The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-17

After half an hour had been wasted BY the stub
bornness OF some OF the youngsters the flag dropped
to very good start Carita leading. Glidela second
Amazon third, Duplicate fourth, Observanda fifth,
They dashed up the chute through the slush as il
regular track at the haIf-mile pole Carita
barn third. Duplicate fourth. Amazon fifth,
Minos sixth. O6servanda seventh. Gidelis
showed her head in front on the lower turn aud as
sho into the homestretch she led half length
Carita second, Luke Blackburn third. DupL cate
fourth. Amazon fifth. Minos sixth. Observanda sew
enth spirited run up the homestretch termi-
mated with Glidclia winning the race by q
length. Csrits second. three lengths ahead of
Luke blackburn. Amazon fourth. Duplicate
NTH. Minos sixth and Obseryanda seventh.
Time. 10 The winner. Glidelia. IL a chestnut
hlly. fifteen hands two inches high. with = white
spot on her right thigh She has most resoiute
looking head. with a perfect neck running into a
splendid pair of shoulders. with large body, which
indicates great substance Her hips and legs arc
very fine. and she has been pronounced by good
judges one OF the best proportioned FLIES of her
age She was purchased by. Mr.. Conner at private
THE SECOND RACE
was the Peoples Line stakes. handicap sweep
$40 If declared out by LIST OF July with $1,000 added
by the Peoples Line OF steamers; the second to
mics. Closed with forty -four nominations. four OF
which came to the post. These we've Mr.. u. Reeds
bay ally Bonnie Wood By Bonnie Scotland. dam
Mr.. J.. W. Bells chestnut geiding Franklin.
By Lexington. dam Canary Bird. years old.
eral Phillips by Genelg dam La Polka. years old,
lI3 lbs. and Messrs. Thomas Puryear Co.'s chest.
old. li3 lbs. Danicheff was the favoritc.
Danichef. ..................$3O $500 800 900
Bonnie Wood. ................. $40 240 $40
Franklin ;..:.................. 2t0 22s "a
The flag fell to capital start. General Phillips IN
the lead. Franklin second, Danchef thru. bonnie
Wood fourth. Going around the upper turn Dani.
chef dashed away from tho others, and Franklin
swerveo to the right and fell IN the When the
~ cbaHt ha han .h.R u
lengths, General Phillips second. half q length in
front of Bonnie Wood. the latter one length ahead
backstretch gamely. and they. passed the
half-inile pole Danchef was leading two
ahead of Bonnie Wood. who was half . length in
'front.' OF Franklin. Going around the lower turn
Denichen again opened the gap. and ~ he past
the three-quarter pole he three lengths ahead
General Phillips the latter neck in Bonnie
Wood. Franklin close up. fourth. The horses
ratified up the quarter stretch and Danichei passed
the judges stand two lengths in advance OF Frank
lin. who had moved up to second place, the latter
neck in front OF General Phillips, who had
hts head in advance OF Bonnie Wood. Franklin
closed on Dsnichef on the upper turn, and as they
passed the quarter pole Danichef length and u
advance OF Bonnie Wood the latter neck in front
OF General Phillips. Franklin pressed his suit viz.
orously down the backsretch and closed up all the
Daylight between himself and Danicheff and at
tho half mile pole Franklin lay at Dancheff-s hips
Franklin was four lengths in front of Bonnie
Wood, the latter neck in advance of General Phi i
lips. aettingnto the lower turn Franklin went up
on the outside Of Danicheff passed him. coming
into the homestrctch with the lead OF o length thcn
coming away he won the very easily by two
lengths, Dapichef second, fifteen lengths ahead OF
General Phillips. who lengths In front of
Bonnie Wood. Time. 3;4ih.
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF $780, OF which 800 to the second
horse, ana the entrance money to- be divided be-
the second and third horses Winners OF 900
this year carry lbs extra. Horses beaten aud
having race at Saratoga this year, and maidcns
years old allowed 10 lbs. madens years old al
lowed IA lbs; years and upward allowed IL lbs.
One mile and y quarter. This race was "a walk over
for Mr.. J. 4. Williams bay gelding Checkmatc, by
Planet dam Full Cry, years old. tor as soon IL
was ascertaned that his entry was In the box all
other owners Of horses kept theirs out Chcckmato
tHn THE FOURTH RACE
was for purse or $500; tho winner TO be sold at
auction for $1,000 II entered to be sold 1000
allowed lbs; tor $780, IL lbs; IT for $500. II
lbs. IL for 800. % lbs. Winners at Saratoga this
year excluded. Ono mile. For this race seven calno
10 the post. These were Mr.. JaInos Mccormack
bury colt Terror. by Alarm. dam Lady Wal
lcnsteill. years old, TO be sold for $500.
lUl lbs; MIR. r. M. Halls bay flly
Eunicc. by Vauxhall, dam Eugenia, years old.
$lOU0. VI lbs. Mcssrs. j. q. Nelson x Co.'S chestnut
colt Corella. by Hurrah. dam Bonnie Kate, 8 years
old, $1,000. 96 lbs; MIR. N. Ackernlans bay geldng
Edwin A. by Revolver. dam syren, years old 5000,
lU lbs. and Mr.. 4. Cartors roam gclding Spccula-
ton. by Daniel Boono dam Lizzie Stodgill 4 years
old. $780, ~ lbs. Eunice WAS the favurite at tho
close Of the pool sclling:-
6pcculauon.. ..................S $500 $50 leo
Eunice-. .................. 2J 40 200
kuwin A..... hJ las 10
Corcia ........................ 40 Ito 40