The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

NJ IN mr. Leonard Jerome, driving his well known
dark blno coach, with req nndercarro se nni, uy
aLe good form after their drive as their coalition told
The next coach was one well known 70 New iorkers,
| canary body ana red undercarriagc, aad driven by
Colonel VI. Jay, the President OF the Coaching Club
he drove SMALL rapid. good working team, ches nut
was accompanied by Mrs. II. Y. Lcav,l Colonel and
Mrs. Delancey Kane, MISS Townsend, Miss Bininser,
Miss Mauae Rives, Mr. Samuel Craig and Mr. ,. ).
Rowland. Mr.. Pierre Lorillard drove up his
coach next on the line, with lnrge
dark green body with green and yellow vndercar-
ringe Mr.. lorillard handling tho ribbons over
ss9s and n iSsn Lewis and skip
| with Gordon, Mrs. Augustine Hard, Mr. Nathaniel
Thayer Of Bos'an ana MI ia"5nSyse Ko9 coach m
brown body wnh red undercnrriasc Mr. Ros:
bays, each standing about sixteen hands There
we're large party OF guests on board. and shortly
their arrival the Rrcos set canvas awning over
the coach, and they all unched beneath its grateful
shade. The next ON the hne was the handsome coach
built by Peters sons Of London, Tor tho Centennial
Exhbit,on dark blue body with red under carriage
Nr. R,es vas driving useful looking team OF ronns
xsre Mrs. a' KSes Miss Eses Miss
strong. MT Rdgeway Moore, Mr. Frederick
ana M - o" "n py
Peters sons, OF London; has II blue body. with red
undcrcnrr,age and btchcd 20 big, dashlng team
ol bays. The coaching purity appcured TO cuoy them
serves pretty we that aid no, luach tho
coach hua tncr tablccloh spread on tho grass Of the
THE RACING.
A finer day for racing could not be conceived, ex-
ccpt that the track not fast II was sa;c
aud pleasant for horses feet but little too deep for
some OF the lighter qualities IN power and constitution.
The best horses, therefore the races; and such
days and such required TO give the old solid
bloodcd stock chance. Five races came of, and he
first won by Lcamine;on hts dam being out OF I'M
ported Emilia australian g daml rho second was won
by son OF vauxhal by Lexington. out of daughter
imported Maud, by stockwell tho third by grand-
OF Lexington tho dam being out OF mare BY I'm
ported Yorkshire; the fourth BY OF Lexsngton
out Of Countess by imported Margrave, and the nth
by grandson oil Boston, out OF the same dam as
tho winner of tho frs race, imported Maud A
heavy track and good journey Of mile and
half for three-ycar-ods, and logger distance Tor
horses of greater age, 1nds tho soft spots-should
there be any in tho candidates that compete Tor
money and fmc. or the five races that were run
during tho day the most important ono was the Bel
mont Stakes, similar event 10 the English Derby,
both III distance aud tho aye Of thc contestants ms
important bad thirteen starters Yesterday whic
there were but seventeen ior the English Derby,
which decided ten days ago. The belmont was
won by Mr. H. A. Ciabaugn's Chestnut colt Clover.
brook, by vauxhalI dam Maud:na, which is his second
Winning this he having won the PrenSncss Stakes
al Baltimore last month. He is one OF the most sub
santlal looking colts OF this year. with strong, rcso
lutte head; good mock and shoulders, fine barrel,
mcnse nps and stiles anu most capital legs. lie is
July - in height, with white lace ana icur whito
feet and is a bright golden chestnut in color. He
Started IN four last year, In all OF which he
beaten. He Is engaged IN the Important STAGES at
Saratoga Long Branch ana IN thc Dixie aud Brcckcn-
riugc stakes ut Baltimore IN the ialL
fhc first yesterday was dash OF milo and one
eighth, the second mile aud hall, the thru two
miles, the fourth mile and an eighth, aud the nth
mile and thrccguartcrs. They all run with great
spirit and gave great satisfaction 10 tho spectators.
INK FEsr RACE
was for purse Of $780, dash OF a mile and an oshth
tor which 1.-Two horses were entered and all came 10 the
by Australian dam Alabama. years old, carrying II
lbs. A. +. Green's chestDu geldng MILO, BY Sardgan-
sct,, dam Maidstone, years old lls lbs r. . ".
L. DAVIS chestnut colt komney by Curies, dam Poll,
years old, lis lbs 7 Lorillard's brown gclding
Fuinwc by bennington, dam rlrlca. 1i5 lbs, and ].
A. Grnscad's bay colt Mctle, by Melbourne, Jr, dam
Aluuni years old, lis TBS The betting Just AZ the
start was :--Madue, ~ sol; MILO. io,o Romnoy,
irst ailer hall dozen breskaw.ys, Fugitive second.
Romucy third, Mcttlc fourth, Madge nth When he
horses reached The Judgss ,a stand rus,ve Eva. was
front Of Romncy. Metto fourth, Madsc
lth. Going around the upper turn Fugitive led by Two
lengths Romney second two lengths IN front Of Mctte,
ihe lengths in advance OF Nalsc Milo pring-
ing up tho They passed around the Dur IN tns
Fuglive lead OF i've lengths the others, who
In a bunch Mcte then emo out from the group
and made gallant run after Fugitive; but TOO much
ground had already been lost the turn nave any
chance OF winning. Me,tle made nne up the none
stretch out was pcatcn o. Fugitive two lengths Net
tie eight lengths 10 front !. Madgc, VINO Was third,
she y lengths advance OF Romney, whose girth
had broken the race, and the Jockey could mo-. IN
consequence, make any use Of the cot MIL was
half iurlony behind lime, 2:0l1s.
TIE SECOND
the Belmont Stakes Tor tbrcc- year-0lds 300
trance half loricil with 81 900 added; the second
horse receive $500 OF The stakes tho distance
one mile and q halt There were s,Aty- seven pom,na.
tons Tor event. thirteen oil which the pnsI
These Charles Reeds chestnut colt Cardinal Vol
scy, by imported Hampton court dam Echo; y. Nc
Daniel Co.'S bay colt MAJOR Barker by Astefod,
dam Sch0tiitchc; Carr Co. chestnut colt I.itc, by
Aseroid dam imported Target; l. LosiIard's bay geld
same gentlcmans bny scding Bonbast, b. Bonnie
Scotland, dam Bencca; W. Asior's chestnut colt
Baden Baden, by Australian, dam Lavender; X W.
Sears chestnut colt Corystcs, 10y Asteroiu dam
Edna; +. W. Doswell's bay geIdlng by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Anna Bush; =. !" Loriiiard's
sde; q. LonsstaH's bay colt W. J. Higgins, by Pat
,Iloy, dam Ycliowblrd; A. Bcmont's chestnut colt
Magnum Bonum, by Lean ng,on. dam Maggie H. b..
w. bay colt Frederick the Great, by Lcyns ton,
oam Mildred. r. Lorlard's team we're favorcs,
George l.. Loriliards Lotercr second choice Rife
thiru and tioycrbrook fourth demand lotcrcr was
first away, BAIL second, Eilc third, Frederick tho
G rcat iourth Ciovcrbrook nth the others IN bunch
was left at Tho post AS the horses came up tho half
mite track to mo thrcc-quarer pole Frederick tho
Great went to the 'front.' and as he entered tie
quarter stretch at the three-quartcr pole he
was leading Loi.crer one length. i:inc was
Bonum SIKH, Major Barker seventh, Higgins eighth,
Bonbast ninh The others trailing close together. Tho
stand aud rrctticr sight racus admirers never be-
held IN this country AS tho Colts passed the judges
stand Loitcrcr was leading hall length, Frederick
the Great second R,c tnird, Bo,nbust fourth tho coli
having very rapidly up the srcchh tie others
closely punched ,ha, Il was impossible TO separate
them. Gong around the turn there was
no change places, and they passed.
tho quarter pole Lotcrer VS. sun SLOWING
tue way, E.Aa second, Bombast third, Cardinal
Wolscy fourth, Baden Baden nth, covcrbrook sixth.
the others together. The horses passed around
tic bun with tow changes and when they
view again the lower turn Lotcrcr stiil show
Ing tho way, Clovcrbrook second Bazl. thifd, Bonn
bus, fourth lilo nlth Baden Baicn sixth, Fr,dcrick
tho Great seventh At the thret-qunr pole oiterer
led one length, Clcvcrbrook sccond, Baden Baden
thnd, Rifle fourth, Bombast nth, Anna Bush colt
sixth, Frederick tho Great seventh, naaBum bonum
eighth, the others out of the race a pun,sbng run
up the nomcstretch, and Ciovorbrooa won tho race
BY Two lengths, Loitcrer scsond Baden Baden halt
head behind, ihlrd Rho was a good tourtn. BomDast
nfh Anna Bush colt sixth, Magnum BonIm seventh,
Bazl eighth, Cardinal Woscy NINTH higgins tenth,
Frederick the Great eleventh. Major Barker twelfth,
Mr. Sears cot thirteenth Time. 2:i6 Tho value OF
the stake 10 the winner IS, 200 Tho following