The New York herald., 1877-09-02

race home won by two lengths, Auburn six lengths
ahead OF Aunt Betsy, the latter two lengths ahead Y.
Burgoo. Time OF the miie and half, 2:45Is.
THE rorRrn RACE
was siceplechasc !or purse OF sIC0 gwen by Kelly
4 Bliss. the pool sellers; the FIRST horse receive
$500 the second SIS the third s25 tho race to be
run over the usual steeplechasc course There were
seven entrees comprising Donanue's nay Ceiling
Deaobead, by Julus-Leisure, aged. 100 lbs. Or.
Lyncns gray horse Derby by Eusene-Kate Sovereign,
sian, py Barney siOne-Lucy Fowler, Years old, ii5
lbs. J. Mcclure Bros chestnut horse New York,
by plane.--Hesier' years old, 1856 b Dr., Ca.ta-
years old, l20 lbs. J. g. Lawrence's chestnut
horse Resolue, by Revover-Maltie g., aged,
l42 lbs, aud the same gentleman's roam horse
Risk by Revolver-SIren years old, 14O
lbs. OF the above Mr.. Lawrences entries
Deadhead and Derby sold nearly even as iolows:-
Derby sold for S2I0, Deadhead. $780, anu the others
in ned scld for Sd5 just before starting however,
cnangc took place ana Derby sold iavorie over the
field, the people beginning to believe that there
niger IN tho iencc" somewhcre. When the horses
were called there was great deal OF parade before
they came IN line for q start. When toe flag Tell
Derry jumped OF with the lead Dailgasan second,
New York third Deadhead fourth Bencner nth
The horses ran this order but very slowly, over
four walls, fence and stone wall the order given;
but Derby had ran so much faster Than the
others from tue start thai be was hundred
and nfty yards ahead oil them at this time. they
were started from behind the judges stand and
across the field TO the hamle pole, and then. keep
Ing close to the ience circled to the lett until tney
came IN the rear OF the furlong pole on the hom,.
stretch Then the next jump to take was what II
known as the ''water jump" In front of the grand
stand AS Derby went over the hedge anu hole for
water he was nearly iurlong in front OF all the
Others, and they came up TO hs place every OF
lhom either pulled or refused to jump, and then
the race was over, Tor Derby went about his
business made ali tho jumps cleanly and Gal.
lopcd leisurely home or the race. A
great deal OF ''make oelievc' carried by the
jockeys on the other horses; but them went
the route Derby was awarded tho nrst premium, and
OF the others got anything This the great.
farce enacted Oh any track America and II
Is to be hoped It will never again. II the
last day Of the meeting at Monmouth Park and us
there chance Tor an investigation the door was
lett open Tor fraud, and It is the universal opinion
that some OF the horses went wrong purposcy, lead
ing others with them. 1t is however almost certain
that Derby capable OF winning as he did If all the
others had run straight from lrst 10 last.
Tho following are the
SUMMARIZES.
MONMOUTH PARK, AuGusr MEETING. LAST DAY, SAT-
URDAY SEPT 1-FIRsr RACE -rhree-quartrrs OF u
mile, Tor ali ages; maidens allowed II three years Old,
lbs II four years OLD or upward ~ lbs Purse $780,
first horse. $40; second horse, $50
Starters
W. r. Babcocks s. eh; h. Egypt, by Piane!-Iady
J. % G. se,hans's % b. H. KING Boii, by Lex,ason9
Ethan Lass, years old lz2 lbs. .tGafney) .
J. +. Gbney's ch. Love Chase, BY bennington
Henrietta Welsh, years old, l02 lbs .... :. (Rcy) 3
J. II. Racey's br. C. Leaningon IL, by Leaning
too-susan Bean, years old. ....... (Maltnews) 4
Trumps -Rona years old. lis bs 80. (BarDce) 8
Time lIS4t
SECOND
tor all ages horses entered TO be sold for 600
carry their proper weight for $780, allow ed lbs Tor
5000, 10 los. Tor $500, 10 lbs Purse S200 1rst
horse $780, second horse, $50.
Starters.
G. LongstaG's b. h. Shyock, by Lexington-Edith,
aged, $3.50, 119 lbs bs....................(Ba (Barbee
Jeter Wadens b. g. Cyrii, by Panet-Fairy
years DID, 10 be sold Tor $500 100 lbs .(Sayrcs) 2
NJ. Byrnes ch G. King Bec by Hamburg dam by
j. 9. Breckenridge, years old, $500 los los
fFsher) 3
j. j. Bevns' ch. f. Hattie F, by Leamlngton-
Bonnie Doom, years old 105 lbs, 5000. (Swim) 1
W r. Babcock's b. c. Woodland by Brown Dick
WoodDine, years old, $500, l06 lbs (Naithews) 8
Time, 2:ll
,.s,n THIRD RACE a.,
ages Purse, S225 first horse. sl75 second horse $50
Starters
G. Longsa1's br b. Partnership, by Asteroid-
katona aged, 10 lbs..... (Nolan)
G. Barbee's ch. c. Auourn, by Revolver-Regarls,
years Old, los lbs Evans) 2
w. Cottril's b. f. Aunt Betsy, by Longielow-
Lille Ward, years old, 9S lbs. .lSayrcs) 3
j. q. Bethunes b. g. Burgoo, by Hurrah--Emma
Downing, aged, llt lbs. s....... (Swlm) 4
Time, 2:451l
SAME pAY.-Grand sleeplechase handicap, to bo
known as the Hobokcn Purse gwen by Kelly L. Bliss
Over the usual course Purse, 500; first horse $500
second. S75 third horse. s25.
Starters
DR.. Lynchs z. b. Derby, by Eugene-Kate Sover-
eign, years old, l42 lbs .(Gainey)
NJ. Donahae's b. &. Deadhead, by Julus-Lesurc,
aged, LOU ios ...-....... (NolaD) 0
J. @. Bethunes b g. Daiisasar, by Blarncy stone
Lucy Fowler, years old, ll2 lbs. ..... (Owens)
Panet-Hcster, years old, l35 lbs. .(Simmons) O
Dr. Cattanachs b. 9. Bcncher, by Brown Dick-Be-
nccia, years old, 10 lbs bs.............. (Scotu
Time, 6:39.