The New York herald., 1878-10-13


McGrath's brown niiy Mary Ann, by Leamlnglon, dam
Susan Ann, 81 lbs. y. wltners bay MY Be,tins,
black col. Cedric, BY Saxon, dam Fanny Lud.
low 92 lbs. and y. Stearns, Jr's, chestnut
pa we're Wy s am adS oads
against them; Bemon,,'s TO !; McGrath's, Q u;
Wihers', 70 J, and s.earns', 10 TO against him.
three miles before he could be stopped. The colt was
then Withdrawn. Alter considerable delay IN get
ting the youngsters into limo tho we're started on
very even terms, Pleyna leading, Mary Ann sec
ond, Fiddlcsirng third, Avenger fourth, Bstina
hnn. Farley sixth. the youngsters ran sharply 10
the hill Fiddestring led half length, Avenger sec
Ha1 rsynl hya h Iosa ~ ysn aSn n
lower turn the Regardless colt was leading tho Re.
morseIess colt second, Mary Ann third piddlestrins
colt, Aysnger was nrst at tho thrse-quarter pole,
with his stable companion second, Bet.ina third,
ley s,x,n nolrs S%r psr oano AWAY from
the others soon as they got into straight work,
length. Avengsr second. eight lengths in advance OF
Mary Ann, the latter Two longths ahead OF Fiddle
string, Farley dfth, Bettina sixth. Time :2oh. The
stake mounted to So. 425.
was for purse OF $500. OF which 500. with tho en-.
trance money, to the second horse. Winners or
500 upward carry lbs. extra other winners
allowed lbs. madsns, II three years old, allowed
miles ana a quarter. inc starters wero Thomas
Puryear l. Co.'s chestnut colt Danichsf. by
pam sao.n a1ss ysas
by bennington, dam Maiden. years old, l26 lbs.
Parole Was the iavorte At three TO two in favor Of
him and I'VE to three against Danichef Tho horses
had good send.of, Daniched taking the lsac with
the drop OF the nag and coming up to me stand three
lengths ahead OF Parole. Danichen Increased his
lead around the upper turn and was four lengths In
front OF Parole At the quarter.pole Danicnef kept
or sight with four lengths advantage When
the horses appeared on the lower turn Dani-
mad his much much s in bis favor when he came past @ Inc
thrsequarter pole. Attn stand, the finish OF mile
aud a quarter. Danichef was leading two lengths.
Parole running very easily ~ he passed into the
last mile. Danichef was two lengths and half ahead
al the quarter role, and ne passed around the MIL OF
the CLUB house with advantage Of three lengths.
ON ths lower turn Parole moved up aud took sides
with Danlcnsn a. the snrse,qaarssr p.le ana then
apparently very easily. Time 4:09.
FOURTH
was Tor purse OF $500, for maiden two-ysar-olds,
three more start or race Tbree-Quarters oi
mile. There were i've starters, comprising G. L.
Lorilara's cnestnu colt Sartls, Dy Alarm. dam Irene
Basse,t dam wombat, lot lbs; !. G. Neson Co. g
brown colt Brother OF Cuba BY bennington, dam
nickon, by Leaming,oD, dam sarong, io7 lbs.
aud y. Stearns. Jr,s, gray colt surprise, by
Alroy dam Dewdrop. There was considerabie betting
and he bookmakers were shouting out at the top OF
their voices what they would lay on the horses.
Brother TO Cuba was taken at to against, Lillian
to against Startle 3 70 against. Wissahickou to
against, Surprise 10 to against. Brother
Cuba was FIRST away, Wissahickon second, Startle
thru, Lillian fourth, Surprise fifth. Brother Cuba
led to the loot OF the bluf and ran around
the hill oil the club house length Ia front
OF Wissahickon Lillian third, Startie fourth Surprise
hth. When the youngsters came IN sight the
lower turn Brother TO Cuba was leading two lengths
Startle second, Lillian third, Wissahickon fourth,
Surprise d fIb. Brother OF CuDa Then away from
the Others and when ne came into the homsslreich
there seemed doubt Of hts winning from the great
home ne botsd, and starie, coming on rapidly, won
at the post by neck, Brother TO Cuba second, six
length ahead OF Lillian, Wissahickon fourth, Surprise
1ith. Time, 20.
THE FIFTH EAoE
was a handicap steepecnasc Tor purse OF $500, OF
which 500 to the second horse; entrance iree ANY
number OF horses might be entered by the same
owner. Three horses, the property Of different
owners, to start race. The usual stesplechase
course The following came to the post:-L. woois'
bay geding Dsadhead, BY julius, dam Leisure, aged
I's 's r.u:o s.m Ss s'' y.ss yssss
old, lS7 6s. W. Cai.n.n's bay gsidlnE Bay Rum, ~
haywood, aam Goneril sgsa, l44 lbs; Daley Broth
rsl, years old. lss lbs; A. rayors CHESTNUT gel.
ding Lora zs!lsnd BY Lex,agson, dam LIS Mardis 9
s' years. l,s1 oa lbs. P1ssen a'% and Dsss
Snnus Ssna and /" to any Of s1Ss' Ss osos
The horses mad start, Dsadnead leading, Lord
Zstiand second, Lizzie D. tnlrd, Problem iourn Bay
which was on the fractional track, Deaanead went
arsi, closely followed by Lord Zetand. Problem
thrd Lizzie D. fourth, Bay ~ nth. Patriot sixth
The latter close up tho fence OF the north field,
and whom he Jumped the hurdle he struck
anisned him Deaahead then showed tho way
over the fence into tho north nsld Ut
inc foot OF the fractional track, closely followed
py LORD Zetlsnd, Problem. Lizzie D. and Bay Rum.
The horses then circisd around the field, Deaahead
leading over two brush fences IN the nei and taen
going and taking tho two hurdles ~ the loot OF
the biuf, Lord Zotland close up the others several
lcDghs away in the order gwen. Dssdhead then ran
into the south hcld which no circled, and jumped
two hedges and ditches tho way, still closely Iol-
lowed pressed by Lord Zetsnd, dozen lengths
front ., rGOo,sm' Lizzie mo Sor.n: Ray ms sun an1 o,n;
hedge and orcn. Deadhsad dashed around the lower
OF tho field, and then heading north came up and
jumped Q brush fcnce at the ssvsn-furiona pole, jim
henry his Jockey, sending him along for all h.
worth. Lord Zetland six lengths behind second.
Problem eight lengths further on third Lizzie u
fourth. The horses then came Tor tho water
in front OF the club house and grand stand.
Lord ze.Iana ianaed on the lar side oil the water he
stumbled and threw his rider, and then dashed
after Deadhead leaving his jocksy behind. Problem
was then rushed after Deadhoad, closing very FAST
and by time hs reached the top OF the hill
picnic ground Problem was close up to him. Dead.
and into tho north Geld, and they passed
stone wall IN the middle OF II Deadhead Was
only q length In front OF Problem, the lat
ter Atty yards away from Lizzie d. Dsadhsad
was time closely pressed by Problem, and they
out OF the field and took the double jump at the
loot OF the bluff very together. Problem showed
In front TOR moment rs he anc Deadbeau passed
the brush fence In the ned, and horses
ditcn opposite the ciub stables. Going over
TINS obstacle Deadhsad mad q slight advan-
sAS neck io advsoce OF proeis. the latter was run
ming strongest as they passed out OF tho south
field to the regular track nssr the three quarter
pole and when they into tho homestretch there
was very little differences between them. Problem
beat Dsadhsad tribe to the last hurdle, which was
stationed opposite the seven furiong pole, aud,
after getting over IL safely. ne came and
won q very close race BY short length
Lizzie d. came home some minutes after
tue others had finished The time o; the race
was ALL. Whom Dsadhead came to the Judges stand
Tor his Jockey to dsmount II discovered that his
hind legs ere badly cut having hit some OF tue tim
the brush fences his race, but where not
ascertalned. Tho following are the
SUMMARIZES.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB-FoURTH AND LAST DAY
OF TN. FALL MEKrIyG AT JERoME PARK-SAruRDAY,
October l2-FIRsT RAcE-ihs Annual Sweepstakes
for three-ycar-ods $3.50 entrance, 500 iorsi with
a. 600 added: the second horse to bis stakes.
Two miles. Closed with thirty-tnres nominations.
Starters
@ l. LoriIIard's b. c. The Duke OF Magenta, dam
Magenta, Ito lbs.......................(H (Hughes)
p. Lorilard's b. G. GarricK, by Lexington. dam
Inverness Ito lbs. .(Hayward) 2
p. Lorillards b. c. spartan, by Lexington daHi
Lulu Horton, ITO lbs. .(Barretp
Ttsu. A.