The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12


turn Ferids was leading length and a
half, General Phillips second. Invermoor third.
Day Star fourth Fortuna NTH. the Others close,
into the quarterstretch this order:-rhey ran
merrily up the stretch and as they. passed the
judges stand Ferida led by two lengths. General
Phillips second. one length in front OF Invermuor.
Glenmore fourth, Fortuna nth. Belle SIXTH Willie
ID seventh. Day Star eighth. Ferida ran away from
tho others while going around the upper turn.
and she passed the quarter pole. she had
second se%s half length ahead Of Gienmore. For
tuna fourth, Invernoor fifth. Belle sixth. Willie
D seventh. Day Star eighth. Coming down to
more with rush. and within two lengths
of florida as she passed in front Of the bluffs.
of sight around the hill Glemmore second. General
Phillips third. Fortuna fourth. Belle Attn. 1nver-
moor sixth, Willie ID seventh Day Star eighth.
When tho horses appeared in view the lower
turn Ferda was leading length and half Glen
more second, two lengths ahead of Fortuna, the
latter half aength ahead Of General Phillips Belle
firth, Invermoor sixth, Willie ID seventh. Day Star
eighth. The horses came into the homestretch in
this order, but as soon as they were In
straight work Glenmore began to up
to Ferids. aud at the furong pole he passed.
her. and coming on won the race by three lengths.
Ferida second. forty yards ahead OF Fortuna. who
was two lengths in front of Willie fourth. Belle
fifth Invermoor sixth. General Phillips seventh and
Day Star eighth. Time. 1851.
[rhe Duke OF Magenta and Uncas. the colts that
were sent to ENGLAND by Mr.. P. Lorillard, and
the track and exhibited to the spectators Both
horses looked WELL but it plain that Uncas has
look very lusty and in good health They will be OF
service over herel.
was for purse of $500; the winner to be sold at
auction for 800. IL entered to be sold for 1000
for $500 ii lbs. ANY surplus on the sails Of the
winner to BIO divided between tho second horse and
the racing fund. Beaten horses not liable to be
claimed One mile and three furlongs. A
round dozen entered for this event,
comprising Mr.. q. Sutlitfe's chestnut gelding
Harlequin, by Glenelg dam Blunder. years old. to
sold 81 900, carrying 95 lbs; Messrs. Nelson
L. Co.'s chestnut gelding Kingston. by Kingisher
Bowie's chestnut colt skylurk. by Dickens dam
Nettic, years old $500. IS lbs; Mr.. j. n Acker-
mans oay s sno 6aIn ~ as%
gray colt Gabriel. by Alarm. dam Electric. years
old. $1,000. 105 lbs; Messrs. Dryer Brothers bay
geldug Warfield, by War Dance, dam Florac, years
old $3.50, 1O3 lbs Mr.. Daniel OConnelps brown colt
Ike Bonhsm. by Bonnie Scotland. dam Viola. years
old. $500. "a lbs. Mr.. ]. W. Bells bay gelding Dan
X by Bonnie Scotland. dam Jennie June, years DID,
$500. 1Ot lbs; Mr. L. Harris chestnut mare Ceminie
lbs. Mr.. W. Mcmahon 8 bay horse Nipper. BY Phae
ton. dam Annette. years old. $500. lO3 lbs Mr.. W.
Astors bay g S Ing yasrant BY virgil dam Lays
nut lilly Una, by War Dance, dam George Woods.
years DID, $780, 90 lbs. Una was the favorite at to
lark, Gabriel. Kingston aud Edwin AZ to against
Dan X. to against warrant. 10 to l each
against Ike Bonham. and IS to against Nipper
The start was very fair one. with the
exception Of Nippsr who was left at the post for
scured by large tree aud some useless bushes. and
view OF the horses could not be had until they had
to the three-quarter POLE Skylark first
| at that place, Edwin second, Ike bonham third.
wardeld fourth. vagrant fifth. the others closely
punched. When the horses reached the judges
stand Una leading Edwin second. Skylark
third. Kingston fourth. Ike Bonham fifth. Warheid
ninth. Dan X tenth Cemnie eleventh. Nipper
twelfth. Una showed the way around the upper turn
ana led at the pole Edwin second
| vagrant sixth. Ike Bonham seventh the others
trailing in bunch. Una was first at tho foot OF the
bluff and led around the hill three lengths in ad-
vance of Edwin A. Kingston third. Warfeld fourth.
| Vagrant fifth. Ike Bonham sixth. the others
before Una sho wed the way around the lower turn
and was leading length when she came into the
homestretch, Edwin second. Vagrant third. War
field fourth Kingston Fifth. the others trailing
as best they could. A fine up the homestretch
and vagrant beat Una q head ut the judges stand.
Una was length in front OF warAeld, Kingston
fourth, Dan ffth Gabriel sixth. Cemmie seventh.
Ike Bonham eighth. Harlequin ninth. Edwin
tonth, Skylark eleventh. Nipper twelfth. Time.
2:26h.
"a $3.50 THE FIFTH RACE
was handicap steeplccbase tor purse of 5000. OF
which 500 to the second; entrance free; any num-
Der OF horses may be entered by the same owner;
three horses. the property of different owners. to
start the usual steeplechase course. The
entries TOR this race were Mr. C. Reeds chestnut
years DID, 143 lbs. Mr.. II. Gaffney's gray horse
Derby. by Eugene. dam Kate Sovereign. aged; ~
lbs; the Newport Stables bay iliy Judith.
by Glenelg dam Nine Dudley. years old.
lil lbs; Mr.. L. Harris chestnut horse Red.
*, "
years old. lao lbs, and DAILY Brothers bay geld
ing Poineroy. by Planet. dam vandaia. years
to ibeng laid against her; to against Derby; to
against Disturbance; to l. against Redding. and
20 to against pomeroy The horses had very good
the fractional track. jumping hurdle be-
hind the timers stand. Pomeroy was over frst
third. Redding fourth. Judith nth. The horses
then ran down to the end Of the track and jumped
into the north field. Pomeroy showing the
the others following before. Circling around the
field they jumped brush fence and then came ont
foot of the bluff. Derby first these. Pom
eroy second. Disturbance third. Redding fourth.
Judith hfth. The horses then ran into the south
which Derby led, Disturbance second. Pomeroy
third Redding fourth. Judith nth. The latter ran
siderable ground. The next jump was hedge
and ditch. the west end of the field. and the
next another ditch and hedge further on.
way these impediments. but when Dis
turbance went over the second one he fell. but with
and went on with the race, nth. There was hur-
die below the seven turlong pole. and then the
horses came to the front the grand stand
and Club House. Derby led this three lengths.
Pomeroy second four lengths In front OF Redding.
the latter two lengths ahead Of JUDITH. who, when
she landed, went down her knees, throwing Little
her neck. He got back into the saddle lifted the
flly up and was starting after the others by the
time Disturbance overlook him. The latter passed u
dth in the chute between the regular aud fractional
tracks Derby showed the way across the track. out
the track, into the north field. and the
stone wall in the centre OF it. When the horses
CAME to the double hurdles the foot OF the bluff
Derby led length and half. Pomeroy second.
Reading third Disturbance fourth, Judith NTH. The
horses jumped the brush fence then the two hedges
and bitches in the south field At the second one
Judith fell again. and her and Little lay there for
some minutes. while the others went on with the
race. Pomeroy leading. Derby second, Redding
third. The horses came on in this order. Pom
eroy winning the race by eight lengths. Derby
second four lengths in front of Reddng. the latter
eighty yards ahead OF Disturbance. Judith coming
in fifth, long time afterward, Little having
mounted the Ally where she fell after no recovered
from the fall. The judges placed Bedding second
and Derby third for some which did not
transpire limo Of the race. 4:l9k.
The following are the
SUMMARIZE.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB-FoURrH AND LAST DAY
AUTUMN RACE MEETING JEROME PARK
SATURDAY, Oct u.-FrRsr RAcK.-Purse 800. VIM
of $1,000 this to carry lbs. extra horses
not having won this year $500 allowed lbs. those