The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-07

Same order a. before They then wheeled
head splashing II up the face of Dandy followed
through Il. Il was pretty picture as the horses ran
through the water bus rather uncomor,abls for the
jockeys A the west side OF tho south deld The horses
had hedge and ditch 90 over, ana Deadhead went
over q nicely, while Dandy, a. be u, boted
furions ground Coroust coming up ana taking second
place ana New York third Dandy's chances were
entirely y 1 a ps he
OF snis Geld there was another hedge and
ditch. ana az Deadhcad jumped over no was at
toe latter two lengths ahead Of New York, Dandy moi
yet having gone over the impairment at which he
Dosd The horse, then ran az easery coarse a. aa
toward the stands, jumping rail fence midway be-
tween the three quarters and seveneishth poles
Deadhead led ABOUT eight lengths he jumped over
this; b6t the other horses closed him rapidly be-
tween there and the .swater jump" IN front OF Tho
grand, Deadhead leading threo lengths Coronet ana
New York gong over togetner New YORK lost
ground afer LANDING and Coronet left him. Deadhead
then led down the shute between tho two tracks,
jumping hurdle three lengths IN front
OF Coronet, tho latter three lengths ahead OF
Now York Tho horses then crossed regular track
and Jumping ditch. went up tho hill to the picnic
grounds, which 10 . stone wall. Dcadhead showed
the way. Coronet second, New York third; but me
ter the Others and he thereby became nearly even
terms with Dandy Deadnead and Coronct then had
the race 70 themselves. ana they Inc stone wall
in the north field and jumped head and mead. Dead
head outran Coronet OF the field to tho double
jump At thc foot Of the BLUM and Was two lengths IN
front as he entered the south field and jumped the
brush fencc. Tho horses wheeled then and ran IN
westerly direction through the watcr, Deadhcad dash
ing dazzling spray In the face Of Coronct as ne
RnIioped through tho water to tho hedge and
ditch at which Dandy baked IN the early
part Of the race. Deadhcad continued TO lead 70 we
second hedge and ditch by length, and then going
one hundred yards or so, camc OUT on the rcguaI
track tho thrcequarter pole. The race then SCI
in In earnest both horses running at the top OF their
speed Deadhesd entered the homes.rotch two lengths
front OF Coronet but the latter gained gradually on
Deadbead until at the last hurd,e-wnlcn was ga,
toned at the seven-iurong poic-tbey were on even
terms and took tne jump toeether wnip anu spur
struggle then cnsWd which lasted 70 the stand Coro.
multitude assembled. Dandy was furlong of, and
Now York behind him. Time Of tho race, 5:o3h
The following arc the
SUMMARIZES
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. JEROME PARK, EXTRA DAY.
Nov 6-FiRsr RAcx.-Purso 5000, Of which 500
to second; Tor all ages; entrance ireo' Mile ana
quarter.
,o0usussn Beam 8 yoars old iO3 lbs. iDarrets) 1
james Mclntyres b. C King Faro, by Pnaeton, dam
BY Kn,sns Of 81 George, years old, los lbs.....
Carr 4 Co.'s b. g. viceroy. by Gilroy-slstcr 10
Rurc, years old, llS los.... ..(Hugnos)
F. smythe's CHI. M. Madgc, by Austraiian-Aia-
J. j. Bevils' cn. l. Hattie r.. by Leamlngton--Bon.
MIC Doom, years old. ll5 lbs. .tncnncsscy)
Time, 2:i5H.
~ SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY.--Purse $780, of which 500 TO second
horse mile and ahah, for all ages; entrance free.
StGrter& .H
J. Z. williams b g. Vera Cruz, by virgil--Rcgan,
years Old, l03 lbs. ..................tM urphy) !
J. A. Grinstcad's ch b. ST Martins, by Pnaeton-s ~
Tokay, years old, LA los. ..(Sayrcs)
r. Loriilards CHI. q. Barricade, by Australian
Lavender, years old, lis lbs. .tBarretp
Time, 2:50lA.
TIN THfxD RACE.
SANE DAY. Purse s. 900 for Ten Broeck and Parole;
entrance $780, halt forfeit. Baltimore weights; good
and dry course. Two miles and hall.
P. Lorriilard's Or. g. Parole by Leaning
fne-Maideu, 4 years old, 105 lbs. bar
rCtt) rec q IOrIet
T. b. Harper's b. c. Ten Brock. by Phae-
ton--Fanny Hoton, years old, ia ibsPaid forfeit
FOURTH RACE.
SANE DAY.-Handicap steepcchasc, for all ages;
purse 5000 OF which 500 to second horses entrance
tree, The usual steeplechase course.
A. D. Browns b. b. Corouet, BY Joncsboro-Gar-
land years old. 1853 lbs. Hyland)
N. Nolan's b. h. Deadhead, by Julius-Lelsure,
years DID, 1865 lbs Nolan)
McGure Brothers ch h. New York, by Planet
Hester, years old, l39 lbs. .(Littlc)
B. Benefits CHI. c. Dandy. BY oysterman, Jr-Bet
Arlington, 8 years old liz lbs. (Mathews)
1. Time, 6:03H