The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-05

Q to against Juanita; to against vagrant. and
AZ 10 against Peter Hynes Vasrant was hsst away
Pequot second. Invermoor third Juanita fourth,
Fortuna NTH and Peter Hynes sixth. Juaniia
quickly ran 70 the front and AS sno passed around
the BLUM she leading two lengths. Va
grant second. Invermoor third. Pequot fourth.
Fortuna NTH. Peter Hynes sixth. When the horses
came In sight on the lower turn Juanita was show
ing the way by three lengths. Peter Hynes second.
mvermoor third. yagrant fourth. pequot fifth. Fer
tuna sixth. There was change of place on the
lower turn, and the horses came into the quarter
stretch in the order given When the horses passed
the stand Juanita leading SIKH lengths. Peter
Hynes second. a neck in advance of Invermoor.
PeQuot fourth, Vagrant tifth Fortuna sixth. Going
around the upper turn Invermoor closed up some
OF the daylgh on Juanta, ana the latter passed
the quarter pole she was leading three lengths,
Invernoor second. four lengths in front OF
vagrant the latter two lengths ahead of Pequot who
was one length in advance or Fortuna, Peter Hynes
sixth he having fallen TO the rapidly lac
ran to second place ut tue beginning. Coming down
to the bluff Juanits led four lengths, Invermoor
second, Vagrant third. Pequot fourth Fortuna ffth,
Peter ynes sixtn horses passed OUT OF sight IN
the order given, and came III view the lower turn
without having changed places. Invermoor
took Juanlta on the lower turn. the latter having
nearly shot her bolt and had her head il front at
the quarter POLE Fortuna second. Pequot third
Juanita fourth Vagrant fifth. Peter Hynes sixth
Getting into the homestretch splendid race ensued
which only terminated at the stand by Pequot win
ming the race by half length Invermoor second,
four longths in front OF vagrant. the latter eight
lengths IN front of Juauita. Fortuna fifth, Peter
Hynes sixth. Time 3:l34.
FOURTH RACE
was for purse OF $500; horses not having won
race during the year allowed II lbs; maidens
allowed il years old less. 70 lbs. il or upward
entries tor this event. These were Messrs. Dryer
Brothers chestnut colt Jericho, by Revolver, dam
skysht. years old. carrying l05 lbs: Mr. Evelyns
chestnut selding Harlequin. by Glenelg. dam
Blunder. years DID, 102 lbs. Mr.. Tayor's chestnut
nlly Una by War Dance dam George Woods. 8. years
DID, 102 lbs. and Mr. W. Astors chestnut hlly Lulu,
by Harry Bassett. dam Sarah D. years old. 81 lbs.
Jericho the favorite the e ut to against
him, to / against Harlequin, 8 to i against
linn md To / T.lln Tina fnoE fha
lead soon as the flag fell. Lulu Second.
Jericho third. Harlequin fourth. When the horses
two lengths. Jericho second two lengths front Of
Lulu, the latter three lengths ahead Of Harlequin.
Going around the turn Una showed the way, and
she passed the quarter pole she had length and
halt the best Of it, Jericho second Lulu third Hare-
quin fourth. Coming down to the foot of the bluff
Una YVES leading length and u half Jericho about
the distance ahead OF Lulu Harlequin close up.
The horses passed out Of sight around the hill in
the lower turn Una was still leading two
lengths, apparently running easily, while Jericho,
who was second. was being forced. Lulu was thru,
Harlequin fourth. The horses came into the home
stretch in this way, Una leading Jericho two
lengths the latter receiving good allowance of per-
along apparently without extra exertion and tho
race by topr lengths Jericho second lengths in
front of Lulu, the latter length ahead OF Harlequin
Time, 2:l6.
was for purse of $500. the winner to be sold at
auction for 800 II entered to sold for 81 000
allowed lbs; il for $3.50. ~ lbs. $500, II lbs.
tor $780, 20 lbs Any surplus on the sale Of the win
ner to be divided between the second horse and tie
racing fund. Beaten horses not liable to be claimed
One mile. The starters for this event were Messrs
Dwyer Brother bay geiding Charlie Gorham. by
ing 10l lbs. to be sold tor $500; Mr.. j. W. Bells
bay gelding Dan K. by Bonnie Scotland. dam Jennie
chestnut Hattie +, by bennington. dam Bonnie
DOOM years old. 104 lbs. $500; Mr.. A. Taylor's
years old. lO1 lbs. $500; Mr. J. Martins bay Ally
Pique. by bennington, dam Lady Emmal. years
DID, s5 lbs. $500. and Mr. W. Astor's bay Ceiling
yagrant by Vigil. dam Lazy. years old. lO4 lbs.
$500. Milan was the favorite. at / u to against
him; az to against Charlie Gorham. to against
Dan X. to each against Pique and vagrant and
10 to against Hattie 4. The start q very good
Hattie first away Dan second. Charlie
Gorham third. Milan fourth. Pique fifth, vagrant
sixth Charie Gorham aud Hattie ran side and sido
around the upper turn. Dan second Hattie
third. Milan fourth Pique fifth. vagrant sixth
order, and when they came down and passed
around the bluff Charlie Gorham had his head
around the hill Hattie appeared to have
neck the best OF it. the latter neck in
advance o, Dan K. pique ffth. yagrant sixth
Hattie had her head in front OF Charlie Gorham.
vagrant third, Milan fourth. Pique ffth, Dan
sixth. Hattie led into the homestretch, Charlie
Gorham second. vagrant third. Milan fourth Dan K
fifth. Pique sixth. Acapital race ensued
tho horses got into straight work. and Vagrant.
ing the most speed. disposed Of Charlie
GorhaIn and next Hattie f. and coming on like
horse no won by i've lengths. Hattie second. half
length ahead OF Pique the latter half length IN
advance OF Dan K. Charlie Gorham nfth. Milan
sixth. Time. 1:47.
THE SIXTH RACE
was handicap steepechase for purse of $500. of
which 500 to the second horse entrance free. Any
number of horses may be entered by the
owner. Three horses, tho property Of different
owners, TO start or NO race. The full steepechase
For this there were six starters, comprising
Messrs. Bennett & Co.'s bay gelding DeadLead. by
Newport Stables bay 1lly Bertha. by Glenelg. dam
stamps years old. l3S lbs Messrs. DAILY Brothers
hav .ra1d ipu pn Inv p1una dan Van dali A
years old. lao lbs: the same gentlemen brown
flly Lizzie D. by Enquirer dam Leisure. years old.
Katie p, by Colossus dam vanet.e aged, 1879 lbs,
and Mr.. A. Tayior's bay gelding Bencher by Brown
wns t In fayorite selling at TO s.anst hIs.
2 to against Bertha to against Pomeroy, to l
against Katie p. 10 to against Lizzie and 20 to
against Benchor The horses We're sent away on
even terms. Pomeroy aud Lizzie d going head and
head to the first hurdle. which was sta
toned on the fractional track opposite the
timers stand. and which they both hit
anl knocked down. Deadhecd third,
Bencher fourth, Katie fifth, Bertha sixth Pome-
roy then to the front and the fence
into the north field. the far side Of which u
brush fence; but he bolted, and that the last
Of him in the race. Dencher then showed the way
hedge fence and out Of the field to the double
jump at the foot Of the bluf. Deadhead second.
Lizzie third Bertha fourth, Katie fifth. The
horses then entered the south field where they first
jumped a fence. then fence and ditch. and again
ditch and fence , as they circIed around the
then they came to the water in front OF the club
house aud grand stand. Benchor led this about
four lengths. but lie landed no fell his knees.
aud before he recovered Deadhead, Lizzie ID and
Bertha had passed him. Deadhead led eighth lengths
the rails IN the passage way between the two
tracks, and tine track into the far field,
over ditch and up and around the hill Of the pic
mic grounds, Lizzie second Bertram third.
Bencher fourth. Katie far behind firth. Coming
around tho hill Deadhead first the
hurdle In front OF Mr.. Belmonts stable.
Bencher second, Lizzie d third, Bertha
fourth; aud they came into the north
field, the wall in the of It and out the
double jump at the foot of the bluff Deadhead was
leading four lengths at this place. Bencher second.
Lizzie ID third. Bertha fourth. The horses then
passed into the south 1eld jumping fence, then
the two fcnccs and ditches and atterward out to
the regular track the pole for the
finish. After getting the last ditch Little made
his run with Bertha. She was at thiStime forty
yards behind tho leader At the three
quarter pole the horses were running their
best. Dcadhead led one length into the home
stretch. Lizzie second. Bertha third. Bencher
fourth. When the horses reached tho last hurdle
which was stationed at the seven furlong pole.