The New York herald., 1878-08-25

Aelmsman iron. tho flag fell Pilot
second, DancueG tnru, Bertha fourth. When tue
fractional track DanicheH Was in The Lead Pilot
second, Heinsnan tnird. Bertha fourth. Getling to
regular track, Danicen four lcnsibs In of
hsmsman the latter one length in advance OF Plot,
rapidly around inc lower turn, aud when they
reached the tnree.Quarter pole Danichen had only
In advance OF Pinot, Bertha ono length In the rear.
Danicnen showed The way up the bomes,retch and
he passed The judges stand two lengths ahead OF
Pilot, the latter neck IN ADVANCE OF Heimsman, who
was running on tho inside he being one length ahead
oi Bertha. rho running was sharp around the upper
turn ano struggle was made by Heimsman aud Pilot
for the lead Danichen, however, would not
liDquish II, and at tho quarter pole no was first
IN trout OF Heinsmsn, Bertha Tour lengths
sway. strong running was made down tine buck
DaIhe a. his best pace US ho struggled to get to the
'front.' Hemsrnan was hopelessly beaten Ueore he
reached the ha-mile pole, and Bertha moving up
the 0thers galfaDtIy as they passed tnat poiuI
Dancb,n, however, led ono length, Plot second two
lengths ahead OF Bertha, who was LaIt doz.n lengths
In advance OF HcImsman. Danicben main AIMED the
lead around the lower turn, although ne Iapped
by both Pilot and Bertha, but coming up tho home
lengths, Pilot secoou, two lengths Bertha
VINO beat Helmsman 100 yards Time, 3:0sh. Tho
time OF the first threequariers was l:20la and the
last miIc In l:4si4.
vas for purse OF $500. OF which $50 70 the second
horse; entrance free. Throc-year olds to carry 95
lbs, iour.yrsr-oids and upward Id Ibs With the
usual allowance to mares and Eeldings. Maidens,
Tour years old and upward allowed I los. One mile
ana u quarter. Two starters only cumc to the post
These were Mr.. Y. Lorlard's brown gelding Parole,
by Leamington, dum Maiden, years old, carrying
Ill lbs, and j. J. Bevns' cnestnut mare Hattie f.,
by bennington, dam Bonnie Doom, years old, carry.
ing 100 lbs There little beting this race
great was the difference considered between
few Freuch pools soid on Parole paid twenty. i've
cents tor the SIS invested. Parole took the lead
ut the TALL OF the nas came up the quarcrstrec and
passed the stand one length aud u half In front oil
Hatie +. GONG around tno upper turn Parole opened
n gap OF three iengtbs as he passed =. Isoriard's
stable, where there were some ladies' look Ing
fence at the Gong down the bscksirech Hattie
closed up and shut out all the daylight the lower
turn Parole ran under pull all the way homo, and
Won the race by two lengths In 2!l4.
THE FOURTH RAcg
Was for purse Of $3O0, vi wbicn $50 to the second
horse; entrance Tree. The winner be sold at auc,
tion Tor $1,000. II entered TO be sold Tor 81, ,0O0
allowed los II Tor sI5G, 10 lbs; II Tor $780, 10 lbs
n Tor S300,e20 iUs horses beaten aud not having
won race nj Saratoga this year allowed z lbs.
In addition. One mile Five came to the post
Tor this event These were:-J d. Campbcifs
cnestIut colt Fury, by Nsrragansstt, dam Juietta,
. years old, 10 be sold Tor $500, 20 lbs;
L. Harris bay horse Henry 0wngs, by Giiroy,
dan, Estclle, years old, $500, VI lbs; J. & w.
MeManou's chestnut niIy Bionael. vy Bonnie scot.
land dam Bcalah, years Old, $500, 0l los r. Ora.
hams pay colt W. higgins, oy Pat Mailoy, dam Yel-
Iewbird, 4 years old, $500, os los, anu j. A. SMITHS
chestnut niy Mamie H.. by Gicn Atbol, aam sallie
Watson, years old. $500, 9s lDs The pooling this
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