The New York herald., 1878-10-06


Boston his share OF II; and the tastes. Of them seem
70 nave tho lost meanness.n The old man was right
in what ne said. There are two exempt ncaiious At
Jerome Park AZ the present time Uncss and the
Duke Of Magenta although the latter has been on hs
good behavior lately. rnere Is ltle doubt however
In the minds OF his hackers, that bad Uncas come
quietly 10 the post yesterday and remained so until
the dag fell, he would have made a much
most ikey won the stake, as the work ne performed
In jumping, rearing and pitching about bsiore me
start intisued INN more than ,hs running Q. me INC
race. The winner, Mr Wthers' colt, took every ono
by surprise. but looking back al the two races
that he has run previous 20 the present
crcditabe performances. Having had experiences and
good training he brought to the track III hue COO
aud finished his race IN gallant style He isa we'll
shaped colt, bat not very attractive appearances
about heen hands and an inch high, with oiazo lace
aud two white ankles behind. He runs very easily
and seems 10 DO OF the improving Sort The third
race--tne jerome Stakes--was won. as was expected
by the Duke OF Magenta, Spartan making good race
with him from start flash. The fourth race--shs
haphaytan Handicap--was in good style oy NJ.
r Loriiiards Garrck, General Philips bong second
Loulaner third. II capital contest throughout
Garrick proved himself race horse that can DO
backed At all timss in the best company The clos
Co.'s bay geldng Jacxscrcw, tho avorites, Simeon
ana Egypt, net getting placed. Old Egypt, while on
the lead, ooed and IN that way lost All chances Of
wIpning:-
JUDGEs-Messrs. WMhers. Aunson, G. Livingston
rIMERs-Messrs. hsckscher, Lawrence and Coster.
sEcRErARy-C Whcaiiy.
SrAxrKR-D J. Grouse.
FIRST RACE
was tor purse OF $500. Beaten madens allowed, II
years OLD or less, IDS II 6ysars or more II los
One mile. There hve entries all Of wnich came
The post. These were g. l. Lorillard's chestpu.
MY Loulaner, W Lever. dam Lady Hardaway, 8
Belle Helene, by Giene'g, dam Grscan Bend. 8 years
old, l02 lbs Thomas Puryear Co.'s chestnut
% Old. los lbs; j. a Smiths ches.aa. ay ~ Gleneis.
dam Finssse years old, 81 bs., and r Lorsllsrds 3
bay fily Perfection, by bennington, dam Maidsn. 8
years cid. l02 lbs. Loulaner was tue lavorne, La
Belle He.ene second choice, Perisction thud Chi,on
fourth favor Finesse ily hith choice. Alter
start. Periection iu front, Belle Helens second,
CltOn tnrd L0ulaaier fourth, the Finesse ly attn.
La Belle Heieue soon 70 the front and showed
Chiton third. hlly fourth, Louanisr hitn
When thoy reached the quarterpoie La Belle HeIene
the Fnesss nIy fifth. LouIanisr came down
tremendous ratio and was sooa second. As the
horses passed out OF sight around ins NIL Ii Bsilo
Helene showed the way length In front Of Lou
ianer the latter halt length IN front OF Perfection,
Chiffon fourth. the Finsssc nlly nth. When the
horses vex on tho lover turn Louanisr was
In the load. ana sne showed the way around the
turn to the thrce-quar.sr pole. passing tina.
point length In front Of La Belle Helene,
'Aa Canine Clifton INTO f0urs as S1.ss'
Loulanier led a length, Perfection taking second
place, the othcrs practically out OF the race. Loua-
closely pressed by Perfection. Alter sharp and ex-
citing struggle Loulanier won the race by halt a
length, Perfection second, SIX lengths ahead OF La
Belle A6ene, latter SIX lengths OF Clifton.
the Fiaesse nily 1fth. Time, 1:46K
SECOND RACE
Nursery Stakes, Tor lw0-yexr-olds 500 each
nall forfeit, win ST. 900 added the second receive
$2CO out OF the stakea Thr quarters OF u mile.
came 10 the posi-. These wsrs r Lorillard's bay
colt col uasss. by v Lexington, dam Coral lio
IN. piin0 nv Tar Ina
D. D. Witners' chestnut ged,ng by Kiag Ernest, dam
Echo. no lbs; h. A. Cabausn's chestnut colt West.
+. McGra.n's say my Wlssanioxon. Dy Lssminsso
Sarong. l07 lbs G. L. Loriilard's chestnut colt
Harold. BY leaming.oO, dam Maggie .. b., Ito lbs
dam Irene, ITO lbs: W. Astor's bay Oily Bonnie
Leaf 0y Bonnie scotland dam Ivy Lea LOT lbs. =.
Morris bay colt by Warminster, dam Regardless,
10 lbs Uncas and Harold were tho favoriIss at
betting, 8 TO against Dan Spsrng, 10 1 against
Morris colt, anc 10 70 against any st the others.
Alter considerable delay tn. fir tell to very
start with Uncas leading, Wissanickon second, Harold
third Morrscoit fourth, Dan Spari ng nish, Wthsrs
youngsters passed around the blum Uncas lead
u length, WlssanicKon second, Harold third, Norris
fourth Withers Nth, Dan Sparng sixth, tho Others
closely buncned and snveiopsd IN cloud OF dust. so
Impossible 10 separate the hindm0st
Uncas showsd The way around the n'li closely io.
loved BY Wissanickop, Harold, Morris colt, Dau
Sparling, Wnhers' colt and the others very ciose
together. When The youngsters appeared 10 sight
ON the lower turn lucas was about three
lengtns in 'front.' OF Harold. Morris' ,hird, Wissa.
hickon fourth, Withers' colt and Dan Spariinu
Nth and skin, the others beaten or When
Uucas came INTO the homestretch t looked almost q
certainty Tor MIN 10 WIN, but before he reached he
furioug pole Withcrs' colt was seen the extreme
outside closing Oh hnlvcry sharply, and Harod, Nor
rls' colt Dan Sparng wSre also gcttlng closer.
Tho Wilhers colt, however, came fast that tbs
crossing 10 the CiuU House be terms with
Uucas ana then, coming ou gamely, won lhs race by
n lengin, Uncas second, hall length IN front Nor.
ris' colt, ,hmd. Harold iourtn, Dan Sp.riin. aih.
Startie Aixth, B0nnio Leaf seventh, Wissahickou a
eighth, Westminster nin,n. Time. 1 :l9 The stskes
amounted 10 81 400. Tho iolosing are the previous
WINNERS OF THx NURSERY STAKES