The New York herald., 1877-07-01

Bee, by Hamburgh, dam BY j. z. breckeniidse,
years old, carrying lis lbs W. r. Babcock's chcstnui
T." siis lbs .syp' T r. DAVIS cnss.nas sc. ko%nsy
Bsvins' chestnut ay Hattie r.. by bennington. dau,
Bonnie Doom, 4 years old, ll3 lbs G. Longslars bay
y Years '1sD' oia lis W ibs aud W. co,r,ns cae.,nui
| colt Donough, by Barneystone dam Lilie Wsrd.
poos for 'sd sSs Yorkshire $50 Egypt, ss
Donough. x35; the field, $40 Egypt was away nrst,
KOmnsy second KING Bee third Hattie tsr be-
hind when the nag fell Egypt kept the lead around
the upper urn aud Al the quarter pole led two lengths
fourth, Hattie r. anh Durango sixth. Egypt showed
tho way along the backstretch, and at the half
Romney second, King Bee third. Yorkshire
Lass Iourth Hattie f. lfth, Donough oringing up the
rear The horses thus way part oi the way
around tue lover turn. but they approached the
three-quarter pole komney began 10 quit ana \ or.
shire Lass ran INTO SECOND pnee Mns peS THIS
the order ia which they entered the homeslrotch.
hnc race between Egypt anu Yorkshire Lass up
TO the stand ended by Yorkshire Lass Winning tue
by length ana haf Egypt eight lengths ahead
OF King Bee, Romncy fourth, Hattie H. fith Donough
SIXTH Time l:I6tl
the Jersey Derby Stakes value 81 500, added 70
sweepstakes Of $50 EACH play or pay tor ees eno and
the third 500 out oil the sakes tho distance one me
aud hail. There were nflynve nominations ,or ,n1s
Lorard's bay gedlng Basil. by Melbourne, Jr, uam
Nellie Gray; George Lorilard's bay colt Lounger,
by Leamlngtop dam Mundane; W. Astors pay colt
Frederick the Great by Lexington, dam Mildred Tue
same genteman's chestnut colt Baden Baden oy
Australian, dam Lavender; Carr Co. IS chestnut COLI
Rifle, by Asterod, dam Target; X. W. Sears chestnut
colt Corystes, by Aseroid, dam Edna; ~ d.
Ha's bay colt Dick Sasscer, by Eugene, dam LII Rose
Basil was The iavori.e. selling Tor 5000 Baden Baden
x400, Rifle $50, The ueld 500. Baden BADEN was
away nrs Sonmser s secIaa nss s.th COM aroaud
the lower Corystes showed tho way Baden Baden
second, Rife third, Basil fourth, Lounser hith DICK
Sasscer SIXTH The horses passed the three-quarter
pole Tins way. Coming up the quarter stretch To
The stand the horses clio up and, as they passed IN
front OF the judges Coryses was leading nail eneth,
Baden Baden second, three lengths In front OF Khe
the latter two lengths in advance oi Basil, Louhser
lilh, DICK sasscer Gar behind Corystes kept
in front around the upper turn, but At the
quarter pole Baden Baaen passed him. Baden
Baden then showed tue way 70 the nan, mne rne
past the others The there Rifle third Corysses
fourth, Lounger dfh, Dick Sasscer sixth The horses
had been running their best Tor 200 yards and tney
it but they passed on TO the lower turn
IL evident that there were only two OF tho ot In
the race, Baden Baden and Basil The latter made
desperate attempt close with Baden Baden on the
lower but could not gain an inch, Inc son OF
two lengths Rife was third several lengths behind,
Corystes lourtb Lounger 1tn, Dick Sasscer sxth az
widely spread OUT Hayward on Basii urged WIN ~, a,i
shut up the daylight In the least, snd
after a splendid iuisn Baden Baden won the
race by two lengths. apparently easily, Basil sccond
two lengths In front OF Rife who egnt lengths IN
front Corysles the latter dozen lengths III ad-
sneas OF DICK sassoe The time Of the aud
half was 24O%, which Is the fastest time made
on the track, Meteor having rnn n .he same ,ne ~
a grand race, and was worth long journey 10 see.
Mr.. Astor has race horse in Baden Baden, II he did
cost Sl2,500 The stakes amounted TO ~, 200
Year. "''''"' ~ Subs Time
ls7I-McDanel's Harry Bassett, Lexington 81 252A
ls72-Huruess Meteor, Asioroid .......... Al 2;4oA
1S73-McGraths Tom Bowling, Lexington. 40 2:45s4
1S74-saniord's Brigaud, planet ... 90 2:44A
-McGraih's Gavin, Tippcrary. t3 s:43ss
1sl6--Bclmonts Bertram, Kentucky A 2:4iA
1S77-W Astors Baden Baden. Australian. IS 2:4OA
for purse OF $30O; $50 to the second horse; mile
heats There eight entries six oil which came 10 the
post. These were j. G. X Lawrencc's roam horse Risk
by Revolver, dam Siren, years old. l24 lbs A. Bel
monrs bay lilly Dauntess by Macaron, dam Artless,
years OLD. ll3 lbs W. Astors bay colt Frederick the
Great by Lexington dam Mildred. years old l0l lbs
r. b. W. II. Davis chestnut colt kenney by Curle.,
dam by Red Eye years old. lis lbs; J. g. Beihuncs
8 years old, III lbs, and e. e Norton's bay colt
Stroudsburg, by Leamington dam Carrie Atherton
years old I0l lbs. Frederick the Great was the avore
before the start selling in one Of the many pools sold
at s2lO Burgoo, aecona choice $40; Dauntless $40
Fiyst Heat-Aiter several breakaways Frederick the
Great got of BEST RISK second, Duke OF StroudsDurg
ttlrd Burgoo fourth, Kenncy nth, Dauntlcss sixth.
Frederick showed the way around tho turn
and four lengths in tho lead at tho quarter
pole, Risk second, Burgoo third, Stroudsourg
fourth, Kcnney nfth Dauntess SIXTH Frederick gal:
loped down the backstretch froat OF the others and
was stIl four lengths ahead oil the best o them
at the hali-mllc pole. AT thus point Burloo s.
less, Kcnney fourth, RISK fifth, stroudsburg
sixth. Going around the lower turn DauptIcss passed
Burgoo, and made desperate attempt 10 overtake
Frederick tho Great. She shut up some OF the day.
light, and only two lengths behind him when he
entered tho homesrech She tried cr best 10 catch
him on the way up to the stand, but failed Frederick
the Great won the heat by two lengths; Dauntiess
second, eight lengths IN advance OF kenney; Bursoo
fourth Duke Of Stroudsburg nth; Risk distanced.
Time, 1:47L
second Heat-Frederick the Great was great favor
ite over the held. Burgoo first away, Dauntless
second, Frederick tne Great third, Kcnney fourth,
Duke OF Stroudsburg nth. Frederick the Great soon
ran TO the front and at the quarter pole led two
lengths Burgoo second, halt u length IN advance OF
Dauntless, the latter two lengths ahead Of kenncy.
Slroudsberg last Frederick the treat opened a gap
Of four lengths down the backstretch and was all of
that distance ahead at The hamile pole, Burgoo Sec
ond lengths in advance OF Dauntless, the latter
neck ahead OF Kcnney Stroudsburg fifth. On the lower
Frederick made the daylight greater and gallop-
ing on at his the hea; and race by cght or
lengths, Burgoo second four lengths IN front OF
Daunes the later two lengths in advance of Kenney,
Duke OF Stroudsburg dlstanccd Tmo OF the heat,
1:46.
for purse OF $780, $50 to tho second horsc the
distance three-quariers OF mile. There were eleven
entries for this event. comprisingJ B. Gbneys chest
nut Hlly Indiana, by Kentucky, dam Colunbia years
old, 1Ol los NJ. Byrnes' chestnut colt KING Bee, by
Hamburg dam by j. c. Breckenridge. 4 years old. lis
lbs Muicahy l. Sattery chestnut gcdng Durango. by
Jack Malone, dam Fanny Barrow years old, lis lbs
ID. ID. Withers' chestnut hlly Cyclone, by Parmesnn
dam Typhoon, years old, 1l3 lbs. James Bevns'
chestnut lilly Hattie f., by Leamington, dam Bonnie
Doom, years old. 1l3 lbs. and f. Morris black h!ly
Fathlcss, by Ecipse, dam Felicity, years old, ll3
lbs and G. LongstaG's bay colt Bracmer, by War
muster dam lnversnaid. years old, LOG lbs Cy-
clone was the iavorte IN the last pool sold Tor THIS
Kug Bee 500 the hcld selling Tor $50 Faithlcs IS was
first away King Bee second, Durango third, Hattie f.
fourth, Braemcr ftth, Indiana SIXTH Cy Gone seventh
The horses to the hall mile pole in bunch, Faith
| less leading by head, the others close to-
gether that II impossible to separate them at that
point lndianas rider thrown at this point b. the
| nlly falling He was cut in the head. Gong around
! tho lower turn tho horses separated, Fathess still
no he " nv
led length, Durango second, Hattie r. third, Brac-
mcr fourth, King Beo fifth, Indiana running rdcrlcss
behind. very merry struggle up the homesrec ch
ended with Fathoss winning the race by two
lengths, Hattie f. second, length in front OF Cyclone.
who head in advance of king Bee, Durango nth,
| Bracmer sixth. Time, l:lS
The following arc the
| SUMMARIES.
MONMOUTH PARK, NEW JEnsEY-FIRsT DAY THE
MEETING, June 30.-FIisr RAcE-Purse $780, 500 to
| the second horse; dash OF one mile.
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