The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-06

TO DO IN trouoe' anu us ohyIocA, rcco'o
began 10 stasger He was rallied by his rider as much
possibc but Hughes rode old shylock for all lie mad
ment won tho race by . head. Vigil was two lengths
in front OF Galway, Piccoio fourth Bertram hth
Courier sixth. Timc $40. The betting previous TO
the to against Vigil, TO against Courier
to against Shyock, to against Piccolo and 10
against Galway ,vv v,vrv ,.cv
tho Grand National Handicap Stceplechasc,
$500 out OF the stakes. The usual steeplc
chase course. There were ten nominations, OF which
number the following came 10 the post:--M Donahue,
Jr, bay eeldng Deadhead, by julius. dam Leisure.
years old, 1855 los Charles Reeds chestnut gedlng
Trouble, by INVERSION dam Kate Mcdonald, aged, l5S
lbs George Ayrcs' bay colt Fsederick,own. by Pat
MoIIoy, dam Kate Leonard, years old 'ss lbs.;
j. G. k. Lawrcnces chestnut horse Resoute, by Re-
volver dam Matte g., aged, $50 lbs. Tho betting
previous the start even money against Trouble,
70 against Fredcricktcwn Deadhead Jumped AWAY
with the lead, Fredericktown second Resoute third,
Trouble fourth They ran down the fractional track
way, and then into tho north ncld, Deadhead
leading, Resoute second, Fredcrcktown third.
centre OF tho ncld Deadhcad led two lengths,
Rcsolute second. two lengths In front OF Frederick
town. the lutter about The Same distance In front OF
trouble Coming over tho rail fence ana TO tho
regular track Trouble took third place At the foot Of
the bluff there was double jump IAN 10 ana outer"
and then entered the south held, where they had
fence and then two hedges and dilches 70 surmoun.
end OF the ned. Deadhcad was still leading
followed closely by Resoluts Trouble mir, Third
passed over the dlich he tell and gave his rider
''stunnern The latter lay some time before ne at
was dangerously injured lie managed without aid
however. 10 get up and walk away out OIL tho Held
Dcadhead then ran 10 the rail ience whcn nc went over
pretty, followed by Rcsoluto and then Trouble The
horses next came the jump, over which Dead
head led two lengths, Trouble second. iour lengths In
front Of Resoutc The horses ran III this
order Jumping little fence In the space
between the fractional ana tho regular track,
then they the track and took tho road 10 the
picnic GROUNDS, Jumping Il ditch before gong up tho
hll then they jumped the wall on top OF the MIL ana
coming down crossed the track and entered the
lod Dcadhead still leading, Kcsolue second Trouble
close up The horses then Jumped stone wall IN the
field, and aiterward ran out on tho regular track
where they again double jump At the loot OF
the bun This was accomplished without changing
places Tho horses again passed into the south
ana bitches, and at the latter Trouble
took tho lead, aud then racing in earnest
began The horses out Of the field on to the regu-
lar the ,hrecquarier polc and as they came
into The homestretch they were rcary parallel a
most determined struggle cnsued up the hnmcstretcn
aud as thcy passed hurdle mt the iurlong pole
Trouble was leading length, the othcr two side and
side. AS soon as no was over the hurdle Mcany sent
Trouble along fast as he could go aud he landed u
winner by two lengths, Rcsoute second, one length
ahead Of Deadhcad. Time OF the chase, Alb.
The following are the summarizes
FIRST RACE.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-JgRoME PARK SPRING MxEr.
yG--sKcoxD DAY June 5-FIRsr kAcE--Pursc 5000;
-
lbs II . years old or upward, II lbs. One mile.
Starters.
p. Luriliard's br. G. Fugitive, by bennington, dam
Urca years old, los lbs. ............. (Barretp !
Charles Reeds en- 6. Red Coat, by AustraIian dam
sss 1a ls BY asaioa aa@ %
less, years old, ll3 lbs... ..tBrownl
George Longstan's b. Yorkshire Lass, BY King OF
1rumps, dam Roma, years old, LOG lbs .tHqshes)
Dryer brothers. blk. H. Rhadainanthus, by Lean
ington, dam Nemesis, years old. l24 lbs $3.50.
D. D. withcrs' ch. 4 Cyclone by Parmesan. dam ~.
). t z K -.awraaess 4 = Risk, ~ Rsveisss, aaS
A. sy'eo Green's yss's eS Milo BY aarrasan.es dan,
Maidstone years old, los lbs. ....... .(Donahuc
Time, :I414.
THE SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY--The Westminster Cup; sweepstakes
o. $50 each play or paS' with $500 added The
miles aud o quarter.
G. L. Lorllard's b. h. Tom ochiItree, by Lexington,
dam Katona, years old ia lbs. (Barbeel /
Charles Reeas ch. /. A,niene. by Pat Maioy, dam
NJ A. Ltters CHI b. Fcllowcrait. by Australian, dan,
Aerolite, aged, l26 lbs. ...;.::....tN Haywood
THE THIRD RACE.
SAME DAY.-The Maryland STAKES, for nlles 3
years DID, 100 entrance half forfeit, with $3.50 added
the second ly 10 receive 5000 OUT OF tho stake One
mile.
Starters.
p Lorillard's b. T. Zoo Zoo, by Australian. dam Ma
G. l. iorard's T. Idslia, ~ Giensis, dam
Ssmouts ca su.qaclsnn:. BY Is.nn asSse'
F. smy,h ns' b. . saie Mccrea, BY Revolver, dam
pSy "sal Boomers Palmetto BY Sailaganssss
D. B. wi.nsrs' eh l. MISS Dasse.s, by lexington
O. gowie's 5. /. -. BY Eclipse. dam Katie,
D. Mcpanel's b. E. Lady salyors by Lonreliow
Dixon winners b. Belle Of the Mead, BY Bon
ME Scotland, dam Woodoine. .......... (McGratn)
Time-l :46s
FOURTH RACE
SAME DAy.--Purse $780, Tor all ages to carry ITO lbs
No allowances One mile ana tnree-quar'ers.
George Longstan's b. b. shylock, by Lexington.
dam Ea.h, aged Viz. iy v,rri a ,hegnes
G. B. hi nrysons CHI h. GALWAY BY concora. dam
A a. caea assd H. r.eoo BY Gocsa as
Maudina, years old. Holloway
A. Belmout'sb 9. Ber.ram, BY kentucky, dam Ber.
Dixon & Winners b. Courier, by Star Davis,
dam by Lexington, years old. ....... (McGrath)
Time $40.
THE FIFTH RACE.
SAME DAy--The Grand National Handicap Stceple-
chase, a sweepstakes OF 500 cach half forfeit, und
only $50 declared by May 20, with $500 added; the
second horse to receive 5000 out OF the stakes Tho
usual st0epec base course.
G. Reeds ch. g Trouble ny INVERSION, dam Kate
Mcdonald, aged, 15S lbs. ...,.......... tMcany)
J. g. Lawrence's CHI h. Resolute. by Revolver, dam
Matte O.. aged 100 lbs... ..tHysnd)
NJ. Donahue, Jr's.. b. 4. Dcadhead by Julius, dam
Seizure, wears old, 1855 lbs.......... .Uowson) 8
George Ayres b. c. Frcdericklown by Pat MaIloy
q dam Kate Leonard, years old 13S bs ID. Henry.)
Time, AIS.
John Morrisscy tcegraphcd to Frank Harper ycs-
tcrday afternoon TINT he intends giving purse OF
So 200 nj Saratoga, IN August Tor Ten Brock, Tom
OchIlrcc and us many horses as arc entered Tor tho
prize, aud willing to against Ten
Drocck the latter will got 81 500 for a walk over
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