The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-26

Joy..-. 0U 20 81
The youngsters were sent away at the first time of
asking with Zcka leading. JOY second. Ny Girl
third Joe Warwick fourth. Joy took the lead.
and she passed out of the chute she was two
lengths ahead of Zcka the latter two lengths in ad
OF Ny Girl. who had her head in front of Joe
Warwick. Running around the lower turn Joy kept
two lengths in front. and entered the homestretch
with all Of that advantage, Zicka second. My Girl
third Joe Warwick almost out OF the and under
the whip, the haf-mile seemingly being enough for
him. Joy gayly up the homestretch and won the
race by two lengths Zicka cond, ten lengths ahead
of My Girl, who length in front of Joe War
nick. Time, 10ii4.
SECOND
was free handicap sweepstakes Of $40 zach, if not
declared out with s400 added; the second horse to
receive 500 out of the stakes One mile and quar-
ter. Five came to the post These Mr.. W. p
Burch's chestnut horse Governor Hampton. by
Planet, dam Merry Wave, years DID, Ill lbs; Mr..
J. W. Hunt Reynolds bay flly Fortuna. by Enquirer
dam Farfaletta. years old. 1Os lbs; Mr. 4. A.
Nun. years DID, los lbs. and the same gcntioman's
chestnut FLY Jennie d. by Glenelg. dam Regain, So
lbs Pools sold as tollows-
Field .dIa'....isS $50 $50
The horses despatched at the second time of
asking with the California pair in the lead Governor
Hampton third and Fortuna fourth. When the
horses passed the judges stand Jennie b, who had
been sent of to cut out the work, leading four
lengths, Clara ID second. Governor Hampton third
Fortuna bringing up the The quarter of a mile
was run in twenty i've aud half seconds Jennie ID
went at the top of her speed around the upper.
getting the whip as she ram and when she passed
the quarter pole she was leading six lengths.
Clara second. one length ahead of Gov
ernor Hampton, the latter half length
in front of Fortuna. Fast running in order
down the backstrctch and as the horses passed the
alf-mile pole jennie b was leading only two lengths
Fortuna second. half length in front of Clara D.
the latter half length ahead Of Governor Hampton
Going around the lower turn Fortuna went to the
and then the affair seemed settled She led
well in hand. passed in front of the judges winner
OF the by three lengths. Governor Hampton
second. ten lengths in advance OF Clara d. who had
been pulled up when she could not win. Jennie
fourth. Time of the mile and quarter. 2:l3.
RACE
was for purse $3.50. of which $50, with the en-
trance money. to the second horse. Entrance. S15.
Winners of any single race of the value of $1,000
| carry 3 lbs extra. Horses not having won race
this year allowed lbs, madens il years old al
lowed 10 lbs; IL years old, 10 lbs. IL years
These were Mr. o. o. Vests bay eelding Enterprise.
by Enquirer dam Ssllie Morgan. years old 90 lbs;
Mr.. Il. Yards chestnut geiding Bennett. by Harry
Issset dam Bet Arlington years old, 100 lbs. Mr..
j. W. Bells chestnut gelding Franklin, by Lexing-
ton, dam Canary Bird. years old. 100 lbs, and
Billet. dam Sprightly years old. % lbs. Anew of
the pools were a follows:-
| Volturno.. $40 4G5 $50
Franklin. .......'............ 700 400 200
Field ....................... 81 81 40
A little unnecessary manUuvring the part of
the Jockeys for the advantage in the start. OF
whom (Stoval on Enterprse) pended for
two days, the flag fell when they very oven
terms, Enterprise first. Volturno second. Bennett
third Franklin fourth, close up. Bennett
to the front and showed the way around tho upper
turn to the quarter pole. passing that point head
in advance of Franklin the latter two lengths ahead
of Voiturno. Enterprise fourth. There little
| change down the backstretch. Franklin ran to the
front the lower and passed thrce-quarter
pole q length in advance OF Volturno. Pennett and
/ Enterprise of tho Franklin came away
when he entered the homestretch and the
! by u length, with something in hand Nolturno led
! Enterprise ten lengths. Bennett fourth. Time,
l:46A.
FOURTH RACE
was for purse of $780, entrance SIS The winner to
be sold at auction for 50O IL entered to be sold
for a less price, allowance OF two pounds for
There Ave starters, comprising Mr.. j. T. Will
Jams bay Ally Enquiries, by Enquirer dam Cross
lands dam years old to be sold for 5000 carry
1Ol lbs. MIR. j. H. Harbeck, Jr hay mare Simeon,
b. Morris bay gelling Bill Diilon. by rippcrary.
dam by Oliver 500, los lbs. Mcssrs. T. puryear IL
Co.'S bay Gelding Jackscrew, by Narragansett. dam
Pasta years old. $500, 30 lbs, and Mr.. 9. Reeds
versnaid years old, 81. 400 100 lbs. Pools sold
below
Emu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 600 900
Grand Master. ................. 253 26D 225
Jackscrew.. 100 100 100
hi Observation-Disclosures. Us 15
Simeon .................... w 100 loo
The start good one, Grand Master first,
Enquiries second, Bill Dillon third, Jackscrew
fourth, Simeon Attn. They to the judges
stand l3R seconds. Grand Master leading
front Jackscrcw, the latter one length in advance
OF simeon, Bill Dillon nth. SIMEON showed
the way around the lower turn and was half length
In front of Grand Master at the quarter pole, En-
without day light between any OF them. The horses
ran in bunch down the backstretch, and as they