The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15

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1S.3-katic Pcasc. ............. ~ -.ooA
ls14--Boncventura ............ 10 2ii.ta
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lSi6-Sultana. .................. 10 40
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srhe mic and hye urlongs until 1879.
RACE
for purse Of $500; the winner OF the mile heats
on tho third day 10 carry I'VE pounds extra mo as
tancc heats OF milo ana eighth. There were three
starters Thcse were George /. Lorard's brown horse
Ambush, by Australian, dam Dolly Carter years old
lis lbs D. McDanel's chestnut lilly Sister Of Mercy
by War Dance dam Sister OF Charity, years Old, l3
lbs, and d xon 4 Winners bay colt Courier by Star
Davis, dam Survivors dam. years old us los Tho
betting previous 10 the start was 10 each against
Ambush and Courier and TO agninst Sister Of
Mercy
First Courier lead at the drop o! tho
nag, Sister OF Mercy second, Ambush third When tho
horses passed the judges stand Courier was leading
Ambush second, one length ahead OF sister OF Mercy
Courier showed the way around the upper turn. and
Ambush second two lengths in front Of sister OF Mercy
Courier came down 10 tho front OF tho bluf with
length and half the best OF t, Ambush Two lengths
ahead of the hlly. Tho horses ran OIL oil sight Two
lengths apart When they showed themselves on the
bomcstrctch Ambush ana Courier were site and side,
they head and head to the three quarter pole
length front OF Sister Of Mercy Coming w the
homcstretch Courier seemed to nave Ambush beaten
at the three quarter poe and tho darscy
on Courier that he suffered Ambush to close on him
before he was aware OF II. Barbce brought the little
brown up IN such style that he beat Courier al The
behind Courier. Time OF the heat, 2.00la.
Second Heat-Evcn on Ambush, TO against
Mercy IN front, Ambush second, Courier close up
In Il lew moments Courier and Ambush made running
and they passed the stand Sister oil Mercy was cac-
ing length, Courier second, head in front Of Am
hush. Going around the turn Courier went 10 tho
front, but little too soon for safety Ho seemed 10
collide with Ambush. He was IN front length as no
passed by tho picnic grounds Blu. at the quarter
polo Ambush lad taken HIM by tho head.
They were then three lengths in front OF the
My They ran around the MIL sdc ana side, but
when they came 10 the lower turn Ambush had hrs
head in 'front.' the hily a length behind Courier. Am
hush urh nv incl
quarter pole he was length IN 'front.' ana Courier
seemed 10 havo had enough OF tho contest. Evans,
who riding Courier sent him along for all he
was worth, his chances were out he turned into
the homcstrctch. Ambush came home an easy VIM
nrr OF the heat and by ihrco or Jour lengths,
Courier second tive lengths in front OF sister OF Mercy
Time, 2:02la
THE FOURTH RACE
was q free handicap sweepstakes OF $50 cach " not
declared out; with 5000 added; tho second horse TO
5000 Of tho stakes; the distance mile
and thrce-quarters There wore hve starters Tor this
race comprising q. B Brysons chestnut horse
Galway, by Concord, dam Maudina, aged, lis lbs;
George Iongstan's brown horse Partnership by Aste-
ro,d, dam Ka,ona, years old, 1lo lbs A. Bcmont's
bay colt Bertram, by lucky, dam Bornico. years
old, los lbs. Thomas W. Dosmcil's chestnut colt Rap
pahannock. by King Lear, dam Fanny Washington, 4
years old. 100 lbs, and Carr Co. bay colt VccrOy,
by Groy, dam Sister to Ruric. 4 years old,
102 lbs In tho betting Viceroy had tho cali,
Rappahannock second choice then Galway. Partner
ship and Bcrram. Tho latter behaved in bis usual
sulky manner before starting and but Tor great eau.
ton the part OF tho iIasman would nave been lett
at the post. When tho flag iell Viccroy jumped 10
tho front, iappanannock second, Galway third. Part
nership fourth, Bcrtram NTH. When tho horses
reached the bun yccroy was leading length, Galway
second Partnership third, Rappahannock fourth, Ber
tram nth. The horses passed out OF sight around
Gus House Hill In the order given, but when they APP
pcurcd on Tho lower turn Viccroy was lead
ing two lengths, d Partnership second, one
OF Rappahannock, Bertram four or i've lengths
further OF. Running up the quarter stroch Partner
Judges stand Partnership was leading bali length,
viceroy second. length in front OF Galway, VINO was
q mock in advance OF Rappahannock, Bertram close
up. Partnership showed the way around tho upper
turn by length, but when the quarter pole Was
reached yiceroy was at his shoulders, tho latter
| cngth In front OF Galway and isappahannock VINO
were head and head, six lengths away from Bcr-
tram, the latter having sulkcd ON lne road.
AS the horses came down and ran around
the foot OF the blur yiccroy went TO tho
'front.' and he passed. out OF sight on the Lead Partner
ship second, tour Lengths ahead OF happanannock,
turn viccroy showed the road TO the thrse-quarter
pole ana at THAT point was leading Two lengths iar
fourth, Berlram as before. Getting into the home.
stretch the was no longer IN doubt, as iceroy
horse up the homesirotch, won the raco by I'VE
lengths, Rappahanr ock second five lengths In front
q Galway. Partnership fourth, Bertram hth. Tino
OF the mile and three-quartcrs, 3:l3A
Tho following arc the
SUMMARIES
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-JERoME PARK SPRING
MnnrISG-,Ixru DAY-JuSE l4-fIRsr RAcE.-Frec
Handicap Sweepstakes Of S25 each, 1t not declared
OUT with $500 added; the second horse 10 receive
Starters.
y. smythe's b. f. Explosion, by Hampton Court,
dam Naptha, years old, 1U2 lbs. .Spnrling)
Dryer brothers, blk. b. Rhadan,anihus, by Lea.
mington, dam Nemesis, years old, IFS
A. Bsinoni's b. C. Berr.n, by Kcn.uoky dam Bsr
oien Bowie's CHI l. Mary. by Dickens, dam Ny
NJ Donanur, ~ Oh. 8, Waco by NarraaaSseti,
dam Jahclta years old, 100 lbs; -. lponahae'
J"mcs Meoormacs's fS , os oy ,s Loamm nSr
y. McDan,els oh. m. Austrnlind, by Australia,
dam Dolly Carter, years old 100 lbs. .tkellyl
Il. Morris blk. !. Farthless, by bennington, dam
Felicity, years old lO2 lbs. .sayres)
H. = Mcra'ns b. 9. Da',sss va, ~, oy Hl'r"ey stone
Time, l:9dIs.
THE SECOND RACE.
SAME DAy-Thc Ladies stakes Tor illics years old,
500 entrance. hall forfeit, with 81, 900 added the
second nlly receive $500 ont o the stakes one
mile and d hall Closed with liity-one nominations.
Starters.
&. l.. Lorilard'sb b. ldaia, by Glenclg, dam Item
(Barbeci l
+. Lornrd's b. e. Zoo 100, BY Australian, dam Ma
oden Bowie's ch. !. oroie, by kinsnshcr, Gam My
haryisno...... ......'lhoio"ay)
riE THIRD RACE.
SANE DAy--Pursc $780, the winner OF mile heats
on tho third day los. extra Heats oil mile ana one-
eighth.
G. l.. Loriilard's br. c. Ambush. by Australian,
dam Dolly Morgan, 4 years old, lis lps (BarDcel l
Dixon 4 Winners b. C. Courier, ny star DAVIS,
dam Survivors dam, years oid, lis lbs. daily
d. McDaniel's ch. I. sister OF Mercy, by War
Dance dam Sister OF Charity, years old li3
lps..... t.....s...... .tSIhrk)
Time, 2:00h-2o2S.
TnK FOURTH RAcK.
SsxS DAy.--Frcc Handicap sweepstakes OF $50
cach II not declared OUT with $500 added, tho second
horse 10 have $500 out Of the stakcs one mile and
tDrcc-quafiefs
STARTERS
Carr Co IS b. c. viccroy, by Gllroy, dam Sister to
Ruric years old, l02 lbs. nghes) /
4. w. Doswcil's ch. Rappahannock, by ksng
Lear, dam Fanny Washington, years old. NC
lbs.
g. d. Rryson's CHI. IA. galway, by Concord, dam
MaudDa. aged, is lbs. .(Barbecl 3
George Longstans br. H. Partnership, by Astcfoid,
dam Katona, years old llj ios......... (Evausl 4
A. Belmonps b. C Bcrtram, by Kentucky, dam Brr-
ncc years Old, 100 lbs. ............... tSayres
Time, Si3A.
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