The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-26

ahead Of Barricsds the latter three lengths from
lover y turn the others paying no Attention. 10 hls
movements. the jockeys on Barricade ana
yen.iia,or supposed that shs race l.y WIN then,
The judges' stana leading SIX lengths Ventator SEQ
ond, three lengths ahead Of Barricads who Was six
lengths In advance VI Tom Bacon Going around the
upper the Increased by all Of them, and
Tom Bacon up and passed Barricade, and 40 the
lengths me best Of il. Tom Bacon was now
in the third piacc, and ventator. Barri-
saso ana ne were ounenGa w r,n sim, 0a m
some OF the daylight on the backstretcn. but As they
passed tho hat-miie pole keany led three lengths,
Tom Bacon second, hu length in front OF ventilator
who was ,suglh anead OF Barricado. Around the
lower turn ventiiator Tom Bacon aod Barrcadc were
Ting struggle up inc homestretch ana Kenny landed
a winner by two lengths, ventiiator second, one
aSsaS 2, r0R s Time
Second HEAT Barricade was stlll the favorite, SELL
ing at $50; Kenny $40, the hoid 80 The star! va.
lead; but Barrett having orders 10 make the pace
sharp from tho start and take tho lead and
Barricade 10 his bes, movements Tom Bacon
was third in getting on aud Vcntator fourth,
ali oil the jockeys being on their met.e. BArr.caae
led TWO lengths al the quarter pole, Kenny second.
icnglh ahead Of ventilatcr, Tom Bacon
close uR The horses raced their best aroaua
The upper turn through Tho mud, and
US they passed the quarter pole Barricade
had the best Of i: by twoleug,hs Kenny second one
wal ted on by rom Bacon. Down The backstretch tho
mud fcwas the horses dashed on az TIER best and
leading by neck ony, ventilator being with INN,
eLgth front oil Kenny the latter Tour lengths IN
front OF Tom Bacon. Barricade kept 10 front around
the lower turn evidently under PRESSURE as wore all
tho others, and the horses passed the tnree-
quarter pole without any cnsnge Of posi-
lions. Racing up the homestrctch Ventiia.or went
TO the front. passing the judges clear oi Barrcade
who was under whip aud spur; Kenny third. Tom
Bacon not far away but under a heavy press OF sail
Vont uf nr lads rOu lnbOring all tho
way, Kenny second, who had passed Barricad0 with
out paying any attention 70 the signal Of distress tnat
the latter was hanging out, ON Bacon good fourth
II there was any good IN thut position. Leaving
The quarter pole, Hughes chained down the
s sa.,a y pcs. aDa When tho steam arose,
ana away he went 70 the front down the backsreLch
'front.' II Ven,i.a,or, Tom bacon third, while Barri-
cade was numbering In ile trough OF the soa o. mud
completely beaten. The race was now Kenny's
beyond a preAdventurG Fsrther description Of tho
run would guperhuous. Kenny Ralloped home an
easy winner Nv SIX lengths. Tom Bacon seconi, Vol.
tnator third and Barricade below tho distance
stand.o That was noticed while the crowd wero
cheering Tho winner. Time OF this heat. 3:oSH
MAsy1Axp JOCKEY CLUE RAcrs-rnrRp DAx sArus-
DAY, May rs. 1S7S-FIksr kAok-Seiltng Race tor all
ages, milo and thrsequarers; horses entered 20
iull weight; Tor $1,000. allowed Ids Tor $3.50. ale
lowed ~ lbs for $780, allowed IA ibs u not 70 DO
sold at all los. extra Purse $500. OF which $50 10
G. W. Medinger'B CHI. c. Governor Hampton, BY
Planet, dam Merry Wave, years old, $500; % !.
E. A. ciabaue6's On. g. Kinssisnd. by Narrasanssts
dam Maidstone, years old, $500: 81 lbs .tJones)
J. 4 McMahon's ch. T. BloDdcle, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Beulan, years old, $500; u lbs
+. N. Halls b. {. Dick Sa ser, BY Eugene, dam La
r. NJ inofne's D. g JACK rrag by lightning. dam
by Revenue aged $780, ,s iS Up Ies fa1'0n'
SAME DAY-sEcoxD RAcK-Annual Homcbred
Stakes for toas OF 1873, bred BY and owned At the
timo OF running by the nominator; $50 entrance,
play pay, the club 10 add $500, Of which $l0O 70
tho second morse; one mile; closed with II nomna-
tions.
Starters
w, J. McMahon's b. Q. lkesBonham, by Bonnie
4. A. CiAbaugh's blk. 1. Jet BY Vauxhal dam
HcatherOcll. ..(donoway)
4. Morris b. .. Arrogance, BY Eclipse, dam Van.
r;,n. *
SAME DAY-THRD RAcR.-Free Handicap Stakes
for all ages OF $25 cacn, not declared OUT ono mile
TO receive 500.
J. Nelson & Co.'s b. b. viceroy, by Gilroy. dam
Sister 10 Ruric, years old, Ito lbs (Evans)
T. w. Doswell's b. G. Bushwhackcr, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Annie Bush. years old, 100 los; :
,,r,. os,
SAME DAY-FouRTH kAcg.-rwo mile heats, Tor all
four. los u nvc and upward, IL lbs Purse 500
'or inc hrs' morse ana W. u, los me sse0no'
I. B. & W. II. Davis CHI. b. Kenny, by Curlcs, dam
BY \, Rsa Eye. years old. IA lbs. :tHaghssl !
burg, dam Fanny Fisher, years DID, los !.
JOS. tn.cnnIusonj
Albert Hawihorn's Gu. vensia.or. ny vandal; .
p. Lorillard's ch. n. Barriuade, by AUSTRALIAN,
dam Lavender S years old. liz lbs. .tBsrrotD 4 4
Time, 400-3:5Sx