The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24

lengths IN advance o RISK. Mary showed the way
two lenglns she presented herself tho lower turn.
Waco second, length In advance OF Dauntless, RISK
way, and after getting into toe 6omesire.ch, Daunt-
less made short run when her Jockey, inning mat
he could not overake Mary gave me nga. up 70
second, two lengths front OF Dauntess Inc latter
two lengths ahead Of Risk. Time :igss. 40 NJ
Second o4ed.-- Mary iavorlte At 100 10 20 waco
jumped away. with RISK Dsuntiess and Mary being
third and fourth. Going around the upper turn Waco
led two lengths, Risk second. Two lengths ahead OF
Daunlless, Mary fourth When the horses reached
the quarter pole Waco still had the best oil u by TWO
paansiess' who Was two lengths ahead Of Mary Waco
led two lengths out OF sight una the h bat when
,ne horses appeared on me lower turn Mary was =.
gallant gong on at this time which was con-
tnucd all the way around the turn. When the horses
passed the thrcc-quarter pole Mary led by hcad,
Daunilcss sccoui, win Tom Sayres giving her the
whip quito vigorously, RISK third and Waco fourth,
bui all close together Gcling into the homesiretch,
Mary's jockey also commenced 10 use the whip. aud
after ono Of the most severe struggles, Dauntiess
'ns 1o; Wao aoa fourth o. inc
las
Third Heat.-Rsk and Waco had to 20 70 the stable.
leaving the two hllies 10 decide the question OF su-
periorily. One hundred TO forty on Dauntiess was
offered, with few takers. The lilies had capital
START Dauutless went TO tho trout, ana led
lengths around the upper turn She held this ad.
vantage 10 the quarter poc and opened the gap down
and AROUND the bun When they appeared on the
lower turn Dauntess stiil led two lengths, but APP
preaching the pole Mary began 10 close,
they the homestretch they were
nearly on even terms Sayres soon alterward began
10 the catgut, bus even then her hackers could
not believe that Mary was beating her. mo hiies
reached furong polo before they wrrc convinced
that Mary was in front anu winning the race. She
came home strong, winner by length and hall IN
la9.
TIKI r9IRD RACE
tree handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each with $500
added; the second horse 10 receive 800 oil tho
stakes; the distance mile and three quarters. There
three starters for this event These were Carr
Co.'s bay colt vceroy by Giiroy dam Sister 70 Ruric
cpla hs
horse Shylock, by Lexington. dam Edith aged, ll9
lbs. and g. l. Loriiards brown colt Ambush, by Aus
vlceroy was the iavorite tho "iibcrai" bookmskers
being willing to lay to 10 against him. They would
bel TO l against Ambush and Shyock, however;
but tho public did not IKE u, and not mucn bust
hess was done these terms Alter two break
Always Ambush and Snylock got OIL togetner leugth
the blum Ambush was hsli length IN 'front.' ShyIock
second, length IN advance Of Viceroy. The TWO
leaders raced around the hill and opened gap on
viceroy OF three lengths When they reached the
thrce-quarter pole Ambush had his head IN front Of
Snylock the latter lengths IN advance Vceroy.
The horses came into the Iomestretch this way
up stand. Ambush still leading head,
SnylocK second three lengths IN advance oil yiceroy.
There change OF positions around the upper
turn, Shyiock ana Ambush seeming intent on Killing
each o,hE, while Viceroy wac trailing on after them,
would como back 10 him after their strug-
gle. Al the quarter poe Ambush stu led
vceroy. The latter moved up us they rounded
the hill and they passed out OF sight Shyock was
front, AMBUSH second, tlceroy tnru nose anu
When the horses appeared on the lower turn shyiock
and vceroy were mead ana head, Ambush three
lengths behind. viccroy and Shyiockl fought for u
while, but IL soou evident that youth must be
served and AT the hrccquartcr pole Viceroy led half
a length. snylock made gallant struggle up tho
Shy mock six lengths ahead OF Ambush. Time. 3:l4
THE FOURTH RACE
was q handicap s,eepccnase Tor purse of 5000. Of
which 500 to The second horse the usual
Five entered Tor this race, but only three started
These were +. Smythc's bay horse Waller, by Re-
dam <.f llnho MD l,-
u. Browns bay horse Coronet by Jonesboro, dam
Garland, aged, las los and J. G. X Lawrenccs chest
horse Resolutc, by Revolver dam Matte e. aged,
IL lbs Waller was the iavorlIe about 10 over
The field, Resolute second CHOICE the bookmaKers lay
ing i 10 against , n'n rs wn 70 n. against na
dag iell CorUnet second, Waller third. When
the horses reached the first hurdle, which was sta
TONED Dennd the judges stand ON lie fractional track,
Resoutc SIX lengths in front OF Coronet the lat
Ter about the same distance ahead of Waller The
after as he passed the hurdle knocked down.
kesoiute then showed the way into the north 1ed,
leading about eight lengths, Coronet second, SIX |
envt,s In front OF Waller ihey clrcIed around tho |
mort ID field jumping rail feuces, the latter be ng
BY both Coronet and Waller Our OF the field they
encountered the double hurdle, the .'nand-outer at
net second six lengths in front OF Waller They then
Jumped q rail- fence and circng around tue Geid,
ing the way by Jour lengths, Coronet dozen lengths
ahead oil Waller who did not seem 10 like the work he
was At Getting around tue south ned ana coming up
near the urong pole the horses jumped ran ience,
and then, coming on, had the hedge and water before
them in front OF the club house Residue led ono
length when he aghted on the sale side Of The water,
Coronet second, ten lengths aucad oil Waller, and
The people were completely puzzled At the way Mesny
was riding him. Some tar 10 express be-
cf tina. tho rider was not trying 10 win with the
horse. Alter leaving the water Resolute showed tho
way down the lane between tue fractional and regular
trucks Jumping a hurdle on the road. Then
be went across the track and over ditch
on the way to the picnic grounds, leading
Waller. Resoute led up the hill. over The stone wall
ana down and across the track into the north neld,
Waller twenty lengths behind Coronci. AS soon as
Waller crossed tho track into tho neld Meany put him
to the top OF his speed. and he ran Amazingly fast,
closing on The others as every ana At the double
Jump At the loot OF the biui ne was only hsf dozen
lengths behind Coronet, Resoute sui showing the
way Waller came near falling As no passed over the
second hurdle OF tho douole. Getting inlo the south
ne d, Waller closed the others iapidly, Resouio
leading over the raj! encc, Coronet second, Waller
on .alrd the ae S' waller s %as Close up ''ae
the Others and after taking the last hedge
and ditch ne even with them. AS the horses ran
out Of the field Waller Ia front, and he led on 10
the homestretcn Here he seemed TO give up as Coro-
net and Resolute beat h,m 10 the last hurdlewhlch
Lutte and Coronet jumped THIS together, and after
beautiful contest Coronet won the race by half a
The time oil the was 4 81. Ana this closed the
racing ut jerome Park until next October.
The following are the
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-ExTRA DAy-SATuRDAy,
JUNE 23-FIRsT RAcE-free Handicap sweepstakes for
eyear.oos; $50, hall forfeit with $500 added ny
Pierre Lorard the club give 800 to tho second
horse; horses having won a. stake at Jerome Park
excluded One mile and hail.
Starters
o. Bowels CHI. I. 0rioe. by Kinghshcr, dam My
Maryland ios los 6:..:.;i. 10 K;.s; imo,owaw
lVo iUs. .loayTcsI
G. L. LorIlard's CHI. G. kingsiano, by Narragansctt,
dam Maidstone, los los. .................ts mi'h)
Tune, 2:4454
SECOND
SAME DAY.-Free Hanucap ior purse OF 5000, the
gift Of g. l.. Lorillard entrance hve per cent to
with tho purse the club to give 500 TO the second
horse. Mile heats.
Starters
o. Bowels ch l. Mary, By Dickens, dam My
Maryland, years old, log lbs. -. holloway
A. Bclmonts b. Dauntess by Macaroui
dam Artess, years old, sS lbs. .(5ayresl 2
NJ. Donahuo. Jr. Is cn. q. Waco, by Narragan-
set dam Juheita, years old, l02
lbs. .................. (Donahue) Ar
j. q. X. Lawrenccs r. b. Risk, by Revolver,
dam Siren, years old, log lbs..... tSmith) 3ro.
TInIc. .lD IL lN--l .1Nll.