The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-18

OF mile proved another easy victory for Pride Of tho
Village beating Arrogance and Eliza Adams, and Mr..
Pierre LoriIlard was successful Ia the West End
Hotel Stake as his oily Zoo-Zoo proved
herself TO DO quite a. good as they
ever expected, running the mile and thrcs-quar
ters through the mud, wish liz lbA up, In 3:ls.
Aunt Bctscy pretty good second The last event
on the programme, handicap dash Of mile and a
quarter Tor all agssproved very interesting event.
and succeeded in ecting the first genuine shout Of
victory That tho winners have raised this meeting
Hattie Il. was a really good outsider, aud PAID her
hackers pretty we'll
was for purse OF $500, selling race, with tho usual
allowances the distance one mile and an eighth
There three entries for this race, comprising u
Of $ Day years old To no sold for $780,
lbs. W. X. Babcock's chestnut horse Egypt. by
rIanet-Lady Barry years Old 70 DC sold ior 300
ney, by Curlcs, Red Eye, te DO sold for $780,
los lbs. Yorkshire Lass was the iavorite, selling for
first away good start, Egypt second, Kenney third
When the horses up TO the judges stand Egypt
haa the h Sssi IN 'front.' Of Hsaucy cams
around tho upper turn Egypt showed :ss
quarter the niiy and Kenney running head and head.
Egyp: kept the lead down the backslretch TO the
PRISE Of the hackers OF the other two and he appeared
to be running strong that the bacxers OF Yorkshire
alarmed and fears were loudly expressed III all
directions that she would never be able to catch Egypt
second, neck in advance OF Yorkshire Lass. When
the horses reached the lower turn the race seemed
more favorable Tor the y and konney, rs they closed
up Egypts saddcgrths, and tho hackers OF the ny
felt comfortable unit tho horses wcrc we'll in The
honestrctch At tho three quarter pole Egypt led a
length Yorkshire Lass second, KcnDcy close up, bu:
getting she whip ut every stride frcta Hughes. The
horses came on the lilly appearing good place unt.l
Iust before reaching the iurIong pole Evans called on
her she could not respond TO the and
alter struggle homo between nor and Kenpey
they made u dead heat tor second place. Egypt won
by two lengths in 20l 4 IN the easiest manner
possible This was terrible hoorcr Cor the talent
ofuv
The Paris muiuals paid SOL 10 Egypt the highest
amount paid on any race during tho meeting up to
that time
WAS for purse OF $780, tor twoyearolds $75 TO the
second aad s2' to the third horse the distance enc mile
Three TO the post These were H. y. Mctiralh's
bay ally Eliza Adams by LongelIow- Sarong, carry
ing l07 lbs William Astors chestnut lilly Pride Of the
l na.''s, and Morris oas coli Arrogance by
Eclu sc--vanity, 10 lbs Pride Of the VII
Iage was great iavorito over the field, 500
to $40 being the last pools sold. Aftcr two break
Always from Arrogance the flag fell TO a very even
start Eza Adams soon went 70 the front, Arrogance
second, Pride OF Tho Village bringing up the rear
Eliza showed the way around the upper and
cnghs in front at the quarter pole, Pride OF the
Village second, half length ahead OF Arrogance.
Gong down tho backstrctch they were length
apart in the order just gwen. AS the youngsters
passed the half mile polo Eliza Adams led by head
Pride OF The Village hall length IN advance Of AFRO
gance Going around the lower turn Arrogance
the front and Eliza Adams retired the At tho
three quarter pole Arrogance led by head, Pride OF
Village second two lengths Ia front Of Eliza From
there to the finish there was no race Pridc OF the
Village burst away from the others after getting into
straight work and gallopod homo an easy winner by
six lengths Arrogance second four lengths ahead of
Eliza Adams. Time of the mile, l:54X.
THIRD RACE
was the West End Hotel Stakes, renewal OF tho Mon
mouth Oaks Stakes value 81 100, added 10 sweop-
stakes OF $50 EACH play pay, for lilies ioals 1874
the winner OF the Monmouth Oaks Stakes to carry 5
lbs. extra; the second horse TO receive $500 and
ihrd 100 out Of the stakes the distance milo
and three quarters. For this eyont there thirty
six nominations three only OF which number came to
pos. These we're i. Lorard's bay ny 100000. by
Observation-Disclosures, carrying liz lbs, which was 8
lbs. extra winning the Monmouth Oaks stakes G.
l.. Loriilards bay hlly Orioa, by kentucky.
Pussy, lo7 lbs W.. Cottrps bay lilly Aunt
Betsey by I.ongfeow--Lilly Ward, l07 lbs.
Zoo-zoo was the favoritc over the field
$780, Aunt Betscy Sl7 and Uriva $40. The horses
we're started delugIng rain, Aunt Bctsey taking
the lead Orioa second ZooXoo bringing up the
They passed The half-me pole IN ths way. When
they got to The lower turn Aunt Bctsey led neck,
orola second two lengths. in front OF Zvo-Zoo. Tho
FLIES passed the three quarter pole this der, and
running up tho quarter through tho susb, they got
close together and passed under tho wire ~ the stand
a neck apart, Aunt Betsoy first, ZooZoo second,
Oroa third. Aunt Bctsey showed Tho way around the
upper turn, Zoo-Zoo being second, Orioa third and
the three still tapped At tho quarter pole Aunt
a length in front OF Orola Tho latter, after
leaving here, ran to the front and showed
the way tho backstretch. Tho lilies making
nc IN I'D fly this time AZ tho half milo pole Oroll
two lengths. As the 1lllos ran into the lower turn
ZooZoo went to the front and led length all the way
10 the three quarter pole, Orioa second, length
in front OF Aunt Betscy Getting into straight
won the race by Two lengths, Aunt Betsey second,
eight lengths advance OF Orioa, who was takcn In
hand " hen her. chances out. Tme 3:lS. The
value OF tho stakes was S2,S0l