The New York herald., 1879-10-03


Year. Wtaner. Sire subs. Start. Time.
1sG6-R A. Alexanders f,.o,<
watson Lexineton.... ~ IA
1sG7-R. Underwood's n.nn
'A' '''''' 1:4Gh
1857. G.. Moore's ,,.r,l
Bayonet.. ....Lexington.. ~ 1.aSH
1sG9-A. Bolmont's f,leD
Glencig... Citadel 3o 40
1S7O-A. Belmont's ,.o
Kinshsher. Lexington. 40 9. i:4s 4s
1S71-.D. McDaniers
Harry Bassett. Lexington. u *3:54A
1S72-D. McDanie.'s
joe Daniels. Australian. 81 3:494
1S73-H. p. McGrath's
Tom Bowling. Lexington. 20 8 $40
1S74-K. w. Sears
Acrobat. ........ ...Lexington... 50 3:37X
1s75<-H. p. McGrath's
Aristldes ....... bennington. 46 3:43
1S76-D. McDaniels'
Charley Howard .Lexington.... 43 4 3:47z
1S77-P. Lorillard's
BAIL. ........... Melbourne, Jr 81 10 3:43
1856. L. Lorillard's
Duke OF Magenta. Lexington. AZ 1911 "a
1915. l.. Lorillard's
Monitor. Observation-Disclosures. Al 3:12
.Changed u dash of two miles
tChanged 30 mile aud quarter.
THE FOURTH RACE
the Manhattan handicap; sweepstakes OF $50
each, half forfeit and only $40 IL declared by the
10th of september. with $500 added, the second to
receive $3.50 out of the stakes. Weights published
September 10. Winners OF any handicap after the
publication of the weights. lbs. additional: Of two
or more. 10 lbs. One mile and = quarter. The fol-
lowing came to the post--Mr. =. ID. Brucos chest
nut horse General Phillips by Glencg. dam La
Polka. years old, carrying ITO 1bs Messrs. j. O..
Nelson Co.'s bay flly Lady Middleton, by Hurrah,
dam Lady Lancaster. years old. LOG lbs;
Dir. q. l.. Lorillard's chestnut colt Harold, by
Icamington. dam Maggie u Is. years old
l05 lbs; sMr. Odcn Bowie's chestnut marc
Oriolc. by Kinghshcr, dam My Maryland, years
old, los lbs; Mossrs. Thomas Pnrycar X Co.'s bay
colt Bulwark, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Evadnc, 3
years old. 90 lbs; Mr. r. Lorillard's chestnut geld
ing Pawncc. by bennington. dam Maiden. years
old " lbs; Mcssrs. Hines Brothers bay colt Peter
Hynes, by War Dance, dam Leisure. 3 years old, "
lbs. and Mr.. Chapman smiths bay nlly Utilita. by
Pimlico. dam Young Utlla. years old, SO lbs. Har
old the favorte mt the odds OF "a to against
him; Orole. to l; General Phillips, to 1 Lady
Middleton and Bulwark each IL to L; Pawnee aud
Peter Hypes, I6 to and Utilita, 20 to l. After
time had been cut to waste the flag fell with Utlita
leading, General Phillips second. Orole third Har.
old fourth. Bulwark iith Pawnec sixth. Lady Middle
ton seventh, Peter Hynes eighth. The horses came
up the quarterstrctch at good racing pace, and rs
they pnssed the judges stand Utilia showing the
way. Harold second Buiwark third, Oriole fourth,
General Phillips hfth. Pawnee six th, Lady Middleton
upper turn Harold won't to the front and led two
lengths 10 the quarterpolc. Oriole second Utilita
tnird Bulwark fourth. General Phillips nth, Paw
nee sixth, Lady Middleton seventh, Peter Hynes
eighth As the horses came down 20 tho foot of tho
blum and passed around the hill Harold led half u
length Orple second lengths in front of Bulwark
General Phillips fourth Utiiita hfth. Pawnoe sixth.
Lady Middleton seventh, Peter Hynes bringing up
the rear. Harold was leading half length when
the horses into view tho lower turn, Oriole
second, half length In front of Bulwark. who was