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hioh made him colt Of very fair elias. las,

which made him colt Of very fair class last
Jsck Of Spades won the opening dash. for
which he was fevorite at even money, outstrip-
ping such speedy sprinters as Harrington, Ed
spf x. ssSS fs a1d Of sss s
This showed that the storm Of Saturday had
hSs n rSee Ts " Tor Shs Sir Wss &
ford, and Rubicon met in the fifth event for the
$4,000 special I'd kearney was Jack Of SPADES
Harrington, under Hamiiton's punching and
driving, overhauled the son OF Tom Ochitree in
the last strides and snstched second place by
Mr.. Belmont was not 80 fortunate In the sec
ond race, his colt Hurlinghsm being compelled
Of the talent, but the race was between Lustre.
HurlinRhsm, and Will Elliott clayton was At
By length. HuflinShsm, Viii Elliott and and
Manchester made good racefor second money,
finishing In the order named.
sadie was plunged on 20 win the last race. an
affair for maiden two-year-olds at six furlongs.
Thi. nlly and Lucanis far, optstripped their
lengths before the rest Of the field at the last
furlong. pole. Sadie looked winner all oyer,
Griffin made a finish that was remarkable for
Its weakness, and Simms, by dint OF the hercest
Of a length before Mr.. DSiy's daughter OF
Salvador, Chicot was third. Grimm complained
because he was not allowed to ride Sadie with a
Grimm, Lamb. Hamilton, Clayton. LittleGeld.
Tribe. Carter. Penn shesdy, ksefs, and y Davis
in the white Plains Handicap.
Little clayton got nasty rep in the eye while
riding Ing Ln;ts the mare thT0wng her ,hs head Sp
left optic Summaries follow;
FIRST RACE.
For all .se, swssp.tates Of .i5 each, With q 900
added, OF which $500 to second and 500 to third;
s%ESs n ' ,Ss Fl sBede. Mag
": bVsohgss q. 6 HsrE!nston' :; i9i ,aaS,,i,on,.
Peacemaker and Ed Kearney also ran.
Be,tIns-siI to 8 against jack OF Spades 3 to Hsr
rinston, y 70 Pescemsker, ~ toll Ed kearney, 80
SECOND RACE.
added q Which 500 70 second and 500 to Srd six
Segshscrs stables Oh. m. Lustre, =, by Linden,
Bemion stables b. 9. birmingham, s. w Grimm. -.
rPblsisr WI bI ElS,, ss ss s.irsn, also
ran
Betting Eleven to % ,ssS;t 6iscorn, to LHs,rs,
re hRrlrssm NAM he5 iS'o MAMMA
THIRD RACE.
The sixth white Plains iisndi:sp for two ye,rGlds
Perry belmont. D. 9 Mssian' by The iii'ts'I-Nas.
onst gs.Sl.. - M ssliiSF"is. liz DqFseI'
cromwsI Canterbury, Annisstte, Monaco, Midgley,
aud halma also ran Tim. I'm
Be,,1s-serep s 70 .Fsnst u The c9m%cn st6n to-
10 TO Midgley, 10 to Magian " Dolabra, 80 to
Counter Tenor 30 to l 0wlet, 90 to Havoc, 90 To
Monaco, 90 to Cromwell, goo TO Canterbury.
FOURTH RACK.
The Sixth Pelham Bay Handicap, for threeyear oldsi
q sweepstakes OF $50 each. with u ZOO added OF
which $500 to second and 5000 to third one mile and
p y DIVERS b. c. Declare by strstford-ciara, io7
w Donohues b. c. Cur Jack los (grinini...........
J. w Rogerss b. c. Sir Excess 1873 tTaral
LishtfOot' Assignee ram, and P PlSss also ran.
Betting Seven to against our Jack to Declare.
so TO Prig
FIFTH RACE.
For all ages sweepstakes OF $50 each. with So 500
added OF which $500 to second and third to receive
Oneck stables b. h. Sir Walter, 4, by Midlothian
r. l.. Ro.e. T. b. cerd !, iaa ,slnm.j
J. T. McDonalds CHI. c. Rubicon, 3, ll3 tMdgley)
Time. 2:Oa.
Betting Eight to against Rubcon to D Clifford.
l2 TO . Sir walter
SIXTH RACE.
added OF which 5000 to second 100 to third siI
furlongs.
j. W. Rosers's b. e. Lucania, by Sir ModreL-scbooi.
Marcus DAILY s ch Z sadie, los ,Grnni ...........a
T. wslcotts b. c. Chcot, lOi u. Davis
Philistra, Truepenny, Cataraugus, Janet nily, aud
Time, l:l2L
Betting SIX TO against sadie, to Lucanla, to
10 TO Janet ny. 10 to CattAraugus 10
10 fraVcsty, 20 to Chicot, 20 TO Philistia
The wInaers at the Morris Park Meeting.
The autumn meeting Of the New York Jockey
Club ended yesterday. There were nine days
racing. with fifty five races. in which 1877 horses