The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY ls75--QUADRUPLE SHEET

and although 1900 to 100 was ia,o against him during
tho morning, ne finished with plenty Of hackers a.
10 !. pque was freely backed at TO and Mariana
iect din Of voices during .hs ,niernisson between
vainiy endeavorRg TO get round on the hcd OF start
tho dash OF a mile and thrsc-quarters vas
freely backed II even money bu. Just before the
8 10 was laid against hm. Vceroy was also ~ 20
mand NJ 10 and 10 2. and Joe and shylocx had a
In the last race somo Of the book makcrs suffered.
as thoy laid even money against Garrck, not Know
ing that susquehanna had been scratched when
that fact became circulated 100 10 80 was offered
freely on Garrick without finding many Of tho
knights Of the poncil that were even Wiling ~ 'ake
that tempting bid.
THE RACING.
A more Encouraging picture was never presented
10 those having horses engaged in tho several rnces
announced TO come OF than was the track whom the
owners OF the racers reached Jerome Park yesterday
morning II looked like bed OF mortar all around H.
and tho rain was making II deeper every hour. Men
having valuable youngsters engaged In the Juvenile
Stakes the first event, iosh to trust their pots
on such gerous for fear OF their slipping
and injuring themselves stIl the prize that was to
DO won by one OF thcm was worth risking good
horse to gain u, and sixteen were sent 10
tho post IN drifting rain that was driv-
Ing IN the face OF tho youngsters ms they TOOK
their places head OF the straight hall mile track
From tho grand stand IL was impossible to
the horses with tho naked eye when thcy were first
brought In line but alter they had their four break
aways and had scattered the mud literally IN each
others faces II was almost impossible 10 recognize any
OF them with a field glass. Just no Captain Conner
dropped his flag the driving mist entirely obscured
them, and not until they had run quarter OF mile
toward tho spectators possible to tell which was
in front, and when they finished ut the judges stand
alter nrst lhroe had passed, the Others were AL
alike color. ana 1t would nave dened the most INTEL
lgent tout on the ground 10 have told which was
last Tho for The Maryland Stakes was more
satisfactory, rs only vine started, ahu these
were sent away in front Of tho stand.
what tho book makers called an "extreme outsider,
but they were by The best horses IN the
company they were IN and they looked like winners
before they were started Tbe public mad hsard ttIo
OF them aud knew nothing OF their capabilities, as
their owners hase no. been conspicuous on me luri
those the stakes were also won by merit, Mr. =.
Lorards stable pcing victorious IN both inst ances
Tho following arc tho detaiis;- El
THE FIRST RACE
The Juvenile Stakes, Tor twoy ear-ods loo cacn,
hat forfeit with $500 aadod; he second 10 save his
stake. Halt a milo. There we're thiFty.two nominal
tohs sixteen OF which came 10 tho posi- These were
Genes dam Item G. L. Lor,l,ara's brown My ialcr
by Lexington, dam Lemonade; The same gentieman,s
chestnut colt Harold, by bennington. dam Maggie -
b. il. f. Brewster K Cu.s brown lilly by bennington,
dam Elastic; Hynes Brothers bay colt Peter Hynes,
by War Dance, dam LEISURE Charles Kced's chestnut
fo Lor ana s''i bay nlly SiSa. BY sa1o dam
Highland Lassic: the same genleman's pay
my Vixen, by saxon dam Coquelte; :.
set, dam Wombat; A. Belmonis chestnut gcldlng
Lucky Hi, " Kentucky, hingisher Or count n a
say, dam Flukc; tho same genteman's chestnut MY
Fiddlestring, ny Kingdsher. dam Filagree; D.
wlibers' chestnut My Belinda. by Gleneg, dam
Madame Dudley; 4. Morris bay colt Ivy Warminster
dam Regardless; W. Astors bay colt Mulrooney, ny
kingnsher, dam imp. Nellie James; tho same gentle
mans chestnut fliy Lulu, by harry BasseiL. dam
Sarah b.. AMI D. J. Crouses chestnut colt by Revolt
yer, dam SKylight.
close togetner and rho down al The start
ing point said that he best one OF the meeting
When the youngsters came close enough 10 DC rscog-
nized through falling rain by ncid glass u was
discovered that Grand Master was IN front, the War
srdess colt second, Vixen third, Harold
fourth. Dan Sparng aith, Lillian sixth. fiddesirng
seventh cghtn, the others hidden by those
IN front them, the last being out Of The ruck
were rscog nized Eiasuc and Lucky Hi. When tho
youngsters passed the three quarter polo the War
IN mister garicss colt showed In trout, being on
tho extreme outside where the ground was the best
OF the horribly muddy track Grand Master second,
halt length in front OF Vixep Harold fourth, on INC
inside next tho euce, the others beng scattered all
over course, rider trying MS best 10 keep
out way Of The nyng mud OF the horse IN front
OF him. II was binding 70 all VINO mad 10 take ~
The race up tho homestre extremely executing,
but soon apparent that the Warmiustcr-
Regardless colt WIS master Of the situation. he
came nome like racc horse winner Of thc race W
three lengths Belinda second Liiiun third, Harold
fourth, Grand Master nth Murooney sixth, the
others following 40 completely discussed with mud
horse nor Jockey could DO recognized as
they passed the stand The time OF the bali
mile was SAN seconds which was good
under the circumstances The value Of the
formed colt all over He Is nfteen hands three inchcs
In height, and has star aud snip ia his lace and
white mind loot. lie ran capital race and was little
distressed win the work he had done. Ths following