The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Away non.. II py turning great force. In
arts; consequently when mo cards showed six
starters the Executive Con- tee felt thai they
having a worthy finale brilliant meeting Tho
six announced 10 start were Harvey Wech's Prince
ton, years old by Oakland, los lbs ). ID. Bruce's
r. 81. Hal's DICK Sasscer. years Old, by Eugene los
IDS. l. W. Doswelrs Busnwhacker, years old, by
Bonnie Scotland, los lbs. p Lorilisrd's Girrick,
years otd. by Lexington, 95 lbs ana George Loril-
lard's Loulaner, years old, at 92 lbs. Naturally,
on race Of such importance the pool sellers did a
roaring business, with Gnrrlck The favortc before
the He sold Tor $780, TO 5000 lSf Bushwhacker
Sl55 Tor Loulaner SlO3 for Princeton $50 Tor Dick
Snsscer ana S45 for General Philips
First HedI-The horses all got or wc, with LOU
lanier leading General Philips second, Bushwbacker
third, Princeton fourth, Dick sasscer hth and Gar
rick last Immediately after leaving the score Bush
whacKer went 10 the 'front.' and at the quarter led
Loulanier. who was second, iour lengths. Al the
hall mile Bushwhacker had gained two lengths more.
ana Princeton up and Tapped Louianier, with
Garrick fourth, DICK Sasscer hitn and General
Philips last. There Was inen no further change TO
the close of the first mile nor through the second
mile except that Princeton took and held
the second place. At tho opening OF The
tnird mile Bushwhacker showed four engh in front
oi Princeton, second, Loulaner third Garricx fourth,
General Philips nth and Dick Sasscer last AT the
first quarter OF tho fourth mile Bushw hacker led
Princeton and Louianier, who were Tapped, three
lengths Garrick falling fourth three bon nd
and others strung out ior hity YARDS Al tho bali
mile, Busnwhaeker led four ionghs and there SSas
change IN the positions OF the others. Al the
pole, Princeton had gained length and
Louanler had again Tapped him. with Garrick fourth.
Down the nomestretch Loulanier went up ana took
one length, with LoulAnier second, Garrck tnird.
Princeton lourtn, General Philips nth and Dick
Sasscef distanced. Sasscsr broke down at the hrst
quarter OF the fourth mile. Time, 1881 The first
mile was run 56s, the Two miles 10 3:461s and the
three miles in o:395s.
sscond HeaL-For the second heat there was lot
oidling the pools, but Bushwhacker sold tor
81 600 against $40 tor the held All The horses came
up promptly gt call, General Philips lrst putting
IN an appearance, followed by Bushwhacker. At the
Loulaner again took the Lead but in the upper
turn Bushwnackar passed and az the quarter led
length, lhe others running In the order IN
whicn they started. Oh the backstrctch Loulanier
again took the lead. and at the malt mile a half
leuglh in front OF BusnwnacKer, which she in
creased TO length and halt al the three
quarter pole AS they passed tho stand at the
OF the Lrst milc Loulanier led Bush Whacker
length witn General Pniilips third. Princeton fourth
ana Garrick last On tue lower turn Bush whacksr
again to the 'front.' and at the quarter led Loula
py neck, who four lengths ahead OF Gen.
erai Philips, third. Down the oackstretch Loulaner
again took the lead held 1t arounu the lower
aud through the stretch TO the stand. which she
passed halt length ahead oil Bushwhacker, second,
third mile Busbwnacker again TOOK the lead.
and NJ the quarter was hall length IN
front OF Louiauier, winch ne increased TO
three-q e-qusrters at the hali-mile pole. Al the
threequarer pole, he one length in front, and
to the end OF the third mile With Louanier sec
ond, Princeton third General Phillips fourth and Gar
rick last. Bushwhacker neid the lead around the
upper turn, and Loulanier, alter passing the club
house, boted and ran TO the outside Of the track.
Princeton then took second place, ana whom they
reached the quarter shwhacker led hin two
lengths and Loulanier folio SIX lengths off, with
Philips iourtn GarricK quit ut TINS point and Bar
turned his head toward the stand. AT
the halt mile Bushwhacker stii led Two lengths,
the lower turn Princeton recovered ana
pressed toward him, Loulanier following eight
lengths bchino. ana General Phillips out OF Hgnt.
Alter passing the threequarter pole Princeton mado
his for heat, which ne won amid great exotic
ment, as the judges said. by head, Bushwhacker
secoud, altnousn many thought ne won; Loulanicr,
Philips Garrlck dlstanccd. Time, 7 SO The
first mile made IN 2:O01a the two miles IN 3:49A
ana the three miles in 40.
Third HeaL-Fsr toe lnird heat Bushwhacker was
the favorte 500 to 800 Tor Princeton Princeton
led on in the start neld II until he passed the
quarter pole. On the backstretch Bushwnacker
overhauled him. aud, at the half mile, showed three
icngtns front. He held that through the nrsi,
ond and tnird miles In The fourth me he increased
his advaLt age, aud finally won by dozen lengths.
Tim e. % the first mile OF which slow that 1t
occupied 237 miles 4: 40 and the three miles
6:3s. AT the finish Bush whacker loudly cheered.