The New York herald., 1878-07-07

For the race DanicheT cut out the running and was
never headed Winning s.s' os loa' ssnr race ono
an a half miles, came nexi with Kenny, ihoias NJ
u ss ns $780, gS
aud Guy sl55 fhcy got away well 'osether ana anan
Guy cut out The worS win snylock ~ second
ioar were in line and then Kenny
Thomas K went to the front kenny assa e.as .ne
Thomas h. ran INTO second place. Thc FRENCH poois
paid sll 10 For the dnn race, purse % ssoo ipr
maiden tnree-y -year-ois, d. j. CroUse's haumec I.
Lorillards Bertha and Thomas Pnryear COS psni- s
chef came 10 The pos. The talent were al on Mnu NAV
NEE ID made her hot favorte. One pool sold Mau-
mee $l00; Bertha, $3.50. Gad Danicnei STU Ai'er
false start they were sent away with Maumee III
the iead Danichen second and Brriha IN the rear
Maumee ana Dtnienel ran The 1rst hall neck and
neck the atlcr took tho lead and wa, never
neaded winning easily Dy i've ion2ths III Soih'
lhe iavorl,e badly beaten The Frencn
pools paid $40 80 The next event was
ihc S5 600 match between Spartan and Bramole and
there was considerable piungng IN the pool oox Dy inc
specu iaiors, as good many gentlemen wore anxoGs
poois al the openin Spartan the avorite bring
inr $780, white Bramble sold TOR $685. but before INC
500 lor Spuriap rhey got oil well toIetner, ana
passing TIE aud they were running neck ana neck
inv mis- lead and won under a pull ev q iensth aud
hall in 2:l6 The French pools paii slo 4o ior nc
next event eight starters came to the post-zle ".
FranKie Wild Oats. hooihen, Gallagher, Danny,
Dali us IAN New York. , .,,,...
follows:-Dandy, 500; D4iigasan, $40; New YORK,
s1I5: Gallagher, sl25, and mo Held sloo some OF
tnriO iOck G.
,he he memory OF their comrade VINO was killed on
Thursday After short delay they started out were
led M 10 The threc-quartcr pole. wren Wild Oa's
closed up With the leading pair Daigasiah won .ne
heat :544 win wild Oats second. mere was WA
rush TO pool box alter the heat was de.luea anu
! there was some considerable scrambing among ING
spesusSs to es soo. on sa slso zzo and
Moorncn did not start. The rest got away wei 10
gelhe and Daiigasan won't to toe front but was soon
Ioined by FRANKIE. In the hnsn q ,iiasher Daigasah
and Fran ke the last hurdle together and alter
bard strugge Gallagher won the neat oy mead ana
| shoulders; time, :56 frankie finished second IN
| the auction pools Gall igher became the lavoIne,
bringing $3.50 ana Daga.'an $50. Ihe par 70. an an
even start anu Gullae her took the lead Du on
the Gainey again ana took tue Lead
| coming Inlo the nomestretch lengh ahead. Da,'
| gasup won by lhree lengths; time. IN nut s. me
| French pool tickets pad as iolows:-F!rst heat,
sl4 20; second heat, 50 20; .hirl heat 81 10 Inc
kreucu pools sold amounted 10 $4,000
| The following are the DETAILS o tne racin2;-
| FIRST RACE
was free handicap sweepsta4es of $40 each, II not
declared out with S400 added The second to receive
SIOO OUT OF the stakes One mile and quar- or.
mere were starters, these being James W. Bells
| brown geldInx Fugitive, by bennington, dam Uirica
wears od 1O9 los J. j. Bevins chestnut mare Hat
tie f.. by Ieamlu9ton, dam Bonnie Doom. years o,a'
by Longfelow, dam Genuera, years old, ITO lbs. ;
G. L. Lorara's bay my Italia. by Glenele, dam
aeIaing Burgoo, by Hurran. dam Emily Downing,
| aged ll3 Lady sayers was the avorite, Iaara
seconu choice Fugitive next then Burgoo fourth,
Hattie hIth. The start was a most excellent
one, Idalia bursting oil WITH me lead, Burgoo
| y
nnn. When the horses reached the stand utter a
merry run up the quarter stretch ltaiia was iour
lengths in front .. Lazy SnSsfs .ne a,er mar
of Hattie T., VINO was three lengths IN advance VI
Fugilive. Gong around the upper turu Bur-
6orses passed the half mile pole Idalla led
taree lengths Bursoo second, ,rd two lengths
'front.' OF Hattie r.. Fugitive hitn. Idalia ran away
IRON the others bsckstretcn aud as she passed
the half pole was six lengths ahead. Burgoo
seconu half a length in advance Of Lady Salyers,
the latter one length ahead Of Hattie f..
the gap open around the lower turn and
entered the homestrctch with SIX lengths
Insnest OF m Hatte +. second, who was brought win
rusn. aud Burgoo tulrd. others out oil the
Hltle f. ran gamely up the homstretch and shut up
at evsdy aa Sou h nD Sn
tour lengths Hattie second, SIX lengths IN front OF
gursoo, Fugitive fourth, Lady Sayers NTH. Time,
214la.
was for purse OF $780, Tor two year ods the winner
TO be sold at ST. 500 IL entered 10 De sold
for ST. 600, allowed lbs; II Tor $500. IA ios II Tor
$500 u lbs one half OF any surplus to be gwen 10
fund: the beaten horses not DO liable TO &c claimed
five iurlongs. The starters were G L. Loriilard's
SOU, 70 be sold for $780, 9a lbs, ane
+. Lorillard's bay h,y Rachel by Bonnie Scotland
vorite at $500 to Sl65. The youngsters had yer,
tine senu OF Racnei taking the lead at the star.
were mead and head. Ferida outran Rache
, around the lower turn. ana at the three
quarter pole lcngth aneau hacnci crep
tne otner inch by inch, and at the iarons pole
was Tapped FerIda. BIrre,t performed mastery
on Rachel, and kept her moving IN sucn way .na
he uded nor winner by head Ia / :O3 ~, which
is as fast time distance has ever been run IN.
5 THIRD RACE
was for a purse 5000, Of which 500 and the en-
trance money TO the second horse; the winner OF tb
; Monmouth Cup 10 carry five pounds more than h
carried In thai race; uidens ALLOW ed seven pounds
two miles. The starters were William Lakeand's bA,
horse Little Reb, by Rebel oam by crowsl, years Old
I24 lbs ana rhos Puryear Co.'s chc,tnu colt Dam
clteH
Dsnlchen was great iavorte before tue start a
4 ~ fell and opened gap OF four lengths the quar-
: Ter pole, and Keeping on AZ racing pace wa
ei.nt lengths n front ona, inc 81 na't ,vIsn mi,
I home to the stand, making the mrs
, mile in 45]s. Little Reb was forced after ieavin
| This pout and going around tue upper turn shut VI
> two lengths, Dancheh leading SIX lengths a..
the quarter noie mis was ev.aen, No at c,osa, ss,
, soon aiterwa ard Lakeland prcked him with the spui
and tho horse at once told The spectators oil IT
Danicnen maintained the lead he mad taken rom "a
, begnn ing and carried IL tho end WANING the rae
!. was / :55k y aud the total time Sal
, FOURTH RACE
ne,,on for So ooa II entered to be sod for ST. SOC
l. allowed , lbs. u for $1,000 lbs; II tor 5000 |
One halt Of any surplus to DO rven to ,he sec
d beaten horses not to be liable to be claimed On
% mile and hal. There we're iour starters 10
. this event, comprisngG. l.. Loriiiard's ba
70 goidiug Guy. by Narragansetl. Gam ChgnoD.
70 years old be sold for $500, SO lbs X Granams ba
d morse yock, by Lexington, dam Edth, aged, S5Jt
ia lbs: j. r. klien's chestnut gelding Thomas X
!. by Planet dam Miss Morssn years old, $500, 10
d lbs apd T. Il. ~ W. X DAVIS chestnut horse Kenny
a by Cures dam by Red Eye 900, III los
The start was a very fair one Kenny at once Iuml
ing 10 The 'front.' Thomas X. second, Shylock taird
Gay fourth Ino horses started at the hafme poe
n ana when they reached the hree-quartcr pole Gu
led half ieogth Suylock second Thomas a. thirc
l. Kenny fourth. Tho positions OF tho horse
}. were unchanged they came up to ia
a ridges stand, and as they passed In fron
INV
l. Spylock second, two lengths ahead OF Thomas X th
latter one length In advance OF Kenny. Gong aroun
. the upper turn, Guy showed ,he way to tue qu rte
pulc out after that he began 10 give "ay and kenD
IS went TO the 'front.' which he kept 10 the end. Kcnn
. won inc race BY SIX lengths, Thomas X SECOND, tw
Iensths ahead Of hylock, Gcy .ourtn. Time 2.I3 4,
y THE FIFTH
was for purse OF xl0J Tor naidcus. three years OLE
a t,ne milo ana ono eighth. Tho starters were ID.
d Crouse,s chestnut any Maumcc. Dy Revolver, dai