The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19

gray horse Derby won the race by neck from Dead
head The following are the details Of the running IN
ran FIRST xAcr
was handicap Tor all ages purse $780, 500 10 second
event there were eight entries comprising W. Il. Bah
cocks chestnut horse Egypt by Planst-Lady Barry.
ing Waco, by Narrsganss,t-Jul,stss years Old, 30
lbs. j. J. Bevns' chestnut ally Hattie T., by Lean
nax asn. 0 S ~
Enma Downing, years Old, los lbs j. G. X Law
rcnce's roam horse Risk, BY Revolver-Siren year:
old 100 lbs; H. ". r. DAYS. chestnut colt
Kenney, by cowles dam ny Red Eye, 4 years
Old los lbs r. shea's bay geldng Cyril, by Planet
horse Reform by Leamin gon--Stoicn X sses aged Ito
lbs. Egypt was The iavore selling for $780, Reform
Inc horses had capital start kenney leading, Burgoo
second Egypt third. the others In bunch. As they
ca,oe IN 10 the stand Burgoo had the II. Egypt
second Reform ,hird. kenpey fourth, Hattie +.
inh. Cynl SIXTH Risk seventh, Waco eighth.
Egypt led around the upper turn, and showed
second, Hattie r. third, Reform fourth, the others in
n group Gong down the bnckstfetch Egypt led tue
way Burgoo second. Hattie h. iaird Kenucy fourth,
Reform liih the latter beginning 10 drop back on ac
count Of his lame ieg) RISK sixn Waco seventh, Cyril
eighth As The horses passed me nan miie pole they
ward TO the front aud led two lengths around the
lower turn she was moro than Two lengths m
front the lower turn, Egypt second, Cyril
third tho latter running very FAST, Burgoo
fourth, Kenncy duh, Risk sixth, Waco seventh Re
form eighth Hattie y. came away gxmely when she
entered The noncsiretch, cyril following her gailanty
OF tho lar side OF the track and they had capital
struggle TO tho stand Hattie ~ winning by length,
c,r,, second f,ur lengths ahead OF Burgoo WHO was
halt pgth In advance OF kenney, RISK hftn EGYPT
sixth, Waco seventh, Reform eighth. Time, 2;olA
sEcOND RACE
was the Robins Stakes value ST. 900, added to u sweep
stakes Of $50 each. play or pay, for colts and hics
oals 1874 the second horse TO receive $500 and the
third SlO0 out Of the stakes the distance two miles,
There thirty-one nominations. hve Of which
name n@ p 90 sSs by Bonnie o lbs
W. Astors bay colt Frederick The Great, by Lexng-
.onMildIed, no los X; VI sears' S.y cor
NJ. Halls bay colt Dick sassccr, by Eugene-La
Rose ITO lbs Bombast ana Frederick Tho Great al
lcrnacd as tayorcs during the pool selling, but just
on eacn the iod selling Tor $50 The very last pool
however disposed OF was $500 Tor Bembas., $265 tor
the Great was in front when the has cll, Sears colt
second, Bombast third Dick Sassccr fourth Gong
AROUND the upper turn the horses changed places
rapidly, as Frederick the Great and Bombast were
pulled back for waiting race. AS the colts passed
sasscer second, focr lengths In front OF Bombast,
tho latter hall length III advance OF Frederick the
aackstrctch Sears colt and Dick Sasscer forming
and Bomoast and Frederick the Great the other tho
Two teams ten lengths apart. AT the halt mile polo
Dick Sssscer was neck In front oil Sears colt the
lai,cr ten lengths away from Bombas who had his
front vi Frederick. Leaving this point Fred
crck and Bombast began sharpen their PAGES and
the horses passed the pole Sc RS colt led
four lengths Dick Sasscer four lengths ahead OF Bonn
bast tho latter halt length in front of Frederick the
Great When the colts reached tue stand acr sharp
run up the quarter stretch Sasscer was leading
lengths, Sears colt second. one length Ia front OF
Bombast, the latter neck IN advance OF Frederick.
The horses closed up they passed in front OF the
Club House. and the quarter pole DICK Sasscer was
leading half length Sears colt second, length
ahead of Bombast the latter halt length
front OF Freierlc OK. Going down the blcxstretch
Bombast and Frederick put on the steam, aud they
were soon ahead OF the other two. At the hail mile
pole Rombast led neck, Frederick two lengths ahead
OF Sears colt the latter length In advance of Dick
sasscor Bombast and Frederick then lett the others.
and a settle oil exciting character began between
them 1hey ran yoked for u icrong, and then Bonn
hast showed that he mad the speed anu bottom,
MS at the three quarter pole he length ahead and
frederick the Great taking the whip and get
ting away from IT, Al the iurong pole the affair
no longer 10 doubt. Bombas. had the son OF Lexng-
ton whipped; Bombas, came home strong, a winner
lengths IN front OF Sears colt, the latter twenty
lengths ahead oil Dick Sasscer Time, 2:4G The value
OF the stake 81, $50