The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-09


10 the end Time O:51, which very fast consider
ing the condition OF the track.
Perfection, the winner, was bred Ny A. Welcns OF
Chestnut Hills, Philadelphia, and was purchased BY
her present owner when yearling She - dark bay
IN color standing ao,u, fifteen hands ~ noSnI ,S Sno
she rightly named Her head is tine and ploot like,
win good neck running Wen into wei. inclined ed
ribs well back the nanks Her hips are prominent
and well rounded with good STILES and splendid legs.
She In tho same style that her brother Parole
did ~ her age. aud Is already u race horse.
wNxEgs or Tux JUVENILE sTAERs
| Year. Winner. SUBS Starters. Time.
| 1s15-Faiteiess... ....... 81 ~ ooo
| lS7G-ldalia. ............. ~ ~ U'tota
TuE SECOND RACE
for purse Of 5000; milo heats For this event
there four entries, comprising Thomas w. Dos.
wells chestnut colt HaipAhannocs, by King Lear,
dam Fanny Washington, years old, lis lbs George
Inyersuaid, 8 years old, lO1 lbs; A. Bclmours Gay
hlly Dauntless, by Maccaron. dam Artless, years
| old, 1l3 lbs and r. Smythes bay lilly Salic McCrca,
by Revolver dam Nuisance, years old, 90 lbs. Rap.
pahannock was withdrawn on account OF the supposed
| dangerous condition OF the track.
| Eirs, Heat --Saie McCrca took the lead Bracncr
second Duuntlcss third Going around the upper turn
Braener Ic back 70 third place and sac led TO lLe
quarter pole halt length. Dauntless second,
| a length tn front OF Brucnor. When Tho
| horses came down to tho blum Saline McCrca
led two lengths, Dauntess second Two cngths ahead
oil Bracmer They ont OF sight III this way, and
when they again appeared in view Salle was stl show
two lengths ahead Of Braemcr. At the three quarter
polo the horses aud tall. But as they en-
icred tho hon esrolch they I'LL made tor the outside
POSITION. where the track was best ana for hundred
yards II was difficult 10 say which was ~ 'front.' When
The horses passed the urons pole It was plain that
Salic sCreA had the ohcrs IN haud and sho cane on
aud tho heat by three lengths Dauntless second
three lengths IN front Of Braemer Time. l:6sha.
| Second Heat.-Sal!ic McCrca was tho avore at 10
over the field Braemcr took the lead with the fall
OF the flag, Dauutless second. Sallic McCrca good
third each struggling for tho front position Braemcr
showed The way around tho upper turn, down by the
buil aud along the lower turn. The struggle began
between tho ilIles when they were LOO yards away
| quickly passed Bracmer, and they swung INTO
the side and sldc Salie on the right hand
| sdc but both close over on the aigh ground
where inc running best. most exciting struggle
all the way up The homestretch terminated ny Daun-
less winning the heat by neck IN :53. Bruemer was
treated mildly BY swim when he knew he was beaten
but still the horse showed great distress when pulled
up. Ho then retired from the contest.
Third Heat-Evcn betting the result, Sallie
McCrea Jumped away with the lead, and al the turn
was Two lengths IN iron. OF Dauntless: She showed
the way around the upper turn and to the bun,
but here Hayward began 10 move Daunt-
less up, and US they went out OF sight
appeared on the lower turn they head ana head
Daunlless the outside, which gave her tho best OF
the track when they canc mo tho honcstretch The
race was a close one all the way up the Stretch and
the lilies werc ana until forty yards from
home, when Dauntlcss inch ny inch began TO leave
her competitor, and she came home winner by half
length IN 100.
was for a purse OF $500, inaidcns allowed, II
years old, lbs; II years old or upward, II lbs.
one mile aud hall. For This there were 1--WE
tres These were T. u. u W. r. DAVIS chestnut colt
Kenny, by Curcs, dam by Red Eye years old, carry
ing Ill lbs. George Longstahs buy colt Fraud, ~ Ke-
yolysr dam skp,eT Years OK ni lbs; y L. iio "
Morgan, years old, lis lbs Udcn Bowie's chestnut
my Oriolc, ny Knglsher. daln Ny Maryland, years
oil, ~ los ard n Lsriard's chestnut geldng Pres
ton by Planet dun Miss Morgan, years old ll5 lbs.
Ambush tho Iavoriic, Fraud tho second choice.
Kenny third Preston fourth and Orolo tho last IN y
kenny was first away, Fraud second, Ambush third,
Orioc fourth Preston mn. The horses ran up tho
but alter getting into tho quarter stretch they changed
positions with each other and kept closin. W as
tAey approached the stand AS they PASSED the judges
head front Of Ambush. Fraud fourth, Preston fth.
Leaving hero Oriolc ran quickly 10 the front and
showed the way around tho upper turn. She was
leading u length at tho quarter pole, Kenny Sec
onu, Two lengths ahead OF Ambush, tho latter
two lengths In advance Fraud four lengths
ahead OF Preston Orioc had two lengths tho best OF
II around the blum and lower turn She came IN sight,
alter running around tho hill, leading two lengths,
which advantage she held ut tho threcquartcr pole
Kenny sl sccoud, Fraud third Ambush Dirth, Pres
rrngpg up the rear IN his own unsatisfactory way
race ~ Two lengths, Fraud second, Ambush third,
Preston fourth, Kenny nth. Time, 2:4o.
FOURTH IACk
was for purse Of $500, Tor thrcc-ycarolds madens
allowed 5 ibs.; the distance mile and an
eighth Nine were entered Tor this event. comprising
ton, dam Canary BIRD, carry ing Ito lbs l. w. Dos
wells bay lilly Grccian Maid, by Glenels, dam Grecian
by Lonsioow, dam '.enuora, Ilo lDa d. j. Croase's
chestnut colt AUBURN, BY Revolver dam Regards, 1l5
ibs.; George /. Lorillard's brown colt Llc,icr by
Icalnnglon dam Lady Motley, lis lbs; A. Belmonrs
chestnut colt Caracala. by kinglshcr, dam Camilla
10 ss " A.Ss bay n ys IT,
Dwyer Brothers. bay my Palmetto, by Narragansctt
dam Minnie Minor, liz lbs, ana 4. y. snedikcr's
Saiyors and Grccan Maid were the iavortcs Luciier
third Miss Bassett next, and then Palmetto. Fred
them Palmetto was away llrsi, Lucller second
Frederick tho Great third, Lady Saycrs fourth,
Caracala ditn, Auburn sixth, tho Rattan cot seventh
Greciau Maid eighth, Mss Bassstt lett at the post.
Frederick the Great felt like running, and, COM
ing on, he passed the others on the homostrcich
and lod at the stand over length Palmetto second,
Luciicr third Lady Saycrs fourth, Caracalla nnh Au
burn SIXTH the Rattan colt seventh, Grccan Maid eighth
Miss Bassett lar behind Freuerck the Great showed
tie way around the upper turn by length, and was
clear OF the others at tho quarter pole He eallopcd
down tho hill Us his brother Monarchst used to do
and as he passed out oil sight around the hill there
seemed willing movement about him that convinced
nil knew his pccuIiaritcs that he meant business
ON this Occasion and was raccborsc now Ito showed
the way around tho lower turn and Notwithstanding
that Mr.. Bcmont's Czracalla beat all the others he
could not reach Frederick when tho Inter was the
humor 10 run Frederick the Great won The race by
two lengths, Caraca second, lcaeth ahead OF tho
Rattan colt, by Lcamins.on. Palmetto was iour.n'
enth, Auburn eighth, Miss Bassctt "a quarter OF mule
behind Time, 2:o5A.
Frederick the Great is fifteen hands and quarter
inches high, full; hc has four wtito cet with star
aud snip in his face and is OF tch bay color Ho has
good shoulders extra good body, hue hips and quar-
| iers, and wonderful length Tor his height Whom NJ
speed he has dashing, though easy way oil running.
FiFIu RACE
was stceplcchaso Tor purse vi $780, the gift oil +.
Lorillard The club TO give $50 TO tho second horse
wcitcr Weights; horses that had never won stccpc-
chase allowed lbs winners OF n stcoplcchase tnis
! year 10 carry lbs extra; tho distance about Two
miles aud quarter starting the point Tor Starting
races OF ce.qunrors OF mile aud running souil
three horses tho properly OF different owncs 10 start
race any number oil horses allowed " thc same
owner, mo entrance Tree. For this event there
were Jour startcrs consisting ol Charles Reeds bay
4 gridiug Doubtful, by OystcInian, Jr., uum spotted
Fawu, years old. 1876 lbs. d. McDanioIs bay colt
praseloac by haywood dam " so s ,n,,,
years GA ia9 IDS - =. Do"mnss pr ,,sn,
Anderson. 0 years old, 100 lbs, ard J. q.
| X Lawrence's chestnut horse Rcsolutc by
| Revolver, dam Matte g., aged, lJU lbs.