The New York herald., 1877-10-12

easy Tho latter struggled up tho homestretch while
Tom seemed to be running well within himself, and
he came home a winner OF the race by two lengths
IN I'D The last mile was run IN ASH.
rHE RACE
was for purse OF $500, for hree-year ods. beaten
maidens allowed lUs. winners during the year OF
single OF the value OF $500 to carry lbs OF
$1,000. o lbs; OF $4,000. lbs extra. 0ue mile and
quarter. Entered Ior this race were W Drcnnon's y
chestnut colt Piper HeidsiecR, by Revolver-Regards
lis lbs. A. Belmon,s brown nly Miueola. by Leam-
ington-Maiden, ll5 los George Longstaa's bay cot
w. Higgins, by Pat Malloy-Ycilowblrd, lls lbs /;
f. A. Ciabaugh's chestnut colt Kngsiand, BY Nara.
gansettIMaldstone, us lbs D. McDanel's bay flly
W. Sears brown colt by Loxng n--!nvercauId, lI3
lbs. Dwyer Brothers bay colt Vermont, by Virgil
Bloncel, by Bonnie Scotiand--Beua, ll6 os Mineola
was tho iavorile. with to l against her.
hauy HSaa 10 tondsi sine, 20 Knss'
Sears colt TO !, vc mont soars colt was frst
away. Piper Heidseck second, Lady Salyers third,
w /. Higgins fourth, Vermont MIN. then Mineoln
Bondell and Kingsand eighth, FAR behind. Tho young
dashed rapidly up the heavy gong OF the quarter
stretch changing places with rapidly or kaic-
dosc0pe, and as they passed under The wire at tho
judges stand Vermont was leading by length sears
colt second Piper Heidsicck tnird Mineola fourth,
seventh Kingsiand severni lengths behind bong en-
tirey out OF the race Sears colt and Vermont ran in
BondeiI third, AineoIa. fourth, Higgins nth,
Lady salyers sixth, Piper Hedseck seventh,
Kingsland eighth; Tho horses passed around
close together that there was no day
light between any of them. Sears Colt passed out OF
sight around hill rs having his head in front of
Vermont just as he disappeared around the hi vor-
second halt length ahead OF Bondeil, Mincola
fourth, Lady Saiyers ltih. When they came in sight
Vermont led by head, Dondeli second, hall length
In front OF Lady Saiyers, Mneoa and Scars' colt
fourth and 1fth, who were PARALLEL the others few
l0nghs behind, practically out ol tho race. Al tho
three-quaror poIo Vermont led by q head, Blondcll
sccond, halt length IN advance oi Lady Salyers, Min
cola fourth. When the horses got squaroly into tho
homestrctch most determined struggle cnsucd
which was continued to The end Lady Salycrs winning
the by hall length, Vermont second, half a
length in front OF Mneoa, tho latter length IL ad-
vance Of Blondell, Sears colt nth W. l. Higgins
sixth, Piper Hedseck seventh Kingsland eighth, tho
latter never having been in the race from the time
flag fell Time, 2:lS
THE FOURTH RACE
FOR purse OF 5000 the winner to be sold at
ton Horses entered TO be sold for - 900 TO carry
weight for age; Tor ST. 500 allowed lbs Tor ST. 000
lbs for 5000, IL lbs; Tor $500. IL los. on. mile
and three quarters There were eight entries tor this
event. Of which came TO tho post. These were
g. l.. Lorillard's brown colt Ambush, by Australian
Dolly Morgan, years Old to DO sold ior 00O carry
ing III lbs. L. Hart's bay colt Henry Owens, by Gil.
roy-Estelle years olo. $500, lol ibs. Thomas W.
Doswops chestnut colt Rappahannock, by King Lear
Fanny Washington, years old, $500, LOG lbs James
Bonnie Doou yoars old, $500, lo3 lbs Carr 4 Co..
bay colt vlceroy, by Groy OF kuric, ST. 600
by Asteroid--scho,lsche, years old, $1,000, 81 lbs
and Il. Gillespics chestnut gelding kburn. by Ring
master-0ntario, yours old. $500, LOG los Kilburn
the iavorile, he being offered at to against him,
3to against barker, to against Vceroy, s 20
against Hattie f., 10 TO against Henry Ovens to
against Ambush and 4 TO l against Rappahannock,
Henry owens Jumped on with the lead Kllburn SEQ.
ond, Rappaharnock third, Vlceroy fourth Hattie 4.
Nth, Mujor Barker sixth, Ambush seventh. They ran
OF sight Henry Owens showed the way, Hattie y.
second Kilburn third, vceroy fourth, Rappahannock
husos ns ou OF yov n1
seconds. Henry Owens was halt length ahead OF
Hattie f., the latter bali length in front
advance OF yiccroy, with Major Barker Tapped ON
him, Ambush bringing up the rear. At the three.
quarter pole without having changed their positions
they closer togelher-so close ossibc lor
them TO be running with safety. They ratified up tho
homcstretcn at good pace, aud as they passed under
length, Hattie +. second, half length in front OF
Rappahannock, the lat er half length advance OF
Major Barker, Kiiburn nth, Ambush sixth, Viceroy
seventh, he having ial len back the homestretch
from some cause unex slancd Going away from there
around the upper turn Rappahannock cut loose, ana
the outside ran TO the iroGt having his head In the
lead at tho quarter pole, Hattie u. second, Ambush
third. Henry owens fourth and rapidly retiring Kill
burn NTH Vceroy sixth Major Barker SEVENTH Ran.
pahannock led the loot OF the blul haItio T.
second, Vccroy third he having ron very last around
tho turn this place, and ho went around tho hill
Ike racchorse, MAJOR Barker fourth tho
horses passed away around the nil out OF sight, Kill
burn nth, Ambush sixth, Henry Owens seventh.
When the horses showed themselves again they were
entering tho lower turn and Vccroy was showing trc
way by length, Hattie second, Major Barker third,
kilburn fourth, Rappahannock fifth, Ambush sixth.
Henry Owens lar behind. The horses came into tho
homestrctch in this way, but they got into
straight work they began TO change places the weak
to the and the strong 10 advance to tho
front, and, alter a noblo struggle, kiDurn won the
by length, v,ccroy second, two ongihs in front
OF Ambush, VINO was hall length ahead o Rappahan-
mock, Major Barker lith Hattie +. SIXTH Henry Owens
bad seventh. Time oil the mile three quarters,
. 16A, which was good time over such heavy track.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB--SIxrH DAY THE FALL
MEETING AT JEROME PARK--lHuRspAy, Oct H.
FIRST RAcE-Tne Nembers' Cup of $500, added to
a. MI es gp5 each. law nay he md
horse 10 receive $40 out oi The stakes wslter weights
Ono mile.
p. Lorard's ch. O. Barrlcade, by Australian--Lav-
ender, years old, LAG lbs. (Mr. Griswod) /
A. b. purdys(D. McDanicis) ch. m. Australind, by
Australan-Dolly Carter years old, 14D
R. Center's IT, Longstan's) Dr. c. Freebooter, 6y
(AIr Ccntcr) 8
Time, :54.
RAcK
SAME DAY.-Purse 5000, Tor all ages to carry ITO
lbs no allowances One mile and three quarters
Stdrters.
S. L. Lorillard's b. h. Tom ochiltree, by Lexng-
ton-Katona, s years old ............. (Barbee)
j. +. Brewster Co.'s blk. c. virginius, by Virgil
Lutte, years old. ;........ .tDonahuo)
THIRD RACE
SAME DAY.Purse of $500, three olds beaten
maidens allowed lbs winners during the year OF
$1,000, lbs of s2,ooo ibs. extra. One milo and
quarter
Starters.
d. McDaniel's b. I. Lady Sayers, by Longiellow--
Genuera, lib lbs. Clark !
Dwyer Brothers b. c. Vermont, by VirgIi-Nannie
Butter, LID IDS. .(EvanSl
A. Belmonts bE I. Mineola, by bennington
Maiden, ll5 lOs (haywAru) .
}. McNahon's ch. I. Bondell, by Bonnie scotland
Beula, llo lDS .(Miiicr) 4
X. W. Sears b. c., by Lexington-lnvcrcauld, 1l3
George Lougslafis b. C. W. l. Higgins, by Pat Mall
Ioy-Yellowbrd, lis lbs. ......... .tHughos) @
W. Drennon's ch Q. Piper Hedsieck, by Revolver
Regards, llo IDS tBarDee)
f. A. Clabaugh's cn. C. kingsland. by Narr2gan.
sotL-Maidstonc lis lbs ..............l Holloway 8
Time, 2:lS
foCRrH
SAME DAY.-Purse 5000; the winner TO be sold at
aucon horses entered TO be sold 81 900 TO carry
weight Tor age; tor 81, 500 allowed lbs. lor IL 600
lbs; Tor soo0 IL los; or $500, IL lbs One mile
and tnree-quartcrs.
Starters.
f. Gillespie's CHI. 6. Kiburn, by Ringmasier-On-
tario, years old $500, LOG los ......... (Millc)
Carr a. Co. IS b. C. Vccroy, by GIlroy-Sistcr OF
Ruric years old, 81, 900, Ill lbs QIughcs) 2
q. H. LorlIinrds br. O. Ambush, Dy Australian--
Dolly Morgan, years old, 81 900. Ill lbs -.
tBarbec) 3
Thomas w. Doswcs ch. c. Rappahaun mock, uy KING
Lear-Fanny Washington, 4 Years old, $780, 100
IDS. .tSptitnau)
ID. McDanicl's b. q. Major Barker. by Aslerui,i--