The New York herald., 1877-07-22

stand This season II takes the shape Of beautiful
silver fruit stand, In antique style, aud Was made oy
severe antique style. but the whole elect
is artistic and graceful. From the centre oil
an obong base with oval corners there rises
plain shaft capped by Composite capital. which Is
ornamented with aanthus leaves. Lateral arms,
iru receivers and The principal artistic feature
plate Is the group surmVunting the capital oil the sha
Amazon, IN tuuc and Phrygian cap, leading by tne
bride rearing Greek horse
rHs THIRD
sweepstakes for all ages, $50 each, play or pay,
with 500 added, OF when 5000 tho second horse;
winners after the 25th or Jdna Of any race closed IN
1877, any other than tho Saratoga COURSE 70 carry
seven pounds extra the as.nneg one c aru
which the following came 10 the post
Charles Reeds chestnut se,dl.ns kea Goat by, oy
gray colt Bill Bass by antageDet-Ad -Adeiaide, years
old lo2 lbs g. l. lorlIard's bay horse Tom och'ltree
lard's bay rciding Parole, by mngtoh--Maden,
years old ll5 lbs. j. f. brewster Co. black colt
yrsu ssats o,s s IDS s
old 90 lbs Tom OchiItrce was the iayore, selling Tor
$780, Parole 500. Vera Cruz $500, the cld Si25 Tho
start was good one, Parole leading Bill Bass second
Red Coat third, Tom Ocbitrec fourth, Virgnus ith,
Vera Cruz sixth. The horses ran RAPIDLY up the quar-
ter s,rolch The stand. Parole showed tho way by
hall longth Tom 0chtree second, head IN front OF
Red Coat the latter head IN advance OF Bill Bass,
virginus hhn, Vera Cruz sixth Parole was IN front
around tho upper turn with Tom Ochillree NJ his
tail, the latter Two lengths ~ front OF vlrgnius,
VINO was lengths nhcad OF Bill Bass, who
latter be ng side by SIDE Gong down the bacsstretch
Parole still led length, Tom Och'ilree secnnd
enetn n In advance OF Vlrgnus the latter Six lengths
IN front OF Vera Cruz the others bringing up the rear
The horses passed the halmile pole IN tn:s order.
Leaving there Parole and Tom Ochiitree set In TO run
tneIr best and tncy soon iet Vrginius
lar behnd but Vera Cruz also began 10 run, and by
the time the had got well into The lower turn
Vera Cruz had passed virglnius ana was shutting up
the daylight between himself and Tom Ochtrce and
Paro g amazingly fast. Parole led inlo the home
stretch hall length, Tom Ochiltree tive
lengths In front OF Vera Cruz The latter
took tho exit ieme outside OF the track,
ana coming with rush, astonished every body, over
taking the leaders pnd landing winner OF tho race by
head, Tofn Uchiltrce second. nend IN advance 0l
Parole real old lusbioned screcch was gwen when
tle result was announced by The judges. The time oi
the mile aud quarter was 2:l2H, which was
cauial time on such heavy track Red
Coat was fourth, Nirgnus NTH, B Bass
sixth. The stakes amounted 10 Sl,950 Vera
Cruz the winner, Is a beautiful bay, sixteen
hands high with a star on his forehead He has fine
head win rangy neck that sets well into shoulders
thar are pretlliy inclined He Is very deep through
Inc pirth with good bouy, immense hips aud stiles.
HIS I,gs are broad and flat. not even wlndeali on
them, and they well up under nim. Vera Cruz IS
The longest horse from the front OF the hip TO the lock
that Is now on the turf The following are the