The New York herald., 1876-07-16

Resolute started first with the drop Of the nag Coro
net and Weasel third. In this way they jumped
tho wall in he middle OF the field. They then ran 10
the back OF the heId and wheeling 10 the left ran
down by the side Of the fence, jumping two stone
walls, Resnuc leading over both; Coronct second and
Weasel third. After kes0lute jumped the last wall he
bolted aud The TWO others passed him before Sutne
could sraghtcn HIM again. The next jump was over
brush fence, and Coronet led over this SIX lengths
Weasel second, SIX lengths In front OF Rcso ute Tho
horses then courscd around the lower turn, jumping
hedge in the middle OF tho lower turn, and thcn
wheeling again they faced the grand stand, and coming
up the long POLE jumped wall Coronet led iour
lengths tho wall. Weasel second, ior lengths in
advance OF Resoue. The horses next had the hedge
and water front OF the stand TO get over, and Coro
net led up and Jumped this place SIX lengths s. IN ad
iue Tho horses then ran 10 the wall in front OF the
club house. and when they passed over II Coronet
the same distance ahead OF Resolutc Then the horses
c,rcled the left and jumped brush fence next the
fence, Jumped the two walls in the order be-
iorc AS they approached the hedge near
the lower turn the horse, closed up & 10 "mnln n.
places. They jumped prettily, as they had done
over all tho other impedi,nents, the hedge at
the bottom Of the field, aud then again faced
the people on Tho grand stand, where they
Jumped the wall at the iurlong pole, Coronet
leading six lengths Weasel second one length
vance OF Resoute The horses came on under good
headway and jumped in splendid style the brush and
wstcr IN front of the stand. Coronet leading TWO
lengths Resoue second, neck III advance OF Weasel
Then tho horses crossed to Tho centre OF the held
where they jumped the wall that they went over nrs
second TWO lengths ahead of Weasel Tho jump
was over brush icncc the quarter pole at which
place Weasel refused 10 jump the others ieavng him
hopclessly beaten at this place Coronct then wheeled
to the right, closely followed by Resoiute, and they
oashng down TO the wall IN front OF the club
hot sc, Coronct caring four lengths. After getting
over this wall the horses wh-e ell again 10 the
middle OF ihc track, and took the wall they started
vii h. and before they cot TO It Resoiute led, ana he
Jumped the wall two len front of Coronet Then
running commenced IN earnest between the two.
when they passed out OF the field ON to the regular
.G dNnV hpf Wcpn q n half
mile poles Rcsoute had the best OF II by neck but
he Coronct to the nuralc at tho hamIc pole,
and jumped that length III advance of the great
son OF Jonesboro There was but one more hurdle TO
lump and that stationed on the homcstretch, mid
way between the threcquartcr and the furlong poles.
and on gong .ver this Resolute led halt length.
Both over, CorOnet made burst away, and n an IN
stant was length ahead OF kesolue and by keeping
up merry clip the race by two lengths, Resolu'e
second Weasel furiong and half behind. The time
was :ia. Tho following are the summaries
THE FIRST RACE.
ArGrsr srAKxs, valuc $780, added to sweepstakes
of $50 EACH play pay Tor twoycar-ods; the winner
of the Thcspan Stakes carry lbs extra;
receive 500 and the third horse $50 tho stakes
One mile; colts carrying no lbs gedlnss lo' lbs
Tpo. purvenr l. Co IS ch. C. Kingsland, by Nara.
gansett, dam Maidstone. unkc!and)
H. p McGrai BIS br. c. Leonard by Lonaieow. dam
TSs SrarSs nSSsn S'xn bom5as BY Bonnie cSlsnd
dam Bcnicia. .tJones) 3
G. l.. Lorillard's br. c. Luciier by Lcamngton dam
P. iOriliard's ch .. orion, BY Glencs, dam Lark
(Spariing) 6
Time, l So
SECOND RACE.
TIE ROBINS STAKE, value 81. 900, added to sweep
Of $50 EACH play or pay for colts and Niles oas
OF 1875 the second 10 receive 5000 and The third horse
500 out OF the stakes Two miles
p. Lorllard's ch. g Barricade, by Australian, dam
Lavender, ITO lbs. .(Spariing)
Thomas W. Dosweil's ch. c. Rappahannock by King
Lear dam Fannie Washington, ITO lbs. .tSwim) 2
M. A. Littells blk. CornucopIa, by bennington.
dam vivandiere ..Lakeiand)
THIRD
CONSOLATION HANDICAP, purse $40O, Tor beaten
horses both meetings, OF all ages (wnncrs excluded
One and hall miles
Starters
c. II. Mullins b C Papermakcr, by Bonnie Scot
land dam Maude, li0 lbs ............ .(M athcws)
T. B. W. r. DAVIS cb C. Kenney, by Cures, dam
J. n. Gibncy's ch. I. Love Chase, by Leaning
ton dam Henrietta welch, years old, 70
' J. bevlns; ch Hattie r., by Leamns.on. dam
j. Ross &. Alton, by Pat Mailoy, dam Alta vea,
years old, 90 lbs. s............-...........tB BEAM
Time, 2:45A.
THE FOURTH RACE.
SrxEPLEcHAsE HANDICAP, for all ages; about three
miles, fair hunting country; purse $500; $500
to the nrst $75 TO the second and $25 TO the third
horse
A. u. Browns ;. b: Coronet, by Jonesboro dam Gar
j. @ K Lawrcnce's ch. b. Kesoine. by Revolver,
dam Matte G., aged, 1$7 lbs. isutliGel 2
10 Donahues ch. T. The Weasel, by NarragansctI,
dam Maidstone, years old, 130 lbs tMeapey)
Time 5:49
The Paris Mutucis on the several events paid fol-
lows
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