The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24
syEKs OF rms ykRyAL SWEEPSTAKES.

ONE MILE AND A QUARTER.
The third race a OF milo and n quarter,
for all ages, tho winner OF the Kancocus Stakes
carry lbs extra; purse $3.50 for the first hor.c aud
$50 Tor the second There i've these
L.rard' snssans, seldns Eis9z Oy Lsanng
colt Tom Bacon, by Lyme. Uurs, uan Fanny FIsuer,
years old; 0den Bowies bay colt Ca,acazy uy Eclipse
dam Katie, years old; George L. Loriilara's
,a"a' dam tau,ana, ye.. yld V ""a S'V g.
Nelson X Co.'s bay my Lazy SAVERS, by Longfcllow
dam Gvnuera, years old Lady saiyers was the
favorne, Balance All second choice, Tom Bacon
third Ia the est,ma ion OF tue betting ty inc
others IN tho Held Ricnzi nrst away, rom Bacon
second, Cata,azy THIRD, Balance All ana Lady Sy ers
close up As ihe horses passed the slaua rom B.con
was showing the way, two lengths ahead OF Ricpzl
Lady saiycrs tLifd, Balance AL fourth, Salacazy
bringing up The rear Gong around mo
fence showed front at The quarter pole by
neck, Lady salyers second, Renzi third, Tom Bacon
saycrs outrn tue Others, and went TO the front near
the hall mile poc ieadns alcngth past point Bal
ance Al second, ION Bacon third kienz fourtL, Cata
cay iith. Lady Say ers nov having the her
sell, her jockey took sronR pull on her ana brought
her nome oasy winner BY ono length. Balance All
second, hall length IN 'front.' OF Tom Bacon, Renz
fourth, Catacazy nIth Time, 2:15.
PEyr0s HANDICAP STAKES.
Tho fourth race was the Pvyton Handicap stakes,
for tour car-olds 500 eacn, hall ore aId only $40
II declared out; tho ciuD TO add 500 Tor the first
horse ana 500 tor the second; one mile heats. For
ms event there we're I've starters, nonas
". Doswcl's brown colt The Stranger, by Asteroid,
dam Coral, 4 years old carrying - lbs w. Astor's
drcd, years ola, l03 lbs b. A. Cabaugn's chestnut
gcidiDg kinssand, by Nnrragansott dam Martstone,
years old, % lbs H. J. Popcs chestnut nily swanua-
nos, by ksd Dick, dam Lizzic Rogers, 4 years
old, gl lbs and Oden BowIe's Chestnut lilly Oriolc.
by Kingdshcr, dam My Maryland, 4 years Old I0l
1Us. Swannanoa ana Frcucrlck the Great wcro sold
rates
ffTst Hat -Frederick the Great was away Hrst,
Swaunanoa second The Stranger third, Orole fourth
kingsand far behind. Gong around the upper turn
Frederick Lhc Great aud Swannanoa raced side and
side iew lengths IN front OF The Stranger, Urioe
being iourth, and kingsland "A long way behind no
having fingered at the post Frederick mad hrs
head IN front ut the quarter pole, swannanoa
second our lengths ahead OF Tho Stranger tho latter
a length IN advance OF OrioIe, with kingsand az be.
fore. Frederick the Groat drew away from
swannonoa on tho bacKstretch ana was
Iengln Ia front al the half mile pole
Tho stranger three lengths away. and ono
length ahead Of orioie, Kingsland bringing up tho
rear Frederick The Great then showed the way
around the lower turn and up tue honcstretch win.
ming the heat by Tour lengths, Swannonoa second,
two lengths IN front OF The Stranger, Orioc fourth
k,Dgsllud distaY ced. Time, 49,
,yecond Hcdt.--Frederick the Great was now great
fsvorite over the nelI He ana Swaunonos jumped
away together, oriois third, Tho stranger fourth.
Going around the upper turn Frederick the
Great anu the Oily ran locked TO the
quarter pole, whom Frederick began TO show
his head 'front.' and ~ gradually drew
away OroIc hrd The Stranger bringing up the rear.
Down tho backstretcn Frederick tho Great led by
two lengths and this advantage no carried 10 the half
milo pole; Swanuonoa seconds Orolo third, .