The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
Dance dam by Revenue, years old. $50 lbs DERBY
was TIE iavorite The following the rates al winch
ala the horseswere sold just before the raccs:-
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Dance. dam by Revenue, years old. $50 lbA Derby
TIE avorite rne following are the rates at whcn
all the horseswere sold just before the raccs:-
First Heat
Derby. .................. ...-..so-o ~ oSs
Dillgasian. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 ~ 80
Gallagher. ......-....... $50. iW ioo iss
Redding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ W ~
kodes ..'.........-......... lou
Mila oats......- ioo 100 oao
ne horses were started well together ana tnsy
dashed at the first hurdle i've abreast, Daiieasian
leading, Derby second DANDY third Gallagher fourth;
10 Rodes dfth, Redding SIXTH Keiso seventh Wiz
the hurdle completely dowo The horses rapidly
Gallagher second. Dandy third Derby ,Uaa,h'
10 M"' Roass A'a eighth. Passion ninth. Run.
around the upper turn anu down the hrrSs
beyond the quarter pole by length, uanas.sr
second, Daigasian third Deroy fourth hedains mn,
and Passion ninth. When she came 20 me huroe
the hali-me pole, ailer all tne o'uca d har
passed over she struck and fell, throw ing the rue',
Young front OF her and then rolling over on nun,
He lay where he TELL nsensibic, when persons ran 70
bis assistance AN. and !, VI" .ss.s Has was ' car
red away in carriage. All Inc horses passed over
this hurdle IN the ordcr they passed over the
the way closely followed by Gallagher until the tnreo-
quarter pole was reached, Daiisasi,n tLiro, De,oy
fourth Wild Oats filth, Kelso SIXTH Redding seventh.
10 Rodes nth. Al the fourth hurdle, stationed at
the seven furiong pole Dandy was over urs., Deroy
Ain Kcdding SIX, h. the others together. struggle
home and Dandy won the race oy TWO lenstns, Desoy
second, Dailaasan third Gallagher oursn, 30 mDaes
attn Wild Oats sixth, Redding SEVENTH keso egnth'
Time of the heat, 10TH.
the ioiicwing pools were sold between heats:- 90
Dandy. SUI Ivy a
Derby. .........--..........' zig ~ 90
Redding. ............''.'.''' ,o oo - 100
Second Heat.-Dagasian ard Wild Oats did not start
on ccount OF iniurIng themselves IN the first neat
Dandy away first keso second, Deroy mr.
Gallagher fourth, Rcdding fifth, 10 kodes SKIN.
Dandy was first over the lrst hurdle, heiso seconu,
Derby third, Gallagher iourth Reddng hitn houes
SIXTH Dandy led around the upper turn anu was Two
isn,ihs in front as ne reached the second hurdle,
which was stationed 100 yards beyond the quarter Poe,
Derby second Gallagher thsa Ksu others Inc
way dow the acksrech, aud as they went over tug
hurdle near the ball mite pore panay
touYth KeIso 1tu 10 Rodes sixth hner run was ihaue
around the owsrturu Dandy st Leading TWO ieassns,
tier two lengths in front Of Ksiso, Gallagher DIN,
10 Rodes SIKH. Dandy had the race vol III manu- ~
he came up the homestretch, AID, although CLOSELY
messed by Derby as be reached the hurdie at the
seven turong post after clearing that one iengt1
ahead Of the gray horse me ra shs hurdle
uber iourth, Keso nitn, 10 Rodes SKID. After get
ting safely the last hurdle DANDY came away ana
won tine race by three lengths, Derby second elght
lengths IN advance Redding the latter tour
| in front OF Keiso Gallagher filth, 10 Ro1cs SIKH.
Time OF tho heat, 1851.
| s.p.rocA Observation-Disclosures DAY OF THE FIRST
REGULAR MKEriSa-SATuRDAf July ~ m,ne pos" ,or
asanss W cds those not nav,ng won sweepstakes
ruce during the year allowed IDS. winners 81 any
rec closed in 1876 or thereafter al any other tnan
mo course June 25 to carry lbs extra
| One mile Thirty our nom nations
| STARTERS.
p Lorillara's q. f. Perfection, by Harrington, dam
| Maiden 70 carry los los.... .(barretg
p LorllIards D. Pique, by Leamiugton, dam Lady o
G. L. Lor,ilara's Gu. C. AlOcr,, by Australian, dam >
| Queen Victoria, lib lbs. .(hoho"'yl
T. " Doswell's CHI s. sunlight, by Australian. dam
Erit
G. L. Lor,ilard's cn. B lance ALI, by SOME Scot,
rboma. 'I Parysar Co. b. c. wads Hampton, BY
GIenelg, dam Item, l13 los: ..........''tH'ans'
SANE DAY-Free handicap sweepstakes Of s2o
each # not declared OUT with $500 adied, thesecond
horse 10 receive 500 out OF the stakes. one mile
Thomas Puryear Co.'s CHI. Pilot, by Planet, dam
sally Lewis 8 years old. 90 lbs TX ngo)
Thomas W. Doswelrs D. G. Bushwnacker, by Bon.
| ME scotland, dam Annie Bush, years old, 1c5 !.
| George R,ce's b. c. Kenesaw, by Gcnuarry. dam
| Kathleen, ye RS old, ll5 ibs..... .. .Jones) o
oros.ss eh naa a % Iy
| p LORI ar rs CHI. =. Bayard, Ny Bonnie scotland,
dam Beuecia, years od, loS los. :...,l barrel)
! n Yowle's Gu m. Mary, by Dickens, dam Ny Mary
land. years Old 105 ios .;Halloway)
| Time, 3:l5
! THIRD RACE
SAME Free handicap hurdle race for q purse o.
$500. of wnicn 500 TO he second horse. Milo heats
over Tour hurdles D'st Sae.sy eighty YARDS
! I. woods cb. C DANDY, by FISHERMAN, Jr, dam
| Bel arlington, years oid I3s u.s.. ,
A. D. Browns G. h. Derby, BY Eugene, dam
| Kste sovereign, g. years d, $50 ID. .tsutcne)
j. s ssnni Iy Ward, years old $50 lJ. Srswn
| L. Hart's Gu. b. Redding, by Harry OF the West,
dam by 10 s.oner years OLD, ~ i5.. Nancy
Item. years ODD, AZ 10, ...:........p henryIS 9
Fisher DOS ,. 3. Kelso, by voucaer. aam Kals
| G'Tney's b. z. DaIgasian, by barney lone, dam
Lucy Lucy FOwisr ears old, i4s o.; .taaansyl DIR
'r s apm oS Revenue S years o 30 o
w. owens b. m. Passion. by Red Eys. aa@ "
| svmuathy aged, 1856 ibs......... oung) dis
Time 157sl-l:5sla.
INJURED JOCKEY.
pIchard Young, the jockey Of Passion, who was in
;,rod nv the falling OF the hurdle race,
was picked up Insensbe by the chief OF the ponce OF
track Mr. Fa Hotel aad qu ss v ,a.sa
| where medical treatment was once procured.
| nr y Is, Reynolds attended Young, and after ex-
am,n,ng him closely declared that he round no bones
aroaon but that III patient - receives terrible
sbYcS besides BEN ,Pcrushed by Tho mare falling upon
p,n, thinks that Young viii recover. He
was ,nsepsibe Tor long time but is now conscious
and seems 10 DO easy. Young is Canadian, twenty
n'o ye MoSpAY's RAcRs-PooL SELLING.
The entries the extra races on Monday were an
rounred this afternoon, and Immediately afterward
nr,er moo, selling at the track took place. The fol-
having gives iull particuars:-
'o"'"s rHREE-ouARTERs OF A MILE.
Boardman, los lbs. .......... 500 80 30
Ferds 102 lbs. ......... 10 OIL 30
Kingston, lo2 lbs. .......... 10 d
Lulu, l02 bs................. 70 10 ~
I W Norton. 105 Ibs....... 10 b
Grand Master l05 lbs........ 20 20 90
MILE HEATS
Loulanier, 81 lbs.... ......Sl60 $50 100
Emuress 1O6 lbs. IL ~
kinney X, 81 ibs....,....... 10 10 D
Miss MaIloy, 81 los........... 90 90 70
Frederick The Great, lis lbs. 50 20 10
Mechanic, lis lbs............ 10 rs 10
s,v,ock. 1o7 lbs ............. ais % as
Henry owens, 1903 lbs........ ID III %
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