The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-30

First Heat-Io good start the flag fell, Empress
leading, Loulapier second, Miss Nalloy third,
Mechanic fourth. Going around the upper turn En-
press showed tho way by length, Louianor second,
a front OF Mechanic wno jusl had his head ia
advance OF MISS Maioy. In TINS way they passed the
quarter pole. The race very Interesting as the
horses passed down the Dsckstrctch, Empress Lead
Ing length all q way, Loulaner tecond, head IN
front OF Miss Malloy, VINO md her head IN advance
Of Mechanic Tue quartctte passed the half mile In
this manner Leaving here the racing began IN good
earnest und tho affair became exciting. When
the horses were about midway around the lower turn
they were parallel more beautiful struggle could
not well be conceived Than was then goiug on. The
four continued In line until they swung into the
homesuc,cn Al the quarter pole Barrett brought
Louanier to the 'front.' ana they passed the
quarter pole she was leading a neck. very merry
run up tho homesretch and Loulauier won a very
easy neat by two ieogtbs, Mechanic second. three
lengths ahead of Miss MaIloy, VINO was a length In
front OF Empress. The pooling between heats was Us
follow
LOuanler. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800 400 325
FIeid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 leo 70
Second Heat line horses dried out recovered
very well during the twenty minutes allowed them
between beats, aud when they came TO the starting
place all except Empress were very fresh ana ready
ior another turn. The flag dropped at the first
break away, Miss Nalloy taking the lead, Mechanic
second Empress tnird, Ioulanicr bringing up
upper turn, ana as they passed he aaar'er p ole
Miss Maloy had the bes, OF IT Dy length, Mechanic
second nall length Ia iIont OF Louaner the later
/. hall n length In advance OF Empress Miss Mailoy
showed the way down the Dackstrctch By halt a
length, Mechanic second, hall length in advance vi
Loulabier, who was nall lengtn ghead OF Empress.
Ii was an interesting and beautiful sight to see the
four tapped on each other for so long a time. The
horses passed the halt mile IN this manner and
ran iuto tue lower turn where the pace
was further sharpcned, ana then Empire.
bcgan to fai back, she beng unable
10 keen pace with the others any iurther Tho
three lett IN the struggle then drew closer together
anu there only heads difference between them as
they swung Tho homestretcn. Getting the
quarter pole they were parallel. ana then tncy were
all running their best LOuanicr began to draw away
little W little, until she clear OF the others at the
sevcn-furlong pole, and then coming on under pull
won the heat and race by three lengths, Mechunic
second three lengths snead OF Miss MallOy Empress
was dstanced. Time, 1461s.
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse 6f 5000 entrance froe the winner TO
be sold at auction ior 500 II entered 10 be Gold
for 81, 900 allowed lbs. II for $3.50, IL lbs II tor
$500, IL lbs. II Tor $500, Il lbs. Oop mile ana
quarter. There were eleven entries Tor this event all
oi which started These were r. Graham bay horse
Shy lock, by Lexington, dam Edun, aged. to sold
for $500, 1O7 lbs L. Harpe bay horse Henry owings,
by GIBSON, dam EsteIe, years old, $780, lO3 lbs. ;
THOMAS W. Doswclps brown colt stranger, ny AS
leroid, asm Coral years old, 5000 lOl los J. w.
Bells chestnut hily Mariana BY Lcsmingtop, dam
Black slave years old 81 lbs. y. }. Crouse's
chestnut MY Maumce by Revolver dam Emily Pey-
top. o years Old, 81, 500, 81 lbs. DAILY Brothers
brown nliy Idzzie d., w Enquirer, dam Leisure,
years DID, $500, 10 ibs J. J. Bcvins chestnut mare
Hutie ~, by Leamiugto I, dam Bonnie Doom, years
pId $500, log A. A. Thompson chestnut geliing
Loiterer, by bennington, dam Lemonade. years
ola. $780, 103 lbs j. ID. CampbelPs chestnut colt
ufy, ~ karragabsett, dam Juctta, years old,
s3oo, 81 lbs; Doughty Howlaud's gray mare Moor