The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Reeds bay horse Waller, BY Hurrah-9ueen Of Clubs.
years OLD. $50 lbs; P. Nolan's bay gelding
Desdhead, by Julius-Leisurs, years old l54 ibs.;
syrep, years old l40 lbs John McGuire's chestnut
horse New York, BY Plapet-Hester, years old, l33
Is sIsss o s and az Dss
Brothsrs' chestnut geidins Dandy, by 0ysterman.
Jr,--Bet Arlington, years old. lis lbs. Waller was
against Dsadhead, 8 10 against Risk, to
1 each against FrederIcktown and Dandy,
even start from the lower end OF tho frac-
tional track, Risk leading, Fredericktown second.
Dandy third. deadhead fourth, New York hith. Waller
sixth. Tho hrst i'm ipedinent WAS double Jump--"an
in aud outerat the foot OF the blum. Risk was over
nrst, Fredericktown second, Dandy third. Deadhead
fourth, New York 1h, Waller SIXTH The horses then
turned INTO the south Held, which rcscmblcd lake
than racing ground, as about haiio u was COW
cred VITA water ~ many places quite deep and ;. was
they were hidden by the water, which covered them.
The first jump in this fed was over rail fence,
Dandy leading, Deadhead second, Fredericktown
third RISK fourth, New York lfth. Waller sixth.
Leaving the wheeled 10 the right aud had
tn lrd Jump, which was hedge and ditch, The horses
got ovor this pretty safely, but when tncy wheeled
again % tho Lett and ran toward the Lower turn
over Tho hedge could be seen, but where they wero
to land and what in they could not toll Deadhead
was rst aver all clear thesnext was New York, sale.
but Fredericktown anu Dandy fell, and Waller came
near tumbipg them. The horses were not hurt,
nor were the Jockeys, but they we'll drenchcd.
On came the horses that got over safely, Dead
head leading 10 the rail- near the thrcequarter polo,
and aI another rail fence. At the urlong pole, Dead
head was still showing the why. Tho next was tho
jump over the hedge and water IN front OF the grand
stand and club house. Deadhcad led four lengths,
Risk second four lengths front Of New York, who
was two lengths ahead Of Waller. Tho horses then
passed down the lane between the fractional ana the
regular course. and jumped over hurdle on tho
way aud then out Of the course and over the oitch
In the outside field leading to the picnic grounds
Deadhcad Leading ongth, Risk second three lengths
In front OF Waller wnc was four lengths In advance Of
New York. Tho horses then ran up the hill 10 tho
wall on tho top Of y, Desansad M s.lil lead. lead.
ing, Risk second, Waller third New YORK
fourth The horses then down the rocks and ran
into the north held. where was stone wall toppei
with earth Doadhcao jumped II prcltily, waller sec
ond bur he hit tho earth he passed over, Risk third
New York fourth. The horses then ran out OF tho
Held tho double jump at the loot OF the cui Dead
York close up. Then they dashed into tho south 1eld
and the water again and jumped tho rail lence ana
laborcd through the water 10 inc rs hodge and
ond, four lengths ahead OF RISK, New YORK iourln
Turning the loft and running around the lower end
where Fredcrickiowu and Dandy disappeared
before 10 tho water Deadhead lod over
SAFELY four lengths Ia front Waller fell as
as he was over, ard that was the last Of him. Risk
got safely, and so did New ork, and they MADE
pter DeaJhead fast as possible The latter was four
In when he ran out OF the field on 10 the
euular track and IL seemed almost v certainty then
Tor him 10 win. New York, however. passed Risk on
hurdle which was stationed at the furiong pole and
the horses jumped over the hurdle At the same mo-
mont. Then dasning race .s% ensuea 70 tne Julses
427L; New York second, i've lengths ahead OF Risk.
The following are the
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-FiBrH DAY OF THE FALL
MEETING AT JEROME PAnK-rUEsDAY, Oct s-FiRsr
RAcE.-swoeps!akes Of $2o sach. play Or pay. witn
the stakes muidens years old or less, allowed
lbs il or moro 10 los. One mile.
Starters.
E, v. suediker's ch. c. Cuba, by Ledmington-
Ratan, years OLD, los lbs .tDonahue)
J. E Brewster Co.'s blk C. vlrginius, py Virgil
Carr S Cas- U.s. b. & vicsroy, by Girsy-sis.er %
Rurc-4 years old. lis l6s.. ;tAushes)
Dama, s years old III lbs. $3.50. .(SparlnD
John II. Aaroeck, Jr's. D c. Bertram, by Ken.
tucky- -Bernice. : years Old lis ibs.. taayward)
+. smythss b. m. Explosion, By Hampton Court
R. sDI r. Pr,nas's ssI sr Aroy, BY rnanaere-Casis
way years old, 102 lbs. ..... .lBarreul
D. McDanei's ch. Sister or Mercy. by War
Dance-Sister OF Charity years old, lis los...
.tclars)
Time. 1:4sk.
SANE DAy-Pursc 5000. OF winch $780, with the en-
trance money TO the second horse; msidons allowed
6 lbs Two milea
D. McDaniels ch. c. s. james, BY yLexington-Ban-
Thomas W Doswss ., .5 ?. "a ,4'sorine oy Aoa,oi
A. scmonrs D Dauntcss BY Macaronl.,,Artless,
years ola 10 a.,,::.: !: ;asywardl
George Longstans b. b. Shylock, by Lexington
Edith, aged l26 lbs...................( lbs .(B rbee)
l. Hart's b. c. Henry Owens, by Gilroy-Estclle 4
T,r,e-s:49h.
THIRD RACK.
SANE DAy.-Purse Si00 for two-year-olds; beaten
maidcns allowed lbs.; winners OF $500 10 carry
lbs OF 81, ,OuO lbs. Of 81 oo0 lbs. extra Yhree
quarters Of u mile.
Starters
Black Slave, l02 lbs. Hughes) /
+. sinythes ch. c. DanichcG, by GIenelg- Salina
l65 lbs.... (Donahue)
p. Loriiard's b. c. Garrick, by Lexington-lnvcr-
D. McDan,el's b. I. Fuslladc. by War Dance-Fly,
Time, l23
FOURTH RACE
SAME DAY-HandicAp Steeplochase Purse $500, OF
which 500 to the second horse. Entrance irce
or no race. Amy number o horses may be enterod by
tho same owner. About two aud quarter miles,
starting the point for starting races Of three
crs OF milc running south and finishing as usual In
steeplechascA
p. Noan's b. g. Doadhcad, by Juius-Leisure,
years old, 1b4 lbs. (Nolan)
John McGuire's ch. h. New York, by Pianei-Hes-
ter, years old lss los. .tMetcaii)
J. G.. X. Lawrence's 7. b. Risk, by Revolver
Charles Reeds b. h. Waller by Hurrah-Queen OF
Clubs, years old, loo lbs. (Maney)
George Ayres' b. {. Fredericktown, by Pat Malloy-
Kate Leonard, 4 years old, l33 ibst tFitzsimmons)
Daley Brothers' ch z. Dandy, by 0ystcrman. Jr.-
Bot Arlington, years old, lis lbs .(McLaughln) o
Time, 4;27!s
Tho sixth day OF the meeting will be tomorrow,
October IL, whom four races viii be run