The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-31

third as the horses came into the homessretch,
Partnership fourth. Whisper nth: Galway sixth, the
as he rot into The homestretch, was taken TO the
hardest part Of tho on the extreme outside.
all the others before reaching the pool stand,
and coming on gamely, succeeded IN overtakipg
der the wire BY head So close was the contest that
The crowd rushed to judges stand and waited with
the greatest anxiety for the decision. which was some
minutes IN coming to them: Bushwacker was second;
two lengths away came Brsdamante third, galway
fourth, Waller nth, Partnership sixth, Red
Time, 3:l2A Bushwhacker carried three pounds
extra In this race, anu u thought by many mat
TINS extra three pounds defeated him He was made
100 much use OF In the race besides having been
made 10 fight Red Coat and Bradsmantc for mile and
Ave urongs aud then 70 contend with the fsvoritc at
the hnsh Bushwhacker Is good one, and Will win
many races barring accidents.
THE THIRD RACK
was LOT purse or $500 tor horses which have NOT run
~ the United States elsewhere than al Saratoga since
10Th OF June Maidens allowed. II three years old,
10 S ave 1s n
event. comprising p LoriIlard's bay gelding Fu-
sitive, BY Leam'ng,on-urica, 4 years old, car.
Rhadamanthus, BY Leamington-Nsmes,s,
years Old. l24 lbs. oden Bowe's chestnut
81 lbs. f. smythe's bay mare Explosion, by Hampton
Uourt-Naph,ha, : years Old, ll3 lbs ana :. T.
selling for $3.50; Oriole. s426; virgnus, $500; Ex
plosioR, $685. and Fugitive, si25 vrginus was first
third, Rhadamauthus fourth, Orioe ih. Fugitive soon
took he lead, and showing The way around the upper
second half iensih ia 'front.' Of Vrsn,us VINO was
one lcngth ahead OF Explosion, the latter half
length in advance Of Oriole. Running down the BACK
stretch TO the half mile pole Fugltve sttl Kept IN
front, and passed. the haEmilc pole hail length
ahead Of vrgnius. VINO was bali length 10 advance
OF Rhadamanthus the latter three lengths in front
OF Orioe, who was half length ahead OF Elk
plosion. Fugitive kept his advance position
around the lower turn but Orole began for the
laad ne IN hom
horses passed the pole Fugitive bad his
head 10 front, vrgnius second, Orioe third, Khada-
manthus fourth, close up. Explosion NTH. After
most exciting struggle up The homostretch Orioe won
the by half length Rhidamauthus second, three
lengths ahead OF Virginius. the latter neck IN ad-
vance Of Fugitive. Explosion hiIh. Time, l ASK.
YoURTh RACE
free handicap hurdle for purse OF 5000 OF
which Sloo had to 70 70 inc second horse horses nav
ing after the 10Th OF June for any race closed in
1877 any other than the Saratoga Course excluded.
Mile heats, over four hurdles; the distance eighty
yards There three starters comprising L. Harris
chestnut horse Rcddlng by Harry OF the West dam by
10 stoner years old carving lao lbs Daley Broth
aged. 1877 lbs and c. Reeds bay gelding Doubtful BY
Oystsrman, JE-spotted Fawn, years old, $50 lbs.
First Heak-Iorena was first away, Rsdding second,
Doubtful third They q length apart thoy
passed over the first hurdle Going around the upper
turn Redding passed Lorena and the second hurdle,
which stationed loo yards beyond the quarter pole,
Keddlng went over FIRST, two lengths in front Of 10
Going down the backstrsoh TO the third
hurdle, which near tho halfmiIe pole
Lorcna having fallen three lengths rear, the
seemed to be out of her reach. Doubtful closed
gradually on Reddng around tho lower turn and when
they came the hurdle ut the furong pole Rodding
and Doubtful jumped over together From there to
the finish the struggle was severe and close one. but
Neany's excellent riding brought Doubtful undcr the
wirc winner by neck N go. Isorena was just in
side the distance stand.
Second HeaL-Doubtful was then tho favorite
the field Lorena took the lead and went over tho
first hurdle four lengths Ia front Of Doubtful and Red
ding wore side and side as they passed over the
brush Going around tho upper turn Redding went 10
the front and showed the way the second hurdle
by lengths Lorena second, Doubtful two lengths
further oil. Doubtful passed Lorcna on the back
stretch and made desperate but unsuccessful effort
to overtake Redding. Tho latter had TOO much of
his slre's qualities about him 70 stop az the
hal!.mile FOL Reddng led over the third hurdle
three longths and then AT every jump atierward he
opened the gap ON Doubtful, being eight lengths In
front OF him at the fourth hurdle. and coming away
won the heat by twelve lengths in 1:57, Lotena ton
lengths further of.
THIRD Hcct.-Redding again the iavorte. He took
the lead The start and went over the first hurdle four
lengths ahead, and going on gameiy won the race by
fifty yards. Time. 2:00h.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE.
FOURTH DAY OF rHK FIRST MEETING OF THE SARA
roGA ASSOCIATION, MONDAY, July 30-FIRsr RACE.-
The Doswoli Stakos OF $50 each, half forfeit with $500
added Tor three year olds; those not having won
winners OF any race closed in 1875 thereafter any
other Saratoga Course after the 2sih OF June
lbs. extra. ono mile. ClOScu Win ~
nominations, OF which tho following were
Starters
e. " snedcker's CHI. c. Cuba, by bennington
Rattan, 113 ...(Evans)
p Iorinrd's Dr. g. Bombast, by Bonnie Scot
G. L. Loniiard's b. f. Italia, by Glanog -ilepl ll$
Carr Co.'S ci G Ridc, BY As,croid-TaSsss lis
iOS' Time, i:ie,. A'sN'''
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY-Free Handicap Sweepstakes Of SO each,
with $500 added the second horse to receive 500 out
OF the stakes Horses having run after 10th OF June
any closed in 1877 ut any other than ahs Sara
toga Course excluded. One mile and three quarters
!. T. Williams b. h. whisper, by Piaae.-Matne
Gross aged ia lbs. .Keso) l
T. ". DoswelI'sb g. Busnwhacker BY Bonnie Scot,
land-Anna bush, years old, SO lbs. 90. (Barrett
Dixon & Winners ch Bradamante, by War
Dance-Brenna. o years DID, "a lbs ..(sayres)
G. b. Bryson's CHI b. Galway, by Concord-Msu.
F. a s%y sSes b. Waller. by Harran-oason Of
Cubs, years Old, lib lbs ...::;;:..::.(aayward)
C. f kssSs os years Ss Coz By
s ysns H Ia 81 lSs h. shyocI. BY
D. GcDaoiers ; b. t. Lady salyers, BY Lon, fellow
Genuera years old, "a lbs. Harvey
Time 3l2sl.
a.n THIRD RACE
SAME DAY.-Purse $500 Tor horses which nave not
run IN tho United States elsewhere than OF Saratoga
sincc June 2h Madens allowed. II years old. lbs !;
If years old, lbs years old ana upward 10 lbs.
One milo.
Starters.
Odcn Bowels CHI. Orole by Kingfshcr-aly
Maryland, 3 years old, 81 lbs. ..Smith) l
Dryer Brothers blk h. Khadamanthus, ny Leam-
acknowledgements, years old, ia lbs. .(Evans)
j. E. Brewster Co. Is blk. c. virg'niu', by Virgil
years old, 1l8 lbs. ..(baroee)
p. LorilIard's br e. Fugitive, by Leamington-Ul-
RIGA, years old, 1l5 lps.... .tHayward)
F. Smiths b. f. Explosion, by Hampton Court
Naphtha, years Old, 113 lbs. (Sparling)
Time ASK.
FOURTH RACE.
SANE DAy-fREE HANDICAP HURDLE RAcE.-Purso
5000 OF which 500 tho second horse; horses
having run after 25th of June for any race closed IN
1877 at any than the Saratoga course excluded
N ile heats, over four hurdles; distance 80 yards
Starters.
I. Harts ch b. Rcddng, by Harry OF the
West, dam by Jo Stoner, years old, lao
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .tMIdglcy)
c. Reeds b. e. doubtful, by Oystcrman, Jr-
Spotted Fiwn, 4 years old. 100 lbs. (Neany) 2
Daily brothers b. IN. Lorena, by Revolver
Gentle Annie, aged, 1877 lbs .(Mahon) 3ro
Time, 1:56-1 57H-2:0o1s.
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