The New York herald., 1878-07-03

serious results The boy is attached to the stable oi
Mr.. McGrath.
THE RACING.
Tho following the details OF the running
THE FIRST RACE
purse OF $780, for maidens OF all ages; four
ysar-olds allowed lbs, fve-year-ods and upward
lbs one mc There six entries for this event,
comprising J. G. Nelson Co.'s bay Glly Simeon, by
War Dance, dam Saratoga, years old, 100 lbs VIM.
Astor's chestnut colt Manhattan, by Lexington, dam
Verona, years old, lo2 lbs; r. Lorlard's bay Gly
Bertha, by Genelg, dam Stamps, years olds,
97 lbs; Charles Reeds bay nily Bonnie
Wood, by Bonnie Scotland, dam woodbine.
8 years old, 81 lbs; D. j. Crouse's
chestnut lly Knnie K, by Revolver, dam Kinnkn-
nick years old, 81 lbs, and g. L. Lorard's chest
nut geding Loiterer, by bennington. dam Lemonade,
years old, Ill lbs. Simeon was great favorite,
selling for $500, Lotercr $50. Kinnie X. $40. Bertha
$50, Bonnie Wood $35, Manhattan $40. Bonnie Wood
first away, Knhis X. second, simeon
third Loiterer fourth, Manhattan fifth, Bertha
sixth. Bonnie Wood showed the way around
tho upper turn. Lotercr second, Kinnie
X. third the others close together When the horses
reached the quarter pole Bonnie Wood led length,
Loitcrer secona Kinnie X. third, Simeon fourth,
Bertha fifth, Manhattan sixth. Going down back
stretch Bonnie Wood showed the way and at the half
mile pole was leading a length, Loiterer second. ST.
moon third, Bertha fourth, Kinnie X. hfth, Manhat-
with Ter winning alter leaving tins point. She kept
in front, running easily and came home winner by
TOUR lengths Loitercr second dozen lengths abend
OF Bertha, the latter neck IN front OF kinnie X,
SIMEON Gith, Manhattan sixth. Time, :464.
was for purse OF $500, ior maiden two -year.oids;
hall mile. Seven entered for this event, and they
al came TO tho post. Iney were William Astors bay
r. Losillards bay lilly Rachel, Dy Bonnie Scotland,
dam Saaowa; Charles Reeds chestnut colt Graudmas-
| ter, by Eclipse. dam lnversnaid; H. +. McGrath's
| brown Oily Mary Ann, by LeamingtoD, dam Susan
Ann; G. l.. Lorllard's chestnut geldng Monitor. by
| Gleneig, dam Mink; j. L. Brewster Il Co.'s brown
| hy by bennington, dam Ellslic, and Lewis Il
s.earns' gray colt Surprise, by Alroy. dam Dewdrop
Monirsr was the favorite, selling Tor $175, Bonnie
| Leaf second choice for 500, Brewster II Co.'s
! Leam ngton Elastic colt thru at $50, Mary Ann
SOS, Rachel s75 and Grandmastor $40. When the
fag iell Bachel first away. Bonnie Leaf second,
| the Leamington third, Surprise fourth, Grand
master NTH, amH.,os Mary Ann sixth, Monitor
the lower turn Rachel showing the way, ana when
they came to the three pole Rachele neck,
! Rounie Loaf second. Monitor third the Lesmington
fourtn Mary Ann fifth, Surprise sixth, Grandmaster
| seventh. merry run up the homestretch ensued
ond, three lengths ahead OF Grandmaster, the Lean
ington fourth, Mary Ann fth, Surprise SIXTH Bonnie
| Leaf seventh. Time, 52h seconds.
was handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each, $40 II de-
ccive 5000 out Of the stakes One milo three
| quarters. This sweepstakes closed with twenty nine
Nominations seven Of which came to tho post. Those
were r. Graham's bay horse ShyIock, by Lexington,
dam Edith, aged, ia lbs. D. ). Creuse's chestnut
colt Joe. by Revolver. dam skylight years, lilo
| lbA q. L. Loriard's bay colt Danger, by Alarm,
dam by War Dance. years old. 100 lbs; William
Lakeland's bay horse Little Reb by Rebel. dam by
Croweli; 2. Lorillaras chestnut geldng Bayard, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam Bsneca, years OLD, 0s ibs.;
Thomas Puryear Il Co.'S chestnut colt DaucheG, by
Lorllard's chestnut My Mar,tana, by L.aminston,
dam Black Slave, years old, % lbs G. L. Lorara's
ns h ssss s II ns n sss s.oo g this s.yss
sIs5, shylock $l4o, DancheG sIS5, Joe $40.
Joe was first away to a good start. Mariana
| Nan oI.oH hVrI
| nth, LUue Reb sixth, Shylock sevenlh rne
horses raS rapidly down the backs,rctch and when
Joe second, Danger thrd Little ReD iourtn, Bayard
| fifth, DanicheG sixth. Mariana was evidently cut
tss e
lengths the best Of II at the hreequarer pole, Joe
ssyaLd sixth. L snyosa Hse
| The horses galoped sharply up the home
stretch and they passed the stand Mariana led
length, Joe second, halt iongth ahead OF Daniche
Bayaro fourth, Little Reb fifth, Danger sixth, Shyock
behind and beaten beyond perasvcnturc al this
carly state OF the game Mariana showed the way
| around the upper turn and then shut up suddenly,
having accomplished her mission, as soon she
passed the quarter pole. At that place Mariana led
length, Danicne second, J0e tnrd Little Reb iourtn
Bayard dftn, Danger sixth, Snyock lar away of the
rear. Going down the backslretch Little Reb ran TO
| the front, and led length at the nall IN lie pole
Danichon second, Joe third, Bayard fourth Mariana
| no longer in doubt. Littlo ReD, known TO be
! sticker. mad the lead, and evidently moro speed
than any OF the others. HIS hackers began
|
and the moment he showed IN front thoro
was cheer that had a Southern SOUND that was
| winner he did on the frat day by two lengths IN
front OF Bayard, the latter short head advance of
found that he could not win. Danger was nth, MARI
tana sixth, Sylock very bad seventh Time, 3:ll a.
THR FOURTH RACE
was for purse OF $500. Winners of any race Tex.
cept handicaps, matches or private sweepstakes) OF
tho value Of 600 to carry weight for age, Other
winners allowed nvo pouni is; maidens allowed, II
| thre. years old, eight pounds; u iour years old,
twelve pounds; II i've or more, seventeen pounds.
| One mile ana hail. There were five start
| ers Tor THIS event, comprsngJ. G. Nelson 4 Co g
bay horse vceroy, uy GIlroy, dam sister to Rar.c,
| 5 years old, carrying 1l9 lbs 4. b. X W. X Davis
| chestnut horse Kenny, by Curics dam Dy Rcd Ego,
years OLD, l19 lbs. ID. j. Cfouse's chestnut colt Ne
| chanic, by Chlcotne, dam Matte u. 4 years old,
Il3 lbs G. l. Lorillards chestnut lilly Louanior by
Lever, dain Lady Hardaway, Years ola 81 lbs, aud
J. 4. Brewster Il Co.'S black horse virginius,
1000. v,ceroy sl75, Loulanlor $3.50, Mechanic
not start, IL never iniendei he should. Wee
roy the lead al the start Kenny second Louinicr
around the lower turniho horses having started al
the half mile poc-whcn they reached the three
second, virginius third. Loulanicr iourin, Kenny
NTH. Vccroy OH his way up the quarter stretch
again showed IN front, and he passed tho stand
length IN advance OF Mechanic, who was length
ahead OF Virginus, Louianier iourth, Kenny nth.
viceroy kept IN front around the upper tarn and at
the quarter pole led one lengtn, Mechanic sec
ond, neck ahead OF virginius, who led
Loulanier length, Kenny hnb vicoroy
sho cd the way down the backstrotch, Virginius
pressing until he quit; but by tue t!inc vir-
ginius had beaten Vceroy new didatc appeared
IA the shape oi LouiaDier, VINO challenged HIM for IN,
victory. She took Viccroys place the cr turn,
and by contant AMI never trIng perseverance,
the part OF hlte Barrett, her jockey she landed
n winner by "a short head yIrsirius second, Kenny
third, Mechanic fourth. Vceroy Gfsh rime 243a.
was for purse OF $500, the winner to be sold auc
ton for $1,000; II entered Dc sold Tor 81, 900 al
lowed lbs Tor $3.50, IL lbs. Tor 5000 is Ds Tor
$500, u lbs onc-han oil any surplus to be gwen to
tho horse ana the hall the
the beaten horses not 10 DO liable TO be claimed Onc
mile and iurloDg Entered Tor tins wero j. j.
Bsvins' chestnut mare Hattie H., by bennington, dam
Bonnie Doom years oid to be sold tor $500. to carry
lOl lbs. Robert Graham's bay horse W. |. Higgins,
by Pat aaIoy, dam Yeowbird, years old, lor $500
100 lbs H. sandiord's bay hlly Fusiaae, by War
Dance, dam Fly, years old $500, 10 ibs ID. j.
0rouse.s Day my on MY ny mevo'yer' dam Nuisancs.
bay goldine Guy. by Narragansctt dam CHG
non . years oid, $500 rs iUs; j. \. Xii
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