The New York herald., 1879-10-05

was for purse of S4OO; the winner to be sold at
auction for $1,000 entered to be sold tor 900.
allowed lbs il for $3.50. ~ lbs for $500. II lbs
tor $780, % lbs Any surplus the sale OF tho win
ncr to be divided between the second horse and the
Oae N lie and furlong. There entries for
this race, comprising Mr.. Clapham Smiths bay flly
1S S tn be sod for
bay gelding Milan. by Melbourne. Jr dam Alumina.
years old. 10l lbs, 5000 Mr. J. w. Bells bay gel
years old. l04 lbs, $685. Mr. w. Astors bay gelding
vagrant. by Virgil. dam Lazy. years old. $500; Mr..
Ian dam Ecliptc. years old. vs. lbs. $500; Mr.. G.
Il. Lorillard's chestnut flly Una. by War Dance.
dam George Wood. years old, 81 lbs.. $1,000;
ham. by Blsrney Stone, dam Aurora Raby, years
old. y9 lbs, $500. and Mr. Mr.. j. N Ackerman's bay
old, lOI lbs $500. Una the favorite at Z to 4;
Dan X. to l., Charlie Gorham. to /; Milan. to
!; vagrant and sunlight 10 TO ! each with no bet
after several attempts to get away, Charlie Gorham
leading. vagrant second. Milan third Una
A seventh Lady Lou eighth They passed the judges
stand i'll this manner. Charlie Gorhan showed the
way around the upper turn and at the quarter pole
advance of Milal., Una fourth, Edwin A fifth, Sun
light sixth Dan seventh. Lady Lou already out Of
the When the horses came down to the foot
of the bluff, there being some crowding on the way.
Charlie Gorham had two lengths the best Of Milan.
tine Ea%ie attn una sixth pan
seventh. As the horses came in sight alter
passing around the hill Charlie Gorham led
half length. Milan second. half length In
front of Sunlight Vagrant fourth. Una ffth.
Edwin sixth. Dan seventh. Charlie
but hc seemed to have had enough OF il at that
place. He head In front OF Milan - he came
the homestretch. Dan third. the latter having
Just began his running; Sunlight fourth, Una fifth,
vagrant sixth and Edwin seventh. capital race
up the homestretch terminated by Milan winning
the by half length, Dan second. one length
In front OF Sunlight; Una fourth. vagrant hfth.
Charlie Gorham sixth and Edwin seventh. Lady
Lou was beaten furlong Time. iS9h.
was for purse OF S40O. for maiden two-year-olds.
Those not having been placed second for any sweep
stakes allowed lbs. Tnrce-quarters Of y mile.
For this there eight entries. comprising Mr.. w.
Astor's chestnut hlly Diana. by Glenelg. dam Annie
Bush carrying io2 lbs Mr. @. L. Lorillard's chest
victoria 1U2 lbs. j. J. Bevins' bay hy Emily \. by
Kinghshcr. dam Bonnie Doom. l02 lbs; Mr.. Bel
des Champs. lo2 lbs; Messrs Dwyer Brothers bay
colt Elias Lawrence, by Billet dam Sprightly. los
S MR. o. D. os S. Gay my y K ssy
ny Variety. by Saxon, dam Coquette. 1o2 lbs, and
Mr.. Z. !. McElmeos chestnut gelding Go Forth. by
King Alfonso. dam sallie Morgan. ioa lbs Queens
Own tho favorite at even money; Diana to
against: Emily f., Edelweiss. ELIAS Lawrence.
withers' hny and Variety each 10 to against. and
any odds against 90 Forth. Mr.. withcrs' hly
irst awav. Queens Own second. Elias Lawrence
third. Emily fourth Diana nth. Edelweiss sixth.
Variety seventh and Go Forth eighth. The young
s,ers changed places rapidly while running
nso, the : farSns SD d when they pa,sss
leading, Queens Own second. Elias Lawrence
third Diana fourth. Edelwcss hfth. Emily y sixth.
Variety seventh. Go Forth eighth. The youngsters
out OF sight around the hill. Mr.awithcrs Ally
showing the way. Queens Own second. Diana third.
Emily fourth. the others trailing close up. When
they came in sight on the lower turn Queens Own
leading length. Mr.. wihers' flly second Diana
third Emily fourth. At the three quarter polo
Queens own still led length, and sho
brought that advantage into the homostretch.
Diana second. Mr.. withers. nlly third. Emily
Il fourth. the others punched. Coming up
the homestrotch, aud when she seemed
to have the to herself. Queens Own bolted to
the left and Diana closed on her. She botcd the
second time. and then Diana got In front and came
home winner by two lengths. Queens Own second.
one length ahead OF Mr.. withers' hlly. Emily
fourth Elias Lawrence nth. Variety sixth. Go Forth
seventh, Edelweiss eighth Time. 1;l9.
SIXTH
was a match for cup. Jockeys up. half mile. bo-
tween Mr. Evelyn's brown gelding Lottery. by
bennington. dam Lady Emmal. years old, carrying
III lbs., and Mr. Grenvile's bay horse Baronet. by
Australian dam Matte Gross. years old. 100 lbs.
Baronet was slightly the favorite in the betting.
The horses broke away several times before the hag
fell when they started they ran side and side
nm the straight course to the threc-quarter pole on
nearly even terms, but Lottery reached that place
and was losing ground that Hughes had to use the
persuader Lottery boltod to the extreme outside of
The track and he close to the fence all the way
home under the whip. The rogue sulked badly al