The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

abied TO catch the trains returning to New York at six
II would be advisable for tho railroad companies 10
advertise the time of their iuy. as many
people ia New York were unaoio TO find out yesterday
morning at what hour they could leave Tor the lTack
THE RACING.
The frat race Tor a purse OF $500. Beaten
ma,dcns allowed. II ibrso years old, ibs- II four
years upward, Tbs. Threo-quarters OF a mile.
There seven starters, comprising Y. Griswod
Gray's bay gelding Darncy by Asteroid, dam jennie
H., years old, carrying 115 lbs. q. L. Lortlard's
bay hiy Idaha, by Glenelg, dam item, years old,
ll3 lbs; Dryer Brothers. bay colt Dramble, by
Bonnie scotland dam Ivy Loaf years old, log lbs !;
William Astor's chestnut geding Dr. Koester, by
Knignthood. dam Penelope, years old, 100 lbs. W.
r. Babcocks chestnut horse Egypt, by Planet,
dam Lady Barry, aged, ~ lbs, p Loriilard's
bay hliy Judith, by Glenelg. dam Madame Dud-
ley, years old l0l lbs., and +. Morris black
mare Fathicss, by bennington, dam Felicity, years
DID, III lbs. Bramblc the favorte, judith second
choice ldalia third, Faithless fourth, Egypt 9Th,
DR.. Kocstler sixth, and Darnley the last IN favor
with the spectators. Captain Conner did nos Keep
the horses long ut tho post before he had Thorn Ia
good order for start, and, dropping the flag when
they all in motion, they GOT away on very even
terms, Brambc leading IdaIa second, Judith tnird,
d.. Koester fourth. Egypt nth. FaiLsss sixth and
the i've iuriong pole Idaiia was leading,
Bramblc second, judith third, DR.. koestcr fourth.
Egypt nth, Faithless sixth, Daraley seventh. At
the nali-m pole ldaiia led nall length, Brsmbie
second, naif length ahead u Juaitn, The
lower turn Brambe rushed quickly 10 tho front and
Leading length at the turccquartcr pole, laa.a
SECOND, Egypt ihird. F4,nicss fourth. Tue Others
honiestrctch, ana BruiuDle won the race W tnree
enstns, ldao sscopd, four ieug.ns iron. OF Egypt,
VINO three lengths ahead OF Faithlcss, Judith nth,
DR.. Kocster sixtn Darnley seventh. Time, ll7.
TIE SECOND KAck
was tho Long Branch HaudicaD Sweepstakes OF $50
each, bali iorto, and only $40 II declared by june
20, with $500 added The second horse 70 receive $500
out OF the stakes. One mite aud quarter. There
were thirty-eig nominations, six Of whcn came t.
tho post These were Il. A. Ciabaush's chestnut colt
Clovsrbrook, by vauxha. dam Aanalna, years old,
l22 lbs; William Astors bay geid,ng Vagrant by
Virgil, Jam Lazy, years ola, ll6 lbs; &. L.
LofIllardss buy colt Danger, by Alarm, dam Ny War
Uauce 8 years old, ITO Ips ". L,kcaud's bay morse
lbs. L. Loriard's bay coll GArrick, ny Lexington,
dam Inverness, years Old, 100 los d. swigerrs bay
colt Milan, BY Meibourne, Jr, dam Aiumnia. years
old, 80 lbs Danger Was the lavorite AZ long oads,
Milan the second choice, Garrick third. Little kcb
fourth, vaxrAnt nIth IN favor, Ci0ver0rook las.
cuolce The start capital one, Little Reb jump
Ing oil with the lead, Danger second, Milan tniru,
Wnen the horses came TO Tho stand Little
RsD leading one length, Danger second, nAii a
length Ia 'front.' OF Milan, Ga.rick fourth, Coverbrook
nith vagraut Little Req showed The way around
the upper turn, altuouGh Danger pado desperate ei
ior.s 10 overtake him. and at the quarter pole tho
Rebel s had u length the lead, Danger second, one
To- myth IN Milan aud Garrick who we're run
ming side and side. CoverbroOk NTH, VagranL sixtn
L,tlie Reb showed the way down Tho backstrslch,
sin keeping him sell clear OF Danger VINO was three
lengths oil Garrick the others being out of The
race lhis time. At The haif-me pole keb seemed
10 be running we'll IN Maud, one length IL front OF
Danger, who was two lengths ahead Of Garrick, ths
latter l.ur lengths in advance OF Milan Covcrbrook
Nun, VagrAut SIXTH and Tar away. rho race then
suited IN . naicu between Littie Ret, Danger and
Garrick, there others in It, and II went
TO end, Win Litlie Reb showing The way 10 the
finish, Winning the race ny Two lengths Garrick
second, half Iength ausad VI Danger, the latter
dozen lengths ~ trout oi Coverbrook, iourth Vasrant
niln and Milan SKIN. Time, 2:l3d.
THE rHikD RACE
was the Jersey Deroy, sweepstakes OF $50 each,
play pay, with $1,000 added, Tor three-year ods:
tho scconu morse 10 receive $500 out oil the sIakeA
Those Not having won sweepstakes Tor three Year
olds allowed 8 lbs. one mile aud bali Tnerc
were sixtecn nominations, three OF which came 10
post. These were T. Loriliard's bay colt Spar
tan ny Lexington, Jam Lulu hortoa, carrying liz
lbs. q. L. Lorlilard's bay coll Duke oil Magenta, ny
Lexington dam Magenta, llS lD-, and Thomas Pam
coast 4 Co.'S bay colt Danichen, ny Gienslg, dam
Saina. ln0 Duke Of Magenta Was great favorto
over lns held. spartan Jumped away with tue lead,
Barret having orders TO cut out the work and 20
long as he mad leg lie obcyed orders ana showed
the Others the way around the turn ana the
quarter strotcn, Magenta second, Danicnen third.
they entered the stretch Spartan led four eGgths
inc Duke OF Magenta second, one length ahead Of
Danicuen spartan kept up The clip, aud as he came
IN front OF the grand stand he led Jour lengths;
The uuke OF Magenta second, three lengths ahead
oil Danichen The Duke was iorced around The upper
turn in the endeavvr 10 60 TO tho ironi, and no
closed up two long MS the daylight but spartan
went 10 the quar,cr pole Two lengths ahead
uf him; ihc Duke second, three lengths IN
front Of DanicreT Going down ths back
stretch Spartan outran Tho Duke. and Danlchen
closed MN. Al the halt niie pole SpaIta
led three longlhs, Tue Duke and Danicnen running
with their neads together, The Duke seemingly un-
able 10 shake the Russinn OIL Ait.r leaving that
point the ~ns no longer In DOUBT spartan kept
tLe advantage ne mad gained on Inc first miie, and,
ralop,ng away strong, camc home a winner oil the
by nve lengths IN 2:4la4, Danicnc second ten
lengths IN ront OF Duke OF Magenta. Time, 2:slz.
TIx FOURTH RACE
the Hopeful Stakes, for tMoycar olds, $50 each,
play or pay, with $500 added, tue SECOND
xIUO out 81 the sIakcs. Hall u mue rnere were
Lxenty-seveu noninations Tor tins event, eleven OF
v hicli came 10 The posi-, these were T. Loril!ards
bay hny Rachel, " Bonnie Scotland, dam saduwa ;
Inomxs Purycar a 90. 3 bay colt Dan spariing by
Gicneg, Item. w. astor's chestnut ~ Luke, by
Harry Bassett, dam sarah d. ID. withsfs' chestnut
Lorilara's cnesInul colt Harold, by Lsanoglon, dam
Maggie Is. IS. the same gentlemuns Uay hly Idler, by
Leam,nston' aan, L.monsae' hyne. Bfo'uers' pay
II. Morrls' bay colt by WarmIster asm Re
CARELESS; Lewis \ sisarus' chestnut col. Farley,
~ Alroy. dam Lazy CuIpcppcr. sud the same
gentlemen chestnut hy NAME Andrews, by VIC
tory, Tam Mamie Harper. Aoiris' colt Was the L.
vorite o. l.. Lorard's Two next Ia favor the others
briuglns nominal figures ny outside SPECTATORS.
George Loriard Harold took tue lead al the start,
Morris colt second. Dan sparhng third, Belinda
fourlh ldler nb Rachel Skin, the Others III bunch.
When the youngsters reached the tBrc quarter pole
Morris colt was IN trout, closely waited on ny Har
old. By idicr thiri, Rachel fourth, the others ali la
trouble. busting race cnded W George LDfiiiards
Ia.cr winning the Face under strong unlshmcnt
lengths, wnicn proved hef u one MOTIFS
colt seconu, Harold tnru, han SparlLg iourth Lulu
nitli Rachel sixtb, sioux seventh, Belnua eighth,
Lulu nintD, lily hes tenth, Farley cvouth Tiaic, 81
seconds.
THE FIFTH RACE
Tor purse OF $500, the winner TO be sold At
ton Tor 81, BOZ II entered to be sold Tor $1,000
lJwoa Loo. ior $3.50. ~ lbs Tor 5000, Is Tor
5000 "a lbs. ODegaii VI any surplus 10 be gwen
the second horse aud tie other hall TO tne racing
iund beaten borscs not 10 be liable 10 be claimed
There twelve entries Tor TINS race, ten OF wicn
came 70 ths pos, COMPRISING ). y. .ampDeli's bay
mare Brunette ny Leaning. on. dam Cb suun, ycars
Old be sold for $500, carry rs los q. :. Lloyas
bay MY Wild Rose ny wiididc, aam wander
years old, 800. 81 los H. Granain's by cslt ". L.
Higgins Wy Pat Mailoy, dam lcoxbird, years old.
5000, 100 bs n. saniords nay niy fusliuc, ny War
Dance, dam Fly, years Old, $500, IS lbs.
J. \. Klhn's chestnut gcidIng Inoinas X.
formerly Prcstonl by Planet, dam Miss Nor
gan years old 5000 lO3 Ibs Lewis X Stearns gray
horse Frank, w Engineer, usin LAZY Culpeppos,
aged, 5000, LOG los. James ". Bei's brown geding
Fugllivc, by bennington, dam Uirica, years Ola,
$3.50. 100 los. a. L. Loriilarus bay gclding Lounger
by Leamingtop, dam Mundane, years OLD. 5000, "
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