The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

Great In two straigh, heats very handly. The fol-
loving details 81 the racing -:
FIRST
was Tor purse OF $500 Tor tw0-year-olds; the wn-
q the Juvenile axes 10 carry lbs extra; halt
Smiln's brown aiiy L'hau, by Harry Bassetl, dam
Wcmha; Beimonsls chestnut geiding Lucky tiii,
by k4ntucky kinghsner, Count d'oss4y, dam
Fiuke q. 4. Loriara's by ally iaier, by Leatnu--
ton. dam LemonAde; ID. J. Crouse's chestnut coil, ny
s si I'd Maser IL E.ipse asm
Lorlard's Day nliy Niva by SAXON, dam Highland
Lassle, and William As,or's cnestnut my Luii, by
Harry Bassett Jam Sarah y. Nya wus The iivorile,
Iaer second choice, Grand Master being third in
favor. The others all having supporters ~ low
prices. The fine one. soon alter
getting away Niva went the 'front.', AID whea
she had run one hundred yards she was showing
tue way in tue middle oil the course, Grand Master
secoui Lillian ,hird, Ider iourtn, Lula h.n crouses
colt sixth Lucky tit seventh, ana ne soon Dotted
TO the fence Wnen the youngsters reached the
ihrec-qu pole the head of the homestrctcb,
tho quarter having been IN 20 seconds. Nva was
leading halt length, Grand Master second, hail
engtn 'front.' oil Lillian, the latter short len-tn N
adyance oil Ider Lula II H. Lrouss's colt sixth LUCKY
Hit bringing up tue rear. Getting into ihe home
stretch cAauses took place rapidly, and as tue
youngsters came TO ne stand Niva vas The leader
by lengths ldler secono, half length ahead Of
Liau, Crouse's colt fourth, Lula hfth Grand Master
sixth aud Lucky HIT seventh tue iatler never really
HAVING cnance alter boiling at the beginning OF tue
race. The Tune o. The naii-me was o01a SECONDS
The winner IS beautifully formed my, over ntccn
hauds, with Il white neel on the OF nInd loot aud
STIR III forehead Soc very close TO the iound
ana showed fine speed she came up the
nomestretcn. she could have run on, from all APP
pcarances, haa II been required saxou's Afst ioai
be NJ a winner will add 10 his reputation.
RACE
Ladies' STAGES Tor lnreey ear-od filies 500
entrance, hall forfeit; Win 81 600 added; the second
lilly 10 receive $500 out OF the stakes. One mile and
ahaii. There were tnirty-nine nominations, nine OF
which came to the post. These were - LorIilard's
bay nlly Judith, by Geneg, dam Madame Dudley;
tue same gentielnan's brown lilly Plque, by Leaning
ton, Lady Emmal; u Reeds bay lilly Bonnie
Wood, by Bonnie scotland, dam Woodone; w AS
tors chestnut Giy Prde OF the Village by Austria
an dam Dolly Carter q. ). Lloyd's chestnut lilly by
King Ernest, dam Jersey Belle; q. Loriards chest
fly Balance All, by Bonnic Scttland, dam Lan-
taua: Tue same gentIeman's chestnut ally Marana by
Leamugtou. dam Back slave; d. b. Withers brown
nlly luyermore, by Lexington, dam lnvercauld, aud
Oden Bowies chestnut Ally Belle, by Dickens, dam
Belle Meade Pique and Belle were the iavorites al
even money Belle second cnoice and the ng Ernest
Jersey Belle FLY third IN iayor The start was good
one Pride Of the Village being hrst IN mutton, Balance
All second. Mariana third, the King ErnestJersey
reached The three quarter poe Balance All
leading MaritaEa second, King ErneslJersey
Village 'sI.u a.h, the 80 others in "a cluster.
When the horses passed the stand Balance All
had the lead, King Ernes.-Jersey Belle my second,
Pride OF the VHgc third Judiln fourth, Belle hlth,
tho others Tapped on each other. Balance All showed
the way around the turn. closely waited on W tho
King Ernest ny, Proc Of the Village third, Belle
fourth the others before. Al the quarter polo
Balance All led length and hall, The King Ernest
1y second Pride OF the Village Belie head ana
head the others ia bunch Balance All lea
the way around the bluff, wnen came in view
the lower turn she was TWO lengths IN iron. Of
King Ernest ally who was second, Prdc Of tho VIII
lage third, Belle fourth, Invcrmore nth, the
otners doing their best to close up 70 the
leaders, When the horses reached the three
quarter pole Balance All was still leading two lengths,
Belle second, KING Ernest ily third ana quitting, her
Jockey beginning to use his wnip, Prde OF The Village
fourth who also in trouble, Invermore NTH, and
coming rapidly alter the others who were doing their
best 10 get home. Coming up the homcstreicn Belle
outran the Others, ana AZ the furong pole TO all
Appearances had the race IN hand. When she came
abreast of the place where the water jump is on tho
inside OF the fence she saw shadow OF the bushes
and attempted to jump 1t, but stumbled badly, and
threw Billy Hayward, her Jockey, on her neck,
and nearly over her head. This unfortu uate
cumstance lost her the race lnvermore, who mad
been coming with rush, cutting down Pride Of the
Village ana the King Ernest fy, then came 10 the
front and dashed winner OF the race by length,
Balance All second. King Ernest lilly third, Mariana
fourth. Belle Notwithstanding the accident dfth,
PRIDE OF the Village SIXTH, judith SEVENTH Bonnie
Wood eighth, Pique ninth Time, 2:46. The stake
was worth ST., 400 The following are the previous
WINNERS THE LADIES' STAKES.