The New York herald., 1879-07-09

Youngsters reached the three quarter pole Sensa
ton, having run past the Others showed his in
Castagnette second. Ethel third. Battle Axe hy
fourth. Grenada firth. kosalie sixth. Getting into
the homestretch the race settled. with Sensa-
tion 10 win; but the spectators were not pre-
pared for Mr.. Lorillard's trio home first,
summer with Harold Monitor and Idler. Sensation
the race by two lengths. Grenada second. one
length ahead of kosalie the latter half a length
ahead of Turenne. Ethel fth Fernclie SIXTH Battle
Axe flly seventh. Lucy George eighth. Duplicate
ninth, Castagnette tenth the Arnica lly eleventh.
Hermit twelfth. Beata thirteenth Time. l:07
THE THIRD RACE
was the Jersey Derby. sweepstakes of $50 each.
play or pay, with 200 added. for three-year olds;
the second to receive $500 out of the stakes. Ono
mile and half There twenty-four nomna-
tions for tho stakes two of which came to the post
spendthrift by Australian. dam Aerolite; Mr..
g. L. LoriIlard's chestnut colt wilful. by
favorite at $3.50 to 500. and much business done
at that. The horses sent away at very even
start spendthrift in the lead. which he held for a
furlong. when Wllul passed him and showed the
way around the lower turn and up the home stretch
and past the judges stand. the pace all the way
around the upper turn wilful led one length.
and at the quarter pole he was two I'M lengths
colt allowed him to lead down the backstretch to
the half mile pole. but after that he galloped
past wilful and. coming home with his ears ears
journey was not u sweat for Spendthrift and never
u stake won more easily than the present.
race Of the distance on Saturday. which
won by Problem With 15s pounds on his back
THE FOURTH RACE
was for purse Of $780, the winner to be sold at
auction for $4,000 II entered to be sold 500.
allowed lbs if for $1,000. 10 lbs; If for $3.50. IA
lbs; if for $500. 1S lbs. One mile and quarter.
There eight starters. consisting of Mr.. A. Tay-
lor's bay gedins Milan. by Melbourne. Jr.. dam
lbs; Mr.. G. l.. Lorillard's chestnut colt Starte.
by Alarm, dam Irene. years old, $500. "
by larry ri
lbs; Messrs Thomas Puryear Co.'s chestnut mare
Mamie H. by Glen Athol. dam salle Watson, years
gedng Pilot by Planet. dam Salle Lewis. years
old. $500. 81 lbs; Mr.. NJ. Murphy's chestnut
Ward. years old. $500. ios lbs; Mrs. ]. G.
Nelson l. Co.'s chestnut gelding Kingston. by King
ana hows 10 0s sv
vauxhall. dam Sallie Fackler, years old. $3.50.
50 lbs. Pilot was the fayorite. selling for 5000;
and the field. sl6o. The start was
good one. Pilot getting into the lead in
don third. Milan fourth. startle nth. Kingston
sixth. Gallagher seventh. When the horses reached
the stand Pilot had his nose in front Of Virginian.
Loudon third Milan fourth, Kingston fifth, Gala
CHER sixth. Startle seventh. Pilot showed
the way around the upper turn and to the
length in advance OF Milan. AS the horses passed
the half-mile pole Pilot leading two lengths.
Milan second, Kingston third, Startle fourth, Vir
glnian fifth. Gallagher sixth. Loudon seventh. Pilot
could not be passed. and notwithstanding that Milan
made capital -, effort to pass Nun on
the homestretch and then coming away left
the others get into port the best way they could
AS IA good pilot he showed them the way through the
dicui; parts OF the and left .hem when he had
them all SAFE Milan was second. ten lengths ahead
of Kingston Startle fourth, virgnian fifth. Galla-
CHER sixth. Loudon seventh. Time 2:19a.
RACE
free handicap sweepstakes of S25 each. if not
declared out with $500 added the second to receive
S125 out of the stakes. One mile and five furlongs.
Eight came to the post. These were Messrs.
Glenelg. dam Salina. years old. ia lbs; Mr. IL.
Schwartz's black colt Raven. by Monday dam Camilla
nlly Bertha, by Genelg. dam Stamps. years old.
1O5 lbs; Mr. q. L. Lorillards chestnut gelding Mon
itor. by tlenelg. dam Mink. old 100 lbs. the
same gentleman's chestnut lilly Una. by War
Dance, dam George Wood, years old. 81 lbs. Mr.. D.
j. Crouses chestnut colt Jericho. by Revolver. dam
Skylight. years old. 100 lbs; Mr. r. Lorillards
chestnut colt Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Blondn years old. % lbs, and Mr.. L. A. Clabaughs
bay colt Rochester, by vauxhaIl, dam Heatherbell
years old, 80 lbs Mr. George l.. Lorillard's team
were the favorites selling for $500. Danichen $3.50.
Jericho S3I5. p. Lorlsrd's $500. Raven $3.50. the
field $265. The start very fair one, made by
Mr. +. NJ. Hall. Mr. Grouse being relieved for having
his colt Jericho i'll the race Baton Rouge was the
first get away, Bertha second, Dancheh third, the
others close up. At tho hafle pole Jericho sho wed
in front, DanicheH second, Una third, Monitor
fourth. Bertha th Rochester sixth. Raven seventh.
Baton Rouge eighth. Racing around the lower turn
Monitor reached the front, with his stable COM
panion. Una. second. Danichen third Jericho
fourth. but all Tapped one on the other.
The horses came in this way into the quarter
stretch. After rattling run up the homestretch
Una led length past the stand. Monitor second.
Jericho third, Rochester fourth. Danichef fifth.
Bertha sixth, Raven seventh, Baton Rouge eighth.
Una kept in front around the upper turn. Monitor
second, Jericho third, DancheH fourth. Roches-
ter iith Bertha sixth. Raven seventh, Baton
Rouge at this time far behind Una showed
the way down the backstretch Jericho second,
Monitor third and the horses continued in this way
to the threeq quarter pole. Getting into the home
S% aud tne wo roted M the
stretch. followed by Una. and the race was close
one to the end. Jericho won by neck, Monitor
Danichef NTH, Raven sixth. Rochester seventh,
Baton Rouge eighth. Time. 3:03l4.
THE SIXTH EAcE
handicap steeplechase for purse Of $500, of
which 500 the second horse entrance free; three
or more horses the property different owners TO
start no The fractional course. starting in
the field ut point opposite to the third quarter post
and running the remainder of the steepechase
the Newport Stables bay horse Problem,
by Pimlico. dam Mystery. years old. carrying l57
Eugene. dam Kate Sovereign, aged. 141 lbs; Mr..
Charles Reeds chestnut horse Disturbance, by Chilli
cothe. dam Matte G. 5 years old; 1sd lbs. aud
ME Scotland. dam Bcnecia. 8 years old. ls4
lbs Problem was great favorite. selling
In the pools for $780, Derby S27O and Bencher
$50. The latter was never in the race 1t would be
waste of space to describe the eighteen jumps i'll
this race; it is enough to say that Problem took the
lead. never made mistake in his jumps, and in
hand by three lengths in 5:52.
The following are the
MONMOUTH PARK RAcEs-rHfRD DAY or rHR FIRST
SUMMER MHErfNG-IUksDAY, JULY S.-FInsT RAGE
Purse $780, for naidens IL years old allowed lbs,
II years IL lbs. One mile.
Starters.
Thomas Puryear Co.'s b. G. Bulwark. by Bonnie
Scotland. dam Evsdne. years old. 104 lbs.....
(Shelton) !
j. G.. Nelson Co.'s br. C. Lancewood, by Leam
ington. dam Rattan. years old. lO2 lbs.
(Donahue)
F. Morris b. c. Avcngcr. by warminster. dam
Rcmorsclcss, 3 years old, 107 lbs. .(Sayres)
Odcn Bowie's CHI 4. Tennessee by Dickens, dam
Belle Meade, ye RS Old, 81 lbs. ..(Mller) 1
II. p. Mctiraths Wissahickon, by bennington, dam
Sarong years old. " lbs. ..(Wiilams)
W. X. Babcock's b. T. Janet Murray, by Panic.
dam Ethel sprague. years old. los lbs (Barrett)
Il. Stearns, Jrs.. *. c. Surprise, by Alroy. dam
Dew Drop, years old. 102 lbs. .(Evans)
Mr.. Grcenvile's ch. g. l.. L.. by haywood. dam
Regan, years old. .(Fitzpatrck)
Time. Il :52.
SAME DAY.-The July Stakes, tor two-ycar-olds. of
$50 each. play or pay. with $500 added the second
to receive Sl25 out OF the stakes the winner OF
Hopeful stakes to carry lbs. extra Five furlongs.