The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-13


kept stable. but probably he pnt In 10 take
up running Resouts should have come TO
grioi. better secpc chase was never Witnessed AZ
this place tnan thus between Rcscutc aud Dcadhead,
as II was IN doubt until thirty yards from inc nhish
provei themselves capital jumpers. In fact, tho
whole race there WAS not mistake made oy any u
the horses, and more exciting and pleasant ahair 10
witness could not be imagined.
The following are the details OF The running
was for purse of $780, $50 TO the second horse the
distance NILE There were tour starters, com
Prs,ng ., d. wnhers' imp bay MY 1namD,si oy
Lord Cliideu-Chamade, years old, carrying 40 IDS
George Longs,an's imp oay oily Yorkshire LASS
by King OF rrumps-Rona, years old. lis lbs Rich
% lbs DAY aorrs SLACK y FaGss
Leamin gton-Felicy, years old, llS lbs Failhiess
Yorkshire Lass Sis. Chano,s sos and CyriI $40.
Fmthess first away, Yorkshire Lass second, Cha
turn ChamoIs went 10 the front, Faiihless second,
Yorkshire Lass third tue geldrg bringing up tho rear
Yorkshire Lass second, with her head In
| front oi FIithless, the latter two lengths IN
advance OF Cyril. Running down the backstretch
ihe we're all IN a bunch. ana they passed .hc halt
mile pole Cbanois vas short hall length ahead OF
Yorkshire Lass with her mead IN advance Fathiess
Cyril tapped on the latter. Gong around the lover
turn the quartet were nearly paruie, and continued
to tho hreequarter pole Passing that point York
SHIRE Lass her head In front Of Faituiess and
Chamois, who were parallel with Cyr at their saddle
skirts When they came into the homos.retch there
did seem TO DO any advantage by either OF
them, but alter RAINING 100 yards Yorkshire Lass
and Fathcss parted company with the other two ana
minated with Yorkshire Lass winning by hall length,
Faithless Six lengths ahead OF Chamois, who was
about the same distance In front OF Gym. Time,
l;473s
was purse Of $780, $50 10 the second horse; the
distance mile heats There wero four starters Tor this
event. comprslpgJ. G. Bethune's bay geiding BurRoo,
by mp. Hurrah-Emmi Downing, years Old ~ 'os;
Andrew Bell chestnut colt Caracalla, BY kinsisher-
imp Camilla, years old, l02 lbs William Astor's
bay colt Frederick the Great. by Lex,ngton-ai-
dred, years old 102 lbs, ana NJ A. Liltels brown
horse Reform, by Icamin gton--Stolen Kisses, years
old, l24 lbs Frederick The Great was the svorite.
selling in the pools Tor $500, caracalla $780, Reform
First Heat-Bursoo was first away. Reform second,
Frederick the Great third, Caracalia fourth Burgoo
led the upper until the quarter pole,
when Frederick the Great took sides with HIM, aud
they passed that point head and head one length IN
iront oil Reform, the latter i've lengths IN
advance OF Caracaila. Frederick the Great aud Bur-
goo side and side TO near the hamile pole when
the latter fell back and Reform look his place; but
Frederick opened daylight on Reform as he passed INTO
turn, and was TWO lengths ahead Tor bali way
around there Then Reform closed on him, and AT the
three-quarter they nose and tail, Bur 90 two
lengths behind Reform, Caraca'ia SIX lengths further
Great came away ana won by four lengths, Reform
second five lengths ahead Of Caraca,ia, VINO was one
length ahead OF Burgoo Time OF tile heat, ~
Second hea-Reform was Withdrawn, he having
pulled up lame Frederick was SO great q iavorite
that ne was lett out OF the betting ana burgoo tnen
Frederick the Great got away together, Coracala
being slow In his movements and beaten before ne
crossed the Frederick the Great led by head
the upper turn, and was neck IN front nj the
quarter pole Burgoo second, four lengths ahead OF
Caracalla. FIR derrick clear oil Burgoo at the half
mile POLE and then tho was over. He galiopcd
around the lower turn. opening the gap at every
stride He won the In hand by SIX lengths, Bur
AZ. second QUO ''S'' -N'A''' '''A'''' '
TIE THIRD RACE
handicap purse OF $500 Tor all ages; 500 to the
second horse; the distance one mile and an eighth
three or more TO accept anu start or no race Tins
race for starters j. Bevins' chestnut hly Hattie
f.. by Leamington-Bonnie Doom, years old, carry.
ing 80 lbs; George L. Lorillards brown My or'oe,
B. Il ". r. Davis' chestnut colt Kenny, by Cures-
by Red Eye, years old. 1oS los Andrew Beli's
ma, years OLD, 100 lbs. Nj. Byrnes chestnut colt
King Bee by Hamburg, dam by John G. Brecken-
ridge years od 100 u.s. ana ), Gioney chest
WEIGH, years old. 90 lbs. keuny was great favor
lite, selling $780, Hattie T., SOS; orloe $50; King
Bee, $40; the Others As field Tor $40
The horses had capital start, Kenny, Or,ole Cara
Gala and Hattie being nearly parallel wnen the flag
fell, the others close up. When the horses
the judges stand Caraca4a had his head IN front oil
kenny, Oriole neck behind under pull, Hattie i.
fourth King Bee nth, Love Chase sixth rho horses
ran around the upper turn bunch. aud as they
passed the quarter polo Kenny was leading by head
Caracal!a second mead IN advance OF Orioo the lat
Chase SIKH. The horses ran close together down the
backsretch Carac lila having his head In front al the
tie f.. Orioe fourth King Bee fifth, Love Chase sixth.
They very close together all the way around the
lower turn aud they entered the homestrctch nearly
parallel. A very exciting race ensued up the homo
stretch, which ended by Kenny winning by length,
King Bee second, hall length IN advance Of Hattie
II Tho latter oeinr two lengths In ADVANCE OF Orioe
Love Chase 9th, Caracaa sixth. Tune. 2:0l
FOURTH
WINS the Iopg Branch base purse $500: $50
to the second and $25 10 the third horse over tue
pau.I course The race was nj dicap and anv num.
her of horses VAS allow by the same owner There
were five starters These were NJ Donahuc Jr'. BAY
gelding Deadnead, by Julius-Lczurc. aged, carrying
l55 lbs: j. G. X. Luwrcnce's roam horse Risk Nv
Revolycr-S,rep. years Oh. las lbs the same gen
tleman's chestnut horse Resoute, By Revoiver-Mat-
tic C. aged las lbs; A. ID Browns brown coli Prob
lem by Pimco dam hy Australian. years old. Us
lbs and E p Greene chestnut gcld,ng Don Victor
NV BeImont-Nell Fiahertv,- dam aged l32 lbs
Deadhcud was javorc selling nj SOLO: Luwrcuce's
team second CHOICE 500: tho ncId $50 Inc start
was n good one The uorsss we're sem away
close to the timers stand and runaing across tho
lie, 81 encountered a wall about half way Rcsoute led
over me wall iva lengths Deaabead second Problem
Inird Don Victor fourth Risk uhb he being pulled
hack from The snrt inc horse, then ran over 10 tho
fcnce of tpe backsiretcn when thev wheeled 10 lhe
lett Jumping ON their way GOWN 10 The lower turn