The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15

RACE
tor purse oil S40o S75 TO the second and $25 to
There we're nvo starters Tor this event. These woro
George l.. l. rliiards chcstnu, colt knRsaud by Mar
Bow,c's bay My Calacazy. Uy Ecnpse-Katle years
old, 90 lbs. IL. r. McIraIh's Dav horse Chesapeake,
BY Lexm,s.En-Eo1,"sa, years old, IA lbs. A.
MA, Years OLD. lis lbs, and f. Carter's chestnut
colt Jeuiier, by Observation-Disclosures. years old,
se H for sS5p cnser se5 Se.o s.
ine ned $50 Krngsand was nrst away, Jencr
secon Metl!e third, Chesapeake iourth, Catacuzy
h!.h. kngsand uas heu away from The others OH the
lower turn and at tue three-quartcr pole was four
leugths In ADVANCE Of Jen,cr, Mettle third. Cnesa-
pcake fourth Cttacazy nth. Running up tue quarter
stretch Jenlier moved mp rapidly on Kingslauu, aud
as they passed undcr tie wiIe at the judges stand
KingsIana had neck only the best oil IT, cniier Soc
onu, SIX lengths front OF Chesapeake, the latter
neck ~ advance OF Metia, VINO was half a length
ahead Of Catacszy Jeniier passed KingsIand on the
upper turn and led icng ~ The quarter poo, Kugs
land second, two lengths IN advance OF Chesapeake,
CatacaZy dfn. Jcnier showed the way down tho
On, and the horses passed the halt
pole four OF them were nose ana tan, Jenher first,
KIM STAND second Chesapeake third, Metle iour,h,
Casacazy fifth. Going around the lower turn there
no change Of places but when they reached tho
homes.relch Chesapeake made run 10 me lroni, and
at The iurlong pole was quite clear oil Tho others, but
alter mat his Jockey TOOK things 20 easy that no came
gameiy reached MS shoulders just us he passed uder
the wire. Jcniier was third Mette lourtn, Catacazy
fifth lime OF tho mile and hail. 2:45.
THE ForTn RACE
was selling race Tor ali purse $500; the winner
tor $3.50 allowed 'H S. Tor $500, 10 lbs I Tor
$500 10 lbs, any surplus over stated selling pr
10 70 to second horse; the distance one nile and
gray lly Moorben, Dy Dickens - Anna Arun-
del, years o,d, 10 be sold Tor $500 carrying ITO
lbs. NJ. Byrnes' chestnut colt Kiug See by Hamuurg
dam by j. I. Beckenridgc years old $500 lU3 TO-,
and j. g. X Lawr ncc', r. n. Risk, by Revolver
slren years OLD $3.50 10 lDs. King Bee
iavorte, selling ior $3.50, Risk $3o5, M,orncn 1880.
Moorhcn was away first, Rsk second King Bee inira
The horses came rafting up the homestrcch, and
they passed undcr tho wire RISK led neck Mvorhcn
second lengths front OF KING Bee. The horses
ran around the upper turn In Inc order,
but when they reached tie quarter pole isk s bad
his head IN front Noorhen second, Two lths IN a
vance OF KING Bee Gong down Tho Dackstrolch King
Bee moved up, but could not reach the Diners. and
the niy and RISK ran head ana head TO the three
quarter POLE King Bee then closed with incm they
swung into the homesrech, tho horses appearing
nearly paraci when they laced the spectators Soon
aitcrwnrd Moorhcn begun 10 quit ana Risk aud King
Bee had most spirited struggle which continued
the score The horses passed under the wire close
together that the Judges declared II dead neat Time
2:i7. Both owners beng wiling to Try u over tho
horses were allowed the usual time. aud both
having coo ed OUT well they came to The
post looking qune fresh King Bee was
SIN the invore, the light weight that he carry
Ing Justliying the spccnIaors IN laying odds ON bm.
The selling closed win King Bee bringing $3.50 and
RISK sllo Barbcc was substituted for Lakeland on
the back Of Risk
Second Heat The horses had an even send on, but
coming up the quarter stretch Burbce took pull
Risk and cll M behind King Bee; ana as the latter
passed under tho at The Judges stand King Bee
was leading cDgtn and running well ~ Land. he
horses ran AROUND The upper turn and into the back
stretch IN this way. When they passed the hsl-mile
pole they we're both under pull, King Bee still
leading length BarUee kept RISK uehind Until no
was half way around the lower urn. II then m,do
his dash, Out the other was ready Tor him, and when
they passed the thrcc quarter they were both running
their uest llsk had at that point REACHED my Bea's
saddle, and as they came INTO tho homestrctch RISKS
nose was at King Bees shoulder. Tie race was IN
tenscY exciting al ihis iimc ana the bckcrs OF zach
watched every jump Of The horses they came toward
them To see II po siDlc II had any advantage over
the otn,r On tho horses, AMI when at the fur
long pole they were head anu hcnd--king Bee on tho
nsldc, with RISK close to HIM that daylight was
not visible between the horses sdcs-t seemed ms "
RISK was GROWING King Bee into the fence. TINS,
however, could not nave been tho case else tho
judges would have It, although IL
looked 81 IRON The reporters stand. One
hundred yards from home the horses were
still and nose. ana lilo jockeys
dong their best 10 Grgc them forward The spectators
began 10 shout. Another dead heat" tho horses
came ana nearcr home with their ncads parallel
The horses were July extended seemed doing their
very bost ~ they undc the wrc close together