The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-04

the nrst heat Bateman brought $40, Steve Maxwell.
$50; woIord T.. $22; field. $40 They got the word
on the drst attempi. Wolior1 took the lead at tho
first quarter and was never headed. Steve Maxwell
followed length behind him and broke IN trying to
overhaul him down the homsstreten. Golddnder I'm
isned third Bateman third at the three quarter
but he made bad break at the head Of the stretch
and was sixth at the For the second heat Steve
Maxwell sold for $45; field S75 At the Hrst attempt
they away. On the turn woliord T. left his
ieet, but quickly caught Goiddndsr was hrst at tho
quarter and Batsmaa second woliordZ trotted very
last along the backstretch and had the lead at the
hall, Goldandsr second, Bateman third AMI Maxwell
fourth Al the third quarter Goldnndor Bateman and
woford T. were closely buncned. Down the homo
stretch woliord gradually drew to the front. Lady
Voorhis came forward like a shadow and finished
q the wire For the third heat woford T. brou ht $50
field $45 Nancy Hackett took the lead on The hrst
woIiord third and Bone Setter fourth Al the guar
ter, ana at The hall these tnree were tapped,
WIN Maxwell nth N. A, the .ara q%a n.sa
Bono Setter came fast uowu the honestretcn,
but lett bis feet twenty yards from tne wire aud nm
isncd second, Woliord H. third Before tho fourth
heat woliord sold tor $25 and the neld Tor $40 Tue
tavorts was not In hts position when the word was
tapped by Batenao and Bone Setter. At The half
Hackett mad y clean leaf, with Bone Setter second
mares wheel IL was hard Ggnt down the home
stretch Nancy Hackett winning by a neck
lord For the hin heat Nancy Racket sold Tor s4o
field $50 The iavorte went To tue front on the nrst
turn. Al the quarter Ba!eman was second. Woiinrd
H. ana Booze Setter apped the mare at tho hnlf. On
The upper turn ne hed was closely punched. Sieve
Maxwell made "a brilliant race down the homestretch
ana had colared the iavorits. when he went INTO the
air ana was beaten by u head, Bono Setter close
third and Woiiord u. fourth.
BUFFALO, N. r., AUGUST 3 lY7S.-FoURrH Asp LAST
DAY OF THE SUMNER MEETING OF THE BUFFALO
Tor horses that never beat 1885, mile heats, three in
Ave M harness. $3.50 30 the rst. 1915 to the secono,
$225 10 mo ,hird and $3.50 TO the fourth horse.
W. q. ana j. Woods iRochester, ~ ~
r m. Nancy Hackctt. l 1
j. r. sml,h'. (rolsdo, 0nio) br. g. VOL
D. B. h,Ubird's Jackson. Meal b. :.
John ma nSrphy's ISsw York, g. 8. Steve >
W.. Norris: Il iDsuoi;. Nion) .. N. Lady !.
y. 5. T"ici.irs cscatn FiaIiasla@.
| Aass) g. g. Goldander.
| Alden Golo sniih's (WashingonvlIle, N.
" b. z. Ba.eman. b z
a. ". voorns' tDetriot, Micn)b M
Aoa %'n. Sas; 5: a:opaala
THE .rwxNrY" PURSE
The 2:20 race gave rise % great expectations The
non starters were Prosper and Lys .nder Boy Pre-.
the nrs. heat Proteins sold IN the pools Tor
$780, Power $50 Midnight $50 and the neld $50. The
word WAS given on me second score with
! Aioemarle behind. Around the first turn May
queen and Powers lett their feet, and
Adelaide was nrst 1t the quarter, Midnight
second ana Carrie third At the haf Midnight tapped
Adeaide. Carrie third ana Prouene fourth, noobling
from SORENESS the others strung out in the rear AZ
the third quArter Midnight and Adelaide were still
tapped and Carrie third. Absmarle lett tho rear
| DIVISION ~ The head OF the stretch aud came tor
ward last The struggle to the wire between Ads
latter winning by neck, Carrie good third. lime
Quarter, 3ok seconds halt, 1:loA; tnree-quar,crs,
| brought $50 ana tue field S35. The word gwen at
the third Miuuight lost his position Adelaide
the hrst turn. At the quarter May Queen was
| in the lead, King Phhp second, Adelaide
the Pos sssev,on vi Ans%ar vino
had moved up into fourth place Protiens was seventh
and steady At the third quarter aay queen neld the
horuesrech Protiene came ith rush as soon ~ she
found place 70 get through the feld, and finished
close third Carrie was moved forward by the judges
70 second position account OF being ihteriered with
on The lrst by King Philip and Asy Queen.
Time-Quarter 35a seconds; hall. l:00J4; three.
heat Proene sold $50; field, $50. The word at the
secon nd attempt, with King Philip behind. Richard
INDUCED In a run on the nrst turn. ydnish. made
bad break Adelaide Was first at the quarter. but on
the 1ackst,etcn Protieno passed her as II sue were
standing stil ana had opened Cup OF Jour
lengths At inc hail, Aibemarlo third. Al the
third quarter she had increased tho gap to seven
lengths. Down the homesretch Biggs drove with one
d,vsiou 20 get inside the flag. Richard flushed sec
| ter 35Is seconds; half 100; throe-quarters, l:+2
! mile z:2lk. AIbemarie witndrawn before the fourth
MiIntght Was on OFoAk Wusb ne received tue
word Protienc took the eao at the quarter and won
as she pleased Sac logged under tue wire. Carrie
second and Richard third TO me three quarter
polo. Hors Carrie INDUCED In a lively run. but Tell
10 the rsar before sne could DO settled RICHARD
fnisnsd sscond and KING Philip thira Time-Quar
Ter, SO seconds; hall, lo9; threcquarters, LAB;
10 tue aith heat Protiene broke on the turn, but
Obtained tue lead on the backstretch and opened a
big gap She walked under the WIRE fime-Quar-
ter 35l seconds; hall, lilo; threequarters, :43
milo, 2:l9k.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-rsorrISd-No 9-Pursc OF $4,000 for
horses that never beat 2:20; mile heats three In
nvs, In hsrness; $1,000 to the first, $500 to the
second $500 to the third and $500 TO the fourth
horse.
Oliver Blggs' Cincinnati, Ohio) br. n.
Ja r;,; ss;s.;. 80. YORK; b M aa.i.;a:
W. p. Gibson's (Erie, Pal btx 3. Md
nig1t.. 1890 U
John Murpnys (New York; Gu. g.
Richard. ..........................6 2
W. Nack's Buffalo N. " D. m Cprrie. 3
}. p. Gubert's (New York; b. e. King
PnllIp. b D 4
Charles >. Green's tBabyloo. L. ~ u
N. May Queen. ........-.......: o