The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21


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ernor Hampton. who six lengths in advance of
o''o'0 A'A'' T,,r rz,rn r.cx
was tho Consolation Purse of $500 of which 500 to
the second horse. For horses beaten and having
won race at Saratoga this YEAR entrance Sl5 to be
divided between the first and second horses. One
mile and half. Tho starters for this Mr..
Lawrence Harris chestnut mare Clemmie Il, by War
Dance dam Alexandra years old 1911 lbs. Mr.. John
Spellman's chestnut colt Patrol by Pat Malloy, dam
Wnona 4 years old, 1IS lbs; Mr.. Oden Bowe's
chestnut hlly Belle. by Dickens. dam Belle Meade.
4 years old, II3 lbs, and MIR. T.. }. Badwin's bay
hlly Blossom. by Virgil. dam Blunder years Old:
ii3 lbs. The following pool sales show the state Of
the betting:--
Belle 500 a25 400
Field. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 wv
The horses had capital send oil. Belle frst Bios
som second. Patrol third. Clemmie fourth. but in
moment afterward they changed positions. Patrol
going the front and leading around the lower turn
two lengths to the quarter pole. Clcinmie q second
three lengths ahead of Bee. the latter one length IN
and passed the stand three lengths in front Of Belle.
the latter head in advance of Clemmie u. who WAS
two lengths in front OF Blossom Time OF the half
mile Ss seconds Going uroI mo sas upper turn
quarter pole he was length and
half in front Clemmie q second. neck
IN hst the Kent in
down the backstretch. but the others were closing
led hall length Belle secona head in ADVANCE Of
Clemmie G. who was short head IN front OF
Blossom. Going around the lower turn Blossom
went to the front and came into the homestrctch .
neck in advance Of Belle. Patrol third, Clemmie G
fourth. An exciting run up the homestretch ter
minated by Blossom winning the race by length.
Belle second SIX lengths auca'i o! Ceinmie u; the
raE FOURTH RACE
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which 500 to the second, and 800 to the third
bore Entrance tree. free handicap The tuli
for this event. comprising Mr.. Lawrence Harris
chestnut horse AeadinG. ny harry OF me ,.s Nest,
dam by Joe stoner years old. carrying los lbs;
MIR. Z. Reeds chestnut Seldng Trouble, by Clver-
ston, dam Kate Mcdonald, aSed l0o Ips. ana Mr. j.
T. Mullins, bay horse Noonstone by Astcroid. dam
Aapaia aged lAo IDS. iroupie was great iaVofite
over the held.
Trouble .................-.....S4oo 4OO 400
Hedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24o ~ ~
rms n9rsSs wer" sent on at the second astSmps
pulled back, ana he had to 60 on with the running.
Trouble led over the hrst impeachment which was
rails, Moonstone second. Reddins third. Then
Held, passing over wall then rails, again wall.
near the three-quarter pole, when Moonstone went
to the front ana showed the way overtwo raj fences
and tlen to the north section or the wafer Leading
over TINS \ dozen lengths, lroupio seconu haii
dozen ieng'hs IN IRON. OF neuuiis Inc jumping was
applauded Moonstonc then showed the way over the
fractional track iences the stone wall IN the west
held. down by Inc Stables, over Tails anu stone
wall. and then came across the regular track again
near the half mile pole INTO the west heid; then
across the Track INTO the east neo where
Redding mt the top raii. stumbled anu pitched pitched
Henry on to ms neck Dut the Jockey soon recovered
his seat and followed the others across the neld,
over rails and stone wall near inc seven ruriong
post. and from there to the south section OF the
water, where Meany, on trouble closed
up to Moonstone. Inc horses then crossed
were ran ,h eae VII, III ud =, aa seI
choxva t,o hal, IN tha