The New York herald., 1876-10-15

lbs. yesterday and ut Baltimore Ito los. will be his
burden, but then he was sadded prepared to cover
the distance IN just 2:34 four seconds less he
ran had he been pressed
The maiden two-y year-olds' dash only caused the
limlcd number OF three TO be weghed out r Lor-
lardis Benzne was fancied thai his triumph
deemed positive lhing Rumor was busy with the
merits OF ths colt and as none could fail 10
be pleased with his appearance. the promi-
nence OF the position he held in the betting
and McDanePs Princeton the other competitors
and together they brought little more than ffy per
cent o. the tavori'es hgures The race was genuine
surprise Princeton went from the starter like dash,
and without single scrimmage carried OF the honors
IN cauter by SIX lengths This loss for the hackers
OF BenZine was serious and deeply felt What JUS
tdcaton there was for making him such decided first
choice could not bc asccrtaned Tho victory OF Prince
ton was his maiden triumph, aud his owner thinks 1t
The entered SIX tried conclusions in the Selling race
ono mile and tnreo-quarters. Great demonstration
WAS made al the box In securing James A. who opened
such hrst choice with the Loriliard adherent out
sideTs were with difficulty ablo 10 place dollar
well OF his nx, and Galway, with the top
weight. was literally chosen as second choice q.
Lanesians Partnership and Doswelrs Rappahannock
had many supporters and disputed the honors OF the
market each with tho other James A. sung small in
Tho contest, as hts old iamensss coming on he was
never near the head Of The column, and was not
placed Partnership secured the verdict by length
alter pnching trial with Galway This backhander
many wry faces aud the charge upon the pool
box TO recoup In the next event mace the crush at
that point something terrible.
The curtain dropped upon the scene at the end OF
the hith event, handicap steeplecnase 1t caused the
meeting TO 90 out IN abaze OF glory and excitement.
seven jumpers were saddled, and they all starred on
the journey. Donahue's Deadhead, the winner OF the
other jumping events OF the meeting was clung to by
his friends and IN most demand. Lawrence's Keso-
lulc Risk found several supporters while Sutces
Bullet, Caliahan's Bay Rum, Babcock's 0xmore and
Cooueys Scamp, The latter new candidate, brought
far sums A race with great Interest and plenty OF
incident ended with Resouto gamely winning by a
short head The warm ovation that Midgey received
from thousand throals sufficient Tor the efforts
a Deadhead's
paled by Nancy coming to grei in tho south field.
lne tune tha. Donahue's lox hunting party sang as
they left the decidedly indicative OF
victory and good luck
osE NILE MGnrH-yREE HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES
JEROME PARK, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA,
1sIo-SkvkSrn AND LAST DAY OF tn. FALL RACE MEET-
haSdcap sweepstakes OF $25 each, II not declared out
with $500 added the second horse 10 receive $l25 out
OF the stakes Value OF stakes, S7O0 Ono milo and
AN eighth.
Forbes and Armstrong's b. C Bill Bruce, 4 years,
by Enquirer out OF Aurora Raby, 80 lbs. ......
Pierre Lorillard's b. T. Tigress, 8 years. by Lean.
ington out OF Remorseless, 30 lbs... (Barrett
w. X. Babcock's ch b. Egypt, years by Planet
(walkerJ 3
D. McDanieps ch m. Madge, years, by Australian.
James McCormack's b. t. Psra, 8 years, by Lean.
ington, out OF Maggie 3. B., 92 lbs. .kely) 0
T. W. Doswells b. m Invoice, yeats by Lexing-
ton, out OF Volga, s9A lbs. zinc. y lbs. over
F. Morris b. m. Swestlips, years, by Eclipse out
OF Prophecies, 93 lbs. s........... .(sayers) o
j. II. Racsy's br. c. bennington H., 8 years, by
Leaminston. out Of Susan Bean. 90 lbs. unc
10 over'' Tine 50 .'0hns0n' Q
Average Of pools-B,Il Bruce, $3.50; Egypt sl25;
Madge, 500; Invoice $S5; field, $145 After two
lips, the signal gwen. with Pera from the centre
jumping 10 the front OF Sweetps with Tgress Madge,
Bill Bruce, Egypt, Invoice aid bennington H. follow
lng in close order When the stand MAS reached pera
had length clear lead OF Tlgress, with Madge next
half length ahead OF Sweetlps and Bill Bruce. who
we're striung side and sde while Egypt held the
position aud the others were not Tar astern, Invoice
bringing up the rear Pera increased her opening
around the turn and at the quarter pole she
leuR,hs the best OF Tigress, with Bill Bruce
showing the way to Madge and Egypt, while Lean
ington was plotting Invoice and sweeilps, The latter
having commenced to show signals OF dstress Shoot
ing around the club house curve Pera maintained her
honorable position, and despite the efforts OF Tgress
she led lengths, Bill Bruce third, Egypt fourth,
Madge next, and the others before, Indian file.
AS they rushed into tho lower turn Tigress again
and catching the leader, stuck gaantly TO her grtn;
and Egypt, mending hs pace. close to Iori-
srd's niiy that sheet could have easily covered the
three Bill Bruce was ~ the heels OF Egypt and five
lengths away Madge, with Invoice sixth, bennington
IL. seventh, and Swcetips, in serious difhcues last
Peras rider looked down the straight nearly length
tho best OF Egypt the old horse putti,g his best loot
forward while Tigrass and Bill Bruce were having
struggle ali their own In the closest possible order
with The leaders In TINS manner thoy romped
down The homeward way to the furiong pole,
Bill Bruce, from fourth place, came at clnk ng
pace the outside and, sending them all to the rear
one length OF Tigress; Egypt was only neck behind
tho hy and his courageous struggle to keep in front
OF her, though a failure. elected cheers Madge
fourth Pera who quit completely the straight,
NTH; lnvoce SIXTH Sweetlps seventh just managing
30 beat Leamlngton H., who was last OF all. Time
1859
NILE AND A HALr-ALLAGED STAKES
SANE DAY-sKcoSD RAcE.-The ALI Aged Stakes, OF
500 each, hai forfeit ana only $25 If declared by
May l. 1876 with 81 500 added the second TO receive
1866 and The third $lS2 Closed October !, 1875, with
thrty-sght subscribers CT which twenty paid
hn ali M hA stak One mi nd n
hall-Bemont Course.
Pierre Lorillard's br. g. Parole, years, by Lean
J. A. Grinstead's ch. G ST Martins, years, ~
Phaeton, out of Tokay. los lbs .tswim)
Hu. Of se o Si5oe Sy War
D. McDanisrs blk; 9. vrginius, syears, by Virgil,
on. o. La'e os 70 os :so,so sp,Rl,%anl
manthus, years by Leamlngton out OF Nemesis,
les 80. ...tHa'loway)
Betting-Parole, 81, loo; ST. Martins, $500; Rhsda-
nautilus sl45;' virginius, $3.50; warlock, si2o The
flag lowered by Captain Conner At the nrst At
tempt with Warock making play In front OF vir-
pinlus Parole third, then ST. Martins and Rhaoaman-
thus IN the rear all IN close order siridng 10 the
quarter pole Paroe searched IN 'front.' and at this
point led the dance one length, Warock second The
same distance the best OF ST. Martins, with Vrgnius
tailed two lengths away, and Rnadamanthus axtern
nearly the same distance virginius made serious
play the command before the iurong polo gone
by and placing 81. Martins and warlock behind nm
POSITION however. he held ouiy for an instant, AS
Parole heightened his stride, and, shooting under
the eyes OF the judges, Lorlllards coIors two
lengths best OF vlrginius and 81 Martins
ning head and head and showing the way TO Warlock
two lengths while the same opening marked RhadR-
mantnus who outiooted IRON the start. ST.
MarIns went around The turn, leaving Virgnus In
difficulties, also passed by Warlock, and
Parole, still swinging with wet sail was Ia possession
by ami hall lengths a; the quarter pole, ST Mar
tins in turn coming on clear OF Warock by haf
length, Virgnius Two away with Rhadamanthus as
credited TO Parole around the club house curve, ST.
Martins and Warock beng divided with little greater
opening than at the quarter while Rhadamanthus had
gone up equitable terms with Virglnus and
they were racing head and head On the lower
turn Parole shaking oil 81 Martins
more and more, and WarlocK was falling
further in when the thrse-quarter pole was
shot, this point showing Parole three lengths TO tho
good OF Griuseads big colt, Warlock still struggling
third virginius six lengths away and Rhndamanthus
far Ia his wake, having completely "died out" No
further description IS necessary AS the fsvore came
ihnunerinx unMn the slraIghl and. nke q meleur.