The New York herald., 1877-07-08
NEW herald SUNDAY JULY s. ls77-QUADRUPLE SHEET


sixth, the others trailing on as best they
could. When the horses reached the three-quarter
pole Hattie r. appeared 'front.' Lord zstlsnd second
Lounger third, Kenney fourth Moorhen nftn, Braemer
sixth, the dsbsrs out OF lhs race. A very exciting
struggle epsued up tho homesretch. which termi-
~ 10 % rh
Hattie r. Fiith Loupger sixth, Cyclone seventh, In
diana eighth, Gray Lag ninth, Ella wostsn tenth,
Fairy eleventh Time, l:lIk.
voCRrR RACE
was hurdle race Tor all welter weights, over
to tho aud $50 The thrd horse; the distance
two omes There were nve enirles, comprising A. D.
Brown's bay horse Coronet, bv vJonssDoro--Garland.
asei, 154 lbs. NJ Donahue, JE 3, bay geldug Dead.
head, by Juiius-Lssure aged, Isl lbs. DR.. lynchs
gray horse Derby BY EureneKate sovereign, years.
l52 lbs. j. G. X. Lawrence's roam horse Risk, by
Revolver-siren, years. l52 tbs, and Kelly sutciins
chestnn! geIdng Bullet by Bulletin dam oy Wagner,
Deaanead was the isvori,s selling for 500; ooronct
second choice, bringing s375; Bullet third ~ favor ut
$50; RISK, $780, Derby, $780, Derby was drst away,
hhh. Risk was quickly IN motion, and at the first
hurdle showed the others ythe way over t; Derby
When the horses reached The nurdie al the quarter
pole Derby WAS halt length in front OF Deadncad,
Bullet third Coronet fourth. Risk 1fh Derby kept
In front down the packtretch, leading length Dead
head second, one lengh front Of Bullet, tns latter
length ahead Of Coronet, who four or hve lengths
ahead Of Risk. Derby still IN at the ihird
burdc which was stationed near the half mile POLE
Deadhead second. ono length In front OF Bullet, the
latter one lens!h IN advance Of coronet VINO led Risk
lve lengths. The around the lower into
the homestrstch was very exciting. and when the
horses came into the homestretch Derby aud Dead
head seemed even terms. Bullet third, Coronot
fourth, Risk aith In this order thcy w tLe
quarter stretch and jumped the hurdle In front OF tho
iurIong pole AS they passed the JUDGES stand Derby
bad Tho oi II by length, Derdhead second, four
lengths in advance Of Bullet the latter one length
ahead OF Coropet, who was laboripg hard 10 kesp
within sight OF the leaders. He did not seem to have
any vim In him. Derby showed the way around ths
upper surn sDa when 'hsy reached the hurdle
a "A
IN front OF Risk, who had passed the others aud
running gamey at this time; Bullet fourth Coronet
nth and still aborlng. The positions oi the horses
unchanged around the upper turn, and the
horses passed the sixth hurdle In Tho order
stationed al the haimIe pole, tho horses went over
the brush In order they had passed over
tue other one aud II was evident TO those VINO had
backed C0rOnct that his chances poor tho
raco lay between Derby and Deauhcad and from the
easy way that the lator was running II seomea
ainty that he must win. RISK moved up 10 tue lead
ers ON the lower turn, and an exciting struggle
seemed certainty up the loinsstre,ch. As thoy
turned INTO the homestretch Derby WAS s1Ili showing
ront oil Risk When ~ the homestretch the racing
grew intensely exciting and as the horses came on tor
the last huIdle evety one Was alive Tor the Issue
Deadhead Derby Jumped Tue last hurdle together
Risk closeup, Bullet ourh but out Of the race, as
was also Coronet very ex ting finish resulted IN
second, four lengths III advance OF Risk. VINO was
twenty lengths ahead OF Coronel, the latter appearing
throughout the to have run IN him. Bullet
was pulled up and walked In. the race was run IN
3:554.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
MONMOUTH PARK, LONG bRAScH--THRD DAY, July
7FiRsr RACE Purse $500; $50 U the second horse;
milo heats.
A. Bemont's b. {. Dauntless oy Macaron!-Art-
ss years Ssy,s sa i,s s konnc, Dy Syyis
H. ?. Nctirain's b. h chesapeake, BY Lsx1ns,
ton-Roxana, years old 124 ibs.. ..tHenry) 3
NJ. A. Littel's cn. h. Feliowcrait, by Australian
Asroiie, aged, IA lbs. ..(Evans) b
J. 9. Betnune's b. 2 Bursoo. by Aur14h--Emma :.
NJ. Byrnes' CD. O. Kins Bee, by Hau,bursh. dam
W J. G. Breckenridge, years Old. lis los
r. our.er's eh, Q Jeniisr. BY Abd-sl-Kadsr-Ross,
years old, lis lbs bs................. .(aarDecj
limo, :4o,a-l:4 :4eA.
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY.-Monmouin OAKS Stakes, value $3.50,
added to swee pstakes oil $50 each, play or pay,
ines, fcas Of 1874 the second $3.50,
third horse $50 cut OF the stakes one mile aud halt
Starters.
r Lorilard's b. (. Zoo-Zoo, by Australan-Ma-
~. co,tril's b. f. Aunt Beisey, by Longlellow-Lly
D. b Walol;s On. Miss Ba.ss,i. iy Lsx'nsion-
G. Lorllard's !. Italia, BY GisnssV
Cars CO... b. juno, by assrciazone. aasSss'
Time, 2:444.
THx THIRD RACE.
SANE pAY.-Purse 500; $50 10 the second horse
los II five more II lbs. three quarters vi u mile
Starters.
T. B. l. W. r. Davis che kenney, by Curlcs,
dam by Red Eye, years old III lbs. tSpllman)
G. Loagstan's b. c. Braemer, ny Warmin,tsr-iI-
versnud, years old, 100 ibs. .(3vans) 2
J. u. rryor's Oh. g. LORD Zelisnd, by Lexing gton--
Liz uurdis, years old, lO1 lbs ....... (Mekoe) 3
W. Mld-ecy's sr Moorhen, By Dckcns-Aunc
Arundci, years old, 1C8 los. (Donough) 4
James Bevins' ch. Hattie +, by Loainington-
Bonnie Doom, years old, 100 lbs. (Fishcr) s
Mundane, years old. 100 lbs. .(smithj O
d. ID. Witkers ch. Cyclone, ny larmesan---Ty-
phoon, years old, l06 ,bs. .(Sagerton)
J. II. GiDney's ch T. Indiana, by kontuck- Coiun-
ba, years old, lOG lDs (Barrctu s
J. Nevins' gr. m. Gray Lag, by Baywood-Lag. 8
years old. los lbs (Mathewsj o
Carr Il Co.'S ch. l. Ella Wottcn, by War Dlnce-
George WOOD, years old, lO6 lbs. >. .(Hughes 10
Thomas Anrphys CHI IN. ta!ry, by Krntucky-
Flukc, years Old, los lbs. Riley IL
Time, ;l7k
THE FOURTH INCE.
SAME DAY Hurdle Race for all ages, wclter weights
eighl nurdes purse $4V0 $500 The nrst $40 " the
secoud, SIS to the third horse two miles.
N. Donahuo, Jrs., b. g. Dsadhead, by julius
Leizure. aged, l5l lbs. IN idgley)
Dr.. Lynch's gr h, Derby, ny Eugsns--kaie soy
ercign, years Old....,..... ...,.... .(Gann.yl Q
}. q. X Lawrencs's r. b. Rlsk. by Revo,ver--
Siren, 5years old, l52 .(Nolanl 3
A. ID. Browns b. h Coronet by Jonesboro'-Gar-
land aged, la4 IDS Ayiand) 4
Kelly su!cliiii's ch. 4. BuiIot, by Bulletin, dam
by Wagner, aged, ISL lbs s
Time, 3:b5Js
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