The New York herald., 1877-10-14

bay horse Tom Ochlltree by Lexsngton-Katona. g
years OLD, IA los the same sentiemaE's bay 1ly
d: McDanies bay colt Princeton, by oakland-
womoas years OLD, io4 lbs P. Lorillard's
years oa, us lbs. D. r. Brewster (
Coz black colt vnginias, BY virsii-Lu,e, years
By Add kader--Nina, years old, lis lbs and r.
Smythe's chestnut mare Madgc by AustralIan-Ala-
bama, years Old, III lbs Tom ochiltree the ia
yorite at to against him, to against Parole to
against St Martins and Princeton, A 10 against
ldalla, 70 IL ! against Algcrne,s to l against yir-
break away Idalia began to &C. in her
usual stubborn way, and delayed the start nfteen
minutes or more When the ias fell Idaa ran TO the
stretch, Parole second Algerne third, Tom Ochiltrec
fourth, ST. Martins nth. the Others close up.
ldalia was leading two lengths. Parole second,
Algerine 80, third, Tom ochl,ree fourth. v.r.
Princeton eighth. The horses camc up the quarter
stretch IN bunch, and passed under the wire At the
Juasos stand with iialia leading two lengths, Parole
second, head IN advance OF Agerine. who like
distance in front OF Tom ochilrec virginius finn, 81.
Martins s'xtn, Princeton seventh, Madge eighth.
idaiia showed the way aronnd the upper turn, and
kept The daylight open to tho quarter pole still two
lengths 10 advance oil Parole and Tom Ochitree,
who were running side anu side tour lengths In ad.
vance OF st. Martins and Alseruc the latter Two hav
Ing their heads together Virginius sixth, Madgs
seventh, Princeton eighth When tho horses came
length, Tom ocniltrce second, hall length front OF
Parole, 81. Martins fourth Algcrine aith, vir-
up tho rear Idaiia showed the way around tho hll,
but when the horses came sight on tho lower
Tom 0chiltree was leading, Parole second, ST. Martins
thrd ldalia fourth, Algerne NTH V,rginius sixth,
Madgc seventh. Princeton still last Tom Ochtree was
leading at The thrcequarter poie Parole second and
the race was reduced 10 a match between these
two Northern champions Tor the last quarter
OF mile Of tho race. Parole's rider forced
Toms head In fact the faster he came the ore he
was beaten, until the horse knew he had enough OF
stern chase and boted across the track between
Tom cam mi
on and won handily BY two longths, Parole second,
four lengths ahead Of ST. Martins vrgnius was
fourth, Algerino hth, Idaa sixth, Madge seventh,
Princeton eighth. Time, 2:43,
Tho stake worth $4,000 the winner getting
50, ,3lb the second $3.50 and tho third $195 Tho o-
loving are tho previous
WINNERS OF THE ALL AGED STAKES.
Year Winney. SUBS Starters Time
lS76-Parole t3)......... 3S 2:3S
lS77-Tom. ochiltrce..... Al . 2:43
THE THIRD
was the Consolation Purse OF $780, OF which 500
the second horse, tor horses and not having
won a race at this meeting. Entrance Tree. Ono mile
and nalf. There were min entries consisting OF G.
l.. Lorlard's brown colt Ambush, by Australian-
Dolly Morgan, years old, lis lbs. A. Bclmonts bay
ally Daunsless by Macaroni-Artess years old ll6
Mamie Butler years old, 1o4 lbs; L. Hart's chest
nut lilly Ccmmie c.. by War Dance-Alcxandra, 4
Barker. by MISUNDERSTANDING, 8 years, lo4 lbs
James j. Bevin's chestnut hly Hattie F., by Leaning
ton-Bonnle Doom years old, ll5 lbs. John II. Har
beck, Jr. bay colt Bertram, by Kentucky
Bcrnice, years old. us lbs; X. W. Lear's
brown colt. by Lexington--lnvercauid, years
Pheaton-Sallio Farrell, years old, lI6 lbs. Major
Barker was the favorte at s TO against him, Yer.
mont and Patriot TO ! against each. TO against
to against Bertram and TO against Hattie r. aud
Sears Lexington colt. Cemme G. was first
fourth, Ambush nth, Vermont SIKH, Dauntless
seventh, Major Barker eighth, but all in bunch.
Quarter Of milo run Berrnm was in front, vermont ont
second Clemmo G. third Hattie I. fourth, Dauntless
nith, Major Barker SIXTH tue Lexington colt seventh
tho horses reached the judges stand and
passed under the wire Vermont was in 'front.' Clem-
ME q. second, Bertram third Lexington colt fourth,
Patriot fifth, Dauntless sixth, AMBUSH SEVENTH Major
Barker ana Hattie +. bringing up the rear. Gong
the upper turn the horses mado many changes
and as they passed the quarter pole Ciemmie G. was
showing tho way, Vermont second, Dauntoss third,
Berlram foufth, the others close together. AS the
Sas Borra1 r Stumbled came loot vera u.ss Ss
falling and then dropped away last. Ccmme
second Dauntless third Hattie f. fourth, Major Bar
ker nth, the Lexington colt sixth. Ambush seventh,
Patriot eighth, Bcr.ram ninth. When the horses
Vermont second, Hattie r. third. Major Barker
fourth, Clemmie G. h!tn, the others trailing AS
had his nose in 'front.' Daunlless second. Ma
Jor Barker third, Clemmie O. fourth, Hattie +.
nith Lexington colt sixth Berlram seventh. Ambush
eighth and Patriot ninth Dauntiess, as soon she
got into straight running on tho h0mestrcch squared
away nicely, and after gallant run home, won tho
In front of Vermont, Hattie fourth, Clemme nth,
the Lexington colt sixth, bertfam seventh, Ambush
eighth aud Patriot ninth. Timc 246x.
THE FOURTH RACE
was match OF $500 SIDE, halt forfeit gentlemen
riders. Mr. Lawrence to ride Risk at his weight and
Barricadc 70 carry SIX pounds less. One mile. BnrI
cade was the iavorte at $ll0 TO $l00 Mr.. Lawrence
weighed 1857. The start was a very even one, and
the horses head aud head around the upper turn
and the quarter poe Barrlcade having his head IN
front AT that place. Going down 10 the foot OF the
bluff Barricade had hall length tho best OF It, and
IA andy tao nppunA fha 4, II el.x
appeared In view on the lower turn Barricaue
had still the half length advantage, but just as they
Risk up on terms with Barricade. The affair
looked doubtful for 200 yards, but then Lawrence was
seen using his whip and soon aiterward Barrcade
clear OF RISK, ana coming on well in haud the
race by Two lengths in :54. Risk was considerably
PUNISHED and swervcd from the whip he approached
the crossing TO the club house, having had enough.
The race was good one and well ridden by both gen.
Hiemen
THE FIFTH RACE
was a match for $500 a side TO carry ITO lbs, one
mile, between George Lopgstan2s bay colt w. !. Hig-
gins by Pat Malloy-Yeowbird, years old, Ito lbs,
by Revolver-Regards, years old, ITO lbs. Higgins
had the call In the betting but thero very
done, the He,dsieck party wanting to l. The horses
hau capital start and went away with their heads
together. Going around the upper turn one waited
for the other TO take the Iead and after good deaf
shutting Higgins had TO take two leng his tho best
OF IT, This he held under pull TO the quarter
po!e and To the foot of the blun, but Higgins rider
took p1l his horse there aud as the horses went
around the nil Higgins led but hall length. When
they came 10 sight on the lower turn. ten seconds
atterward Higgins was half length m front. About
half way around tho lower turn Bafbce made a dash
with Hcidseck, anu the coils passed the three quarter
pole head and head They lay IN this manner all the
way up the homestretch ana passed under the wire,
W. L. Higgins winning the race by a head. Time,
56sz.
THE SIXTH RACE
was Handicap Stcepiechase, for purse OF $500, OF
which Sl00 10 the second horse; entrance tree Any
number of horses could be entered by the same
owner Three or more horses tho property oil different
owners TO start or no race The usual steepiechase
course. There were ten tnis event. i've OF
which came TO the post These were Charles Reeds
chestnut gclding Trouble, by Ulverston-Kate McDon-
aid, aged, l66 lbs; p. Nolan's bay gciding
Deadhead, by Julius-Loisure, q years old,
l56 lbs Charles Reeds bay horse Walker, by
Hurray-Qucen Of CIuos, years old, l52 lbs George
Ayres' bay colt Fredericktown, by Pat MaIloy-Kate
Leonard, years Old, LIS lbs, ana Daily Brotners'
chestnut gcldng Dandy, by 0ysterman. Jr.-Bet Ar
ington, years Odd III lbs. Trouble was the favor.
ite, only ] to beng laid against him; 2h
TO against Deadhead, "a TO / against
Waller, 10 l against Frcdercktown, ana 10 10 l
against Dandy. Trouble took tho lcad, but soon re-
linquished u to Predcricktown who 81 owed tho way
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