The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

After considerable manmuvriag on the part OF
the jockeys to got the best of the send-of the flag
was dropped when they close together. Sus-
quehanna jumped off with the lead Rhadaman thus
second. Clifton thira. Bowstring fourth. Dunkirk
fifth. The horses ran rapidly around tho upper
turn, Clifton leading neck, Susquehanna
second. Rhadamanthus third Bowstring fourth.
pole in this order. Going down the backstretch
Clifton still kept in front and at the half-mile pole
was still neck in the lead. tring second,
neck in front OF Rhadamanthus who was one length
in advance of Susquehanna. Dunkirk fifth. Bow
string showed his nose in front around the lower
turn and he came into the homestretch with u head
the best of it, Rhadamanthus second, half a length
in advance Of Clifton. Susquehanna fourth, Dunkirk
fifth. Hayward took Susquehanna to the right side
of the track and, riding her for all she worth.
challenged Rhadamanthus and after a most spirited
contest Rhadamanthus won the race by a neck Sus-
quehanna second, eight lengths in advance of Bow.
string clifton fourth. Dunkirk fifth. Time. 1:454
The following are the
SECOND MEETING OF THE SARATOGA ASSOCIATION
NINTH EXTRA DAY-WEDNEsDAY, AUGUST 1s-Fmsr
carry lbs. extra. Winners of selling races only.
and horses beaten and not having at Sara
toga this year allowed 10 lbs. Maidens allowed if
years DID, Is lbs ii years, 20 lbs If years up
ward. IS lbs Three-quarters of mile.
Oden Bowie's oh. m. Oriole by Kingfisher dam
My Maryland, years old, 107 lbs. 49,. .(Evans) /
H. P. Mcarath's blk. +. Mary Ann. by bennington.
A. Smiths e. m Lady Darcy by Thunder. dam
Castaway, years old. 107 lbs. (Barrett) 3
Barnes Vests g. c, Gabriel. by Alarm. dam
=
L. Yards CHI. G. Bennett by Harry Bassett, dam
Bet Arlington. years old. 95 lbs. Harvey
Time, ill.,
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY--Purse $500; of which $50 to the Sec
ond horse and the entrance money to be divided be-
tween the second and third horses. Winners this
year of 500 to carry lbs extra. Horses not hav
ing at Saratoga this year OF the value of
81 ZOO, nor two or more of less value (other
than selling races), allowed lbs WINNERS of selling
only. and horses beaten once to the 18th
Of August, and not having a at Saratoga
10 heats fvvic lbs
One mile and three-quarters
S. d. Bruce's CHI. h. General Phillips by Gleuolr
dam La Polka. years old. 112 lbs. (Sayers)
G.. b. Morris b. h.. Mintzer. by Glenelg. dam
L. Harris CHI. m. Clemmie G, by War Dance, dam
Alexandra. years old. 104 .Barrett) 3
John spellman's Oh. G. Patrol, by Pat Malloy.
Time. 3:06s.
THIRD
SAME DAY.-Purse $500; winners Of $4,000 at Je-
rome Park. Monmouth Park Saratoga this year
excluded carry 112 lbs with usual allowances for
mares and geldings; horses beaten and not having
Q race ut Saratoga this year allowed lbs. or
If such horses have not been placed second, 10 lbs
those not having been placed second nor race
this year allowed Is lbs. maidens allowed IL lbs.
One mile and furlong
j, G.. Nelson & Co. 8 br. c. Lancewood by Lean
ington, dam Rattan. years old. 112 lbs. Fcakes)
L. Harris CHI I. Bonnie Carrie, by Bonnie Scot
land. dam Fanny Barrow, 3 years old. 1O7 lbs.
(Barrett) 2
H. P. McGrath's CHI +. Verdict. by bennington,
dam Jury. years old, % lbs. ......... .Jones) 8
Time, $50.
FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAy.-Purse $500. The winner to be sold ut
auction for $1,000 II entered to be sold for 900.
allowed lbs; or IL for less additional allowance
OF lbs. for every $500 below the latter price, For
those beaten and not having won any race at Sara
toga this year, q further allowance of 8 lbs. One
mile.
Dwyer Brothers blk. h. Rhadamanthus. by Learn
ington, dam Nemesis. aged to be sold for 5000,
ll3 IDS. (Aclauahlln) 1
A. Belmont's CHI m. susquehanna. by Leaning
ton, dam Susan Beanie. years old. $500 los lbs j,
E. Yards b. G. Bowstring. by Harry Bassett. dam
Cordela 3 years old, 5000 50 lbs. :. (Costello) 3
Thomas pnryear s Co.'S CHI. c. Clifton by Planet.
(shelton) 4
quirer. dam Little Lilly. years old. lO4 lbs.
Time l: 45sl
THURSDAY RACES.
FIRST RACE.-Tho Congress Hall Stakes. for all
ages s25 entrance, play or pay, with $500 added by
ceive $3.50 and the third $50 out of the stakes !;
horses not having this year "a OF the value
OF $1,000 allowed lbs; those not having won any
this year allowed 10 lbs Heats Of three quar-
tiers of mile. Closed with thirtytwo nominations.
Bramble ~. 11s lbs. slo0 Lady Middleton a.. los
lbs, SOS; ssyiark (sJ. 100 lbs. SIS.
SECOND RAcE.-Purse $500. for maiden three year
ods colts to carry 10 lbs llies LOG lbs. Entrance
$l5 to 60 to the second horse. One mile and half.
Peter Hynes, ITO lbs, $50; Corola, ITO bs., SIG.
THIRD RAcE.-Purse $3.50. of which $50 to the
second horse ana the entrance money 10 De ulviaed
between the second and third. Entrance $40 The
winner to be sold at auction for $500. II entered
to be- sold for $1,000. allowed lbs; for $3.50. II
lbs; FOR $500. II lbs; for $500, II lbs Horses
beaten and not having a Saratoga this
year allowed lbs. additional. One mile and a
quarter. Bill Dillon (6), 100 lbs, S60 vaerant
(aged). 1o4 lbs. $50; Clemme G. 10y, 104 lbs SIT;
Surge (5 104 lbs SIS; Nipper t6), 107 lbs, $40.
FOURTH RAcE.-Fros handicap steeplechase for a
purse OF $780, OF which 500 to the second and $50
the third horse. Fractional course No. starting
in the field opposite the third quarter post and
ming the remainder of the steeplechase
Disturbance ~, lag lbs. $50; Moonstone (agcd 13S