The New York herald., 1878-09-27

Total 81 $50
There were sixty nominations, ten of which came to
tho post These Dwyer Brothers bay colt
bramble, by Bonnie SCOTLAND, dam Ivy Leaf. by Aus
tralian; George W. Bowens chestnut lilly Camme
F.. by GIeneg, dam Cordeia, by Lexington; Randolph
& Jackson's bay colt waraeld, by War Dance, dam
Florac by imported Mickey Free; A. Keene Rlchards'
BAY colt Momentum, by War Dance, dam imported
Flceting Moments, by Boiingbroke; I. }. Nichols
chestnut colt Day Star, by Star Davis, dam by Lex
ington; George W. Bowen's bay colt Pomsroy,
by Planet, dam VandaIa, by Vandal; L. r.
Tarlton, Jr's, brown colt Solicitor. by Enquirer,
dam sallie, by Lexington; W. T. Lirck's bay hlly
Bcrgsmot, by Bonnie scotland, dam Junata, by Jack
Malone; A. BuiOru's chestnut cot McHenry, by En-
au,rer dam Ontario and L. L. Eagles bay lly FAIRY
Queen (late Autnentic), BY Enquirer, dam Molo Lin
iny Tor $500 Day Star, $3.50; Cammis F. and Pomc-
roy, coupled, 500; Warhela, 500; bsrgamot, $40;
McHsnry. $50, and the held, composed OF solicitor,
Fairy Queen and Momentum, $3z Just before The
start Day Star, Brambe and Bowen's pair SOLD equa
TIE RACE.
The horses had an excellent start, Fomeroy leading,
BrambIe second, Solicitor third, the remainder well
buucned. Before reaching the nalf-mils pole Bram-
th,,d Momentum fourth, Day Star nfth, the balance
tailed of. No change occurred during tho remainder
Of the race, except that Brambe increased his lead
with every stride and haa MS field strung out
m single nle. Entering the homestretch Bran
bic came away und won easily by sixty yaras
started seven times, winning twice. HIS first
CANINE +. was second, two lengths in front OF War
Hela' tnlrd Moment rum a bad fourth, Gay Star 1ttn
rS%srUy snn nas Fay ouesn senn Tno last ou
named were beaten 200 yards. Time, 3l4&.
p,,uo,e the winner Of the Srsa. stake, was .bred
by General Harding, OF Nashville, Teun. and was
sold ut the yearly sale OF that gentleman 70
r Durnsm TO train. As a two-year-old his first
the turf At Nashville FOR the fourth
Of sn' rs spteS se Mr.
ing seven behind him at the fnish Three days alter
ward the same place, IN deep ana neavy track he
heat "A field OF seven Tor the second renewal OF tho
Sprng Young America stakes No. 2 From Nash
vile Brambe was trKen to Louisville. where he ran
second Pomeroy In the third renewal OF the Alex
ander stakes half milc McHenry, Darnaby Rudse,
Far Count Ixo Bonbam, Specuiaor Petrel Ensign and
Milan being behind him the finish. This
23 and on the 26th the Tennessee STAKES
three quarters OF mile. and nhshed tnira 10 Milan
and pomeroy, Win solicitor, Mchsnry, Leveier and
ward and his next engagement was NJ Saratoga,
where, on August ! In the fourteenth renewal
mile, ne beat Duke Of Magenta, Pride OF
the Village, Perfection, Piqae, Danicncff, Tho
Fawn Fusilade and Clifton Ou the llth oil the same
mouth len days after the above victory he ran thrd
to Pride OF the Village and Duke OF Magenta In the
eighth renewal OF The Kentucky stakes,
of a mile There sevoD bohind him at the hnish
Including Telephone, Wade Hampton, Perfection,
Clifton, Albert, The Fawn and Spartan The last race
OF Bramole In his two-year-oid form was special
sweepstakes OF $3.50 each, with $500 purse added
thrse-quarters Of mile There were but two
starters, Plqus and the colt The ally was
lengths. The Dwyer Brothers then purchased BRAIN
bic from johnson Co, and ho was placed In tho
hands OF T.. v. Snedicor, the trainer for has engage
meuts the threey ear-od stakes, IN ninc Of which
he was entered. He wintered WE'LL and IN the carly
spring the Dwyer Brothers began 70 invest their
colt for the various races IN which Bramb,e was en-
gagged TO run. HIS first appearance was at Jerome
rIx rhar on 'NG ths ' nisn renewal Of shs Whsrs
STAKES, one mile, he ran second TO tho Duke
OF Magenta, beating Danicaen. Pride Of the Village
Judith, Zodiac and Eugene N. ROBINSON. Brambe's
second appearance the third day OF the
Ing At jerome Park, wners IN tree handicap sweep
ana Kinnie X on the hitn day Of the meeting, on
the twelfth rencwa oi the Belmont STAKES, one mil
al sHa Mss.uaa each c.rrying lis Ss with spartan
DanicheG Manhattan and Bayard DC mind HIM. Branblc
was aiterward taken TO Monmouth Park, wnsre. on
the 2gth Of June purse race OF tBreoqusrters oi
u me, he boat ldalia, Egypt, Faithless, Judith, Dr.
Koestier aud DaraIey. On the 6th OF July, at the
Lorilard's colt spartan. for $1,000 s,ds
dash OF mile and quarter, each
Hs5y osrns M Br.mSis R.' was iD.n taken to saraosa
where, during the protraced meeting OF thnty-nins
days, he Twelve raccs including walk over aud
he performed the almost unheard oil ieat Of winning
eight OF them. He twice beaten by the Dugo OF
Magenta; the nrss In The rravsrs stakes mile aud
qusrters, and In the Kennsr stakes, two miles
once by Bushwhacker tBramDls giving him year
and four pounds) and once oy hr Beimonps hily La
Belle Helene The latter caught Brambie of
mis- speed and boat MIN milo In
/ :45x on n very heavy track. Tue niy
was exactly 1T, was well ridden ana Bramoe could
whacker beat him, but when the Duke OF Magenta
bea, nim he always In good form. Brambe
consta belore the SaratoRA meeting
second three yearod Ia THIS section Of country
and his owners thought hifn the fastest at mile In
tue land as they authorized Mr. Wheatcy, the
tary OF the Saratoga Course, TO oner Mr. George
l.. Lorillard a match OF $1,000 q sId0, one mile,
against tne Duke of Nagesta or they would run the
Duke mile and quarter for a like sum, providing
Mr. Loriilard would allow thom ten pounds. 1his
offer came about while Mr.. WheAtley was enaeavorng
to make up handicap race for three.y year-oids
toward the end OF tho msetiDg; and when he app ed
to Wyndham Walden, the trainer CT the Duke, 10
know II he would put the Duke In the stake Mr. Wat.
den replied thai Mr.. Loriard would not the Duke
In stake but would match him against any three
year-old al Saratoga and give them ten pounds As
did state Mr. Lorlard's distance at that time
the Dwyer Brothers. VINO were ANXIOUS to run Bram-
BILE against the Duke OF Magenta, authorized Mr..
Wheatly, as stated above, to make tAo match. II
was erstvod aitorward that MT Lorard decline ed
the matches on the ground tnat he wanted
Tue Duke 10 run mile ana naif or more. The %
matches falling through, and tho meeting at Saratoga
over, the Dwycr Brothers thought thoy saw their
way very cear Tor wuning Tho great Stallion Stake
to DO at Louisville on inc 26th OF Septefn-
Der, and thcy az once made arrangements 10
send Brambe TO Kentucky. Harvey Durham,
wuo brought Dan X. some other
horses to Saratoga which he sold, agreed to take
| charge OF Bramole on his way home 10 kontuck ',
ana tho colt was accordingly iutrusted to Mr.. Dur
hams charge. Bramble reached the Louisville track
safely and In the nnesL heath, as horse OF his con-
any ordinary care. He thrved snoourag'ngly
| IN his new home, and as the day APP
preached for the race his owners and backers
| had every encouragement TO back the colt unspar
ingy. Ho was we'll thought OF that the might
before tho race he sold IN tue pools tue avorite a.
odds. HIS victory Is great one, tho stakes, cup
&c, amounting to nearly 5000. Bramble 10 u BAY
colt with black points, standing ,ully hfteen nand