The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-24

vigorously the rscs BY length, First Chance sec.
ond, head In advance Of Courier, Far Play several
lengths behind. Time, ssh
rnK FOURTH kAcE
wns . handicap hurdle race tor purse OF $3.50, OF
which $50 the second horse the distance one mile
anu 4 quarter, over i've hurdies Three horses tho
property OF different owners, to start Six
horses came the post These we're y. Smythe's bay
horse walcr,.by Hurrah-Qucen OF Clubs, years old,
carrying 1852 los L. Harris cnestnu horse Redd ing,
by Harry OF tho West, dam by 10 Stoner, years old.
LAT lbs John LAWYERS bay horse Moonsione. by AS
terold--Aabama, aged, no lbs; Fisher l. Carson's
brown geIding eiso by voucher-Kate Leonard aged,
1877 lbs; Charles Reed's bay gelaing Senator NJ, by
Arlington, 8 years old, ito lbs Waller was tho
ss b. 's s 6, s.: ''sS e. k s:ss. 'ss s. H .a
fairly. Dandy taking the load, Redding second,
Waller third. Kolso fourth, the others trailing.
Dandy leading, Redding second Moonstone taird.
Waller fourth, Kelso fifth, Senator NJ sixth The
horses ran up the quarter stretch and passed The
second hurdle which was stationed about eighty yards
behind the judges boz; Moonstons second, Waller
Running around the upper turn Kelso and Senator n.
were long way on AT the third hurdle, one hun
dred yards beyond tho quarter pole, Dandy led
length, Waller second, length front OF Moonsione
who was Two engths In advance OF Redding kelso
ana senator lar away sharp running WAS men "a
stationed at the halimile pole Dandy led half
length, MoonstoLe second halt length IN front OF
Waller the latter about two lengths In advance OF Red
dug who was two lengths away from KeIso, who
running at this limo very RAPIDLY The horses ran
strong around the lower turn the homcstrech
When they jumped the last hurdle the turlong pole
Waller led hall length in front OF Dandy, the
latter length In advance OF Aoonstone, Kelso fourth,
Reading fifth, Senator N. sixth merry run up the
bomestretch, and Waller won the race by length,
Koso second, half q length ahead OF Dandy, Noon
stone fourth Redding fifth. Senator NJ sixth. Time,
2:2lA. Had Keso made his the race
might have terminated differently.
The following are the
SUMMARIES
SARATOGA AssocIArIoS-SIxrH DAY OF TIE SECOND
REGULAR MEErING-!huRsDAy, AUGUST 23-FIRsr
RACE.-Purse 500; winners after 25th Of June OF any
race closed in 1877 at any other than the Saratoga
course carry lbs. extra Oher horses beaten and
not having won race at this meeting allowed lbs.
Malcens allowed 10 lbs. Two miles anu half
Starter
P. I.orilard's br. 3. Parole. by Leamington-
Maiden, years old. .(Jones) W. o.
SAME DAY.-Purse $500; iree handicap TO. all
ages Horses having ran after 25lh OF June for any
closed in 1877 al any other than tho Saratoga
Starters
J. T. Williams &. Vera Cruz by Virgii-Rcgan,
c. ". Medinser's D. c Wash Booth, by Asteroid-
pwyss 9d BY
Butler, years old, W lbs ..Proctor) 3
Time, 2:39H.
THIRD RACK.
SAME DAY.-Purse $40O; the winner to be sold at
auction Horses entered TO be sold Tor ST. 500 to carry
weight Tor age; for 81 600 allowed % lbs for $500
after 25th OF June Of any race closed in 1877 at any
other the Saratoga course to carry lbs above
those weights. One mile and an eighth
Starters
d. J. Crouse's oh. C Auburn, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
3years old, 93 lbs $500. (BarretD
G. w. Mednger's Oh. z. First Chance, by Bay
wood-Dot. years old, l0l lbs. $500. (Swim) 2
Dixon 4 Winners b. C. Courier, by Star Davis
Survivors, dam, years old, lis lbs. 81, $780,.
(Walker) 8
j. T. williams b. h. Fair Play, by virel-Regan,
6 years OLD, 1O4 lbs $500 Murphy 4
Time, l:55X.
RACE
SAME DAY-HANDICAP HURDLE RAcE.-Purse $3.50,
OF which $50 10 the second horse. One mile and q
quarter five hurdles. Three horses the property
o. different owners, to start or no race
Starters
+. Smythe's b. h. Waller, by Hurrah-Queen OF
Clubs, years old, 1872 lbs. ........... (Midgeley)
Fisher Il Carson's br 6. Kelso, by Voucncr-kate
Leonard, aged, 1877 lbs............ (McBridel 2
Daily Brothers, CHI. g. Dandy, by Oysterman, JE--
Bet Arlington, years old, ITO IDS. IT, McLaughln)
John Lawler's b. b. Moonstone, by Asteroid-Ala
bama, aged, 140 lbs. Henry
l.. Harris CHI. h. Reddng, by Harry Of the West
dam by 10 Stoner. years old Ia IDS. McLaughln 8
Charles Reeds b. g. Senator NJ, by Tipperary--Jen
me p, years old, l32 lbs ........... Nancy 6
Tme 2:2lX.
The bay colt Allevucr, by Gilroy-Sequn, two years
old. sold this morning to Rufus Hunt OF New
Orleans. Mr. Pryor will continue TO train the colt, and
he will run IN the Champagne Stakes this tall ut
jerome Park
Alter the racing this afternoon George Barbee the
well known jockey bought Mr.. CrOuse's three year.
old colt Auburn. In tho evening James Jennings
bought from Billy Lakeland the four year-old colt
Donough. The latter Will be trained to jump.