The New York herald., 1878-07-05

the programme the majority Of the spectators knew
very little about the accident, as they were all in
About dozen people that were standing The
hurdle over which Deadncad fei rushed - the
the almost insensibls rider. Il was a. once appar-
sn. that be was very seriously injured aud h,s
as ' s all ss d 'ySr '.s
picked up by half dozen and
SuKs.s on The ss .soss Ss eoaia so
feel the cool evening breeze. The Uood was washed
or the cuts on his isce. HIS clothes were thon par
TALLY removed IN order 10 discover the nature
OF his injuries, but beiUre the doctors could
arrive a. any definite conclusion the sufferer
death resulted from break OF the spinal column,
received when tho horse rolled over him. William
Mdscy came over to this country some eight or ten
years ago, anu was with hts brother. who then
framing Tor Mr. r. W. Cameron. He was OF tho
aud some yoars ago was we'll known on The aal, bai
lately HIS weight confined hs mounts 10 the jumpers
During his career IN the pgskia he won some good
races and always bore COOL name honest, feli
able jockey. His brother. who s now training for
Ar Bowie. Of MARYLAND, i a. msssn. a.
Saratoga, and has been telegrapbed for. The death
OF Midaely was much regretted among the trainers
and jockeys with whom he Was Intimately associated,
10 the want oil judgment In naving track clear
Tor the run home alter the horses leave the ued.
The small hurdle stretched across the track 10 not
jump Of sunicicn. consequence to make tho horse
rider give proper attention, ana being 50
al racing speed Tns is no. the ars . that an ac
cdent OF u serious nature has met with the
hurdle on the track and on each ana every occasion
II has bcen suggested that II 10 unnecessary obstacle
that would be better out OF tho way. jockey was
thrown and Killed AZ Jerome Park almost pre-
cissly similar manner, the mare Usage Was killed
~ Saratoga over like obstacle, and HAND Netcalf
and other well known hurdle ami sleeplechase
riders havo all had occasion 10 remember
the hurdle the track. II might be we'll now II
managers Of the different race courses TO give
this matter their serious before IL occa-
sons any TURNER loss me- IL Is all, very well 10
make the jumps rs sun as they like III the field when
tns horses are umpIng but after they turn into the
hp N II IA nj lO
place any obstacles IN tho way vi tired horse strug
sng a. tho TOD OF his speed, because naturally the
slightest mistake would entail serious results.
THE FIRST
was the July Stakes Tor ,woycarolds, $50 EACH play
800 out oil the stakes Inc winner oi the Hopeful
Stakes to carry nve pounds extra. Five iurl0ngk
ten OF which came 70 the post These were r. Lor-
lara's Chestnut colt Sioux, w Leaminaen, dam susan
Sy snes dam ,s Wam 0as STs %
Luiu, by Harry Bsssett, dam Sarah b. q. L. Lori-
lard's chestnut colt Harold, ny Lsalnington, dam
Maggie b. b.; the same gsutisman's brown nlIy Idier
by Lsamington, dam Lemonade: the Same gentle.
mans onsAtnut geloing Monitor, by GieneIg, dam
Aiux; D. j. Crouse's chestnut colt, by Revolver dam
Skylght; Lewis h Sterns' chestnut Ally Minnie
Andrews, by victory, dam Mamie Aarper; b. p
McGruths bay nlly Wissahickeu. by Leamington, dam
sarony, and i. Morris' bay colt by Warninster dam
ReRardiess. g. l.. Lorillard's youngsters were tho
favorites, Norris colt second IN choice ana Lor-
ard's thru sought utter lhs others in tho field.
The youngster mad grand send-on, ldlcr Harold and
Morris co close together Croases colt fourth, Dan
poosou
mile pole Harold was IN front, Ider second. Luiu
third, Morr.s' colt fourth Dan sparng nin, Monitor
SIKH, Sioux seventh, Wrssahicken MINNIE An
drcws following close togethsE Running around the
lower turn the pace was fast and many changes took
place. When she youngsters passed thrss-quarter
pole Haro'd had commanding lead, Lulu
second, ldler third, Morrs' fourth, Dan
Sparliug hth, Crouse's colt sixth, Monitor seven h.
the Others entirely out Of the hunt very exciting
up the homeslretcn and Guorge. LoriiIaras trio
came nome hrst, second aud third. Harold was drs.
by lengths, Monitor second, length in front Of
Iuer, Sioux fourth, Norris colt lfh, Dan Spariing
sixth Lulu seventh, Crouse's colt eighth, Wssx.
hicken nin,b, Minnie Andrews tenth. rims, :031s,
the quickest time ever made ~ this distance IL has
been eQuaiisa twice uut never beaten the first time
by Knad.manthus. July 25, 1916, ana ag.iu oy Pal
metto at Saratoga, August TO- 1876, and this was q
grand triumph Tor George L. L0riiiard :or never be-
fore on the Americah Iuri, a held Ut norses
ruanng, did One oSner hsv5 all Of three horses
placed; ana we DO not remember any thing like IL at
the present moment as having occurred any other
pars oi The world The stakc amounted to $l,so0
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