The New York herald., 1879-08-07

.o-c.la was first away Bonnie Wood second Bonnie
carrie third, Pique fourth and Brother of Grnstead
HIN. When the horses reached the stand Corella
led meek Bonnie Carrie second, length front of
Bonnie wood, pique fourth. Brother of Grinstead
bringing up the Bonnie Carrie ran to the
front on the turn aud showed the way the quar-
ter poe By half length Corella second two lengths
IA front of Pque. the latter length in advance
o. Bonnie Wood, who was length ahead OF Brother
10 Grinstead. Bonnie Carrie continued in front
town the bsckstresch and had length the best OF
az tic half-nile pole Corella second. head iu ad.
vance OF Pique, Bonnie Wood fourth, Brother Of
Gfmstead fifth. There change of positions
the lower turn and they entered the honestrctch
they passed the half-mile pole. Then racing in
set in, and after capital up the home
stretch Bonnie Carrie won the race by four lenptbs
Bonnie Wood second, six lengths ahead of Pquc. the
latter ~ lengths IN front of Corella who four
lengths advance of Brother of Grins stead. Time
l:5S.
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse of Si00 for horses which have never
won race OF the value ot Si,J0o; weights lbs.
below the scale, horses not having a race this
year OF the value of 81 900 allowed lbs; those
having won this year allowed lbs;
maidens allowed IA lbs. ono mile and a half Three
horses came to the post FOR this event. These were
Mr.. Oden Bowle's chestnut gcldIng Skylark. by
Morris bay horse Mintzer. by Glenelg. dam Crown
let, years Old ia lbs, and Mcssrs Thomas Puryear
* CO.'S chestnut colt Danichen. by Glenelg. dam
,dlht1et.. ....-....'..'......''. 600 600
D1hlchen n'.....'.........'..... 10 l2o 40
ekylarE E........................ ll5 40 lJj
The horses had an even start skylark soon took
the lead, Mintzor second Danichcff third. Goinu
urouEd the lower turn To the thrce-uuarter pole
bkylark opened gap and he passed into the
quarter stretch lie led three lengths, AIintzer
second, one length in front OF Danicnefl
10 the judges stand, and they passed
that place in 52i seconds. Skylark was then lead.
ing half length, Mintzer second, half a length in
front OF Danicheff. The horses ran in this order
sround the upper turn, and they passed the
quarter -uolo Skylark led length, Mintzer sec.
ond a luugth ahead of Danichef. Going down tn,
bael.stretch Tho pace very strong. and at the
hai-mile pole Min showed mis- head in front of
Skvlark The first mile run in 40. Danicleff
was three lengths away at this time. Mntzer then
opened Cup around the lower turn and was two
lengths ahead Danichef the latter two lengths in
front OF Sky lark, who had played his part aud was
retiring Danichen made gallant run up tbs home
stretch under the whip, but MINER boat him by a
neck ut the post. The time OF the mile and n half
was 239}i
THE FOURTH RACE
was for apurse OF sI0J the winner TO be sold at
ac ton for $4,000. IL entered to be sold for = 800
allowed lbs; on If to be sold for less an additional
allowance of . lbs for each 800 below : 500;
for those beaten and not having won any race
This year at Saratoga, further allowance
o. lbs. One mile and five furlongs.
There wcro five starters for this race, consisting
uf Mr. G.. y. Morris bay peldrns 1911 Dillon, by Tip,
pstlry dam by Olvrr, years old. TO be sod FOR
$500, carrying los lb-; MI. j.. Harts chestnut mare
Cl.nl.Aio q, by War Dance, dam Alexandra. years
old sgg0. 1ol !bs; Mr. H. VI. Halls bay morse Dicl
asscer ~ Ergenc dam La lioscs years old. 5000
- lbs. Mossra. Dwyer Brothers chestnut horse
Kenny, by Curcs dam Dy Red Eye, years old
81 .0OO II lbs, and Mr.. John SpillnIans chestnut
colt Patrol by Pat Mallpy dam Wenona, years Old
81 500 10 lbs. Pools sold as below