The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-29

he worry good one, Allevuer having tr he
the be TIT Vourno second, the Panic hiiy third ST.
james ourn Fusilsdc nf,h, Franklin sixth. They
rapidly up tho fractional track, ana they passed
oil chute hal,-m lie pole Alievucr leading
a lengtn volturuo second. Fusilade third, FranKnn
fourth Pauic nIy nitn, ST. James sixth. Alevuer
showed way around the lower turn closely waited
oy voturno, who iapped him as be swung INTO the
honestretcn, and Inc race was then match between
the year old aud Allevuer. all the others bcug
put o; the hunt. Volurno captured Aevuer at tue
ong po and Keeping IN front apparently at
his the race by ban length, Allevuer SEQ
ond. mali uoZen iebg ms auead vi the Panic fly,
FrauAin iourtu, Fusiade NTH, ST. James lar behind
Time, l:lL
was n purse OF $s00, OIL wucu SIS 10 the second
ana S25 10 the third horse; entrance Tree; u tree
hanuIcsp One niie and i've iurlongs There were
three estries Tor this event consisting OF K Grahams
bay morse onyiOck oy Lexias ton, dam Eaitn, aged,
H. lbs. 1. Puryer a CO.. chestnut colt Dau,chen,
by Glen.s, dam Saiina years OLD, 100 lbs, anu L.
Harris chestnut Clemmle e.. by Dance,
dam Alexandra. years oiu, 9s lbs lew pools On
the rae, are annexed
Danlche1-- oVo 4oo
Sny -...-...--.... ~ leo ~
vieunre G.............. $500. loo l55 los
is III h.g iei 10 capita start Dan
icnen Ia an instant sprang to tue roat, anu gong
ANY, IKE t.e ~ind Tue hrst Iurions was i've
lengths IN 'front.' lie ran out OF the eha'e on 10 the
trace wItn all o. tnat Advantage Clemmie u.
second, ID besd IN ADVANCE o! Snyio X Goiug around
the t1rn Dononue took STEADY IN pull GU Daacnef
aud let the Diners close on MIN. aUd
stretch De three
In OF Ciemme g., the later
trout OF sbj lock. DiIichen showed the way Up The
quarter st,etch undsr srone pull the Others CLOSING
Oh hin untI the day got "as sbut .h'If " up. As
Dabicnen passed Tue Joa.es be ~ss ieng shcad OF
sLylecs, NO vac neck IN iront Ciemin u.
Leaving here Shy ok pfessee ts cut, bu the faster
he III rt he the better IL
seemed 10 suit DauI,nea, he oysEec Daylight IN
moment anu kepI u oPvs % ieIg,n a.
the quarter pole. D4nicnsf ran strong down
the blekstretch. keeping Iengsh Of daylight
be wen "a msenf anu S1yIrck, CIeIDmie u.
uuap.e 10 Keep up the music IHai Danicnf was set
ting Tor the hers to dance 10 OF tnis time. Getting
to Tue laii-mlie pole Daaicnen was i~.dI.g Two
len gtus anu ruuDlng wsii ssud, s1yiock second.
four Iepgtns IN ADVANCE OF Cemmiv q. Dauicnen ran
sa around the lower turn, opening tue gap ~ ,nree
passed The thr, c-quartsr pole, got
ing into tDe homestrcIch he came away with flow
Ing cell aud Won The race ny SIX isnstns, shy iocK
ssceno, one Tong ia ITO o. Cir a ME T. Time 2'54
was Tor purse OF $3L5 ci winch $50 to the second
hanaicap One mile and eIghty yards. SIX horses
came TO the pest lor TINS race. These were Geor2e
Kate Leonard, 8 years ola, IO3 lbs. 1. b. & w. H.
DAVIS chestnut horse ke"Dy ny Curiss. dam by Red
Eye 102 ,os. William kuikey's Drown COLI Luciisr,
by Lesminsop, dam Lady Motley, years DID, IS lss.
L. narrs Day colt Vermont, by VIrgh. dam
s@%s S SSte oc Ms sssas S od neoora.
by imported HootOn, years ola, 80 lbs, aad T. Pur
year Cos bay cot Brother Of Grnstead, Ny Gilroy
dam SISTER oil Ruric, years old, % los. Tue follow.
ina are "a e~ o. the pools sold on Tins race -
Lucier...............- ....... $40 10 50
kenny...--. ...-.........-.-.. 100 l25 100
Nvrmont... .........- 80 loo 50
tied..--- $500 .-.-.....--- DO Do 30
When tue Tag len Vermont mad "A tri1e tue best Of
the start, hspton second the others so close TO.
re, hat tbey couid not be separated but hey
passed tue stand Manton was Ia iront vermun,
~ ond Brother vi Gripstcad third, Lucller
fourtn, Kenny hlh, Fredsrickton sixth. Kun.
ming srouud tbe upper turn Mauton was IN Tue
van by ieogtb, Vermont ,seeono, hall length IN
tront Brother oil 0rinstesd, Lucer fourth, kenny
Anh. FreucricEton six,h. Nation Kept 10 iront
around upper turD, ana when the hor reached
the quarter polo aantoa sti nsa tue best Of tne
agbl; AN tusy we're all strugEng at this early sage
OF tue game, Vermont secono, nail length Ia al.
vsnc. OF oroiher OF Grnstead Lucifcr fyurt, Kenny
MIN Frrder ckton sixth Manton still bau tue lead
down the bscN stretch and passed The hsil-m pole
second, hail a length In front OF Brother OF
Gr,nstesd, VINO naa a length the load o. Luciier,
Fred, icktou 1fiD, Kenny sixth. Aanton still led
the van as nc passed around the lower turn he
sw uug into the nvfnesrctch 6rst, Vermont second,
Brother Of Griustesd third, Luciler iourtD, tho
others beaten al tbis poibi. As coon B tue noms-
stretch w.s entered away c.me the Brother Of Grin
bis way, race easily W two iength Luc,ier
secosd, Two lengths ahead OF Kenny, Vermont
fourth, Manton NTH, FrederioktoD sixth lime.
l.50z.
THE FOURTH
was a purse Of $780, % wDicb $50 TO the second
SIS " tnird borse entrabce Tree tpe winner
TO De svld Tor 900 II catered 10 b. sold
Tor sl,UOU, allowed seven pounds; u for $3.50, ar
lowed eve pounds; II Tor 5000, sew n.een pound,
n Tor $500, twe1ty-two pounds. HVrs Ve ten, nj
having won rsce nj Saratoga tbs year, alo wed
seven pouBas additional. One mile. Euttrssi Tor
TUE acre J. D. CampD-Il's chestnut cot Fv nv, b,
karraganset,, dam Juneua, years old, 10 be
mans chsstnut geiding Qoseuston, by Adm irai, dam