The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11

hs start \ "a nm even one trouble led over tue
first obstacle, which was wall, Desdhsad secsnd,
Problem third. The horses then TO the middle OF
the II, Id and jumped brush fence, problem leading,
Deadheld second, Meany the jockey OF rrouoIe) tax
ing HIM nsud his object being ~ tran the others
untl near the nnish. The next jump was over a
fence the BIZ tree, ana then over the south
section OF the water Problem led, Deauhead second,
Troub third, tue latter stumbling when he landed,
and saved rom falling by ms rider Problem led
The fences oil the fractional Track INTO me west
field, Jumping wall AMI brush fence as ne crossed
IT, Deadn mead second, Trouble several lengths behind.
Jumping the field In front r. Loriliard's
stables Deadnead went TO the 'front.' and ne showed The
WY over walls and brush fences IN II ont oil the
stables, and the fences oil the fractional track
INTO me east field. When they jumped the brush
ispces in the centre Of the field Dsadnead was stI
leading Two lengths, Problem about eignt engns
ahead Of trouble. The horses turned ana Jumped
stone wall near the seven iurlopg pole In The same
order, aud then took the wafer jump. Dssdhead
Leading fou icngths, Problem second, e'gnt lengths
snead OF Trouble the latter again 81 bling w0cn be
over the water, and was again saved iron TALL
lux py Meany on the horses went and Jumped u
starting place the fractional track rrouo'e began
TO close on the others. As the horses Jumped
the wall at the fractional track Desdnead
led 1--WE lengths, Problem second, six lengths In ad-
vance OF Trouble. The horses ran up the west nsid
close 70 fence Of the fractional track, Jumping
ran fence then a wall, and next brush fence on 10
the regular track at the hafmile pole. When the
horses weut out, to Track, Problem was leading,
trouble second Dsadhesd third and tue running at
ths time was very fast, as 1t had been Tor sec
onds previously. There were Out two hurdles TO go
the track, one Gu The lover turn, the other
Problem near the last one but, the latter horse out
ran him nome aud the race by length, Trouble
eignt ngtns ahead OF Dcadbead. Time, 4:52E.
SUMMARY.
FIRST DAr OF SECOND MEETING or THE SARA
ToeA MISUNDERSTANDING, AUeusr 10 FlRsr
RACER he Kentucky stakes Tor two year oids; 500
entrance nall iorie, with $1,000 ADDED; the second
horse to receive $500 out Of tue stakes Three.quar
tiers OF a miie Ciosed with sixty-,ix nominations
Stdrtcrs
r. Lorillard's b. Uncas, Ny Lexington, dam Cora.
Ito lbs .....s........ .tbhfetD Il
@. L. Lorhlards Oh. G Harold, ny Lean ngton, dam
G. l.. Lornlard's Dr. t. ldicr by bennington. oan
T. Puryesr Co.'s b. c. Dan spNIine, oy 1enes,
dam Itcm Ito ios...... ........... (Evsns)
ID. II. Withsrs' ch. Z. by King Ernest, dam Ecpo,
luI IDS ..(Mahohey)
II. v. Snedts b. l. Preciosa, by bennington,
dam Mary CLARK, 10T lbs........... .tDononue)
". Astor's ch. !. Lulu, ny Harry Bassett, dam
Sarah b., l07 Observation-Disclosures. tKivsii)
Time, 1:20f.
SAME Ay-Thc Summer Handicap for all ages. al
$50 each, $40 II declared with 5000 added the
sc,ona horse 10 receive $500 Of the ssakes. One
mile and three-quarters. Closed with forty-e eight
nominations
g. l. LoriIlard's CHI. T. Louianler, by Lever, dam
Lady Hardawsy, years old, % lbs. .(Costelio)
Thomas W. DoswelPs b. G. Busbwhsck by Bon
Mo scotland, Jam ANNE Bush, years old, 100
.(sayF6r1
J. r.. Brewster Co 8 DIX b. Virsinfus, by vrgil,
Dam Lutte, years old, 10 los. .(Evsus)
A. smita's or. ~, Inspiration, by WarmlDster, dam
Sovbia- assd ZIG lhs........--- .-.--.fDonshusi q