The New York herald., 1878-10-09

THE FOURTH RAcB
q handicap sieepiecnase Tor purse Of 5000, OF
winch 500 TO the second morse. Entrance free Any
number oi horses mig be entered by the
Three horses, the property Of different owners 10
start The usual stecplechase There
we're ten entries, Tour OF winch came 10 the posi-.
These Charles Reeds bay horse Waller by Hur-
ran dam Queen OF CLUBS, 8 years, lo4 lbs A D.
| Browns bay horse Problem, ny Pmhco, dam Mys-
and DAILY Brotners' pay niy Lizzie u, by EN-
! qurer dam Leisure, years otd, Ito ios Proc
lem the favoritc, selling a. even money against
The fed; Deadbead to against him; TO against
Waller, ana 10 TO against Lizzie D. The horses
even start and moved on slowly toward the nrst
hurdle, winch was stationed about midway OF the
irac,ionai track Prooiem went the front and
showed the wav over tue hurdle, Deadnead secona,
Waller Inira, Lizzie fourtb. Tho then ran
TO the mead oil The fractional track and jumped
The ience nio the north held, ProUlem one
length 10 front OF Deadnead, who was six lengths
ahead OF Waller the latter dOzs !engths IN advance
oi Lizzie u. Ibe horses circied around the field,
jumping two brush iences, and then camo OF
aeid took the double jump NJ the ioot OF the olu
The in-aDaoutor. Problem was half length IN front
Deadt the latter iour lengths ahead of Waller
who kBockcd down QUE section oi the nrst hurde as
he passed over IL Lizzie d WIS twenty lengths be.
hind 4 he horses then passed iaio the south neid
where tbcy Jumped brush fence, Dcadhead leading
over It by two lengths Problem second Waller thrd
Lizzie along WY OH iGurtn. Tue next jump was
over hedge aud ditcn opposite the cluD stables
which Doadnead led over, and then wheeling 10 the
lett jun ped hedge and ditch lower end
Of the ned. Deadhead was then leaoing by four
lengths, Problem second, Waller tnird Lizzie aud
rider here went and ou OF the race rue iocxry
mounted again, but soon aferward tho fily threw
him, ana that ended their sport Tor the afternoon.
Deadusad tnen wheeled aad came up toward the
people, aud near the seven furoug pole close TO
track fence he Jumped hedge ana rails four lengths
advance oil Problem, ~he was six leng.ns away
from Waller. Tue horses now came to tho water
jump, and as jim Heury brought Deadhead to toe
brush he iiied DeadDead's head with his LETT hand
while gave him cut with the right, and the Torso
poundsd gallant style eght lengths
Of Problem, the latter ABOUT the same distance "a
front of Waller. On went Dcadhead down the lane
between the fractional aud regular tracks, over u
brusn fence across tho track ~ the ouier held,
then up the NIL TO the picnic grounds, eight
lengths In front Of Problem, the latter ABOUT
the same distance ahead OF Waler. over the wAll
top o the hill, down tue bank across the track
into north ned and over the stone wall aud The
became very exciting Deadhead led SIX lengths
the wall, but before he reached tue double
jumps the foot o the Diug Problem close at his
heeis, with Waller only nvs lengtns away. Desdhead
nrst the brush aud rails In the south heid
and bad about tue same advan tage few
two hedges ana dcues, Problem second, isrgtns
In front oil Waiter, VINO Meany was now eDdeavoriug
10 xorK an ON even terms with the othcrs After
getting dtcn Jun snry forced Deadhead
TO nis utmost limit aud opened the gap 10 tour
lengths, wn'ca he brought INTO tho regular
track the thrce-quartsr pole, Waller
being three lengths behind Problem. As soon as tho
horses came into the homestrstch y was PLAIN that
they were ali driving their best all using tue whip
aud waatever othor persuasion they could bring 10
bear Problem closed up the daylight between nim-
wnicn was stationed near the seven iurlong pole,
aud the way the horses approached IL at fuii speed
with his lett hand and went undor him with ms
whip, aud Deadnead made the best Jump OF the race
Problem went over safely, out was not SO quick In
motion after landing and Deadhead got enough ad-
vantage by ina leap 10 Dring him nome winner by
snort Iebgtn alter OF the most exciting strugges
at this place. " aer was beaten ten
lengths. Timo OF the race, AIS.
The following are the
SUMMARIES
AMERICAN JocKKY CLrB-SscoSD DAY OF THE FALL
MEETING Ar JERoxs PARK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ), 1875
FiRsr kAcE.--Purse $50q Horses not having won
race this year OF the vaiue OF 81, 900 allowed lbs
those not having won sny race TINS year, 10 ibs
maidens, II years old or less, alioxed IL lbs II
years old or upward, allowed is lbs One mile and
quarter.
Starters.
J. w. BeIl's b. Dan.K, by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Jennie June, years old. lilo lbs.... tDonobue) i
Charles Reds b. T. Bonnie Wood, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Woodbine, 3years old, W lbs..........
tBlayIock) 2
g. L. Lerlard's cb. c. Albert, by Australian, dam
Queen Victoria, 3 years old 103 lDs....( SparDR)
Z. LoriiIard'sb b. f. Perfection, by Leanington, dam
Maiden, years old, 102 ibs.. (Barretl
ID. McCartys ch. b. Ventilator, BY Wand i, dam
Caroiiue years old, loo lbs. .(Flood)
". Astors b. T. Vagrant, by Virsil dam Lazy,5
i. W. Doswelfs ch. X sunlight. by Australian dam
Eclpuc, years old, 50 los. Harvey I
Thomas Puryear & Co.'s Gu /. Mamie IA. by GIcn
Asnoi, dam Sally WATSON, years old, Ito lbs
tlsingo)
SECOND RACE
SANE DAY.-rhe huntcr stakes, for nllies, three
years old; 500 EACH hat forfeit with al 900 ADDED:
the soco4 ID TO receive $500 OF the stakcx Ono
mile and three-quarters.
g. L. Lorillard's en-. Balance All, by Bonnie Scot.
ianu, dam Lantana. ll5 lbs. Iolowayl 1
q. L. Loriliard's ch T. Boulanier, Dy 4, yer. dam
Lady Haraaway. 1l5 lbs. .fHuuneal