The New York herald., 1878-07-05
was 4.osx. The stakes amounted to $4,000 tn.

lSIo-WAnuerer (o). 10 4.of'e
ls75-A. Pennington t4)........ 20 4i34
1871; Ochiltree ~ ......... IT 4:4sN
lS77-No stake opened. .........
ls7s--Parols s................... l6 *4:O9,l
.Reauced from two miles and half to miles and .
quarter
was for purse OF 5000 maidsns allowed Hve pounds
mile heats. There were three starters, comprising
pwysr bso.hoss olacx morse knadaman'hSs' Lam
Coitrilis chestnut MY Adventure, by Daniel BooHs,
dam Maggie G., ll3 lbs, and o. L. Lorsrds chest nut
hlly Loulanier, by Lever, dam Lady Handaway,
years old. 81 lbs. Rhadamanthus the favorite at
ODDS beere the race began, but after the 6rst heat
the nlly had the CALI The following the dessis;
First Heat Loulanisr jumped away with the lead
after grod start to ALL bu before she got around the
turn Adventure took II away IRON her and was
length clear OF hsr y. tue quarter pole Louancr
lengths In front OF Rnadxmantaus Louianicr and
they passed the half milo pole Loulanier had the
best Oi by head Adventure iour lengths in fropt
OF Rhadamantnua Going around the lower turn the
second, RhadsmaDthus third. Getting into tne
homosIreca Lakeland, finding he had NO ohancc 10
decided by the old horse ana the young hily. Inc
atter was too sharp for khadamanhas ahd she came
home an easy winner Of The heat ~ two lengths,
Rhadamanthus dozcd lengths IN advance Of Adven.
ture. Time oil the neat, l6l,
Second Heat Tho horses mad most excellent start
they bounded away parallel, ana as they
around tho upper turn Louanter showed ncr hcad ip
front. Rhadamantnus second Swans. hts rider gvng
him his best pace) Adventure following as best sbe
could but that was very slow When Louianier and
khadamanhus reacned the quarter pole the lilly had
q neck the bast OF il, Rhadaiaantnus six lengths In
front OF Adventure the latter cling longer the
race. Gong down the backstretch the old horse
al mis- best but the ny had 100 much foot and At
halt mile pole she had him beaten leading two lengths
After tEat there was no contest. Louianier came
away aud salIoped home an easy winner by six
lengths, Rhndalnanth second, Adventure dls-
The rIyrH RACE
Tor parse OF $500; the winner to be sold at
ton tor $4,000 II entered to be cold for 81, 500
allowed four pounds for 0OO ten pounds II Tor
s7So: .narssen poanas II Tor $780, osh,esn pounds
not to bu liable 10 be clained One mile and quarter
There were Ave entries, comprising Z. A. Claoaugn's
Maidstone. years old, $780, "a lbs !; +. B. ". R.
DAVIS chestnut horse Kenny, by CurIes, dam BY Red
oS.snas n'sei seidns Loissre BY Lssmos.oa dam Lem
onade 4 years old. $500, "a lbs Dwyer Brothsrs
ssss horse os.9 S.%
% S.oy, dam " YseSS'rd, sa ye.r. oa sSoS To.r:s
Kingsland selling Tor small dgures. Ihs start
good one W. ! H'gxins leaaing, Loi.erer second.
Keuny ,hird, Kingslaua fourth As tho horses came
up the quarter s.To.ch TO the grand stand Lo.erer
showed Inc way, and AS he passed tho judges stand
he was leading three eng.hs, Aigsins second. neck
OF Kingsland. Going arourd the urpor turn the
horses closed up and as they passed the quarter pole
neck in advance oi Higgins, kingsland two lengths
further oil. Lotsrer ran rapidly aown the back
Of dsynsS,, kenny % sesond, IT, one length in ifont
OF Higgins. the latter length 10 advance
Of Kinssand Gong around the lower turn enny
went vi anu passed Loitcrer, and a. the threequ
ter pole he LED threo lengths, Loerer second, Leck
in front oil Higgins, KingsIand a length iurther on
Coming up the no omestrecn Kenny was tax en- In hand
by is Jockey ana Barrett seeing this. quickly made
extra enOri VIII Loerer and lhe horse responding
lore Holloway was on Lis guard. desperate struggle
Tor fifty yards and Kenny won BY . ieuglh, Loterer
second, three lengths ahead oi w. l. Higgins, the
latter six Lengths IN front OF kingsiand limo
THE SIXTH RACE s.fa
was handicap stsepiscnase, purse 5000. OF which
$l00 to The second hors sntraucs tree; three horses
tho properly OF different owners, 70 star race
There eleven eptriss, i've oil when came 20 the
post. These wore A. D. Browns bay horse Problem,
by Pimiico dau Mysery. years ola l55 los Charles
Reeds chestnut geidng Trouble. by diversion, Jam
Kate Leonard, ageo los lbs L Woods pay morse
William callahan's brown geding Bay Rum, by Bay
wood, dam Gonsrii, ageu, l37 los, aud L. woods
% Xsiins.ou, % years old i4S ia Rssa's entry W W.. wa
The iavorite, Browns second, Wo0d's third, The
T.ns.s san S% ..unss ,S9a sn,
Rum iourtn Problem bringing up the rear. The hrst
OBSTACLE the horses mot in the nsd was WALL winch
Dandy Arst 10 negotiate ny Two engths, Deadhead
second, Trouble thru, Bay Rum iourta, Problem still
trailing. The horses jumped another wall without
accident, but when ihsy came 10 Inc third one Bay
Rum tell, Throwing Conner, his jockey, a considsra
Die distance. but he WAS not Injured, fortunately
They z,, Jagged around the ned, Jumping walls and
heagcs until they came The water front oil the
people the stand. Al this time Dandy was load
ing tour lengths Deadhead second, s,gnt icng,hs IN
Problem. rhe horses jumped two more walls, and
then they all seemed to be abroad except Ayand, on
Problem, VINO brought his horse up wnie the
Others wsro all IN confusion, and took tho lead.
Meany, on Trouble, iolio wed him, US aid also
MidgeIy, on Deadhead, ana this trio ran around the
1cla and took the jumps fine style as they came
10 them, ProDem showing the way, Doanhead
second, Trouble ,n,rd. After getting safely over all
the pcuimonts In thc aeld the horses ran out On
the regular track tho haif.mils pole, Problem
lcauihg half leLgtn, Deadnead second, two eng, rs
ia front OF Trouble. Wneu tho horses came up the
OF their spced. they
we're nearly even Wnen they reached tho Lurdls
ABOUT one nunorcd yards from tue finish men and
horses were Wild, rusning with all tneir might and
maio ana Deadhesd went over tho hurdle front
Trouble he Tell and rolled IN the dust rhc
to rise Uut not the Jockey he lay where he
fell and was aiterward Carried away To die IRON
broken neck. Problem came q winner amid rhouti
pcople who were snouung win JOY At tnat moment
nttie thought that man had been killed, and lew vii
learn this melancholy TACT unt they read the papers
TINS morning Poor Miugcly, the rider Of Deadhead
was gooa der and an nones, man 10 his business.
He has had many tails during his career out no wal
have no more lie viii bo missed and mourn I'd by his
associates tho follow the bus ness OF stscpechass
rider.
Ths following are the
rUxxARiEs.
MONMOUTH PARK AssocIATIox-SUMMKR MEErIxG-
Third DAY, rHuRsDAy, JuLY -fIasr kAcE.-The aIy
with $500 added he second $1v0 OF .hs
staKes Tue winner et the Hopeful Stakes ~ carry
ios extra. FIVE iurioDgs
G.. L. Loriliard's oh. c. Harold, by Lcamlng,sn,
dam Maggie b. u. B......................tu .tuu.heej
G. l.. Lorillard's ch. &. Monitor, by Gleneig. dam
MINK. s..s.s
G. L. LotiiiafdB or. IdIer, by bennington, Jam
LemVnsde. ..s....... .thoiivwsV
r. LorIara's cb. c Sioux, by bennington, dam
y. Aorris'b b. c., by wsrmins dam X yardiess
(5syres) 9
Thomas Purysar 4 Co.'s b. q Dan sparilnr, by
GleneIs, dam Item. ............. ..... (Donohus)
William Aslor's en-. /. Lulu, by Harry Basssl,. dam
D. G. Orouss's ch. c., by Revolver, dam skyla's
Thar o)
H. 4. McGrath'sb b. {. hickon, by Leamng-
ton, dam SarOng ...theuIll
Lewis Stcarns' cb. !. Miunie Andrews, Dv Vic
tory, aam Mamie Harper. cr............. .(Fisher) 10
Time, 1:03n
TnE SECOND
SANE DAr.--The West Lnd Hotel Stakes. for niiies,
threo years old; $50 each, play or pay, with 0d0
added by the propretors OF the West Ead Holei the
second receive 5000 out o the stakes; those no,
having won q sweepstakes race Tor lhree.year -ods
allowed lbs One mile and ahaIf.