The New York herald., 1879-07-05

chate hfth and the others out Of the then and
there The only change noticeable from the start to
tine finish was Rosalie passing the Castagnette hlly
on the lower turn. AS the youngsters entered the
homestretch aosalie and the Castaenette hily
were head aud head. but the latter soon passed
by Rosalie. who led all the way home winning q
close by half length. Hermit was third.
three lengths away. Ethel fourth Fernche nth.
Neufchatel sixth. Grenada seventh, Achsah eighth.
Diana ninth. Duplicate tenth. Beata eleventh
Dawdle twelfth. Carita thirteenth Time Of the
dash. 5O4 seconds.
was private sweepstakes of S25 each. play or pay
three yearolds to carry lat lbs fouryearolds. l5S
lbs; fve-year-olds. 164 lbs sixyear-olds and aged
l67 lbs; overweight allowed. Gentlemen riders. or
lbs. allowed to horses ridden by their owners.
Three-quarters of mile There were four starters.
comprising Mr.. John sanfords chestnut horse s,n.
brown horse Baronet. s years old; Mr.. Frank Du.
rand's bay gelding Kadi. aged; and Mr.. st. James
fayorite selling for ssoo Kadi sl75; Gallagher $780,
the field. $55. The horses had capital start. kadi
leading Gallagher second. Cotton, Jr., third. Baro-
net fourth The horses in this order up the
track and they entered the regular
to his lead of four lengths, Gallagher one length in
front of Cotton Jr. Baronet two lengths further o
Mr.. Purdy knowing exactly what he had under him.
lower turn. and into the homestretch with all
OF that advantage Baronet second. Mr. Purdy
Cotton. Jr.. third. Gallagher fourth. The race up
the ehomestretch highly interesting. The manner
that Mr.. Purdy came away at the right moment ana
crowd of spectators. Kadi was three lengths ahead
OF Gallagher. who was four lengths in advance Of
Cotton. Jr. Time. 122h.
THE FIFTH RACE
was the Long Branch Handicap Sweepstakes of $50
each half forfeit and only $40 if declared by June
of the stakes. One mile and quarter. Closed with
forty-four entries. nine of which came to the post
These Mr.. q. L. Loriuards chestnut colt
startle. by Alarm, dam Irene years old.
95 lbs; Dwyer Brothers bay gelding War
old old. lio rbs; Mr. p Lorillsrds bay mare Zoo Zoo.
by Australian. dam Mazourka. years old. l13 Ibs;
J; G. Nelson Co.'S bay dlly Lady Middleton; by
Mr.. W. Astors bay gelding yagrant. by Virgil. dam
Lazy years old. III lbs; Mr.. D. J. Crouses chest
years old. "a lbs. and Mr.. H. Schwartzs chestnut
colt Mark L. by Monday, dam Jennie G. years old.
115 lbs. The betting was heavy on this race War
iard.s Zoo Zoo. ss7o; vagrant. s22O Jericho. $50;
best W pool on the race was Warheid siioo Zoo Zoo.
$500; Oriole $265; Mark L. $3.50; Vagrant, 5000;
s xo. s .msy ns to sd $780, sae aa
warheld second. vagrant third. startle fourth.
Zoo Zoo. fifth. Jericho sixth. the Others
after spin up the quarter stretch Starte led
by a head. yagrant second, head in front of Lady
advance of Jericho. warfeld fifth. Zoo Zoo sixth.
NOriole seventh Mark eighth. Startle showed the
way around the upper turn, and was half length in
Vagrant third. oriole fourth. Lady Middle
ton nth. warteld sixth. Zoo Zoo seventh.
backstretch, and passed the half-mile pole one
length clear Of Startle. Zoo Zoo third. Vagrant
gether. Jericho showed the way around the lower
turn, closely followed by Zoo Zoo Vagrant good
third Oriole fourth. the others struggling on. but
practically out of the race Entering the homestretch
Zoo Zoo and Jericho had the to themselves,
and it good betting as to which would get
home first. The affair seemed somewhat in doubt
mi had nasSed the Sey0n.furlOpQ pOle. when
the colt having yet squirt left in him. dashed away
from the mare and won the race by two lengths.
Mark L, fifth, Stsrte sixth, Wsrield seventh Lady
Middleton eighth. Time of the mile and quarter.
1:14H.
The Ocean Stakes for all ages, of $50 each play
pay. with s7OO added; the second to receive 5000
out Of the stakes One mile and eighth. For this
there six starters. comprising Mr.. g. L. Lor-
lizards chestnut gelding Monitor. by Glenelg dam
Mink. years old, carrying 30 lbs. Messrs. Dwyer
Brothers bay colt Bramble. by Bonnie Scotland.
dam Ivy Leaf, years old 11S lbs. Messrs. j. . Nell
son Co. s brown colt Lancewood. by Lexington dam
Rattan years old 102 lbs; Mr. A. Belmont chestnut
mare SusQuehanna by Leamington dam Susan
Bean. 5years old 11s lbs; D. D. withers' chestnut
flly Belinda. by Glenelg. dam Madame Dudley,
years old, 81 lbs The pooling was greatly in favor
Of Bramble one being $7oO for Bramble and $50
to get the horses of on account Of the
fretfulness of Belinda the flag fell to an
even start. Bramble taking the lead. Monitor
second, Susquehanna third. Lancewood fourth,
Belinda fifth. The horses ran rapidly up to the
judges stand and they passed that point Monitor
was showing his in front, Belinda second.
Lancewood third. Bramble fourth susquehanna
fifth. Monitor showed the way around, with Belinda
second Bramble third Lancewood fourth. Susque-
Monitor led length, Brainble second, half
length in front of Belinda; the latter
three lengths ahead of Susquehanna. Monitor was
still in front at the half-mile pole Bramble having
fourth. susauehanna fifth. Going around the lower
turn Monitor and Bramble ran head and head and
into the homestretch yoked. Getting into
straight work Bramble came away and Won an oasy
by six lengths Monitor second, two lengths in
front of Lancewood, Susquehanna fourth. Belinda
THE SIXTH RACE
for purse of 5000; winners of any race Except
handicaps, matches or private sweepstakes) of the
value of $1,000 to carry weight for age other win
allowed lba.; maidens allowed. IT four years
old under IL lbs.; if five years more. II lbs.
for this event. consisting of Messrs. T. Puryear
Co.'s chestnut colt Danichef. by Glenelg,
Ss dam s4in. Ss esssyn ssssyne as ls
Una, by War Dance. dam George Wood. years old,
81 lbs. Mr.. e. A. Clabaughs bay colt Rochester by
vauxhall. dam Heatherbell. years old 80 lbs; Mr..
P. Lorillard's chestnut geldng Bayard. by Bonnie
Scotland dam Benecia years old. ITO lbs: Messrs.
Dwyer Brothers chestnut horse Kenny, by Curles.
favorite. Danicheff second choice Rochester third.
The last pool sold on this race was Una. $275;
Danichef. sos; Rochester, $500; Kenny $l35,
and Bxysrd, $55. With . good start the horses
went away ut rapid rate. Una leading, Kenny
second, Rochester thlrd, Dan1chen fourth, Bayard
hfth. When the horses passed the half-mile pole
Una led four lengths. Kenny second four lengths in
advance OF Danichef. the latter like distance
ahead Of Rochester, who half length ahead
of Bayard. Passing around the lower turn
and coming into the quarter stretch Una
kept the gap open, Kenny second, Danichef
third. the others before When the horses passed
in front of the judges stand Una led five lengths.
Kenny second. four lengths in front of DancheG.
the latter three lengths ahead of Bayard Rochester
six lengths further of struggling along in nythng
but racehorse form. Kenny ran sharply around the
dav
mt the three-quarters Una only two lengths ahead
Of him. Danichef ten lengths further or the others
practically out OF the race. Going down the back
stretch Kenny took sides with Una, and they ran
head and head past the lfmile pole and into tho
lower turn. when by this time they had whipped
each other and began to ''come back" to Danichef
The latter kept at q rating stride. aud inch by
inch he gained on them up the homestretch. until
the sevenfurlong pole he had practically tho
race. lie struggled home q winner by length. Una
second, three lengths ahead of Kenny, Rochester
fourth. Bayard hfth. Time, 3:10z.
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