The New York herald., 1877-07-11


the day was . hurdle race at mile heats ever four
hurdles in each heat, and this was won by Mr. Law
rences horse Risk in grand style, running the
last mile In 1:52x, with 14s lbs ON his back.
Mr. Browns Coronst started In this race but before be
furiong be tripped and fell, njurng his jockey
considerably. Taken ss whole. tho rncing yesterday
was very satisfactory and the best horse each
contest. This closed the first summer meeting at
The following arc the details OF the running yesscr-
day:-
for purse oil $780, Tor -olds $50 to the
horse the distance three quarters OF u mile.
There were three starters comprising William Astors
chestnut Oily Pride OF the Village, by imp. Aus,ra-
gance, by imp Eclipss-vanlty, ITO Ibs., and H. p.
McGrash's bay hily Eliza Adams, by Lonsellow-
100 to 10 the Held. The start good one,
Arrogance having his head In front, Pride OF Vii
lase second aud Eliza Adams third, close up. fhs
tho hall mile pole, and when they passed that point
Arrogance led by a neck, Pride Of the vIl.
Adams They Tapped each other in the
order around the lower turn and they passed
tho threc-quarter pole Arrogance led one cngh Pride
Of the Village second. neck and shoulders advance
OF Eliza Adams. As soon as tho colt and lllics got
INTO the stretch Arrogance took the out
side, Pride of the Village the middle OF tho and
Eliza Adams the inside Pride Ut the Village gallopcd
away from the others In short tme came home
winner by six lengths, second lengths
ahead OF Eliza Adams Tho time was :22i4, which
was very good on the heavy track Pride OF the WI.
much like her brother 10 Daniels did when no was her
age. 't
was for purse o $780, $50 TO tho second horse;
mile and eehtn TINS had nine starters, CON-
Cnden-- Chamade, 4 years old, llS bs.; james A.
Grinsteads bay colt siettle, BY Aelbourne Jr-A!um-
ding Waco, by arraganset-Julielta years old, lis
lbs j. e. Gibneys chestnut hily Love Chase by imp.
y wslsn 1 years oS a. l1s lss
dam by Red Eye, years Old, lis lbs .. Bowic's bay
niy Catacazy, by mp Eclipse. dam Katie, years
by Kentucky--imp. Pussy, 81 lbs a. Bclmonts imp.
bay lilly Dauntess. by Macaroqi- Artess, years old,
113 lbs. A. ID. Browns bay colt Problem by Piinco,
by imp Australian, years old, l1slos Daunless
sold Tor s175. Mette, $40; orloe, $50; Kenny, S6o
Kenny second Metle third, Waco fourth, Problem
Nth; the others IN bunch AS the horses came 10
second. Kenny third Waco fourth. Cuacazy fifth
Metuo sixth, Orolc seventh, Dauntless eighth, Love
Chase ninth There were very few changes OF places in
gong around the upper turn but tho horses all got
closer together thero being daylight visible between
them as they passed .he quarter poe Chamos leading
halt length, Problem second with his head In front
OF Orole, tho latter head In advance OF Kenny. then
Daunticss and aette. who were head ard head the
others tapped Que on tho othcr Chamois was irst at
Tho halt mile pole Problem second Orole thrv, Mette
fourth Kenny llth the others beginning to sepa-
tSra Chamos s.i The way Kenny also moved
up he approached tho three quarter pole, and
Mctte fell back the company being TOO good for him.
AS the horses entered the homestretch ChamOis
still 'front.' but Dauuticss was at that tic,e making
II very uncomfortable: tor the other, and before
Chamos reached the furlong pole the lattor was in
front. and, coming away sharply, won the race by
tour lengths, Chamos second, half length ahead OF
Kenny, tho latter four lengths In advance OF Or0e,
who was six lengths ahead OF Problem, Waco sixth,
Mettle seventh, Love Chase eighth, Catacazy ninth
T'me' 2:oSh Dr., u,,. .
for purse OF $500 Tor beaten horses only, usual
allowances, mile heats Fer THIS race there were Jour
600, by mp Hurrah--Emma Downing, years old,
LOG lbs. W; r. Babcock's chestnut horse Egyp,,
k, 1asv ntp niH
ster-inversnad. years old, % lbs, and T. b. 4 W.
years old, los lbs. Romncy the iavorite, selling
$3.50; Burgoo, 1925; Egypt, s9a Braemcr was not
FIRST Heat.~AIter a good deal oi Sharp practice on
the part OF the jockeys for the send of Egypt got
away best! Burgoo second, Braemcr third Romney
the way, Bureoo second, Bruemer third, Romney
bringing up tho rear. Braemer then made dash,
and he passed the quarterpole he had his head III
a length behind. Going down the oackstre.ch Egypt
tho hainilc polo; BuIgoo second, neck in advance
OF Braemer, tho latter length ahead OF
s%e1 SS@e EsD Ds 1n sas n. Ss ses 'ss Ss
a length tho threc-quarter pole, Romney second,
the latter having run very rapidly around the turn
Burgoo third, Braemer having dropped behind
from natural causes. -Komney soon he got into
the h0mestretch went TO the 'front.' and gnlopcd 70
the judges stand winner by length Egypt second,
ten lengths In front OF Burgoo, VINO was two lengths
Second HeaL-Romney was the favorile the
field ut 100 to 20 Braemcr was withdrawn account
around the upper turn, Egypt second with Romney at
hts tanks. Burgoo kept In front around the
upper turn, ana At the S quarter pole was s''ll
length ahead Of Egypt Going down the backstretch
Burgoo kept the gap open Egypt falling back A.
best OF It, komnoy Aecond, four lengths ahead of
Egypt. Going around the lower turn Romney went
up aud challenged Burgoo, ana thoy into tho
homestrctch head aud head, eight lengths advance
OF Egypt. Burgoo and Romney raced neck and neck
until they we're inside the distance dag, when Burgoo
having the best OF it, Hughes prudeniy pulled Rom.
ney up Burgoo Won the heat by Two lengths Egypt
was distanced. Time OF the heat, l:47x.
Third Hedt--Burgoo was the favoriLc at two 10
He was quickest IN getting away, aud led nearly
length around tho upper turn to the quarter pole.
There daylight bctweon him aud Romncy down
tho backstrctch, they passed the half polo
they and tall Burgoo leading On the lower
lanks oil Burgoo could stay there tho little
Hurrah gcldng shook him oil when they got into tho
homestretch, and coming away won by longtn and
half Time, 1:49's.
rup FOURTH RAcE
hurdle handicap; purse $500; $50 TO second
and $25 third horse; mile heats, hurdles
three start There were iour for
this ovcnt, comprising A. d. Browns bay horse
Coronct by Observation-Disclosures, aged, $50 lbs. Dr.
Lynch's gray horse Derby, by Eugene--Kate Sow
crcgn, years old, las los. Maguirc Bros chestnut
gcdng Weasel, by Narrag Maid stone, years
Siren, years old, 14S los. Derby was the av0rte,
selling for $500, Risk $780, Coronet sos and Weasel
First Heat.--wease first away, Derby second,
Coronst thrd, Risk tosrth. When the horses passed
over tho first hurdle Weasel showed the road to tho
Others, Coronct second, Derby third Risk fourth
Dciby knocked section OF the hurdle down Gong
around tho turn front oi tho club house Coronet
seen to stumble. then fall and throw his rider
under him. Hyland was badly, but not dangerously,
hurt. THIS man has been most unfortunate The
horse ran after the others all the way around the
track. jumping the hurdles and evidently trying
TO beat DERBY. IN tho race AT the second
rst engh ahead OF Risk, tho latter ten
lengths IN front OF Derby. Running down tho back
Risk shut up the daylight at tho third hur
die halt mile pole Weasel attempted TO bolt
He got The hurdle one longth ahead OF Risk,
Kept front until the hurdle the loot of
the homestrech. Here Weasel ovcrtakcn by Risk,
and lhc latter, coming good style. the heat
by lengths, Weasel ten lengths In front Derby.
Time, I:5jls. Corouet was distanced us matter Of
course, account OF his laIl.
Second Heat --Rsk then the iav vOrite over tho
field ut 100 10 A. Derby first away, Gancy. having