The New York herald., 1877-07-08

from start to finish. The touts openly gave the
sipn 10 their friends back Deadnead and one
went so Tar as 70 give his reasons. saying they had
GU racc track, aud gentlemen owning hors, would
well none OF them get their stables.
Many Of them are also IN the habit ot coming up 10
gentlemen aud volunteering Information as to the
probable winners, In most lnstan giving different
horse TO each person. SO that they certain 10 Oh
tain percentages from the Winning OF one while
their other clients go home sadder and wiser men.
THE RACING
The track In capital order yesterday, and the
weather being favorable for tho sport excelop running
was the result Each and every was, to use
fash phrase, "a stunner." The iavoritos 'no-
where" except in the last race, and that was,
doubt arranged ''up queer street." an English
bookmaker ls apt to remark when he hnds himself
beaten IN q put up job." The racing throughout
was unexceptionaby good the lrst contest beng won
by Mr. Beimouts imported nlly Dauntess IN two
straight heats in very good time. The second
was the event o the day the iavorcs belonged 10
Two brothers, the other lilies the racs
sdered ol no account George Lorilard owned Idala,
and Pierre Lorard was the owner OF Zoo Zoo two Of
The finest three-year-oid hihes III the coup-
try, ana Tue owner oil each. thinking his he BEST
willing to back his favorte; and these gentlemen
dld back their nes in several bets uat they mad up
1000 each on the result Ten thousand dollars were
enung between two Drotherson their respective three
year-o,d hlIies, Idaiia ard Zoo Zoo Pierre Loriard
owned iGaa year ago, but beievng ner too small
for brood mare. not thpkibg TOO much Of her
racing mug swappcd, VITA his brother George, ldaa
or Oloaser, the atter Tor brood mare, he did not
believe that dalia could win over distance oi ground
Last year Idaa- won two good races beating led OF
niue for the Juvenile Stakes at jerome
pranch She lost tlreo races aierward
ana hence the Willingness OF 7. LorIIiard to swap her
or Olcaster, the brood mare. During the wAnter, ut
lslip the little Gioneg niiy 'that over
nan mile oil ground" thickencd ana grew and when
spring tor tho Cnesapeake Stakes was, Mr.
Svmerindyke would say, INT ~ run iUr q kings ran
SOM she won easily, beating Thomas " Dosweli,s
lauf plnu "A {n
Orloe api I. Lori ard's Oieastcr, the ly that she
hau been swopped ior On the 6tn day oil last month,
AZ jerome Paris, luaia ana Zoo Zoo met IN the Mary
aud slakcs with eisut others, and after hnely
u milo Zoo Zuo Won. beating ua.ia length, Sus
quenanna being ihird. Pierre was pleased VITA tho
result Of the race doubt, but he considered
thai the result could MT be otherwise without an
cldent, dd he think Zoo Zoo was tue superior
OF ldaia a nas. But when Iaulia met Zoo Zoo
und Odrn Bowels Urole at jerome Park spring Meet
ing Tor tue Ladies' stakes Sue easily that
on.y her but many Others supposed her the best
tnrec-yeai-oa lilly IN America hence the great odds
IN hcr favor yesterday az the Branch. great many
OF tue losers wiO attribute defeat 70 her pranks
before the star, would DO Wiling o back ner again
should tho orotners Lornlard wish to run them u
match alone or ihey each tipnk they have the fastest
GU. this continent, and would ''go bone Or two'
ssanst any h.ly anywhere else. We lnnk
that Pierre has just the best In speed and
temper IN Zoo Zoo, and beat ldalA
any that be made between them.
Tie til ri event had eleven starters Tor u dash OF
three-quarlers OF II m,lc aud eleven clippers
The post TO try conclusions. The start bad one
ana III. result was Unsatisfactory Tho closing event
oil the day two-mie dash over eight hurdles ny
fvo OF the best jumpers in America The best horsc
however did uot but the winners Tho lavorts
were satshed the hackers of the best horse were dis
satisfied, and so the day ended
Tho following ure the detal OF the runnipg:-
Tor purse OF $500, 500 second horsc mile
heats There eignt entries Tor this event,
chestnut colt Jeuiisr by lKader--Rosa, years
old, carrying us Ibs.; M. A Littes chestnut morse
Feilo" craft, ny AustI IalanAsrots aged l24 lbs; A.
BemonIs bay ny Daunticss, by Maearonl--Artiess, 4
years old, ll3 lbs. NJ Byrnes' chestnut colt KING Bec
by Hamburg, dam by j. y. breckenridge, years vlu
lls lbs; j. o. Betnune's by seidipg Burgoo, by Hur
ruh-Emma Downing, years Old l2l BIS H. r. Nc
Grahs bay horse Chesapeake by Lexington-Roxana,
years cd, Ia lbs 4. b. 4 ". r. Davis chestnut
cot Romncy, by Cures--po, years old, llS lbs
Chesapeake Was the iavoritc, selling the POOL
Sspossa H sf sou sutS s s $685.
First Heat.-Romney was away irst King Bee
ona Dauntless tnira, Chrsapeake fourin FciIowcrat
filth, Jcniier sixth, Burgoo seventh, all pretty well to-
gether The horses rapiuy the upper turn,
Romney a. King Bee having struggle 70 themselves
the quarter pole King Bee cd neck, Romney second,
ieng in front ol Fellowcra:t, Dauntess fourth,
ing aown the bacxslrecn K,ng Bee still x,pt MS heal
IN 'front.' OF komney, with Dauntiess aud Fellowcrait
running close up ana side, hesapeake hh under
pun, Jenl!er sixth and Bursoo seventh Going
around the lower turn The Horses closed
up and wnen they passed the three-quarter pole
kUmney, KING Bee and Felowcraft were parallel, with
Dauntess Chesapeake aud Burgoo close their
heels; Jenitcr ana KING Bee iailn back. A line run
~ the homcstrech terminated Win beautiful hhish,
with DauntIess hrst, neck IN front Of Romney, the
latter neck ahead VI Fe,lowcrati, who WAS Two
leug,ns IN advance OF Chesapeake, Burgoo ah, King
Bee sixth, Jenller OF me hcat i:48s..
Second Heu.-fhe betting now wus.-Dauptess
Sllo, Chesapeake, 500; nod, $50. Rolnney was
away with tue lead, Burgoo second, King Bee third,
Daunllcss Iourh FeIiowcraft nth, Cnesapeake sixh
Jen'ier seventh. When the horses reacncd the
quarter pole Romney was leading u neck, Burg0o
second, hall alensth ahoad OF Fetowcrait Dauutless
iourtn, Chesapeake hiIh, King Bee sixth, Jeniier
seventh. he horses raced thtir best down tho back
stretch, and AZ the ha,i-mile pole Romney stl
had ms hose in front, Burgoo second. Chesapeake
SIKH, Juniter ueiore. koinncy front alI
around ihc iower turu. Burgoo second. Chesapenkc
third, Feiiowcrait fourth, Dsuntsss lith, King Bee
and Jsniier o. the race Getting into the home.
stretch Hayward brought nauntess along NJ tremen
dous pace anu she cut do~n the iour IN ont oi ner
with tue greatest case passing uncer the wrsa win
ner by tnree-quar,ers Of a lengtn. Romney SECOND,
anout the Same distance ahead vi Chcsapeake, -Four
lengths away was Bursoo. Feiowcraft III b. Busy bee
s,xln, Jenier seventh. fima ol the neat 46tl.
THE SECOND RACE
tho Monmouth Oaks STAKES, Value 800, added 10
sweepstakes 500 eucn, play or pay, Tor lilies,
tolls ol 1874; the second ~ receive $3.50 aud Tie
third horse 500 out oi the stakes; the distance ono
mlie aua haii lherc were tbTty -nnc nom n,tols,
hyc ol which came 10 the post These wore George
|. Lorard's bay lilly ldaiia, by aiencig-Icm; P.
w. Cot;rell's BAY nly Aunt Eeiscy, by Long,siow-
Lilly Ward; Carr 90 . DAY niy Juno, BY Asteroid-
Lex,n nston--Canary Bird. Idaia was The avorite,
selling IN the pools Tor S0oJ, Zoo Zoo $3.50, Aunt
betsey Sd5 and tue held $40 ldaila behaved very
badly before starting, trettUg until she nearly
hapsied iact she whipped herself before s,sried
Wpon lbe dag ieil zo' Zoo was IN iron Aunt Be,sey
second Mss Eqssett ,nrd Idulia fourth Juno Dilh.
Gong around tne l1wer turn Miss sseti the
trout Idalla taxing second place, Aunt Bet third
Zoo Zoo ousth, juno lar behnd, she bcps very glow
u getting away. Idali. ran away wnen sue cane INTO
lie and she passed. the leading two
esgtDs ~ front p Mise b.ssot iatrr ELK lengths
aLelg o Zoo Zoo the latter two lengths front OF
Belsey, VINO was six lengths advance OF Juno.
Aun. & -"und me turn lilo horses sharpened their
pace and s' % 1ns Il, 'ss ee,r secasa p,e
,,,n ,,c,,,s IN tro,,t Of Zoo tag laIor hai. ensIh
unoad vi Aunt Detscy, Juno Tar a. So, saooaa
mile pole da.d leI ndt langtn, Mss Bas. 49,.
huif len ahead OF Zoo Z,v, tue latter two en -
IN ddvanci oI Aunt Iscy. Cong around t,c
lower lurn ldalia bean % quit, AS she had, first
with her unruiy Capcr- anu then hcf
run away tnc h,st naii mile, pumped neurly
out. Miss Bassett aud LooZvo pssscd her OcioIe shc
reached ne three -quari,r pole. When the niles came
nto The Zoo Zoo leading haif iength,
MIS- l5usse scco d, ldaa thrd. fsescy iour,h,
but ali ;Usctncr. Getting INTO the honestretcn
Zoo Zoo away from tbe others, and gaopng
tic stnnd won rncc uN Leiglns AnmL