The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31

/. Woods chestnut gelding Dandy, by oys.erman !.
Jr, dam Be. Arlington years ola, lao To-. MsS ars
Hester year. oiu l44 lbs r. r. Rives. IRIS, chest
nut geidina Preston, Dy piauet dam Miss Morgan .
Reformsr, oy Luther dam Annie Laurie, aged. ls.
lbs Trouble was the iavorte At to over tho nea.
The horses were started at tho head OF he
fractional track, and they ran at tho double
jumps-the in-snu-outcr-at the foot pf the
bui. Trouble was FIRST over the hedges, Dandy sec
Qua. New 70 third and fell, while Preston fourth,
bolted over tho side anu ran away ana never aier-
ward was In tho race Relormer NTH Me.ca, LIRE ans
away, he bsing considerably shaken, but having no
broken The accident ~ the hrst hurdles nav
iug put two horses out Of The race, Trouble, DANDY
ana Re0r mcr had settle tho matter between them
selves. Trouble showed the way over ran fence 70
and 90 ana coming round By the iurong pole weat
nrst over "a rail feDcc with Dandy close up kclormer
thlrd The horses then came up ana took tue wafer
10 front Of the grand stand Dandy ana trouble jump
ing ether about eight lengths In front Of heiormer
Running down the little road between me two raehs
Trouble aud Dandy jumped hurdle, then tney
crossed over the track Into the north ROAD WueIo
they jumped ditch, and then assembled me mn o.
the picnic GROUND. Trouble had been showing Inc
way all this tnc, and after he aud ndy hpd Jumped
wall at the top OF the NIL Dandy toox me
lead, and comm g away quickly into the norm heIu
led tour lengths over tho stone wall IN me
centric OF It, twenty lengths 10 'front.' o.
Reiormer Dandy continued TO lead over Tho
double hurdles az tho foot OF tho hill, which
had been Knocked down by New York when he feii,
ana Dandy continued 10 snow the way over a. ,a
when trouble went up and took tue lead and kept it
to the end, Winning an easy race ny i've len Tn
Dandy second, q furlong ahead OF keformer time,
3:5lK.
The following are the
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuD-SPRlSa MREriNG-FiRsr
DAY-rHuRsDAy. May 30.-FiRsr RAcE-Purse s4oo,
ior all ages: throe'quar was,s =. ~'''
P. Lor,llard,s b. c Garrck. by Lexington, dam
Invern ess 8 years old, 100 lbs. lbarrctt)
Dwyer Brothers. blk. h. Rnadamanthus, by Lean
inglon dam Nemesis. years Old. l22 IDS;
G. L. Lorillard's b. I. IdAlia. by Gloneia, dam
Item. A years oiu lis lbs .thargol
A Benont's ,. I. BY Gienoig. dam Grccmn Benz.
oie saI so U CD. M Mary by Dickens, dam Ny
Maryland, years Old, III lbs ....... (Holiowayl
D. McDan,es ch: Fawn ~, ~ Ia har AZ b"1se ,v ua
Lewis Il Stearns' Gu. l. Roma, ~ King Lear, dam
Mamie Harper, years old, ilS ibs tHennessey)
Time, 1.l9.
THE SECOND
SAME DAY-Tns Fordhan Handicap Sweepstakes,
2Otn Of May with $500 added; the second 10 receive
5000 out OF Tue stakes winners after the publication
o. toe ws,Sns o. so sad % oar ua,er co.sa With
AZ NOMINATIONS
e. L. Lor,liard's b. 9. Dspger, by Alarm, dam BY
War Dance, years old. 9s 10y. ...... tearre,t'
j. E. Brew ster & Co.'s blk. h. virglnlus, by Virgil
dam Lutte, years Old. 10 lbs.... .tDonahue)
T. W. Doswell's D. 4. Busnwacker, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Annie Bush, years old, loS lps,....
James W. Bell's br q. Fugitive, by bennington,
dam Urica. years DID, lol lbs FISHERY 4
J. G. Nelson & Co . b. /. Lady salyers, BY Long
fellow, dam Genuers, VARS old, 100 lbs. ....:
Harvey Welcn's b. c. Princeton, by Oakland. dan,
s. d. Bruce's Oh. G. General Ph,ps. by Gisnelg.
dam LA Polka, years old, ia .lSayersj
Time, 2:l5I
THE THIRD RACE
SAME DAY.-The Witners stakes Tor throe-year.
olds 500 entrance, ha forfeit with 81 600 added, Iii
second norse to receive $500 OF the STAKES one
mile.
G. L Lor!lara's b. c. Duke OF Magenta, by Lexing-
ton, dam Magenta...... 800. ....... .iHughes) l
Dryer Brothers D. c. bramDie, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Ivy Leaf; ;..;n.; i: .::. ans
w. xssor;s en- P,ias Of III. Village, ~ Xus.rs
p. Loriilard's I. JUDITH, by Geueg, dam Nine.
P. Iorii,.ia's b. c. z.a,.c. by australian: as@
Charles Reoa'. b. .. Eugene N. Robinson, By War.
minister. dam lnverary. ..tscotp
THE FOURTH RACE.
SANE DAY-Privatc sweepstakes Of S25. play or pay |:
one-nali 10 tho winner and the other to dinner
fund. One mile and quarter Owners up al 100
pounds or over.
dam Jennie H., 4 years old, 100 l6s.. .(irswoldj
R. Center's b. .. Malcolm, BY Lexington, dam
A. Belmont Purdy's b. m. Fiorris, by Pat Malioy,
dam Kate Florence. years OLD. LOO lbs. tPurdy) 3
W. DC hone's Gu y. hHo ny AaIIasansci. uaAu
Maidstone, years old. i59 lbs. tide Renee
Time, 1888.
THE FIFTH RACE
SAME DAY-Handicap Steepecnase, for purse Of
$780, OF which 500 10 the second horse; entrance
Ir.e; any number oil horses may DO entered by Tho
same owner; three horses the property OF different
owners over the fractional course,
starring at the point oil starting races OF
oil a mile running south, thence over the remain
der OF the regular steepechase course.
Starters.
O. Reeds Oh. 6. Trouble, by INVERSION. dam Kate
Mrnn rad fMauy
l.. Woods Gu. c. Danny, by Oysterman, Jr., dam
Bet Arlington, years old, las ibs.... IN dgiey)
John rho mpson's b. 4. Raiormer, by Iutner, dam
Annie Laurie, aged, 49, los (Littie)
Mcclure Brotners' ch. IA. New YORK, by Planet,
dam Hester, years ola, l44 lbs. lNelcal 0
f. r. Rives, Jr.'s, Gu. g. Preston, by Planet, dam
Mss Morga3, years old. lao ibs. ..tGray) 0
Time, 3:51la.
The second day OF the meeting OF the American
Jockey Cuo will 90 tomorrow Saturday. when four
races viii he run, comprising tho juvenile stakes.
winch has thitty-two nominations; the Mary stakes,
which thirty nno nominations; purse race Of a
ilc and -quarters and another purse race OF
mile and eighth