
saopsd away from viaor and won tho race BY eighty


match for $500 each, Sl00 forfeit; weltcr weights
the distance three-quartcrs Of mtc The horses In
tho match were Midglcy ruiiys gray ny by Dickens,
II. Galncy's gray colt Derby, by Eugene, dam by
Sovereign, years old, ll6 lbs.
rho betting oven just before the start, but tho
lly was bcaton easily, In very GOOD time, by Derby
THE RACE
The horses had capital start, but they got
away Derby went TO the front and gradually opened
gap tho y leading OF fractional track Two
lengths he was four lengths in front at the three
12oA.
The NTH free handicap stee eplechasc, for
purse OF $3.50, OF which $3.50 so the second
horse the distance being two miles and quarters
Four horses came to the post, comprising Chase
Reeds chestnut gcding Trouble, by Aversion, dam
Kato Mcdonald, years old. carrying l54 lbs ; J. G.
X. Lswrencc's chestnut horse Resolute, by Revolver
stalls bay mare Usage, BY Pat MaIloy dun Kate Leon
ard, years old, 40 lbs, and N. Donahue's bay
horse Stanford, BY Bay Dick, dam by scyshian,
years old l3o lbs Usage the iavCrite just at
the last selling for as. Rcsoiu.e s25 Trouble a0o and
Stanford l95.
0sage toll at the hurdle before the las, and was
killed, her rider escaping niraculously.
THE
The start good one Trouble taking the lead
resouto second. Stanford third Osago fourth Thcy
up by the side OF tho fractional track toward the
half-mile pole, passing over stone wall aud then
fence, Trouble leading one length, Rcsoluse second
length in front of stanford, who two lengths
ahead of Usage. Wheeling the lett when they
reached the fence OF the baskstretch they en-
countered q stone wall and then u brush fence.
Trouble led two lengths over these, Resolute and
Stanford side and side. eight lengths ahead OF
Osaee The horses then jumped stone wall near the
poe Trouble nrst Stanford second Res
olu.e third; Usage orineng up the roar. the jumping
over a fence the field hedge by tho big tree, and
then came TO the north section OF tho water lean.
Lutte together SIX lengths front Of Osage rheu
horses crossed tho fracsional track, jumped stone
wall in the centre of the west Geld, then over
the fence and across the track front OF
I.orilnrd's stable. and around the stables OF
Messrs. Belmont and Dowve, Trouble leadin. ali the
way; stanford second until he passed Lorard's
bic but he missed the road and had back
aud take the right course, which throw hun entirely
out OF the company Of the others The three nSrscs
regular track and then tho fractional one.
making six jumps s y,n,, al before , they showed go;
way by four lengths Resoluts second Usage third
Tho horses crossed the 6od gong over fence then
south section Of tho water leap. Trouble led over
this length Resoute second, six lengths ahead OF
Osage The horsos then creased tho fractional track,
jumped q stone wall In middle of the north fold,
wheeled to the right jumped fence, then stono
wall and were again down by the fractional track aud
close tho people. Trouble aud Res0lute were Ut
this time running head and head and taking the jumps
IL they were lying over thcm, Usage boing halt
the icnce tho fractional track, jumping stone well
nnd then fence and next ran into the regular track at
the half-mie pole Trouble leading two onghs Reso-
lutte second four lengths In front Of Usage Toro
only two jumps moro in front Of them-0ne on the
lower turn and the other on the homestretcn. When
leading two lengths. Resolutc sccond four lengths in
front of Osage who was then beginning to close;
but as she passed over % the hurdle she struck Ss
ing broken her neck She throw Meany, her rider,
twenty feet. and he lay thsre unconscious for
minutes, but when lifted up he recovered his senses
and walked away with the crowd who had gathered to
help him. Trouble camc on with tho lead, alter get
ting over the hurdle, and getting the homestrctch
he passed over last impodncnt and galoped home
winner OF tho race by two lengths Rcsoute second.
Nolan, on Stanford, after going back and making tho
~ftnvo o1lAna plu lin ho
hind others for tho fun Of the thing, there
no money for him. limo OF tho race 5:34A.
The following are the
FIRST RAcE-purso $500; horscs beaten once al this
meeting allowed 7 lbs twice, IL lbs three times, IS
and u half Startcrs:-T. b. ana W. r. Davis ch. c.
Romney by Curles, dam Poity. years old, 81
lus Sayres; l.. A Hitchcock's Oh h. Galway, by Con-
cord, dam Maudina, years old. ia lbs. SWIM d.
McDaniel's ch. c Big Sandy, by Australian, dam Gcnu-
% en {. Pres Preston. % by Planet. dam Miss Morgan,
years od Charles Rced's er. Il. Gray Frar, by Van
daI dam Bette sirtn, years old, LOG lbs, Hughes.
Second RAcE.-Purse a400; threo- year -ods to carry
93 lbs fouryearods 10e lbs hve SIX and aged, ia
ons Ds Brohsl
Bassctt by Lexington, dam Canary Bird, years old
% lbs spman, So lbs =. Morris b. Sweetllps by
p. Loriiard's b. C. Courier by. Star DAVIS dam Sur
yivor's dam, 3 years old, SO lbs Barrett. Charles
Roed's er. Gray Nun, by Astcr, dam Fairy, years
old, 103 lbs, Hughes. Time, .45
THIRD RACE. -Pursc 81, ,i0o. of which $500 and tho
entrance monoy To tho second horse; entrance $50
each; four miles. starters:-E. A. Clabauch's ch
yiaior, by yauxhall dam Heathetbc, years old, 11s
ibs, Halloway; James A. Grnsteads CHI. c 81: Mar,
tins, by imp. Phaeton. dam Tokay, years old. 1l6
lbs, Swim Tine, 7:4aA.
FOURTH RAcK.-Ma.ch $500 each, 500 forfeit; well
ley 4 Tully's q. BY Dickens. dam Anne Arundel, 8
years old, l3l lbs, Mdgley II. Gafncy's gr Derby.
BY Eugene dam by Sovereign years DID, lao lbs' H.
FIFTH RAck-rrco handicap stceplcchase for purse
of $780, OF which $50 to the second horse about
Charles Reods ch 4. Trouble, by Ulvorsion dam Kate
Mcdonald years old, l54 lbs, Little: }. q. X Law
s c Ia Il Sey D aorao
Usage, by Pat Malloy, dam Kate LEONARD, old,
14o lbs, Mavcy; NJ Donahucs C. h. Stanford. BY Bay
5:34A.
THR PARIS MuruRLs
The following amounts paid by the Paris mu.
tueis:-F,rst race 81 100; second race $3.50; third
nce ST. $50; fourth race, 81, ,o90 NTH racs Sl.S60
THE EXTRA MEETING.
Tho first day Of the extra meeting on Monday,
judged by the ontres promises TO be worry successful
and the management OF the Saratoga Racing Asso.
citation have decided to at three O'Clock p N.
hereafter, there will DO doubt n very large at
tcnaance. Tho first Monday s u
dash of thrce-quartcrs OF mile for all ages,
Tor which the following are tho entries and
average pools Longstan's Freebooter, los pounds
$50; Dwyors Rhadamanthus, 1lS lbs, $45; McDaLels
Mattio A. 1i3 lbs, $40 Davis May H. l03 lbs, S35;
Iawler's Aerolite 122 lbs, and Ayres Kenwood, 10l
lbs, $5.
DASH one MILE HALF, TO carry 100 lbs usual
allowance to mares and gedings. Dwycr's Rhada
man,hus. loo lbs, SEQ; Be,nunc's Bufgoc, 97 lbs,
$50; Cabaagn's yiator 100 lbs, $40; Smiths Insp,.
ration, 80 lbs, 93l Doswcll's Invoice, 95 lbs S3;
McDanel's Madge, 20 lbs, $50; Hitchcock's Galway,
100 lbs, $50; Reeds Gray Friar, 100 lbs, $25.
SELLING RACE. milc and a half :-McCartnys
Camargo, 100 lbs, $780, puryeur's Meco los lbs 500
lbs, $35; McDanei's Willie Burke, 100 lbs, $20 Cal.
tanachs Leaps, 100 lbs, sl5 Hills Violet. 9s lbs. 81.
Dash FHREEQCAETKRs A MILE, for two-yenr-
ods-Pcryears Kngsland los lbs, and Top. 1O5 lbs,
$40; Lonestans Bracmer. 81 lbs, 325; AcDancl's
Sister OF Bassett ~ lbs. and Princess of Thule o.
lbs, $25; Quickfalls Primrose, ~ lbs, $1a
MINIATURE YACHTING.