The New York herald., 1879-09-21


but Silly soon took the lead. and. after
going a fuilong: had three lengths the
three-quarter pole San Antonio closed the daylight
for a moment or two, but soon as the ponies had
passed the three-quarter pole Silly away grad
uay increasing his advantage at every stride, and
landed easy winner by ten lcngths. This
proved that silly is better weight than San
Antonio The latter won in the match with l24 lbs
on his back while Silly carried 1874 lbs. Now tho
little turned the tables with 16o lbs. to l65 lbs
San Antonio
for purse OF $500 for all ages. of which 500
to the and $50 the third horse threeyear-
yearolds and upward lls lbs; maidens allowed. if
three years old, lbs; four years old, 10
lbs ss,..s hvs years ar @ old and and upward; "A IBIS lbs
horses came to the post. These Mr.. w. Null
keys chestnut mare Chiquita. by Hurrah. dam Sun
rise aged. 1lO lbs., and Mr.. Perry Bemonts bay
mare Hbernia. by bennington, dam Henrietta
welch. years old, 1l5 lbs.
First Eedt.-The horses had capital start at the
second attempt from the quarter pole and ChiQuita
ut once took lead of two lengths. This was soon
passed the half mile pole They came ON between a
limo of people which extended up the hill near
the three-quarter pole. at which place Chquta was
leading one length under hard pull. She soon
made the southern turn increasing the gap at every
jump. and coming on steadily won an easy heat by
Second Heat.-The horses had capital start, but
Chiquita ran to the front and the lower turn
led half length, which she kept to the half-Inile
POLE Running up the hill to the three quarter pole
Chiquita increased her lead and she passed that
point abe had the he best Of it by four lengths With
race by three lengths under hard pull.
THE SIXTH RACE
was the Middletown steepcchase handicap steeple-
chase over the short course of about two miles;
gentlemen riders allowed lbs.; S7OO to the first
horse. $500 TO the second aad Sloo to the third.
Entered for this were Messrs. Bennett x Co.'s bay
gelding Deadhcad. by julius. dam Leisure aged.
carrying 100 lbs; Mr.. c. Reeds chestnut horse
DID, 1856 lbs; Messrs Bennett Co.'s chestnut geld
ing Dandy. by Oysterman, Jr, dam Bet Arlington.
flly Judith, by Glenelg. dam Nine. Dudley. years
old, 143 lbs. The horses ran the course
that the gentlemen ran their horses in the first
The start was good one. Disturbance getting
away first. Dandy second. Deadhead third, Judith
bringing up the hs rear her jockey having
mount stone WALL, and this
nicely taken by Disturbance first. Dandy
Judith fourth hurdle was the enc next jump on the
way north, and this was followed by stone wall
ard then two hurdles on the turn leading
opended gap of about eight lengths, Dead
head second. six lengths in front Of Disturbance.
the latter six lengths in advance OF Judith. The
horses jumped two hurdles down near the bay and
then up to the wall on the hill. without chang
judges stand and jumped the water Deadhead
led by neck. Dandy second. neck in front OF Dis
turbance. the latter eight lengths in @ advance Of
and when they reached the stone wall Desdhead
leading by head. Dandy second. neck in ad-
vance Of Disturbance. the latter four lengths in
front Of Judith. who had just begun to make her
running tor the race. There was then a hurdle and
Dandy had his head in front, Deadhead
second, Disturbance third, Judith close up.
close together. and when they came to the hurdle
facing the people Deadhead had resumed the lead,
with Dandy second. Judith third and Disturbance
beaten and retiring. On they came. and they
jumped the last hurdle previous to the run home
Deadhead led by two lengths and coming on. won
front of Dandy the latter twenty lengths ahead Of
Disturbance.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
NEWPORT RAcEs-SEcoNp DAY-SEPT. 20, 1879
FIRST RAcE.-steepechase for horses which had
never won steeplechase over the short course. OF
about two mile; welter weights 5000 to the first
horse. sloo to the second ana $50 to the third.
Starters
Newport Stables b. Z. judith, by Glenelg dam
MIne Dudley. years old. 143 lbs.... Qittle)
ca candS Ia h. The Judge Ssss pSass casay
Perry Belmonts b. 4. Darnley. by Asteroid, dam
r. S EVeiyns eh e. % Puck No q aged psiisree an
w. Bssscit's b. M Polly. aged. pedigree unknown.
SAME DAy-sEcoNp RAcr.-pony match. $500. dash
of three-eighths of q mile.
Mr. Haeck b. G. San Antonio, 1914 lbs. Nancy
The Newport Stables b. Silly, 134 lbs. (Ltle
of S25 each free for nonstarters gentlemen ridors
dash on the fiat OF threequarters Of mile; piece
of plate added the second horse to receive twenty
five per cent Of the stakes.
Starters.
Perry Belmont's b. IN. Hibernia, by bennington
(Mr. p. Bclmonp 1
Captain Candy's b. h. The Judge. years old. 40
r. Eveiyns b. h. storm, years old pedigree un.
known, 165 lbs .................. Mr. r. Peters)
+. +. Wares ch. g. Charlatan. by Helmbold. dam
by Knight OF St. George. years old, l59 lbs....
SAME DAY-FoUnrH RAcE-A handicap race for
polo ponies, of about half mile riders to be men,
bers OF the westchester Polo Club; overweight al
lowed; cup to the winner.
The Newport Stables b. g. silly, 16s lbs ........
tMr. +. G.. Griswold) /
MIR. Halleck's b. g. San Antonio, l6s lbs ........
SAME DAY-FrprH RAcE.-Purse 5000. for all ages;
of which 500 to the second and $50 to the third
horse. Three-year to carry 103 lbs, four-year
ods la lbs, five years old aud upward 11S lbs;
maidens ,, allowed IL three years old. lbs four @
Three-quarters Of mile tho Hat.
Stdrters.
W. Mulkey's ch. m. Chiquita. by Hurrah, dam
Perry Beimcnt;s b. M. Hipcrnia, by Leaning.
ton dam Henrietta wech. years old. ll5
SAME DAY-SIxrH RAcE.-The Mddletown steeple-
chase. handicap steeplechase over the short
lowed lbs; $500 the hrst horse $500 to the
ond and 500 to the third
bennett Co.'s b. &. Dsadhead. by julius. dam
Leisure aged, 1G0 lbs. lSait) /
The Newport Stables b. +. judith. by Gleneg,
dam Nine. Dudley, years old, 14S lbs. Q.ittle)
Bennett Co.'s ch. &. Dandy, by Oysterman, Jr.,
dam Bet Arlington, years old. 151 lbs. .(Devin)
@. Reeds CHI. h. Disturbance. by Chillicothe, dam
Matte O., years old. 1855 lbs. Nancy
RETURN
The return home was equally as interesting as the
return Thursday. Just the last race An
ished dog cart was upset at the entrance to the
enclosure. and for some minutes the way was
blocked, but. beyond the delay, no harm done.
The display Of horses and carriages along the beaches
very attractive. and almost in
teresting rs the races. large number OF
spectators were ON the bathing beach to
the carriages and their occupants they
turned. Both Of tho paviiions thronged, and
the road leading up Bellevue avenue also lined
with sightseers. Great credit is due the stewards
General X. b. Potter, Mr.. Perry Belmont and Mr..
Henry s. Fearing. These gentlemen had easy
task but devoted themselves with commendable
energy to the work from the first, and accom-
plshed their object completely and praseworthily.
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.