The New York herald., 1877-07-05

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NcGrath's bay hly Eliza Adams. by I.onslellow-
Saropr; W. Astors cnestnnt ny Pride OF Village,
cot Arrogance, Iy Ecpss--vansy. PRIDE Of the vi.
laac The favorlte, selling tor $780, Arrogance SJ5
Eliza Adams. so. The .,arl was capital ore, Eliza
Adams having the best OF H. Arrogance second, Pride
oil the Village third. moment after the nag fell,
Arrogance passed Eliza Adams and little further on
Pride OF the Village came 10 the front Al the three
quarter pole Prida OF tho Village showing the
length In front OF Arrogance. the latter two lengths
ahead OF Eliza Adams Pride OF the Village had moth
Ing afterward to do than she gaIioped easily up
the homesiretch, under pull, and passed under
The winner by three lengths Arrogance second,
thirty yards ahead OF Eliza Adams Time. 80 x
seccnda
TaE SECOND RACE
was selling for all ages; purse 5000; the
sold for 81 900; II entered to be soId Tor
SEQ, allowed lbs 5000 lO lbs any surplus over
one s 70 90 se ss
OF which came 10 The post. These were George L.
Lorlllard's bay colt Lounger, by Lesmington-Mun.
dane years old, o7 lbs. A. Beimonts chestnut colt
Old, % lbs. 5000; j. Il GiDnsy;s snes,nu. My in-
diana by keniueky-coiameia. years ola. 81 lbs
q. LongstaFs bay hlly Yorkshire Lass, by King of
Irumps-Rona, years old, lo3 lbs, 5000; Carr
CO. chestnut llly Ella wotten, by War Dance
Gcorgs Wood, years old, 1903 l6s $500; T. b.
W r. Davis chestnut colt kenuey, by Curles
nut colt King Bee by Hambursh. dam by j. G. Brock
enrioge years old, los lbs, s500 Yorkshire Lass
was gres. iayoste se'nng Tor saoo caracalla siso
brcakaways tho horses were sent oil very
terms and they came rafting up tho homestreich ut
stand Ella woten led % Two lengths, YORKSHIRE fsss
second, Indiana third, Busy Bee fourth. punger hth
the way around the upper turn and was TWO lengths
the ead at the quarter pole Indiana soeoad lonneer
Sixth Ella wotten led down tho backstrelch, not.
wthsIandins tho running was very good along that
straight side ana The horses were changing
i'Ai pole Ella wot,en was s,ll in n4''ro' rons
Lounger second, kcnncy third, Indiana ourth York
shro Lass iith, Caracalla SIXTH King Bee seventh
Going around tho lower turn Loungcr showed In 'front.'
Ella woien second, Kepney third, Indiana fourth, tho
Others close together for moment, but before they
reached the three.quar'er pole There many
changes. Az ,ha, pon Kennes was Ia front, Caracaila
others practically out OF The race Coming up the
homcsre ch Caracalia the front, unt, running
gamey along the by lengths, Kenney
seconi two lengths ahead OF Yorkshire Lass Kius
Bee fourth, Ella Nottsn lh Loungcr sixth, Indiana
seventh her girth having broksn on the lower turn
The time oi the mile aud quarter was 2I5, winch
was nothing TO brag of with pounds oil each horse
Csracaa was sold Tor seoo aud ss bought in by Hay.
was purse for 500; $50 to the second and $25 TO
Jour entrees comprising Carr Il Co. chestnut colt
Rife. by Asterold-Iargei, years old, 100 los H.
Roxana, . years Old, ia lbs j. e. Bethunc's bay
ecding Burgoo by imp hurrah-Emna Downing.
Jenier, BY Abd-eLKader-Ros years old, lis lbs
Chesapeake was the favorite selling Tor $3.50 Jeniler
4or ssi5 Burgoo fetching 500 Rifle vens withdrawn,
Jener of hrst, Burgoo second, Chesapeake third
but close together Going around the upper turn
Jener lcd three lengths, Chesapeake second,
two lengths ahead OF Bursoo Al the quarter
polo Jen,icr led two lengths Chesapeake
second, Two lengths In advance oil Burgoo who
traIng rhe horses very slow down The back
stretch all under pull aud they passed tho half
milo pole Jcniier was still leading two lcngths Chcsu-
peake second, three lengths IN advance OF Burtoo
The places oi the horses were unchanged around tho
lower turn, aud at the hree-quar,er pole Jenlfe led
one length, Chesapeake second tour lengths ahcad OF
Bursoo. Coming up the homestretch Jeniier opened
gap on the Others and ns he passed the judges stand
lnof tnran nnU Ihs.G. In fnnr
lengths IN front OF Burgoo. The positions OF the horses
were unchanged as they ran around the upper turn,
up the daylight between Limsci ana Jeni-
ter Burgoo three lengths behin'. The horses
the hali.mo pole they nose and tail,
Jenior leading, Chesapeake second, Burgoo third.
Leaving this point the real racing began and as they
passed on 10 the lower Turn Chesapeake went 10 the
front aud Burgoo moved up to Jen!ler Soon alter
ward Bursoo passed tho latter the OF Abd-cKader
having shot hts bolt When the horses passed the three
quarter pole Chesapeake and Burgoo head and
head, and the raco then lay between thesc two
excellent contest euuod tho got
straight work on the homestrctch, and alter very
exciting struggle Chesapeake won tho race by length
Burgoo ten cpghs In 'front.' OF Jenifer. Time, 3:s6it
The first mile was run In l:54s; the second In ok
THE FOURTH RACE
was hnrde handicap for purse Of $500, $50 to the
second and S25 10 the third horse mile heats over
| four hurdles; distancs hy yards. rhe starters wore
+. p. Green's chcstnu, gcldng Don Victor, by Bel
Lawrcnecs roam horse RISK, by Revolver years
old 132 lbs. Dr. Lynch's gray horse Derby by Eugene
"
Brothers chestnut gelding Weasel by Nara asansett
Maidstone, years old, 132 lbs Derby the tavor
ite selling at $loo while Risk brou ht se5 and the
Fusi Heat.--Derby was first away, Risk second
Don Victor third, Weasel fourth. Risk took the lead
at the lrst hurdle Derby second, Don Victor third,
brush fence Risk TOOK read of three lengths around
w%cn sa,oSsd
tho quarter POLE led three lengths Derby second
ten lengths advance Of Don Victor, Weasel toltng
| NJ mr.
stationed near the hali-mile pole, Risk and Derby
were close together but when they landed after their
! nne jumps, Il sk was quickest away by two engths
| Don Victor lar behind Vt this time. Derby and
Risk hnd close contest around the lower turn, but
they reached tho hurdle tho lower part OF tho
homcstreich. Risk had TWO lengths the best OF It, and
after getting over safely he came away IN good style
the heat by three lengths, Derby second Don
| Victor Just seventy nine yards away Weasel was
dstanced Time, l:541s
Second Heat Risk was great favorito u. 100 to 40
He took tho lead soon as the flag eIl DERBY second
Don Victor close up Al tho rst hurdle Risk led half
length, Derby second, Don Victor length behind
Going around the upper turn Risk and Derby raced
away from Victor, ani when tboy reached the quart or
pole whcrs the hurdle was static they were
six cnet tbs FROM him. RISK Lot one length over
this hurdle, Derby second hall dozen lengths IN
OF Don Victor the latter being entirely OF tho
race al this point The thIrd hurdle, the one the
haIi.mIc pole Risk ana Derby jumped at nearly tho
same time; but on landing Risk got away with two
lengths the best OF IL, aud having something ~ hand
his rider took pull him on the lower turn, allow
Ing Derby TO close with him. Gettng into the home
stretch Risk came away and leading three lengths
over TIC lOurtp uuIue, eaHopea homo VI 'hc
race by eight or ten lengths, Don Victor distanccd
Time 80.
Tho following are the
SUMMARIES.
MONMOUTH PARK 'IoNG BgASca--spRrxo MEETING
SECOND DAY, July !--FI,sr kAcE--Pursc $3.50, tor
two-yeuroIds $50 to second aud $50 to third horse
halt Z miIe.
Starters.
W. Astor's ch. f. Pride OF tho Village, by Austria
hHi-Doliy Carter. tFOrd)
+. Morris br. Arrogance By Ecipsc-vaDny
tiayersl
L. p McGra,h's b. I. Eliza Adams, by Longieow-
Sarong. ng......................... .tHentyD
rnc 052i4.
SECOND RACE.
SANE DAY.--Seng race Tor all ages; purse $500 ;
the be sold Tor 81 600; II entered TO be sod
ior $3.50, allowed lbs Tor $500 10 lbs any surplus
over stated selling price 10 10 70 second horse One
and quarter miles.
.Sfdrisr1
a. Belmont's ch c. Caraealia, by Kingnshcr-Ca-
milla, years old. S5U0, 02 lbs tBarrctD
u. 4. 4 ". Il uuyls, ch G. KnnneY. by CurIos. dnIn