The New York herald., 1878-11-06


Malloy and Janet Murray to against W. I. Hie-
gins and 10 TO ! against Rifle Before the flag fell
threw her chances entirely out, but she
again for the start. The send of very good
ond, Albert third. SIMEON fourth, Miss Malloy hfth.
Janet Murray sixth, Rifle seventh and Pique eighth
Running around the upper turn Mamie and Hig-
gins We're in 'front.' and they passed the quarter pole
with their heads together. Simeon third Miss Malloy
fourth and Albert NTH. the others following close
together Higgins and Mamie were head and head
around the foot of the bluff but the former one
length in front OF Mamie he passed out of sight
Simeon good third Albert fourth the others closely
punched Higgins kept in front around the lower turn
d.showed the way into the homestretch Albert sec
ond Simeon third Mamie fourth. Miss Malloy
fth the Others following close up Getting into the
hornestretch Simeon dashd to the front and coming
on the race by three lengths. Albert second two
Mamie H. Rifle fifth. Miss Malloy sixth Janet Muir
ray seventh and Pique eight Time l:AoA. Simeon
was bought in for s355.
FIFTH RACE
for purse Of $500; free handicap for twoyear
olds; threequarters Of mile. Two youngsters came
TO the post, These were George L. Lorillards chest.
nut colt Starte. by Alarm, dam Irene. 1l0 lbs, and
J. g. Nelson COS chestnut nut geldng kingston by
favorite at tol He took the lead and held around
the club house hill and into the lowor turn. when
Kingston made dash. passed Startle and coming into
the homestretch with lead of length Increased his
advantage all the way up the homestretch and won
the race by four lengths. Time, 1;2l.
THE SIXTH RACE
was for purse of 5000 presented by Mr.. Pierre Lor
lard for all ages Half mile There Were FIVE can m
Any Fusilade, by War Dance, dam Fly, years old.
carrying io7 lbs.; George Evans chestnut fiy En-
RS Ss es Bes bay yam sedins Dan As By bonnie
scotland, dam Jennie Jsins, years old; us lba:
scotland. dam woodbine. ) years old, io7
lbs; and A. Belmont's bay flly La Bello
a % 9y snss da aas s
ing at even money, the others having TO against
them. Bonnie Wood was first away after number of
false starts, Belle Helene second Warhcd third Dan
fourth. La Belle Helene to tha front
and showed the way to the three-anarter pole Dan
third, Waricld fourth. Belle Helene kept IN front
until she passed the furlong pole. but then Dan X.
made rush after her. and after exciting finish won
the race by aiength, La Belle Helene second, three
lengths ahead Of Bonnie Wood. Warfeld fourth.
Time, O:50
THE SEVENTH RACE
was handicap steeplechase, for purse OF $780, OF
which $3.50 to the second and $50 70 the third horse
, the usual There entries. five
nett Co.'S bay geiding Dcadhead, by julius. dam
Leisure aged carrying l56 lbs Charles Reeds chest
Years old IA ibs Glahan bay horse Bay
by haywood. dam Goneril, aged 140 lbs;
Daily Brothers bay horse Patriot. BY Phaeton.
same gentleman bay flly Lizzie D, by Enquirer,
dam Leisure years old, 13O lbs. Deadhead was the
fuvorite at to against him. to against Disturb
ance. to against Lizzie d. to against Bay Rum
and 10 to l against Patriot The horses went away
very slowly when the flag fell, but they approached
track they sharpened their aud Deadhead taking
the lead showed the way over it. Disturbance second
Lizzie d third, Patriot fourth Bay Rum fifth. The
two last named seemed to lag behind. particularly
Patriot whose rider appeared afraid OF the job he had
undertaken. Deadhead showed the way the
fence into the north field followed by Disturbance
and Lizzie d. Bay Rum and Patriot. The latter
stopped after getting into the feld and that the
last Of him; and even then Bay Rum was not much
better he stopped almost be reached the
south field, and afterward there were but three
horses in the race. Deadhead showed the way over
the double hurdles under the hill OF the club
house into the south field; the fence,
the two hedges and bitches, and then around
At this time Deadhead led six lengths Disturbance
second, six lengths ahead of Lizzie D. Deadhead
came up toward the crowd and jumped the hedge and
water in front of the grand stapd followed by Dis
turbance and Lizzie D. Great applause followed the
fine jumping of the horses. On they went, down the
ane between the fractional and regular tracks,
hurdle, the regular track into the field. where
they jumped ditch then up the hill Of the
picnic grounds, on the top Of which was .
stone wall. Deadhead still showed the way and
had half dozen lengths the best of Disturbance, the
latter four lengths front of Lizzie At that place.
Down the hil into the north field, over the stone
wall in the middle OF It; then out 70 the double
field. over the brush fence and the two fences and
dches and then out on 70 the regular track near the
threequarter pole Desdhead was 1t this time, a. he
had been nearly all the way through the about
half dozen lengths in front. Disturbance second.
Lizzie ID third. Dcadhcad kept up strong pace. and
came home an easy winner by eight lengths. Dis
turbance second, nifty yards away. Time. I;20h.
The following are the Ma
SUMMARIZES
AMERICAN JOCKEY 'CLUB-ExTRA DAT AT JEROME
PARx-TUKSpAY. Nov. 5.-FIRsr RAcE-Purse $780,
$1,000 this year allowed lbs; those not having
won any race this year allowed ~ lbs; madens, II
four years old less, allowed ID lbs five years
upward, 1s lbs. dash of three-quarters Of mile.
Starters.
J. c. Nelson Co.'S b. Z. Simeon, by War Dance,
dam Saratoga. years old. 100 lbs. lMcIaughlin)
p. Lorillards b. I. Pique. by bennington. dam
Lady Emmal, years old, % lbs. lfitzpatrickl
A BelInont's ch. I. Susquehanna. by bennington.
dam Susan Bean. years old. l10 lbs. .tkingoD
J. W. Bells b. q. Dan X. by Bonnie Scotland. dam
Jennie June, years old. lao lbs. .tDonohue) 4
u.
THE SECOND RACE.
SAME DAr.-Hotei stakes; = hsndic.p sweepstakes
monico and brunswick Hotels. of which 500 to the
second horse One mile aud threequarters
Starters.
q. /. Lorillard's ch. 4. Ioulanier. by Lever, dam
Lady Hardaway, years old. .tCostello) /
dam Benecia. years old. " lbs. .CIsingoj 2
J. VI Bells Oh. G. Franklin, by Lexington, dam
Canary Bird. years old. 50 lbs ..Corn) .
Time. 3:A.
TnRD
SANK DAY.-Purse, 500. presented by George l.
Lorillard; free handicap. One mile and furlong.
p. Loriilards b. T. Bertha, by Gienclg dam Stamps,
Dwyer Brothers i. 6. wardeld. BY War Dance dam
Forac years old, lVi lbs. (McIaughinl
A. belmont . .eh. T. ousquehanna. by Leanington.
j. J. Bevins ch IA. Hattie Il, BY LeaInington. dam
Bonnie Doom, years old. io4 lbs. .,.. kelly
Charles Reeds b. 1. Bonnie Wood. by Bonnie Scot
lDonohue)
FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAY-Purse s4V0; the winner to bc sold At
auction for 1.y0O IL entered to be sold for 1900.
allo wed lbs; Tor $3.50 allowed ~ lbs; for 500
allowed IL lbs II for $500 allowed Is lbs. horses
having IN 1910 allowed lbs. in addition.
One mile.
Starters.
J. q. Nelson Co. Is b. f. Simeon, by War Dance, dam
Saratoga, years old, $500, 100 lbs. McLaughin) 1
q. l.. Lorillards ch. {. Albert, by Australian dam
Queen Victoria years old Sl5v0 l05 lbs. s..lkellyl
IL. trrahaIn's b. C. W. l. Hlggins. by Pat Malloy,
.fa,. Vail. l..rI1 ia 1tni n.x
(Donohue)
Thomas Purycar Co.'S ch. T. Mamie II. by Glen
Athol. dam Sale Watson. years old. $500. 100
II. Oge's ch c. Rife. by Astsroid dam Target.
years old. $500 los lbs. .McMannl
J. W. Wynn's b. I. Miss MsAloy. by Pat Maoy. dam
By Engineer. years old, 500. "a lbs. .uyan)
W. Il. Babcocks b. T. Janet Murray, by Panic dam
Ethei sprsgne, years old, $3.50. W lbs
(Wilfiamsj
p. Lorillards b. Pque. by Lesmingtou. dam
Lady Emmal. years old. sl.Ooo " lbs. H'urcell)