The New York herald., 1879-09-10

bennington, dam La Rose. Sl,oOO W lbs; Mr.. ID. D.
Withers' bay colt by King Ernest, dam Tattoo $780,
SS lbs and Mr.. Il. v. Snediker's chestnut colt by
Milesian, dam Betty Washington. $500. 1Oi lbs.
Rosale was in instances favorite over the field
as the following sales will show
Eosshe. .-............-...-..-. goo 300
Hermit. 2Oo $50 160
King Ernest colt. .............. 2iO 295 40
Milesian, colt. llO ~ 100
Jessie D....................... d. 100 100 los
tempt for start, Rosalie leading, Hermit second,
Jessie d third, Withers Tattoo colt fourth, Snedi-
kers Miesan colt being left at the post for time
At the t-mile pole Rosale led head only Hermit
second half length in front of Jessie d. the latter
q neck in advance OF the Tattoo colt Snedkers far
behind but gaining on the leaders at every jump.
The Tattoo colt showed his head in front .he
lower turn. Rosalie second jessie d third, Hermit
fourth, and close together that ordinary sized
blanket would have covered them the Snediker colt
six lengths away. The Tattoo colt came first into
the honest retch, and coming away from the others
won very easy race by half a dozen lengths Rosa
lie second, three lengths III front of Jessie ID, the
latter two lengths ahead Of Hermit. who led snedi-
was sold for $3.50 to Mr.. W. McMahon.
THE FOURTH
was the Refer Purse of $500; d selling race, the
winner to be sold for $500. An allowance of 2
lbs. to be made for each 500 less than $1,000,
500 than sl.50O. ut which he is entered oe
Sold One mile and threcquarters. Entered for this
were Mr.. W. P. Burch's chestnut horse Governor
Hampton. by Planet. dam Merry Wave, years old.
$1,000 carrying ia lbs.; Mr.. A. Taylors chestnut
gelding Pilot by Planet dam Sally Lewis. years
Old $500 81 lbs, and Messrs j. G. Nelson L. Co.'S
bay horse Viceroy, by Gilroy. dam by Sovereign. q
years old. S4Oo, iO4 lbs. Governor Hampton was
the favorite over the field The following are few
of the pools sold on the race:-
Governor Hampton. .......... 5000 1926 450
viceroy. oy...................... 100 l55 200
The horses had capital start at the first time Of
asking. Pilot leading, Viceroy second, Governor
haf-Ine pole Pilot was leading two lengths. Vice
roy second, one length ahead of Governor Hampton.
Pilot continued IN front around the lower turn and
at the threequarter pole he was leading two lengths
viceroy second. two lengths in front of Governor
Hampton The pace up the quarter stretch to the
stand sharp, and as the horses passed in front
of the judges Pilot led half length, yiceroy
second, two lengths ahead OF Governor Hampton.
Going around the upper turn Pilot increased his
lead and at the quarter pole he led length and a
half Vceroy second one length in front of Governor
hampton viceroy outran Pilot down the back
stretch, and ut the pole he led length aud
half, Pilot second, half length in front OF Gov
ernor Hampton Going around the lower turn Gov
Pilot. showed his head in front of viceroy ut the
three-q uarer pole The latter then fell off badly.
Governor Hampton came up the homestretch in
strong gallop, and won the by two lengths,
Pilot second, ten lengths ahead OF Vceroy the lat
ter pulling up very lame in his off fore Leg Time.
307A. Governor Hampton was then put up at auc-
ton and sold for $1.675. being bought in by Mr..
Burch.
TIE FIFTH RACE
the Squall Steeplechase Handicap, for purse Of
5000, over the regular course; $500 to the winner
and 500 to the second horse. There were three
starters, comprising Messrs. Bennett L. Co.'s bay
gelding Deadhead by Julius dam Leisure, aged. 146
lbs.; Mr.. c. Reeds chestnut geiding Trouble, by
Mr.. j. L. Mullins bay horse Moonstone, by Asteroid.
dam Alabama, aged. 140a lbs. Trouble was the
favorte the field. as the following exhibits:
trouble e.....................-. S4oO 400 $50
Deadhead. d...................... 800 32O 800
M9onstone; - s... 20 TO 80
stone third. The horses ran in southerly direc-
rection, and the first obstacle they met with
earth wall at the extreme end of the held in which
they started. Deadhead laid over it four lengths,
Trouble second, two lengths ahead of Moonstone.
Keeping close to the fence the horses ran around the
fI1rn ybern rta fhavo
tered rail fence. and then shortly afterward pair
Of brush fences. making double jump; and still
an earth wall and then rails, Deadhead having shown
the others the way over all Of them. The
track met rail fence on the lower turn,
and coming up toward the people jumped another
fence OF rails and brush and then the horses came
to the water i'll front Of the grand stand. Deadhead
led the water two lengths, Trouble second two
lengths ahead Of Moonstone. The horses then
over the same course again. Just before reaching
the double jump on the backstretch Trouble passed
Deadhead and was never afterward headed. He led
two three lengths a rapid rate Deadhead keep
ing up well with him. but Moonstone gradually tell
back. When Trouble came to the water the second
time he led Deadhead three lengths, and after going
the wall on the upper turn and the double jump
the backsretch. and three other obstacles he
out the regular track just beyond the half mile
pole, leading Deadhead at the time half o dozen
lengths, Moonstone hundred yards behind.
Trouble came on and won the race by five lengths,
Deadhead second. furlong in front of Moonstone.
Time OF the race; 5:1Ssi.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
CoNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB-SECoND DAY OF THE
AUTUMN MEETING PRospEcT PAEK-TuEspAY.
Sept 8, 1s79-FIRsT RAcE.-The Mist Purse of $500;
selling race; the winner to be sold for $780,
allowance of lbs. to be made for each 500 less
than 81 800 and lbs. additional to be carried for
each 500 more than $780, at which he is entered to
Dwyer Brothers b. G. Charley Gorham, by Blar-
neyst9ne' ne; @ dam Aurora haby' years old. $500,
James W. Bells b. g. Dan K. by Bonnie scotland.
dam Jennie June, years old. $500, 107 lbs.....
A. Taylor's b. g. Milan. by Melbourne. Jr.. dan,
Alumina. years old. $500. 9s lbs. .uiiley)
George Wood. years old. $1,000. 81 lbs.
G.. B. Morris ch. h. Egypt. by Planet, dam Lady
Barry. aged, $500. 104 lbs. (Barrett)
Mr.. Grenville's ch. g. Erastus Corning, by Light
ning dam Nora Creina. aged, $500. " lbs......
Time, 1:43.
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY.-The Beach Stakes; sweepstakes OF
$50 each; half forfeit; for threeyear-od colts and
hllies. The winner Of any threey year-old stake to
than two stakes IL lbs extra with 81 900 added tho
gilt of Mr.. James Il. Keone the second to receive
500 out of the stakes yss, One mile and quarter
G.. L. Lorilards ch. g. Monitor. by Glenelg, dam
L. Harris b. b. Bonnie Carrie by Bonnie seoans
dam Fanny Barrow. lao lbs. .Donahue) 2
D. d. Wthers nh ch, h. &. Report by King Ernest
o. o. Vests b. 9. Enterprise by Enquirer oG dam
Sally Morgan, ll5 lbs. .(Booth) 4
Dwyer Brotuers' ch. c. Jericho. by Revolver. dam
okyllBut, llo ios. .thcLauBnunl
j. W. McMahon's b. I. Scotilla, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Juanita, 115 lbs. ... (Feakes) @
p. Lorillard's CHI. q. Pawnee, by bennington,
dam Maiden lis lbs. (Barrettl Z
Time, 210
THIRD RACE.
SAME DAY.-The Rescue Purse of $500; selling
tor two-year-olds The winner IL entered to be
sold for $4,000. to carry weight for age; lbs:
to be allowed for each $500 less than S25O0, and
2 lbs. additional to be carried tor each $500
more than S2.50O ut which the horse Is entered to
be sold at. Three-quarters of mile.
Starters.
ID. ID. Withers' b. c.. by King Ernest dam Tattoo,
to be sold for $500. carrying IS lbs. Harvey
q. l.. Lorilard's tr. (. Rosaiie, by Leaniington.
dam La Rose. 81, ,50O 81 lbs. (Costelloj 2
DAILY Brothers CHI. T. Jessie ID. by Chcothe,
dam Skipper, $1,000. % lbs. 49,. iMcLaughln) 8
p. Lorillard's b. &. Hermit. by Warwick. dam
Chignon. 80. .200 101 lbs. bs............ (l|arretU
Il. V. Snediker's ch. c.. by Milcsian, dam Betty
Washington, VI 800. 104 lbs. ........ .Donahuej 8
Time, 1.1SA.
RACE.