The New York herald., 1879-08-10

Derby by Eugene, dam Kate Sovereign, aged. li2
by Asterod, dam Alabama. aged. l4o lbs. Raven was
the favorite at long odds. the following list OF
pools will exhibit
Derby ..-......-............SJO .SJOo 39o 9oo
Disturbance zoo 3uu zou
Raven ........--.-...-..... 2a0 2oo loo
The horses had a capital start. and came together
to the first hurdle. which was at the seven furong
pole Derby going over FIRST Dsssrnanse ts second
reached the stand Derby led two lengths,
Raven second. his rider pulling him doubles Dis
turbance third, Moonstone fourth. When the horses
reached the second hurdle. which was stationed
on the backstretch. about hundred yards
beyond the Quarter pole. the affair WAS was set,
second, Raven ,hird, who then pulled
back while the rider of Derby suddenly disappeared
from his saddle The rider OF Raven never made an
effort after this to keep up with Disturbance and
Moonstone. but lay well behind for fear that an ac-
cident might occur to either of the Others and he
would be compelled to win. Disturbance galloped
away from MoonstoIe on the homestretch and came
home an easy winner by sixth lengths Moonstone
second, a dozen lengths aheau Oh ia'eh' iime'
After the racing the judges Investigated the of
Derby's rider and his seeming singular manner OF
Slipping from the saddle These officials decided
that Derby touched the rail OF the hurdle, which
made him stumble and the rider, losing his seat in
the saddle and not being able to recover it, finally
slid easily to the ground unhurt. and that the affair
was an accident instead OF intent TO do u wrong In
the OF the rider OF Raven nothing was done and
the jockey escapes censure.
SUMMARIZES.
THIRD REGULAR DAY OF THE SECOND MEETING or
THE SARATOGA RAcEs-SATURDAY, AUGUST 9-Fmsr
RAcE-Purse $3.50. of which $50 to the second horse
and the entrance money to be divided between the
second and third horses; entrance, SIS; horses
beaten and not having won race at Saratoga this
year and madens four years old or upward allowed
lbs Three-quarters OF mile.
J. G. Nelson & Co.'s b. f. Lady Middleton. by
Hurrah dam Lady Lancaster. years old. lib
II. p. McCrath's blk f. Mary Ann. by Leaning
ton, dam Susan Ann, years old. 96 lbs. 2
E. j. Baldwin's ch f. T.. Jennie b. by Glenelg. dam
7. W. Doswelrs br f. Dairy Maid, by strachino
dam Ecliptic, years old. 96 lbs. (Nelson) 4
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY.-The Grand Union Prize; handicap
sweepstakes for all ages $50 each half forfeit and
omiv $40 if declared out by July l. with 81 900 added
by the Grand Union Hotel; the second to receive
$3.50 and the third sIoo out of the stakes. Weights
announced August /, closed with 81 subscribers of
which 2S declared out. One mile and threeq quarters.
Starters.
Thomas Puryear Il Co.'s ch. C. Danichef, by Glen
elg, dam Salina, years old, lib lbs (Feakes)
j. W. Bells ch. z. Franklin, by Lexington, dam
Canary Bird years old 100 lbs. tEvans) 2
c. Reeds b. f. Bonnie Wood by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Woodbine years old, 106 lbs .(Donahue) 8
j. T. Williams b. g. Vera Cruz. by Virgil. dam Re
gan, years old, 112 lbs. ............ (Hayward) 4
DOYLE 4 Co.'S b. g. Edwin A, by Revolver, dam
Siren, years OLD, 107 lbs. (McLaughlin) s
g. L. Lorillard's ch. f. Loulanier. by Lever. dam
Lady Hardaway. years old, ITO lbs. (Hughes) 6
O. Bowie's ch. +. Belle by Dickens. dam Belle
Meade, years DID, 106 lbs. .Barrltt) 7
S. ID. BruceS Gil. H. 6cneral fnlll1pS Dy GleuelB,
dam La Polka, years old. la lbs. .(Sayres
Time, 3:07.
THIRD
SAME DAY-Purse $400, of which $50 to the second
horse and the entrance money to be divided between
the second and third horses horses beaten and not
having race at Saratoga this year allowed Z
lbs. Mile and furlong.
Dwyer Brothers b. C. Bramble, by Bonnie Scot
'''''' N'' (McLaughlinj 1
Barnes 4 Vests gr. C. Gabriel. by Alarm. dam
J. r. Keenes Dr. C. Dan sparing by Gienels. dam
Item. years old, 103 lbs. .tSheiton)
+. NJ Halls b. T. Eunice. by Vauxhall. dam
Eugenia, years old, 81 lbs. (Costello)
Time, / :59.
FOURTH
SAME DAY,-Purse $3.50, handicap hurdle race
for all ages of which 800 the second $50 to the
third. One mile and a quarter over five hurdles
Starters.
c. Reeds ch. h. Disturbance by Chillicothe dam
Matte c., years DID, 144 lbs. .NIeaney)
J. L. Mullins b. h. Moonstone, by Asterod. dam
H. Schwartz's blk. C. Raven, by Monday, dam
Camilla Urso, years old, 142 lbs. ID. Henry
Dwyer Brothers gr. h. Derby by Eugene. dam
Kate Sovereign, aged, 1i2 lbs. (Mahoney)
Time, 2:25ll.
MONDAYS RACING.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $300 winners this year OF
900 to carry lbs. extra; winners of selling
only, and horses beaten and not having won
at Saratoga this year allowed 10 lbs maidens al
lowed il years old. 13 lbs; if years, II lbs; il
years upward. - lbs. One mile. Rhadamanthus
aged) ia lbs. slOo vaerant l6,, III lbs, $50; Hip
Mccullough t3 93 lbs., $40; Npper (6 104 lbs not
sold
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; of which $50 to the
second horse, and the entrance money to be divided
between the second and third horses. Winners this
year $500 carry 3 lbs. extra. Horses not
having won ut Saratoga this year race OF the value
of 81 00O nor two of less value (other
than selling raccs) allowed los. Winners of selling
races only ana horses beaten prior to the publica.
ton of this programme, and not having won race
at Saratoga this year, allowed II lbs. One mile and
five turlongs. Governor Hampton (5, 107 lbs, $50;
Bill Dillon (6 log lbs. $40; Oiole (5 102 lbs. $50;
Bonnie Wood (4), log lbs, S32 Clemmie q (6), 104
lbs S31; Kenny (6), 100 lbs $50; Brother to Grim
stead az, 9S lbs, S1l Lazarus a. % lbs, 50; Npper
t6). 100 lbs not sold.
THIRD RAcE.-Purse $500 for three-year-olds. Win.
ners OF $1,000 at jerome Park, Monmouth Park or
Saratoga this year excluded To carry 112 lbs. with
usual allowances TO mares and gcldings. Horses
beaten and not having won any race this year al.
lowed II lbs. Maidens allowed Is lbs. One mile and
a furlong. Jericho liz lbs, $3.50; Gabriel 105 lbs,
$50; kylark. 100 lbs $50; Pawnee, ~ lbs, $50;
Corella ~ lbs, S22; Bowstring 105 lbs, not sold
FOURTH RAcE.-Purse $500 The winner to be sold
at auction for 1900 II entered to be sold for
81 900, allowed lbs. or If for less, an additional
allowance of lbs. tor every 5000 below the latter
price. For those beaten and not having won any
at Saratoga this year, further allowance OF
lbs. TLree-quarters of mile. Pique az, 5000, l0l
lbs, $685. Egypt (aged) $500. III lDs $50; Charlie
Gorham (5). S40O. lO5 lbs, $23; Lady darcy (5),
$780, lOl lbs., S20 Jackscrew i S40O 101 lbs, SO;
BowstrDg t3), $780, % lbs, not sold; DR.. Rooster
az. siOJ. lOl lbs, "a.