The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

one length in front of Invermoor volturno fourth.
seventh Report eighth. Charlie Howard last. he
| having become lame on his way up the homestrctch
Time of the race. $40
THE THIRD RACE
| was for purse of $500. OF which 500 and the en-
trance money to the second horse. Those not
having this year of the value OF 81 QUO
year allowed u lbs Mile heats. Entered for this
Alarm. dam Electric. years DID, carrying los lbs;
Mr. W. .Astor's bay seldng vasrant. by Virgil.
nut colt Jericho, by Revolver. dam Skylight. years
old. los lbs. MIR. W. Mulkey's chestnut mare Chi-
+. Loriiiar,Fs bay colt Boardma,l by Bonnie Scot
land dam Woodbine. years Old 80 IDS. ana Mr.. -
Aehermans hay lorss Edwin A. py aS aara
were the favorires at even money; Ito against
Jericho; to against Edwin Al to against chi
! quita. and TO against Vagrant. -
First IIea-chiquita the first away, Gabriel
second. Vagrant third Boardman fourth. Edwin
fifth Jericho sixth. Going around the upper turn
Boardman to the front and at the quarter poie
was leading one length. Chiqnia second. length IN
front of Gabriel. Vagrnnt fourth. Edwin A hfth.
jericho sixth When the horses passed in front of
the blua Boardman led three lengths, Chiq1ita two
lengths ahead of Gabriel. Vagrant fourth. Edwin \
fifth jericho sixth. Some OF the horses changed
positions they turned around the HIM.
and as they passed out OF sight Boardman
led three lengths, Chiquita second two lengths i'll
/ front OF Gabriel, the latter one length ahead Of
! Vagrant Edwin A fifth aud Jericho sixth. When
! the horses came in view the lower turn Board
man was leading two lengths, Chquta second, half
n Ienath ahead of Jericho vagrant fourth Gabriel
honcstretch in this order. and after most exciting
contest which lasted to the judges stand. Gabriel
awarded the heat by head, Jericho second,
head in advance OF Boardman. Vagrant fourth.
Chquita firth and Edwin sixth. Time l:4714.
SeeDnd Heaf.-Gabriel WIS the favoritc at to
against him; 2 l against Jericho. q to / each
against Edwin A and Boardman. to against Chi.
breakaways the flag fell to middng start Jericho
leading, Vagrant second Gabriel third. Boardman
around the upper turn Edwin to the trout ana
ut the quarter pole was leading by head. Jericho
second. neck in advance OF Gabriel third. the
others close up. When the horses passed the loot
of the bluff Gabriel was in front neck III advance
OF Edwin A. who had his head in front Of Jeri-
cho. the latter ono length clear OF Beard
man. vagrant nth, Chiquita sixth. The
horses of sight around the hill in this
der and when they came in view on the lower turn
Gabriel leading half length. Jericho second,
neck in advance Of Edwin A.. Boardnian fourth.
homestretch very fno struggle took place and
changes occurred rapidly At the seven turiong
pole Jericho had tho best of it, Edwin A. second.
| Vagrant third. Gabriel fourth and they came.
Jericho winning the heat bv half length, Vagrant
second a neck in advance OF Eiwin A. Gabriel was
distance IRON home). Boardlnan fifth, Chlnquita
sixth. Time, LAT.
Gabriel then out OF the race for not winning
heat Jericho was the favorite At ; too. He had
the lead by length ut the fall of the flag and he
quarter pole three lengths ahead of Gabriel and,
bluff with that advantage. Jericho passed out of
sight with four lengths the best OF it. and came in
|
time that Jericho had things his own way. He kept
| up his fast rate of speed. however on the lower
turn and entered the homestretch lengths ahead
OF Gabriel. From there home lie kept up his racing
clip and crossed the score winner by eight or ten
lengths in 1:471a
was for purse of $500. Horses three years old to
carry lbs. years old. ia lbs. Ave years old
or upw ard 8 lbs The winner to be sold ut auction
for $1,000. II entered to be sold for $780, allowed
10lbs. Any surplus on the sale to be divided be-
tween the second horse and tho racing fund Beaten
horse notG tn be G O n
mile. Nine horses were started for this race. con-
sistinq Of Messrs; Ayres \ sutliifes bay colt Alle
veur, 10y Giiroy dam Sequin. years DID, $780, car
rying 1O lbs; Messrs Daily Brothers chestnut flly
Jessie d, by Chllicothe. dam Skipper. 2 years old.
Charlie Gorham. by Blarney stone. dam Aurora ssby
5 years old. $500. los lbs. Nelson l. Co.'s brown
s year. f's old $500. is lbs; Mr. r Lori
iards bay hiy Variety, by Saxon. dam Co
Chestnut mare Hattie F. BY M
dam Bonnie Doom, years old, $500, lO5 lbs. MIR.
w. H. briggs chestnut gsang sun ld IT, BY Austria
James McCormacks bay colt Terror. by Alarm. dam
by Lexington. 4yoars old. $500. lot lbs. and Mr. A.
Alunina years old, $500. l04 los.
Milan and Charlie Gorham were the favorites the
odds being to against each OF them; to against
Pirate. Sto against Variety 10 to each against Ale
and Sunlight. and II to each against Hattie
When tnoy came to the 'front.' Of Of the bluff
Alleveur was leading, Charlie Gorham second. Milan
third Pirate fourth, the others close up. The
horses sight around the hill in this order
and when they appeared again on the lower turn
Charlie Gorlain front, Milan second, Alleveur
third. Pirate fourth. Sunlight ith. Hattie sixth.
the others trailing on There wore no changes to
the pole but when the horses cot into
straight work the homcstretch there
eral. After rapid run home Charlie Gorham won
the race by four lengths, Aileveur second. two
| lengths ahead OF Milan, the latter two lengths in
front of Pirate. sunlight fth Hattie SIXTH Jessie
seventh. Terror eighth Variety ninth Time. 1:17.
THE FIFTH RACE
was sweepstakes $25 each. play pay, with $500
added; three-quarters of miie gentlemen riders.
Threeyear-olus to carry las lbs.; four-year-olds.
l57 bs.; five and over. l64 lbs. Mares geldinss
allowed lbs. There were four starters comprising
dam SIREN, Years old ia lbs. ridden by Mr Purdy;
Messrs. q. Bennett Il Co. s chestnut gelding Dandy,
BY By, oysterman 'r dam Bet Arlington: years ola
bay hlly Bertha by Glenelg. dam Stamps. years
old l5i lbs. ridden by Mr. Grswold. and Mr.. W.
Lady Emmal. years old 15i lbs. ridden
by Mr.. Isc!in: Bertha was the favoritc at
to against her. ) to l each against Dandy
and Pique. and to against Surge. The start
good one Surge getting to running first. and led
to the foot OF the bluff OF the club house half
length. Bertha second. Pique third. Dandy fourth.
The horses changed positions going around the hill.
a. ey apdy brS snrss Whan
| the horses came III view OH the lower turn after
being out OF sight several seconds. Pique was sel
in front. Bertha second. Dandy third and Surge
fourth. The horses ran in this order until near the
three-guarter pole. whom Surge took third place. As
Bertha second Surge third Dandy fourth. Tho
horses in this way up to the furlong pole.
| wheu the race SET III III earnest. Sir. oriswoiu
| worked Bertha up challenged Pique, aud when
| every locker supposed that the lay between
these two up came Mr.. Purdy on rush with Surge,
before the riders the others could help them
selves Surge shot in aud won ut the stand by half
| length. Piquc second, one length ahead of
Bertha the latter three lengths in advance OF Dandy
| Time. III a.
| The folio wing arc the
SUMMARIES.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-FoURrH DAY OF
THE AUTUMN MEETING JEROME PARK-THURsDAY,
OCT. 9-tIRsr RAcE.-Pursc $40. for maiden three
| year-olds. Those not having second for
race of the value OF $1,000 allowed lbs. One mile
and u furiong.
Starters.
G.. Sutlife's ch 6. Harlequin, by Glenelg. dam
W. X. Babcock's br. x. Pequot. by Lexington. dam
Lulu Horton, ITO lbs. ................t Murphy 2
| Ioriilard'a oh 40 pavnec NV LEAN ton. dam